Trekking In Pangi Valley
Pangi Valley is one of the most remote, rugged, and poorly developed areas, Nested in Chamba District at 11,000 ft above sea level.
Dalhousie-Kishtwar Trek: This is a classic trek that traverses the Pangi Valley. It's a hard route recognized for its beautiful scenery, including snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, and faraway villages.
Sach Pass Trek: This is the most popular trek of this region at an altitude of 15157 ft above sea level. This excessive-altitude trek connects Chamba with the Pangi Valley. It offers breathtaking perspectives of the surrounding mountains and passes through picturesque villages. Generally opens in June - September.
Cheni Pass Trek: This is also an alternate route to reach Pangi Valley and was used by locals when the Sach Pass route wasn't even built. Situated at the elevation of 4390 M above sea level. It's more difficult than the Sach pass trek but rewards you with breathtaking views of the Pin Panjal range.
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