1) Lot of snow along with Grassy slopes  & Scree.

Trek route is covered with lot of snow in the month of June and early of July, providing one with a good experience in walking in snow covered Himalayas.  Second campsite itself is surrounded by snow in early June and walking on snow is thrilling.

2) Gateway to Spiti Valley

Trek route  starts from the green valley of Hamta and then after crossing Hamta pass one enters the Spiti valley of Himalayas. It is similar in terrain to Leh ladakh.

3) River crossing at two places

Hampta pass is famous for its stream crossing experience.  There are many stream crossings on the way, most of which are easy and can be done by hopping over rocks, but 2 of them are going to take more of you effort because you have to cross them barefoot.

4) Amazing riverside campsites

Shiagoru is a well- known camping destination for trekking enthusiasts. Scenic mountains, snowy landscapes, striking streams and rippling rivers make this location a much-treasured pathway.

5) Challenging Ascend

Moderate climb and followed by steep uphill trek accounts for the most incredible journey during the 4-day trek. Snow can be found during this course of the journey and the trekker has to cross Hampta Pass, at 4,280 mt.

6) Challenging Descend

Downhills are more difficult than uphills. Walk this part with extra caution because of the loose sand and small rocks scattered on this trail, which can get slippery. 

7) Offroading in Himalayas

The roads are narrow, winding and are flooded by waterfalls on many spots. Most areas are full of boulders and many of them often rolled on to the road which could delay the journey.

8) Chandratal

Chandratal Lake got its name because of its half-moon-like shape. Its turquoise color water and the surrounding landscape attract thousands of tourists each year. Chandratal lake is an absolute must-visit when in Spiti.

9) Rohtang

Rohtang Pass is the ultimate and essential attraction of the journey. Located at a distance of just 51 kilometres from the Manali town, Rohtang Pass can be reached only by road. The pass is located at a massive height of 3900 metres, the way up the hills is a treat to the eyes.

10) Above 4,000 mt trek

Hamta Pass is one of the most amazing treks for beginners to Himalayan trekking. Although a moderate trek, it rewards one with amazing views of peaks rising above 6000 m, beautiful waterfall of chikka, the flat green meadows Jwara, vertical rock towers and much more. The trek route is remarkably rich with vegetation has lot of scenic landscapes.The pass at an elevation of 14000 feet has been a very old trade route, connecting Lahaul’s Chandra Valley and Kullu valley of Himachal Pradesh, India. The trek also offers a contrast from the lush green valley of Kullu to dry and arid valley of Spiti. The visit to Chandrtaal Lake completes adds another satisfying element in terms of view to the trek.