Clothing

• Thermal innerwear – top and bottom.
• Fleece jacket.
• Down jacket suitable for cold conditions.
• Waterproof and windproof jacket.
• Two pairs of comfortable trekking pants.
• Woollen gloves.
• Waterproof gloves.
• Woollen cap.
• Neck gaiter or buff.

Footwear

• Good-quality trekking shoes with strong grip.
• Waterproof trekking shoes are recommended.
• Extra pairs of woollen or synthetic trekking socks.

Personal Items

• Sunscreen with SPF 50+.
• Lip balm and moisturizer.
• Basic toiletries.
• Wet wipes.
• Personal medicines.
• Small personal first-aid kit.

Backpack

• 50–60 litre backpack with rain cover.
• Small daypack, if required.

Other Essentials

• Two water bottles with approximately 2-litre total capacity or a hydration pack.
• Energy bars and dry fruits.
• Personal snacks.
• UV-protected sunglasses.
• Camera, if you want to capture the Himalayan scenery.

1. Acclimatize Properly
The trek reaches 12,008 ft, so give your body enough time to adjust to altitude. Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol and smoking during the trek.

2. Dress in Layers
Mountain weather can change quickly. Carry thermals, fleece, a warm jacket and waterproof outer layers so you can adjust according to the conditions.

3. Follow Your Trek Leader
Stay with the group and follow instructions from your trek leader and guide. Avoid taking shortcuts or unfamiliar trails.

4. Take Extra Care on Snow and Slippery Sections
Snow, ice and wet trails can make the route slippery. Walk carefully and use appropriate traction equipment when conditions require it.

5. Carry Essential Medication
Bring your regular medicines and a basic first-aid kit. Inform your trek leader about any relevant medication requirements before starting the trek.

6. Stay Hydrated and Eat Properly
Drink sufficient water throughout the day and eat regular meals to maintain energy during long trekking sections.

7. Watch for Symptoms of AMS
Headache, nausea, dizziness, unusual fatigue or breathlessness can indicate altitude-related problems. Inform your trek leader immediately if you experience unusual symptoms.

8. Pack Light
Avoid carrying unnecessary items. A 50–60 litre backpack with a rain cover is generally suitable for carrying your trek essentials.

9. Respect the Mountains
Do not litter or leave plastic and other waste on the trail. Follow responsible trekking and Leave No Trace practices.

10. Be Prepared for Emergencies
Weather and trail conditions can change unexpectedly in the mountains. Follow the trek team's safety decisions, including descent or route changes when necessary.

• A minimum 30% advance payment is required to confirm the booking.
• The remaining payment must be completed before the trek begins.
• Booking confirmation and trek details will be shared after receipt of the applicable payment.
• Trek permits and other arrangements will be processed after the required payment formalities are completed.
• Rescheduling is permitted only once and must be requested at least 7 days before the trek start date.
• Rescheduling charges may apply depending on the applicable booking conditions.

Cancellation 30+ Days Before the Trek:
Eligible for a 90% refund of the total booking amount.

Cancellation 15–30 Days Before the Trek:
Eligible for a 50% refund of the total booking amount.

Cancellation Less Than 15 Days Before the Trek:
No refund will be provided.

Minimum Booking Amount:
No refund will be issued where the applicable booking amount is less than ?500.

Cancellation or Modification Due to Unforeseen Circumstances:
In situations such as severe weather, natural disasters, government restrictions, trail closures or other circumstances beyond operational control, Divintra Holidays may cancel, postpone or modify the trek. An alternative arrangement or voucher may be offered as applicable.

Unused Services:
No refund will be provided for services included in the package but voluntarily not used by the participant, including meals, accommodation, transportation or other inclusions.

Dropout During the Trek:
If a participant leaves the trek due to personal reasons, no refund will be provided. Any additional transportation, evacuation or accommodation expenses arising from the early exit will be borne by the participant.

Please note that air conditioning may not operate during transportation through hilly and mountainous regions. If AC service is specifically required in such areas, it should be coordinated with the driver and may involve additional charges.

The Himalayas are fragile ecosystems, and responsible travel helps preserve them for future generations. During the Chandrakhani Pass Trek, trekkers are encouraged to avoid single-use plastic, carry waste back with them, respect local communities and traditions, and stay on designated trails wherever possible.

With Divintra Holidays, the focus is on creating memorable Himalayan experiences while encouraging safe, responsible and environmentally conscious trekking.

Ready to experience the forests, meadows and magnificent mountain views of Chandrakhani Pass?

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Trek Cost: 10,850 per person
Duration: 4 Days
Maximum Altitude: 12,008 ft
Distance: Approx. 22 km