High-altitude expedition · Parvati Valley
A forest-and-ridge crossing from Rumsu over the 3,660 m pass toward Malana.
Route operation depends on current weather, road access, local regulations, relevant permissions, medical suitability, and operator assessment.
Overview
The classic Chandrakhani crossing begins above Naggar at Rumsu, climbs through deodar forest and alpine camps, crosses the broad 3,660 m ridge, and descends toward Malana. Himachal Tourism identifies Chandrakhani as the pass used to approach Malana from Naggar.
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Follow the numbered map, see how each trail section changes, and get a simple day-by-day sense of walking effort and overnight altitude.
Route map
This map helps you understand the direction and sequence of the journey. The orange connector is a visual guide, not a downloadable trail track; always follow the authorised route and local guide.
The trail in plain English
Read this like a route story: where you walk next, whether the trail climbs or descends, and where you can expect to stop.
Around 6 km. You rise from 2,050 m to 2,670 m.
Settle in here for the night
Around 7 km. You rise from 2,670 m to 3,050 m.
Settle in here for the night
Around 5 km. You rise from 3,050 m to 3,660 m.
Around 4 km. You descend from 3,660 m to 2,850 m.
Settle in here for the night
Around 7 km. You descend from 2,850 m to 2,650 m.
Day-by-day rhythm
A quick, human-friendly view before you open the full itinerary below.
Shorter trail day
Steady trekking day
Longest walking day
Steady trekking day
Sleep plan
A simple look at the overnight stops and how high each one sits.
Stelling
2,670 m
Roughly 6 km from the start
Chaklani
3,050 m
Roughly 13 km from the start
Nagruni
2,850 m
Roughly 22 km from the start
Distances, altitudes, and waypoint positions are planning references drawn from the cited route material. They are not a substitute for current local instructions, permits, weather assessment, or navigation by a qualified guide.
Route references
Facts checked 8 September 2026
Camp & Climb itinerary
This outline is based on the route material and operator package. The final sequence is confirmed for each departure.
Begin above Naggar and climb about 6 km through deodar forest to the first meadow camp.
Continue through forest and open grazing ground to the higher ridge camp.
Climb to the 3,660 m pass, traverse the ridge, and descend to the Nagruni side.
Descend the final forest and village trail to Malana.
The confirmed quote and itinerary take precedence. Ask what is included before paying an advance.
High-altitude trekking can involve significant physical and environmental demands. Consult a qualified medical professional if you have relevant medical conditions and disclose them to the operator.
What you may see
A curated mix of signature landmarks, trail scenery, camp life, and the wider landscape that gives this route its character.
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Before you ask
No. Access depends on weather, road conditions, local regulations, permissions, and operator assessment. Check current status before making travel arrangements.
Pricing depends on the destination, season, group size, pickup point, accommodation, and package requirements. Camp & Climb shares a custom quote after discussing your trip.
Yes. Mountain conditions can require changes. The final itinerary is discussed before confirmation and may be adapted for safety, access, or local requirements.
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