2 Days / 1 Night – Mount Hanang summit trek

All About the Trip

Route and Terrain

The route follows forest paths, rocky mountain trails, and open highland sections. Terrain is steep and uneven in several areas, especially near the summit, requiring good balance and hiking confidence.

Duration and Pace

Daily hiking ranges between 5 and 7 hours. The pace is steady and focused, with rest stops planned to manage fatigue and altitude changes.

Accommodation and Facilities

Overnight accommodation is in a basic mountain camp or shelter. Facilities are simple, with limited amenities. Travelers should be prepared for cool nighttime temperatures.

Cultural and Natural Experiences

The trek passes through forest zones and highland ecosystems. While cultural interaction is limited due to the mountain environment, guides share information about local land use and natural features of the area.

Best Time to Visit

The best time for the Mount Hanang summit trek is June to October and January to February, when trails are drier and visibility is better.

Health and Safety

A trained mountain guide leads the trek. First aid support is available, and hikers are monitored for fatigue. Participants should be in good physical condition.

Environmental Responsibility

Hikers are expected to follow leave-no-trace principles, carry out all waste, and respect the natural environment.

Travel Insurance

Travel insurance covering mountain trekking, medical treatment, and emergency evacuation is required.