After the Larsa Pass, the trail descends to the Pin valley in Spiti. It is one of the most beautiful treks and is one of the least explored trails. This is definitely one of the roads less traveled.
Our fixed departures for 2026 is scheduled for August 14th. We can arrange customized trek if the dates are not suiting your plan.
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Reception at Shimla and drive up to Kalpa from Shimla. The scenery along the way is really beautiful and the winding roads passes through Kufri and Narkanda and lead us up to Kapla. Reach Kalpa by late afternoon and check into a hotel in Kalpa. Explore the surrounding area and enjoy the backdrop view of Kalpa with the Kinnaur range of mountains overlooking the town.
Day 1: Shimla – Kalpa
Reception at Shimla and drive up to Kalpa from Shimla.
Day 2: Kalpa – Asrang
Have breakfast and drive from Kalpa to Asrang. The journey is very pleasant and offers awesome view of the mountains. Dinner and overnight stay in village homestay in Asrang.
Day 3: Asrang– Pulling
Start from Asrang and pass the Hamlet of Tokto, the trail is along the right bank of Taiti to Porangkanda. From Porang, the climb is steep and we finally reach Pulling. We camp for the night in the sloping meadows of Pulling.
Day 4: Pulling – Bicho Thach
We trek up from Pulling to Bicho Thach passing Kangte on the way which is a high point on the way.
Day 5: Bicho Thach – Tapang
This is a long trail but is moderate in terms of being strenuous and is along the right bank of the river and by late afternoon we reach Tapang. Dinner and overnight stay in tents.
Day 6: Tapang–Larsa
The climb today is steep and a little difficult compared to the previous days. We trek on the glacier to Larsa today. Dinner and overnight stay in Larsa.
Day 7: Larsa – Ansa Sumdo
Today we start from Larsa and cross the Larsa We pass and go to Ansa Sumdo. Dinner and overnight stay in Ansa Sumdo.
Day 8: Ansa Sumdo – Tailing Village
Today we trek down to the village of Tailing. Dinner and overnight stay in tents.
Day 9: Tailing– Kaza
We drive from Tailing to Kaza. Overnight in Hotel/Village homestay in Kaza.
Day 10: Kaza–Manali
We start early and drive from Kaza to Manali via the famous Kunzum Pass and the Rohtang
The Larsa We Trek is graded as moderate to tough. The route is long (spanning 10 days) and features steep, taxing glacial climbs, particularly on Day 6 leading up to the Larsa base and Day 7 during the high pass crossing to Ansa Sumdo. Trekkers should have good cardiovascular endurance and prior high-altitude trekking experience before attempting this route.
The apex of this journey is the Larsa We Pass, which sits at a maximum altitude of 5,275 meters (17,306 feet). Trekkers will cross this pass on Day 7 of the itinerary as they transition between the Kinnaur and Spiti valley regions.
The trek runs for 10 days and 9 nights, serving as an incredible offbeat crossover route. It begins with a drive from Shimla up to Kalpa and Asrang in Kinnaur, transitions through remote glacial camps, crosses the pass into the Pin Valley of Spiti, and concludes with a drive back to Manali via Kaza.
Yes. Because this trek navigates borders close to international frontiers within the Kinnaur and Lahaul & Spiti districts, Inner Line Permits (ILP) are mandatory for all trekkers. When you book with Raacho Trekkers, all required inner line permits and en-route arrangements are fully managed and included by our team.
Our comprehensive package includes all overnight accommodations (twin-sharing hotel/homestay and tents), high-quality camping and climbing gear, all vegetarian meals during the trek, a certified trek leader for emergency handling, local guides with deep terrain knowledge, porter support for group luggage, and required permits.
We recommend a prior high altitude Himalayan trek experience for Parang La pass.
This trek from Sangla valley in Kinnaur begins in Brua (also known as Bruang or Buran village) and ends in Janglik village.
The Pin-Bhabha Pass connects Kinnaur with the vibrant Pin Valley in Himachal’s Spiti region.
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