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Exploring the Enigmatic Majesty of Mt. Papsura: The Third Highest Mountain in Kullu/Lahul/Spiti

Nestled in the captivating Spiti Valley of Himachal Pradesh, Mt. Papsura stands tall as the third-highest mountain in the majestic Kullu/Lahul/Spiti region. It’s awe-inspiring beauty and mystical allure make it a dream destination for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. In this comprehensive article, we will delve into the enigmatic charm of Mt. Papsura, uncovering its rich history,…

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Hilaree Nelson Was One of the Greatest Adventurers Ever#Hilaree #Nelson #Greatest #Adventurers

Hilaree Nelson Was One of the Greatest Adventurers Ever#Hilaree #Nelson #Greatest #Adventurers

A very sad piece of news in 2022 was the death of Hilaree Nelson at age 49. A premier ski mountaineer, Hilaree held numerous firsts, including the first ski descent from the summit of Lhotse (next door to Mount Everest), the first ski descent of Papsura in India (and known as the “peak of evil” because of its exceptional danger), and the first person to ski the Five Holy Peaks of…

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Explore Himalayas with @team_hippieinhills like never before. Get in touch with us now! Few photographs from our Climbing Expeditions around Himachal. . . #climbwithhippieinhills #trekwithhippieinhills #travelwithhippieinhills #Tourwithhippieinhills #teamhippieinhills #teamhippieinhillsatwork #hanumantibba #friendshipeak #lalana #papsura #cbrange #deotibba #indrasan #indianhimalaya #indianhimalayas #himalaya #himalayas #climbingexpeditions #mountaineering #mountaineeringlife #mountaineeringexpedition #mountainlove #himachal #Himachalpradesh #himachaltourismofficial #india #IncredibleIndia #dekhoapnadesh #trekkinginmanali #climbinginmanali (at Hippie in Hills) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGg46-dnHsW/?igshid=1le4gwyb7n5c3

[storiesofhimalayas]

In the valley of snow...!! Only two colors of nature.....White and Blue..!! And there are two of our members with some different contrasting colors. How does that look...?? Isn't it so amazing beauty of the Himalayas and the nature. This was shot while coming down from Animal Pass, in Tosh Valley of Himachal Pradesh. with a series of peaks namely Devachan (6300m), Papsura (6451m), Dharmasura (6446m), Angdu Ri (5953m), Pinnacle (5444m), Shigrila (6230m) stands majestically. Location: Animal Pass Trek, Himachal Pradesh, India, April-May 2018. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🌟 Behind the lens:@himalayasubhamoy ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🌟 Hashtag your amazing Himalayan experience with #storiesofhimalayas or simply tag us @storiesofhimalayas to get featured on our page. Also, you can directly DM us. For - more - update - post Follow - page 🔽 @storiesofhimalayas ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #storiesofhimalayas #travel #travelbag #wanderlust #bagpacker #natgeo #natgeotravel #natgeolandscape #landscape #vscocam #destination #himalayas #nature #bliss #travelxp #experience #hiking #treking #mountains #thrill #adventure #story #india #nepal #bhutan #tibet (at Himalayas)

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The Tosh valley trek is a short trek of 4 km. The trek starts from Barshaini, a picturesque hamlet nestled between Kasol and Tosh.  The trek is an easy trek and can be done in 2 days. There are a lot of mountain peaks surrounded by Tosh glacier-like Papsura, Angduri, Pinnacle, Devachan, and White sail. As I stated above that Parvati valley is an amazing destination in Himachal Pradesh which can be a perfect weekend getaway. Not just only Tosh valley trek, there are a lot of adventures you can do in the Parvati Valley like Kheerganga trek, Kasol trek, Malana village, and Graham village trek. If you want to challenge your endurance and strength then you can further stretch this expedition till Tosh Glacier. The trail becomes tough and hard to trek on and takes more days. The trek to Tosh glacier starts from Kutla village. The 25km whole trek without homestay and eatery shop will be challenging. It is always advisable to take your own food, a certified guide, and carry your camping gear.

More info : https://letsaskme.com/travel/tosh-valley-trek-a-beautiful-adventure-in-parvati-valley/

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Dharamsura, papsura expeditions ❄ @lion_heart_expeditions #lionheartexpeditions #mountaineering #mountains #incredibleindia #parvati #kasol #tosh #himachal #himachalpradesh #himalayas #india #ig #instagram #instatravel (at Parvati Valley - पार्वती घाटी, Himachal Pradesh) https://www.instagram.com/p/B30joSUgId4/?igshid=bbnouz05lmll

[himalayadestinationindia]

✔Are you interested climbing?🧗‍♀️ Mt Dharamsura is best experience of climbing lovers. Dharamsura peak (6446 M), which is called WHITE SAIL because of its shape and PAPSURA peak 6451 M (The peak of Evil) are neighboring peaks in famous Manikaran region of Parvati valley in Himachal Pradesh.  ⏰Duration - 26D/25N #climbing #dharamsura #mountaineering #himalayasadventuring #mountains #climbingworldwide #alpsoutdoors #riskymountaineering #challeging #instaclimbing #mountainofhimachal (at Manali, Himachal Pradesh) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1p9712ADRJ/?igshid=8xlya2lx9y9h

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Fa – Konda Climbing Expedition – Adventure Academy

This is a very challenging & scenic, summer high-altitude Mountaineering Expedition cum Trek. Starting from the Prini roadhead, the trek winds through lush green valleys, moraines, high-altitude meadows and dazzling landscapes. Once atop the Fa – Konda pinnacle peak (Trig Height) (4250m), another spectacular panorama of peaks appears stark Beas Kund valley.  The snow capped mountain valley view from Fa - Konda trig height is a photographer’s delight. You also see some good mountain peaks and a number of dazzling mountain massif on this Himalayan Camp.

Mountaineering:

A hobby that cultivates the spirit of adventure, endurance, determination, co-living and love for nature… All these positive aspects of individual’s personality nourished and cultivated by mountaineering are directly resulting into National character building.

What is Mountaineering?

Mountaineering, otherwise known as Alpinism in Europe, is the sport, profession, or recreation of Climbing or going up mountains. It is a more challenging form of hiking; where one have to trek on higher altitudes. Although the toughest, this adventure camp is also the most fulfilling.

MOUNTAINEERING IN INDIA

The Himalaya, Karakoram and Hindu Kush ranges extend from Namcha Barwa in the east to the borders of Afghanistan in the west. Political maps show them as parts of India, Bhutan, Nepal, Pakistan and Afghanistan.  A very large section of the Himalaya and an eastern section of the Karakoram are in India. Broadly the Indian Himalaya consists of Arunachal, Sikkim, Uttarakhand, Himachal, Jammu & Kashmir and Eastern Karakoram. Though there are no 8000 m peaks in India except the Kanchenjunga, there are several peaks which are above 7000 m and a few of them are still unclimbed. A large number of peaks between 6000 to 7000 m are challenging and still virgin. Mountaineers in India have plenty of scope for exploration and conquest.

Himachal Himalaya

Kullu:

The lovely dales of Kullu have been a major attraction area for those who prefer to climb difficult but low peaks. The south Parvati area has peaks like Dibibokari, Pyramid, Papsura and Peak 20,101 (6127 m). This area too, is open to all climbers with peaks like Mukarbeh and Indrasan (6221 m), and has a lot to offer hobbyists and serious climbers alike.

Trek Itinerary:

REGION COVERED: Fa -Konda, Hamta Area. Via Tilgan-Jhamari, Pha-Konda and Manali.

Dates : 8th to 19th June 2019

MAX. ALTITUDE: 4450m.

NO.OF DAYS: 08 nights 09 days.�� 

TRIP TYPE:    Climbing, Trekking and camping.

LOCATION:  Manali - Base camp at Shuru road head (3km from Manali).

REPORTING PLACE: At Base Camp at Shuru (Manali).

AGE GROUP: Above 15 years.

TREK GRADIENT: The trek in the beginning is a moderate walk up to a little hamlet called Thorku Dugh. The steepness in the trek increases gradually. On the ascend day, a little portion is tricky to negotiate and provides for a very challenging experience in a boulder covered snowy slope route. However, in general, it’s strenuous to an easy climb & trek.

Grading: A reasonable degree of physical fitness is needed for this trek.

Special interest: Excellent view for photographers, ideal place for nature lovers and an amazing place for adventure program lovers.

Get more details about Himalayan Camp from Nagpur at Adventure Academy

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The Mentor: Hilaree Nelson | Outside Online

The Mentor: Hilaree Nelson | Outside Online

It’s the spring of 2017, and Hilaree Nelson is standing on the summit of 21,165-foot Papsura Peak, a.k.a. the Peak of Evil, in the Himachal Pradesh region of the Indian Himalayas. She’s been waiting for this moment for two decades, ever since she first glimpsed the peak. Her first attempt to climb it, in 2013, failed. But now here she is. She and her partners—boyfriend Jim Morrison and longtime…

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A Trek to Hampta Pass There are several beautiful and amazing treks in Himachal Pradesh such as Pin Parvati Pass, Hampta Pass, Beas Kund, Bhrigu Lake, Bara Banghal, etc. Out of all, Hampta Pass is the most popular trek due to its moderate difficulty, less duration, and amazing views. As it was a 5 days trek, so we made the plan on the Dussehra Long Weekend. Day 1: Drive from Manali to Jobri via Prini and Trek from Jobri to Chika Reached Manali on 28th of September and there I met with my group and the guide. From there, we started our Journey to Hampta Pass. We drove towards Jobri via Prini village, which was the starting point of the trek. The drive was 2 hours long but was scenic. The view of Kullu valley from the road was great. We could see the whole Manali town while driving.   We reached Jobri at 12:00 hrs and there was no one except us. We checked our shoelaces, applied sunscreen, filled our bottles and then started our trek. We entered the forest having lofty peaks on both the sides. After walking for 15 minutes, we passed a waterfall and continued on the same route. The trail was uneven, narrow and was slightly uphill. The walk through the woods continued for about one hour and then we arrived at a small open meadow. There were some horses grazing the meadow grass. We kept walking straight and just after few steps, we saw a huge and beautiful valley. The river flowing through the valley was Rani River. There was a small shop where we stayed for a little and then resumed our trek.   We took the downhill route, crossed a bridge over the Rani River and we were at the core of the valley. The valley was lush green and had large boulders on the way to Chika campsite. We were enjoying the trek because of the amazing views, lofty mountains, a soothing sound made by Rani River and the weather.   Reached our campsite at Chika at around 4 PM and had a piping hot tea and Maggi. The kitchen staff was so amiable and helpful. The weather was following the mountain code. As the twilight was approaching, the weather was getting cold with the chilled air. We had to add one layer to our body. The night was quite cold and calm. We did star gazing for about 15 minutes after having dinner and then slept. Day 2: Trek from Chika to Balu ka Gera Woke up with a cool morning at around 0700 hours. We got ready and were waiting for the breakfast and the Sun. Due to high mountains, the sun came up too late. We had our breakfast of Omlete and cornflakes and then began our 2nd day trek. Now, we were approaching towards Balu Ka Gera campsite which was around 8 km from Chika.   We followed the upstream Rani River and continued our trek in the valley. The trail was mostly uphill through the big boulders and soon we turned right along the valley. We climbed about few meters and saw a massive waterfall on our right side. The route had some tricky sections too that we negotiated carefully. After passing the waterfall, we reached the meadow and from there we could see the mighty Indrasan massif right at the front of us. The further walk was mostly flat through the vast meadows. We also saw a huge herd of goats and sheeps there.   After all this, we arrived at a point where we had to do some real adventure. We had to cross a river. Without thinking too much, we took off our shoes, fold our pants and started crossing. The water was cold like hell. Our feet got literally numbed and the flow was also strong. It was getting difficult to maintain the balance but we successfully crossed it. Then we did some exercises to make our feet warm. The further trail was almost on the flat land except the last section which was full of small and big boulders. We reached the campsite at 3 PM. We were lucky enough because just after reaching the campsite the weather started getting changed and in another hour rain started with mild snowfall. The night was chilling as the temperature went below zero degrees. We slept early because next day was the D-Day. We had to cross the Hampta Pass, so we planned to wake up and start early.   Day 3: Trek from Balu ka Gera to Sheagoru via Hampta Pass As per the plan, we began our trek by 0700 hrs. The pass was 2 km far from the Balu ka Gera campsite. The trail was brimmed with boulders and it was quite steep. We were having a little problem in breathing as the air was getting thin due to altitude. It took us 2.5 hours and we were at the Hampta Pass. The pass links Kullu Valley to Lahaul and Spiti valley. We could see the Lahaul and Spiti valley from the pass. Snowcapped peaks of Pir Panjal ranges such as Indrasan, Deo Tibba, and Papsura were also visible. We ate our packed lunch at the pass and spend some time there because the weather was good.     Now the further trek was all the way descending. Our next stop was Sheagoru. We took the downhill route and started descending. The descent was also quite steep and was full of scree & loose stones. It took us 3 hours to reach the campsite. The campsite was scenic. Our tents were pitched near the Sheagoru river. Now we were all free as we had accomplished the task of the day. We played cards and had the bonfire in the evening. The night was extremely cold. Our guide had already told us that Sheagoru is the coldest campsite. Day 4: Trek from Sheagoru to Chattru and Chandratal Excursion Today was our last trek day but we were still excited as we were going to visit one of the beautiful lakes in the country, Chandratal. The trek was only 3 km long but the starting was tough as we had to cross the icy-cold Sheagoru River. We again successfully crossed the river and continued our trek without any further stops. Reached Chattru at 12 PM and had our lunch. We were getting ready for Chandratal and got the news that the taxi would reach by evening as it got stuck in jam. So we altered the plan and planned to visit the lake in the early morning. Day 5: Visit Chandratal and Drive back to Manali Woke up at 2 AM, got ready and departed at 3. It was totally dark and we were traveling on one of the treacherous roads of the world. The drive was tough but totally worth due to the amazing views of the Spiti Valley. Reached the moon lake at 7 AM. We got amazed after seeing the lake. It was spectacular. The water was crystal clear, showing the colors of the sky. The lake was encircled by snow-capped mountains. The magnificent Chandrabhaga massif was enhancing the beauty of the lake. We captured so many shots and then left for Manali. We crossed the Rohtang pass and reached Manali in the evening at 6 PM. Later, we said goodbye to the guide & other staff and finally boarded the bus to get back home.    

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The next three peaks on our climbing calendar for 2021. @team_hippieinhills @columbiasportswear_in . . #lalana #papsura #barashigri #batal #chandravalley #lahaul #spiti #mountaineeringexpedition #mountaineeringlife #upcomingclimbingexpeditions #climbingexpedition #climbwithhippieinhills #climbwithlocals #teamhippieinhills #hippieinhills #himalaya #himalayas #indianhimalaya #indianhimalayas #climbinginhimalayas #climbinginindianhimalayas (at Batal, Himachal Pradesh) https://www.instagram.com/p/CF1L6uenIJw/?igshid=13z93st1h9pu4

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An amazing experience by @himalayasubhamoy A must read: "Trekking in the Tosh Valley of Himachal Pradesh will take you through gorgeous meadows and streams leaving you breathless.��For its scenic surroundings of white and emerald mountains, this place has shot to prominence among nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. THE ANIMAL PASS TREK is narrow but as you ascend higher, the trail broadens with a vast stretch of lush foliage. With its great options for fun and excitement, this trek has no dearth of surprises. Undoubtedly, this trek with its unique fusion of scenic and thrilling surroundings, promises you an experience of a lifetime. With spectacular river valleys, majestic peaks, lush forests, deep gorges and snowy ranges, Himachal Pradesh has turned into a paradise for adventure junkies. For its sheer topographic diversity, this state offers a range of adventure activities to indulge in. You can explore all these geographical aspects during your this trek almost incorporates all of them. Here we went for this trek during the most odd time of the year, when no one dares to enter this route. And we were accompanied by two dogs from the beginning to end. With all expedition gears on for such an adverse condition, this shot was clicked while coming down from Animal Pass, with a series of peaks namely Devachan (6300m), Papsura (6451m), Dharmasura (6446m), Angdu Ri (5953m), Pinnacle (5444m), Shigrila (6230m) stands majestically. April-May 2018" 🔸 🔸 Location: Tosh Valley, Himachal Pradesh 🔸 🔸 ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🔸 🔸 Behind the lens:@himalayasubhamoy 🔸 🔸 ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Tag us to get featured and promote your Himalayan region ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #storiesofhimalayas #travel #travelbag #wanderlust #bagpacker #natgeo #natgeotravel #natgeolandscape #landscape #vscocam #destination #himalayas #nature #bliss #travelxp #experience #hiking #treking #mountains #thrill #adventure #story #india #nepal #bhutan #tibet (at Tosh Village - Parvati Valley)

[himalayadestinationindia]

Mt. Dharamsura is White Sail Climbing Expedition are also known as the "Peaks of Good and Evil." Dharamsura and Papsura are neighbouring peaks in famous Manikaran region of Parvati Valley in Himachal Pradesh. Papsura is only a few metres higher than Dharamsura peak with an altitude of 6451m. A ridge of about 1.9km separates the two peaks. #dharamsuraclimbing #instaclimbing #whitemountaineering #alpineclimbing #neighbouringpeaks #climbingofmanali #mountaineeringlove #climbingworldwide #mountainadventures #highestpeakofclimbing (at Manali, Himachal Pradesh) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwYtPLUAeNK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1dk3ec7yqmlhs