Hampta Pass is 14100 feet above sea level. This journey will take you roughly 19 hours to finish. You can halve this hike by scheduling a trek to Sia Goru for a more thorough experience.

Yes trekking in Hampta Pass is absolutely safe and enjoyable. Light rain showers are common in this region but they are easily tolerated and will not interfere with your trekking excursion.

Yes the Hampta Pass Hike is an excellent beginner's trek. The Hampta Pass trip is situated at an altitude of nearly 4000 metres above sea level and is regarded as one of the few mild treks in the Himalayas. Although the varied terrains shifting weather conditions and low pressure can make it tough for a beginner it is definitely achievable.

If you visit Hampta Pass in June or July you will find an almost somewhat warmer climate with daytime temperatures ranging from 13 to 18 degrees Celsius and nighttime temperatures ranging from 0 to 7 degrees Celsius. In September the weather will get colder with somewhat lower temperatures both during the day and at night. Snow will fall at various spots along the trail until the early days of July and if it rains the snow will dissolve.

The route connecting Hampta and Manali is excellent. You'll arrive in Jobra the basecamp of the incredible Hampta Pass trek from Manali.