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Trek · Naggar to Malana
Forest, meadows and a ridge of standing stones at 3,660 m — then down to the old village of Malana.
Photo: Shivendrahans via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Trek · Naggar to Malana
The trail leaves Rumsu above Naggar through deodar and oak, opens into meadows, and crosses Chandrakhani Pass — a broad ridge marked with standing stones, with the Pir Panjal, Parvati and Bara Bhangal ranges all around. On the far side it drops to Malana, a village known for its own customs: visitors keep to the paths and do not touch its walls or temples.
Photo: Shivendrahans via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
A drive to Rumsu and a climb through deodar to a meadow camp.
Up to the stones on the pass, then down the far side to a camp above Malana.
Through Malana — on its terms — and down to the road for the drive back.
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