Above the Clouds
Climb and Camp on the summit of Kuppar Peak
Difficulty
Grade 2
Dates
1 - 4 April, 2021
Duration
4 nights 5 days
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Chandigarh
Kuppar Peak at 3400m or 11,000 feet is a prominent peak in the Pabbar Valley. The objective of the trip is to complete a ascent of the peak during spring when we expect some snow towards the summit area. The adventure continues as we expect to place tents on the summit and camp out, a most unique opportunity. The summit is known to offer a most staggering view of the Western Himalaya.
Highlight #1
Pristine
Pabbar
Valley
The Pabbar Valley is located in Himachal Pradesh and remains
off the tourist map
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Kuppar Climb - Pabbar Valley Gallery
 The Pabbar Valley is a 6 hours drive from Chandigarh. Pabbar is one of areas in Himachal which is off the map and contains rivers, mid range mountains, fruit-laden orchards cradled by thick forest. It is a paradise for nature lovers who would like to escape the busy areas around Shimla and stay in solitude just with local inhabitants of the area. |  Cider Lodge located at Jubbal is the home and orchard of Pratima and Deependra Singh (Bhaiyu Singh). Painstakingly built, their home is a labour of love that they created with the help of local workers and craftsman over a period of three years. Merging traditional country style living with modern amenities Cider Lodge carries an undeniable air of charm and comfort which makes it a perfect getaway for friends and family |  Day 1 : The Cider Lodge at Jubbal is spread around a large apple orchard adjacent to a forested area. After enjoying an outdoor lunch there is time to do a short walk around the orchard and into the forested area as well. The height of Jubbal is about 2100m or 7000 feet. |
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 Day 2 : The objective on day 2 is to summit and camp on Kuppar at 3400m and enjoy a most unique experience of viewing a sunset and sunrise from a Himalayan peak. |  Wake up at sunrise to a grand view of the Western Himalaya, later in the day descend down to Jubbal to complete the trek |