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The Best Treks in Himachal Pradesh That Prove It Is a True Fairyland for Adventurers

Himachal Pradesh is sitting in the lap of Himalayas and is a heaven for anyone who seeks to start a lifelong affair with the mountains. The best treks in Himachal offer the most unadulterated ways to explore the beauty of the state.

The best way to select a trail ideal for  trekking in Himachal , is by gauging your fitness level and prior experience. If you are a beginner, then stick with shorter treks. But don't mistake the duration of a route with its difficulty level. Trails, such as the one to Baralacha La has only three days of trekking but, due to the high-altitude, is of a higher difficulty gradient.

How well you experience of trekking in Himachal, depends entirely on what trek you pick. So, be careful before picking your next from the following treks in Himachal!

This is the list of the best  treks in Himachal . From 2 to 20 days long, from easy to extremely challenging. Take your pick.

Categorised alphabetically, the list includes almost all possible trails for trekking in Himachal. From easy treks in Himachal to month long expeditions in the Himalayas, I have tried my best to compile as many treks as I could.

1. Bara-Bhangal Trek

Route: Manali- Lama Dugh- Riyali Thach- Base Camp Kalihani- Devi ki Marhi- Bara Bhangal- Mardh- Plachak via Thamsar Pass- Rajgundha- Billing then Manali

Altitude: 11,100 ft to 15,501 ft

Difficulty: Challenging+

2. Beas Kund Trek

Route: Solang Valley- Dhundi- Bakar Thach- Beas Kund- Solang Valley

Altitude: 8,136 ft to 12,100 ft

Difficulty: Easy

3. Bhrigu Lake Trek

Route: Manali- Gulaba- Rola Kholi- Pandu Ropa via Bhrigu Lake- Pandu Ropa- Vashisht

Altitude: 8,530 ft to 14,009 ft

Difficulty: Easy+

4. Bijli-Mahadev Trek

Route: Kullu- Chansari- Matikochar- Jana Village- Naggar- Kullu via car

Altitude: 7,677 ft

5. Chandertaal- Baralacha Trek

Route: Manali- Batal- Chandrataal- Tokpo Gongma- Topko Yongma

Altitude: 12,818 ft to 16,000 ft

Difficulty: Moderate. This is easily one of the best treks in Himachal

6. Chobia Pass Trek

Route: Bharmour- Hadsar- Chobia- Kathedu Temple- Alyas- Chobia Pass- Trilokinath- Udaipur- Kelong- Manali

Altitude: 6,840 ft to 16,292 ft

Difficulty: Challenging. Tough as it might be, it is one of the best treks in Himachal.

7. Churdhar Peak

Route: Solan- Nohradhar- Jamnala- Teesri- Churdhar- Teesri- Jamnala- Nohradhar

Altitude: 12,000 ft at peak

8. Dalhousie Trek

Route: Pathankot- Dalhousie- Kalatop- Khajjiar- Chamba - Kainthly- Chowari- Dharamshala

Altitude: 6,500 ft

9. Deo Tibba Camp trek

Route: Manali- Chikka- Seri- Tenta- Chota Chandratal- Seri- Chikka- Manali

Altitude: 10,200 ft to 13,775 ft

Difficulty: Moderate

10. Friendship Peak

Route: Manali- Bakkathach- Friendship Base Camp- Camp 1- Summit- Base Camp- Manali

Altitude: +17,000 ft at peak

Difficulty: Challenging

11. Hampta Pass Trek

Route: Naggar- Jobra- Chikka- Bhalu ka Dera- Hampta Pass- Shea Goru- Chatru- Chandrataal- Naggar

Altitude: 9,800 ft to 14,000 ft

Difficulty: Challenging. This is a difficult and long trek, yet remains one of the best treks in Himachal.

12. Indrahar Pass Trek

Route: McLeod Ganj- Triund- Ilaqa Got-Lahesh Caves- Indrahar Pass- Ilaqa Got- McLeod Ganj

Altitude: 5,700 ft to 14,100 ft

Difficulty: Moderate+

13. Jalsu Pass Trek

Route: Mcleod Ganj- Baijnath/Uttrala- Parai Village- Jalsu Pass- Parai Village- Uttrala- Mcleod Ganj

Altitude: 11,050 ft at pass

14. Kalihani Pass Trek

Route: Manali- Lama Dugh- Riyali Thach- Basecamp- Kalihani Pass- Rani Sui- Bogi Thach- Panaga- Manali

Altitude: 9,980 ft to 15,590 ft

15. Kanamo Pass Trek

Route: Manali- Batal- Chandratal- Kibber- Kanamo Basecamp- Kanamo Peak- Basecamp- Kibber- Kaza- Manali

Altitude: 14,000 ft to 20,000 ft

16. Kangla Pass

Route: Manali- Udaipur- Urgos- Tharang- Gumbah Nala- Base Camp Miyar Glacier- Base Camp Kang La- Kang La- Burdun- Padam- Kargil- Leh

Altitude: 10,662 ft to 17,882 ft

17. Kangra Valley Trek

Route: Mcleodganj- Boh- Kanol- Kareri Village- Bahl- Triund- Mcleodganj

Altitude: 6,233 ft to 9,432 ft

18. Kareri Lake Trek

Route: Mcleod Ganj- Kareri Village Camp- Lioti- Kareri Lake- Ghera- Mcleod Ganj

Altitude: 10,170 ft

19. Kheerganga Trek

Route: Manikaran – Barsheni – Kheer Ganga- Barsheni- Manikaran

Altitude: Highest 10,000 ft

20. Kibber Korzok Trek

Route: Manali- Kaza- Dhumle- Thaltak- Base of Parang La- Karsha Gonma- Umna- Rachu Lamo- Chhumik Shirde- Kyangdom- Tso Moriri- karzok- Leh

Altitude: Highest 20,000 ft

21. Kibber- Rumtse Trek

Route: Manali- Kaza- Dhumle- Thaltak- Parang La- Karsha Gonma- Umna- Rachu Lamo- Chhumik Shirde- Kyangdom- Tso Moriri- Karzok- Gyama- Gyama Numa- Rachung Karu- Nuruchan- Pungunagu- Tisaling- Chorten Sumdo- Rumtse

Altitude: 12,700 ft to 16,100 ft

22. Kinnaur-Kailash Trek

Himalayan Panaromic Studio

Route: Shimla- Kalpa- Lambar- Shurting- Charang La- Lalanti Base- Chitkul ( Via Lalanti Pass )- Chitkul

Altitude: +17,100 ft at pass

23. Kugti Pass Trek

Route: Bharmour- Kugti- Kugti Pass- Jovrung- Udaipur- Keylong- Rohtang- Manali

Altitude: 8,500 ft to 16,000 ft

24. Kuppar-Bughyal Trek: Valley of Forests Trek

Route: Shimla- Khada Pathar- Hathkoti Road- Giri Ganga- Kuppar Bughyal

Altitude: 10,000ft at peak.

25. Laka Glacier Trek

Route: Mcleod Ganj- Bhagsu Naag- Triund- Laka Glacier- Triund- Mcleod Ganj

Altitude: 10,400ft at glacier

26. Malana History Trek

Route: Manali- Naggar- Rumsu- Chanderkhani- Malana- Rashol- Manikaran

Altitude: 13,000 ft at Chanderkhani pass

27. Manimahesh Lake

Route: Delhi- Pathankot- Chamba- Bharmaur- Hudsar- Dancho- Mani Mahesh- Dancho- Hudsar- Chamba

Altitude: 12,900 ft at lake

28. Mantalai Lake

Route: Manikaran– Barsheni- Khirganga- Tunda Bhuj- Thakur Kuan- Odi Thach- Mantalai Lake- Odi Thach– Tunda Bhauj- Barsheni

Altitude: 13,400 ft at lake

29. Mcleodganj-Chamba Trek

Route: Mcleod Ganj– Boa Village– Kanol Village– Kareri Village– Bahl Village- Triund– Laka Got- Triund- Bhagsu Nag- Mcleod Ganj

Altitude: 5,000 ft to 10,500 ft

30. Minkani Pass Lam Dal Lake Trek

Route: Mcleodganj- Kareri- Kareri Lake- Naghar cross over Minkiani Pass- Naghar- Lam Dal via Kali Kund Lake, Chandarkup Lake and back to Lam Dal- Bagga Camping cross over Gag Pass- Bagga- Ghera and then to McLeodganj

Altitude: 14,000 ft at Minikiani Pass, 14,271 ft at Gag Pass and 12,900 ft at Lam Dal

31. Miyar Valley Trek

Route: Manali- Keylong- Udaipur- Urgos- Khanjar- Miyar Glacier- Khanjar- Urgos

Altitude: 13,770 ft at glacier

32. Parangla Pass

Route: Manali- Kaza- Kibber- Dumla- Thaltak- Bongrojen- Datang Yongma- Parang La- Rachalamo- Chumik Shilde- Kiangdam- Korzok- Leh -Delhi

Altitude: 11,000 ft to 14,500 ft

33. Patalsu Peak Trek

Route: Manali- Solang nulla- Shagadugh- Pathalu Peak- Shagadugh base- Solang Nulla

Altitude: Summit at 13,800 ft

34. Pin Bhaba Trek

Route: Shimla- Kafnu- Mulling- Kara- Phustirang- Bhabha Pass- Baldar- Mudh- Kaza- Kunzum La- Chandrataal- Manali

Altitude: 11,400 ft to 15,000 ft

35. Pin-Parvati Pass Trek

Route: Kullu- Bursheni- Rudranath- Kheerganga- Tunda Bhuj- Thakur Kuan- Mantalai- Parvati Basecamp- Pin Basecamp- Wichkurung Thach- Kaza- Manali

Altitude: 11,980 ft to 17,450 ft

36. Prashar+ Tungamata Trek

Route: Mandi- Diyori- Parashar- Tunga mata- Diyori

Altitude: 8,500 ft

37. Rani Sui Lake Trek

Route: Manali- Lama Dugh- Rani Sui- Duddu Thach- Khaniyal

Altitude: 12,800 ft at lake

38. Sar Pass

Route: Kasol- Grahan- Ming Thach- Nagaru- Biskeri- Bhandak Thach- Burshaini

Altitude: 11,100 ft to 13,800 ft

39. Saraumga Pass Trek

Route: Kasol- Tosh- Buddhaban- Sharam Thach- Shamshi Thach- Kuta Thach- Sara Umga Pass- Putiruni- Chota Dhara- Manali

Altitude: 10,000 ft to 15, 400 ft

40. Saurkundi Trek

Route: Manali- Segli- Huara Thach- Maylee Thach- Doura Thach- Saurkundi Pass- Longa Thach- Lekhni- Babeli- Manali

Altitude: 7,100 ft to 12,900 ft

41. Shali Tibba: Highest Beacon in Shimla

Route: Shimla- Khatnol- Shali Tibba

Altitude: 9,523 ft

42. Shingo La- Phirtse La Trek

Route: Manali- Jespa- Killan Serai- Debni- Chumikmarpo- Zingchen- Tanze- Purne- Phutkal Gompal- Purne- Kargiakh- Lakhang- Chumikmarpo- Zanskar Sumdo- Darcha- Manali

Altitude: 10,300 ft to 14.600 ft

43. Tosh Valley Trek

Route: Kasol/Manikaran– Tosh– Buddhaban– Sharam Thach– Shamshi Thach- Animal Pass or Tosh Glacier- Shamshi Thach– Buddhaban– Barsheni

Altitude: 9,800 ft to 14,700 ft

44. Triund Trek

Route: Bhagsu- Triund- (optional) Laka- Lahesh- Dharamkhot

Altitude: 10,000 ft

After taking a look at the best treks in Himachal Pradesh you either have to be spoilt for choice or already packing your bags.

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“I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order.” John Burroughs

Himachal Pradesh offers trekkers vast diversity when it comes to landscapes. Himachal Pradesh has the uniqueness of snow-covered mountain peaks, dense beautiful green forests, and, even glacial lakes. Trekking in Himachal feels close to nature and enables us to see all the wonders nature can provide us. Taking the weather conditions into account, the best time to visit for treks in Himachal Pradesh would be between March to September.

So, let us give you a brief overview of the astounding treks of Himachal Pradesh. 

1. Triund Trek

The trek that is the best and safest option for solo trekkers is this, Trikund trek. The trekkers certainly can’t miss the green beauty of this place. The trekkers would want to stay for the night and look at the beautiful stars, that fill the night sky. The ranges of Dhauladhar loom over the landscape, adding to its scenic beauty. 

2. Pin Parvati Trek

Adventurers who are looking for challenges must give this trek one try. Being the toughest trek in Himachal, the challenges of this trek is not easy. The trekkers would need stamina and willpower. The higher you go, the better and more beautiful the scenery becomes.  This trek not only requires physical stamina but mental strength also. But the beauty of this trail compensates for everything. 

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3. Sar Pass Trek

Yet another mesmerizing trail of trek originating from the Kasol region. We are met with a massive amount of snow on our way up to the peak. We see the trail is lined with pine trees and deodar trails, making it your own worthy Christmas. The Sar Pass Trek is filled with vibrant flowers and a beautiful white expanse to cool your soul. You can also camp here and make the most of this trek.

4. Malana Village Trek

This trek takes you to the oldest villages in India. This trek route starts from Jari. One of the best things to do while trekking is, trek up on the winding road and those narrow paths will take you into the depth of the mountains. The walk from Kasol to Malana is an enchanting experience. 

5. Jakhu Temple Trek

This trek is the best one for all Hanuman believers. The Jakhu temples reside at the highest peak in Shimla, at an altitude of 2455m. This temple is home to adorable monkeys. You can see the 108 ft high statue of lord hanuman, which gets hidden behind the deodar trees. 

6. Hampta Pass Trek 

The trek starts from the Pir Panjal village and covers a vast variety of flora, waterfalls, and rivulets. It is one of the toughest treks in Himachal Pradesh . The trek provides a stark contrast between lush green fields and vegetation on one side and barren desert mountains on the other. Hampta Pass is Himachal’s “Valley of flowers”. 

7. Bhrigu Lake Trek

This trek blesses the visitors with stunning views of the Seven Sister’s peak. It is one of the best summer treks and hence it is advisable to go on a trek at Bhrihu Lake during the months of May-June. Bhrigu trek provides us the breathtaking views of the high-altitude glacier lake, along with the views of snow-capped mountains. The trekkers set up nice camping and enjoy the night oh the wilderness. 

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8. Deo Tibba Base Camp

This isn’t some beginner-friendly trek. This trek requires a lot of experience in trekking and sheer stamina, strength, and endurance. This trek provides pleasing sights of the mountain landscapes and the flora and fauna of the forests. The beautiful views from the peaks of Indrasan and the glacial views of Deo Tibba and Jagatsukh arent sights to be missed. 

9. Tosh Valley Trek

If you are a newcomer in the field of trekking, then this trek is the perfect destination to start. This is quite an easy trek and someone who is a novice can ace this trek and see the beauty of nature. These amazing trails take you to some springs and even colossal rocks. This trek contains some stunning waterfalls and gorgeous gorges.

10. Kareri Lake Trek

Treks and hikes are a great escape into the arms of mother nature. One such cradle is the Kareri Lake Trek. This trek gives us a picturesque view of nature and its bounties. The trek follows the lining of pine trees on both sides. This trekking trail is not only a heaven for adventurers and trekkers, but also for photographers, as it offers some amazing sights. 

11. Prashar Lake

Prashar lake resides in the Manali district of Himachal Pradesh. This blue water lake is surrounded by the Dhauladhar ranges in Kullu Valley and the trek routes follow up beautiful rivulets and dense green forests that get laced with white, due to snow in winter. This trek offers stunning views of the Dhauladhar, Pir Panjal, and Kinnaur mountain ranges. A prime example of Himachali architecture is the local temple of Prashar Rishi next to the lake. 

“For hiking is one of those things that you can only do when you have the determination in you.” Anonymous

Trekking surely isn’t some “Walk On The Cake” act. It requires high endurance and stamina. However, trekking never disappoints and it never fails to give what it promised. Trekking blesses us with never-seen-before sights of nature gives us a break from our boring, monotonous life, and adds a mix of calm and satisfaction to our lifestyle. The difficult treks make us realize the strength of nature and its kindness.

We have tried to cover up most of the treks in Himachal Pradesh. Feel free to drop a comment and tell us about more treks.

 FAQs for Treks In Himachal Pradesh

Which are the most popular treks in himachal pradesh.

The snow-clad peaks and beautiful views are the most popular the trek destinations like Hampta Pass, Deo Tibba Base Camp, Buran Ghati, Pin Parvati Pass, and Friendship Peak.

What stuff can the tourists do in the Kasol region?

Among other things, tourists can enjoy local destinations and indulge in amazing cafes, shopping districts, star gazing, and camping. 

Which is the most difficult trek in Himachal Pradesh?

Trekking, as much as it has us witness the beautiful scenery, trekking also is a very strenuous activity. And the Pin Parvati Pass trek is the most difficult one.

Which are the easiest treks in Himachal Pradesh?

The treks which are perfect examples for newbies in the trekking are Triund Trek, Bhrigu Lake Trek, Kareri Lake Trek, and Prashar Lake Trek. 

How long is the Triund trek in Himachal Pradesh?

The Triund trek of Himachal Pradesh is approximately 9km long. Its a day hike.

Which is the longest trek in Himachal Pradesh?

The Kang La trek is the longest trek in Himachal Pradesh, which stretches from Himachal Pradesh and goes over to Leh. 

Which is the highest trek in Himachal Pradesh?

With an altitude of 4270 m above sea level, the Hampta pass treks become the highest peak in Himachal Pradesh.

How do you trek to Kheerganga peak?

The Kheerganga trek starts from Barshiani you have to cover a journey of 25 km long and then reach the Kheerganga camp site. For Kheerkanga peak you have to take some more professional guides & precautions with you.

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Himachal Pradesh , located in northern India, is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. With its snow-capped peaks, lush green valleys, pristine lakes, and picturesque towns, Himachal Pradesh is a beautiful destination that offers something for everyone.

The beauty of Himachal Pradesh lies in its diverse landscape. The state is home to some of the highest peaks in the Himalayas, including the famous Rohtang Pass and the Pin Parvati Pass. Trekking through these mountains is an unforgettable experience that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The trek to the Rohtang Pass is one of the most popular treks in Himachal Pradesh , as it offers stunning views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks and valleys.

Trekking is one of the most popular activities in Himachal Pradesh. The state is home to some of the country's most scenic and challenging trekking trails. From the high-altitude deserts of Spiti to the lush green forests of Kullu and Manali, Himachal Pradesh offers a wide range of trekking options that cater to all levels of fitness and experience.

Himachal Pradesh is a beautiful destination that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. The state's trekking trails are a great way to explore its stunning landscape and experience its rich culture. So, if you're looking for a unique adventure that offers something for everyone, then Himachal Pradesh is the perfect destination for you.

We curated an amazing list of some of the best treks in Himachal for you. From beginners to advanced we have something for all difficulty levels.

Himachal Treks

Bhrigu Lake Trek

Buran Ghati Pass Trek

Deo Tibba Peak Expedition

Friendship Peak Expedition

Hampta Pass Trek

Kanamo peak trek expedition.

Kareri Lake Trek

Pin Bhaba Pass Trek

Pin Parvati Pass Trek

Rupin Pass Trek

Sar Pass Trek

Yunam Peak Trek Expedition

Region                 -            Himachal Pradesh Grade                   -            Easy Trek Distance       -            25 km Altitude                -         14,000 ft. Best Season          -         Autumn & Monsoon

Bhrigu Lake Trek is one of the most picturesque and popular treks in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It is named after the legendary sage Bhrigu, who is said to have meditated in this area. The trek takes you through lush green forests, rolling meadows, and picturesque villages before finally reaching the crystal-clear Bhrigu Lake, which is located at an altitude of 14,000 feet.

The trek starts from the small village of Gulaba, which is situated near the famous tourist destination of Manali. From Gulaba, the trail ascends through dense forests of oak, pine, and cedar, and opens up to rolling meadows dotted with wildflowers. The meadows offer stunning views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks, including Hanuman Tibba and Seven Sisters.

As you trek higher, the landscape changes to rocky terrain, and you cross several streams and waterfalls. The trail becomes steeper, but the stunning views of the mountains make it all worth it. Finally, after a strenuous climb, you reach the Bhrigu Lake, which is considered to be sacred by the locals. The lake is surrounded by snow-capped peaks and offers a stunning view of the valley below. Camping near the lake is an unforgettable experience. The serene atmosphere, coupled with the stunning views of the stars above, is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. As you sit around the campfire, you can feel the tranquility of the place seep into your soul.

The Bhrigu Lake Trek is an easy trek that is suitable for beginners. It is a must-do trek for anyone who loves adventure and natural beauty. The stunning views of the snow-capped peaks, rolling meadows, and crystal clear lake make it an experience of a lifetime. So, if you're looking for a unique adventure that offers something for everyone, then the Bhrigu Lake Trek is the perfect destination for you.

Region                      -                  Himachal Pradesh Grade                        -                 Moderate To Difficult Trek Distance            -                26 km Altitude                     -              15,000 ft. Best Season               -             Summer & Autumn

If you're looking for a trek that combines adventure with scenic beauty, then the Buran Ghati Pass Trek should be at the top of your list. Situated in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, this trek offers a unique experience of trekking through dense forests, vast meadows, and snow-capped peaks.

The Buran Ghati Pass Trek is a moderate to difficult-level trek, which is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers. The trek starts from Janglik village and takes you through lush green oak, deodar, and pine forests. As you ascend higher, you will encounter several streams and waterfalls that add to the charm of the trek. The trail also passes through several small villages, giving you a glimpse of the local culture and lifestyle. You will come across several shepherds grazing their flocks of sheep and goats in the meadows, which is a common sight in the region.

One of the highlights of this trek is the camping experience. You will be camping in some of the most picturesque locations, surrounded by towering peaks and breathtaking landscapes. The nights are usually cold, but the bonfire's warmth and fellow trekkers' company make it an unforgettable experience. One of the highlights of this trek is the camping experience. You will be camping in some of the most picturesque locations, surrounded by towering peaks and breathtaking landscapes. The nights are usually cold, but the bonfire's warmth and fellow trekkers' company make it an unforgettable experience.

The Buran Ghati Pass Trek is a must-do for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. It offers a perfect natural beauty and adventure blend, making it an unforgettable experience. So pack your bags, put on your hiking boots, and get ready for an adventure of a lifetime.

Region                   -                Himachal Pradesh Grade                    -                 Difficult Trek Distance        -                 60 km Altitude                -                  19,700 ft. Best Season         -                   Monsoon

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Himachal Pradesh lies an adventurous trek that takes you on a journey of a lifetime. The Deo Tibba Peak Expedition , starting from the village of Chhikka, is a perfect combination of natural beauty and adrenaline rush. This challenging trek takes you through remote villages, lush green forests, and snow-capped peaks, leaving you with unforgettable memories.

The trek begins from the village of Chhikka, which is accessible via a scenic drive from Shimla. From here, the trail takes you through dense forests of oak, deodar, and pine, where you'll spot a variety of flora and fauna. The trail gradually gains altitude, and you'll reach the campsite at Rani Thach, where you'll spend your first night under the starry sky.

The ascend to Deo Tibba Expedition is the most challenging and at the same time the most rewarding part of the trek. The trail takes you through steep inclines, snowfields, and rocky terrain, providing a thrilling experience for trekkers. The view from the top is worth all the effort, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, including the Dhauladhar and Kinnaur ranges. The descent from the pass is equally thrilling, as you navigate through snowfields and boulder-strewn trails. The trail takes you through remote villages, where you'll interact with locals and experience their way of life. You'll witness the shepherds grazing their flocks of sheep and goats in the meadows, which is a common sight in the region.

The Deo Tibba Peak Expedition starting is a must-do for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers. The trek offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and adrenaline rush, making it an unforgettable experience. So, put on your hiking boots, pack your bags, and get ready for an adventure of a lifetime!

Region                    -                       Himachal Pradesh Grade                      -                       Difficult Trek Distance          -                       24 km Altitude                   -                      17,345 ft. Best Season            -                      Monsoon

Are you looking for an adventure that will test your limits and take you to new heights? Look no further than the Friendship Peak Trek Expedition . This trek is one of the most challenging in the Indian Himalayas and offers a unique combination of adventure and natural beauty. Friendship Peak stands tall at 17,345 feet and provides trekkers with an unforgettable experience.

The trek begins in the picturesque Solang Valley and takes you through dense forests of pine, deodar, and oak. The trail gradually gains altitude, and you'll reach the first campsite at Dhundi. Followed by the high-altitude campsite at Bakarthach, which is surrounded by towering peaks and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

The most challenging part is when you ascend to the Friendship Peak Base Camp. The trail takes you through rocky terrain, glaciers, and steep inclines, providing a thrilling experience for trekkers. The view from the top is worth all the effort, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, including Hanuman Tibba, Shitidhar, and Deo Tibba. The climb to the summit of Friendship Peak requires technical skills and experience, but the reward is worth it. The summit offers stunning views of the surrounding peaks and valleys, providing trekkers with a sense of accomplishment and exhilaration.

All in all, Friendship Peak is an adventure unlike any other. If the adventure seeker within you is looking for an adrenaline-pumping and exhilarating experience then this is the ideal trek for you!!

Region              -               Himachal pradesh Grade                -               Easy To Moderate Trek Distance   -              26 km Altitude            -             14,100 ft. Best Season     -             Monsoon

Are you looking for an exhilarating trekking experience that will take you through some of the most stunning landscapes in the Indian Himalayas? Look no further than the Hampta Pass Trek !

Nestled in the heart of the majestic Himalayan mountain range, the Hampta Pass Trek is an unforgettable journey that will take you through some of the most picturesque valleys, lush green forests, and high-altitude mountain passes. With breathtaking views at every turn, this trek is an ideal destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature.

The trek begins in the quaint little town of Manali, which is often called the gateway to the Himalayas. From there, you'll set out on a 5-day trek that will take you through lush green forests of oak, pine, and cedar, as well as high altitude meadows and rocky terrain. Along the way, you'll cross the Hampta Pass, which stands at an elevation of 14,100 ft and offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

One of the highlights of the trek is the Chandratal Lake, a high-altitude lake located at an elevation of 4,300 meters. Surrounded by towering snow-capped mountains, this serene lake is a sight to behold and will leave you feeling awestruck. The Hampta Pass Trek is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers alike, with a moderate level of difficulty.

So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags, lace up your hiking boots, and get ready for an adventure of a lifetime. Book your Hampta Pass Trek today and experience the beauty and majesty of the Himalayas like never before!

Region                  -             Himachal Pradesh Grade                    -             Difficult Trek Distance        -             27 km Altitude                 -            19,553 ft. Best Season          -            Autumn & Monsoon

If you're looking for an exhilarating trekking experience that will take you to the top of one of the most breathtaking peaks in the Indian Himalayas, then look no further than the Kanamo Peak Trek Expedition!

Nestled in the heart of the Spiti Valley, the Kanamo Peak Trek is an unforgettable journey that will take you through some of the most stunning landscapes in the Himalayas. With breathtaking views at every turn, this trek is an ideal destination for those looking to challenge themselves both physically and mentally and immerse themselves in the raw beauty of nature.

The trek begins in the picturesque village of Kibber, which is situated at an altitude of 4,205 meters. From there, you'll set out on a 6-day trek that will take you through remote villages, high-altitude meadows, and rocky terrain. You'll cross mountain passes, navigate through glaciers and snowfields, and ultimately make your way to the summit of Kanamo Peak, which stands at an elevation of 6,000 meters.

One of the highlights of the trek is the chance to interact with the local people and learn about their unique way of life. You'll visit remote villages and witness firsthand how these communities have adapted to the harsh conditions of the Himalayas.

Another highlight of the trek is the incredible natural beauty that surrounds you at every turn. From the stark and barren landscapes of the Spiti Valley to the lush green forests of the Pin Valley National Park, the Kanamo Peak Trek Expedition takes you through a diverse range of terrain that will leave you in awe.

But perhaps the ultimate highlight of the trek is the feeling of accomplishment and exhilaration you'll experience when you reach the summit of Kanamo Peak. Standing at the top of this majestic mountain, with views that stretch out for miles in every direction, is an experience that few will ever forget.

So if you're up for the challenge and ready to embark on an adventure of a lifetime, then book your Kanamo Peak Trek Expedition today! With experienced guides, stunning natural beauty, and the chance to summit one of the most breathtaking peaks in the Himalayas, this is a journey that you'll never forget!

Region                   -                       Himachal Pradesh Grade                     -                       Easy To Moderate Trek Distance         -                        26 km Altitude                 -                         9,650 ft. Best Season           -                        Summer, Winter, Autumn & Spring

Are you looking for an unforgettable trekking experience that will take you through some of the most beautiful landscapes in the Indian Himalayas? Look no further than the Kareri Lake Trek!

Nestled in the Dhauladhar Range of the Himalayas, the Kareri Lake Trek is an adventure that will take you through lush green forests, charming villages, and stunning mountain scenery. With its serene beauty and peaceful surroundings, Kareri Lake is the perfect destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature.

The trek begins in the picturesque village of Kareri, which is located at an altitude of 1,800 meters. From there, you'll set out on a 3-day trek that will take you through forests of oak, pine, and rhododendron, as well as high altitude meadows and rocky terrain. Along the way, you'll pass through remote villages, interact with the local people, and witness firsthand their unique way of life.

But the real highlight of the trek is Kareri Lake itself, which is situated at an elevation of 2,934 meters. Surrounded by towering mountains and dense forests, this pristine alpine lake is a sight to behold and will leave you feeling awestruck. The crystal-clear water of the lake reflects the surrounding peaks and clouds, creating a stunning visual spectacle that you won't soon forget.

The Kareri Lake Trek is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers, with a moderate level of difficulty. The best time to embark on this trek is between April and June when the weather is pleasant and the trails are relatively dry.

So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags, lace up your hiking boots, and get ready for an adventure of a lifetime. Book your Kareri Lake Trek today and experience the beauty and majesty of the Himalayas like never before! With experienced guides, stunning natural beauty, and the chance to immerse yourself in the peace and tranquility of nature, this is a journey that you'll never forget!

Region               -              Himachal Pradesh Grade                 -               Moderate Trek Distance     -              51 km Altitude              -              16,100 ft. Best Season       -               Autumn & Monsoon

Ready for a thrilling adventure that will take you to some of the most stunning landscapes in the Indian Himalayas? Look no further than the Pin Bhaba Pass Trek !

Nestled in the remote and pristine Kinnaur region of Himachal Pradesh, this trek is a journey that will leave you breathless with its sheer beauty and natural splendor. With a perfect blend of challenging terrain, stunning landscapes, and cultural immersion, this trek is ideal for those seeking an adventure of a lifetime.

Starting from the quaint village of Kafnu, you will set out on a 9-day journey through the lush green forests, vast meadows, and rugged mountain terrains. With an elevation of 4,620 meters, the summit of Pin Bhaba Pass will challenge your physical endurance and test your limits.

But the challenge is worth it when you reach the top, and the panoramic view of the Spiti Valley and Kinnaur ranges will leave you mesmerized. The trek also takes you through some of the most remote and untouched areas of the Himalayas, where you will witness the unique lifestyle and culture of the local people.

One of the most fascinating parts of this trek is the change in terrain and landscapes, which will leave you spellbound. The first half of the trek takes you through dense forests, rushing streams, and alpine meadows. The second half of the trek exposes you to the rugged and barren landscapes of the Spiti Valley, which is an experience of a lifetime.

As you embark on this trek, you will be guided by experienced guides who will ensure your safety and comfort throughout the journey. The best time to embark on this trek is between June and September when the weather is pleasant and the trails are relatively dry.

So, if you're looking for a once-in-a-lifetime trekking experience that will take you through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the Indian Himalayas, book your Pin Bhaba Pass Trek today! Get ready to challenge yourself, immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, and create unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime!

Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, the Pin Parvati Pass Trek offers a one-of-a-kind experience that will leave you breathless (quite literally!). This challenging trek covers a distance of approximately 110 kilometers, taking you from the lush greenery of the Parvati Valley to the barren, rocky landscapes of the Pin Valley. Along the way, you'll cross snow-capped mountain passes, traverse narrow ridges, and navigate through icy river crossings.

The Pin Parvati Pass Trek is not for the faint of heart. You'll need to be physically and mentally prepared to tackle this challenging terrain, but the rewards are well worth it. The views are simply stunning, with towering peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and snow-capped mountains all around you. And the sense of accomplishment you'll feel when you reach the end of the trek is indescribable.

But don't just take our word for it - hear from some of our past trekkers! "The Pin Parvati Trek was one of the most challenging but rewarding experiences of my life. The views were breathtaking, and the sense of accomplishment I felt when I completed it was truly amazing," says John, a trekker from Australia. "I would highly recommend this trek to anyone who is up for a challenge and wants to experience the beauty of the Himalayas," he adds.

If you're up for the challenge, then the Pin Parvati Trek is waiting for you! But make sure you're properly prepared - bring warm clothing, sturdy hiking boots, and plenty of snacks and water. And don't forget your camera - you'll want to capture every moment of this unforgettable journey!

Embark on a journey of a lifetime with the Rupin Pass Trek - a trek that promises to take you through some of the most stunning landscapes in India, each more breathtaking than the last.

As you trek through the Rupin Valley, you'll find yourself surrounded by snow-capped peaks, towering waterfalls, and dense forests. Along the way, you'll also pass through several quaint Himalayan villages, where you'll have the chance to interact with the locals and get a glimpse of their unique way of life.

But it's not just the scenery that makes the Rupin Pass Trek so special. The trek is also known for its challenging terrain, which will test your physical and mental limits like never before. From steep ascents to tricky descents, you'll need to be at your best to make it to the summit of the Rupin Pass.

But fear not - the journey is worth it. Standing at an altitude of 15,250 feet, the Rupin Pass offers a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains that is nothing short of awe-inspiring. It's a moment you'll never forget, and one that will stay with you long after the trek is over.

So what are you waiting for? Join us on the Rupin Pass Trek and experience the beauty and challenge of one of India's most iconic treks. It's a journey you'll be proud to have taken and a memory you'll cherish forever.

Region                       -                     Himachal Pradesh Grade                         -                     Moderate Trek Distance             -                    50 km Altitude                      -                     13,800 ft. Best Season                -                      Summer & Autumn

The Sar Pass Trek is a challenging yet rewarding trek located in the stunning Himalayan Mountains of India. This trek takes you through dense forests of pine, oak, and cedar, where you'll have the chance to spot some of the local wildlife, including the Himalayan black bear and the barking deer. You'll also pass through several quaint villages, where you can interact with the locals and learn about their unique way of life.

The trek itself is a test of endurance and physical fitness, but the stunning views make it all worth it. At an altitude of 13,800 feet, the Sar Pass offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains that are truly awe-inspiring. It's a moment you'll never forget and one that will stay with you long after the trek is over.

One of the best things about the Sar Pass Trek is the sense of camaraderie that develops among the trekkers. You'll be trekking with a group of like-minded individuals who are all pushing themselves to their limits. This creates a sense of shared experience and accomplishment that is hard to replicate in any other setting.

If you're looking for a challenging yet rewarding trek in the Himalayas, the Sar Pass Trek is a must-do. Just be sure to pack your sense of adventure and leave your comfort zone at home - you'll need both if you want to make it to the summit!

Region               -            Himachal Pradesh Grade                 -             Difficult Trek Distance    -             22 km Altitude             -             20,100 ft. Best Season      -             Summer, Autumn & Monsoon

The Yunam Peak Trek Expedition is a true adventure for those who love the mountains and seek to conquer heights. Located in the beautiful region of Himachal Pradesh, India, Yunam Peak stands tall at an altitude of 20,100 ft and offers stunning views of the surrounding peaks.

The trek itself is challenging and requires a high level of physical fitness and endurance, as well as some mountaineering experience. You'll be trekking through some of the most remote and rugged terrain in the region, with steep climbs and rocky paths to navigate. But with the help of experienced guides, you'll be well-prepared to tackle the trek and reach the summit.

The trek culminates with a challenging summit push to the top of Yunam Peak. From the summit, you'll be rewarded with incredible views of the surrounding peaks and valleys, as well as a sense of accomplishment that is hard to beat. It's an experience that you'll never forget and one that will stay with you for the rest of your life.

Trekking in Himachal Pradesh is truly a one-of-a-kind experience that offers breathtaking views, stunning landscapes, and a chance to connect with nature in a way that's hard to find in the modern world. With so many different trekking options available, there's something for everyone, whether you're a seasoned trekker or a beginner. From the rugged terrain of the Spiti Valley to the lush green valleys of the Kullu and Parvati regions, there's no shortage of stunning vistas to take in. And with the warm hospitality of the local people, delicious cuisine, and a sense of adventure in the air, you're sure to create memories that will last a lifetime. So pack your bags, lace up your boots, and get ready for an adventure of a lifetime in the majestic mountains of Himachal Pradesh!

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Top 14 Treks of Himachal Pradesh

1. rupin pass trek.

The Rupin River trek from Uttarakhand to Himachal Pradesh provides unparalleled vistas and landscapes with picturesque alpine meadows and soaring mountains. The route takes you through the villages and shepherd camps of the Shivalik periphery sharing the beauty of Garhwali and Kinnauri civilizations. The trek is rich in emotions during early summers when snowfall comes before the pass.

2. Hampta Pass Trek

Hampta Pass , a topographic pass that connects two different landscapes of maple forests and mountains with snow, ranges from 4,280 meters in height. The trek is last performed by Chandratal Lake and has two return options either to Manali through Rohtang Tunnel or through Rohtang Pass. Both return options are rewarded with breathtaking Himalayan views.

3. Lamkhaga pass Trek

Lamkhaga pass is a rare trail from Gangotri to Kinnaur that was initially passed through by Comrade Pallis in 1933. This waterway passes through the extremely isolated regions of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, such as Jalandhar valley. It is done from both sides with Chitkul, a famous village with Wilson’s Cottage, and Harsil, the last villages in the Baspa valley.

4. Bhrigu Lake Trek

Bhrigu Lake, the sacred retreat of Bhrigu Rishi, lies on the farther side of Rohtang Pass. The Bhrigu Lake trek provides an easy avenue to very high altitudes and the most beautiful scenes of mountain ranges named Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar. The greatest opportunity arrives around July to September where flowers are dominant, resulting in one of the best summer hiking trails in Himachal Pradesh.

5. Kheerganga Trek

Kheerganga Trek , which points to the end of Parvathy Valley, offers a special kind of experience with natural hot springs, the century-old Shiva Temple, and self-healing. The Barshaini station is where the 18-20 km beginner-level trek leads through mountains with village settlements, waterfalls, and snow-clad peaks, including the serpent-shaped Rudra Nag waterfall.

6. Beas Kund Trek

Beas Kund , which is popularly known as a trek around Manali, gives the right view of the river Beas running through this city. The trail makes you reach the site of the river where it is hidden in the lush grasslands amidst the three largest mountains. In addition, the serene lake features a legend claiming that Vyas Rishi, the author of the Mahabharata, performed his daily baths in the lake.

7. The Pin Parvati Pass

The Pin Parvati Pass journey is a spine-tingling experience, going through beautiful traversal ranging from the Parvati valley to Tibetan villages in Spiti. The path allows distinctive expeditions: e.g. a pulley bridge, marshlands, alpine meadows, dense forests, and glaciers. The hot water spring at Parvati Kund is no less than a five-star sauna.

8. Chandrakhani Pass Trek

Chandrakhani Pass an old trading route in India is popular for its heritage and culture. It is a cultural heritage that discloses the villages, houses, and people of Kullu Valley in a unique way. The pass also is a shepherd’s old corridor with many shepherd huts that are suitable for resting. A picturesque track to the summit with the views of Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges and the magic of a rare ridge walk.

9. Pin Bhaba Pass Trek

Pin Bhaba Pass is the most dramatic pass in India with breathtaking views of the Pin Valley, Bhaba Valley, and Pin Valley. The trail starts with the mystic Mulling forests, the green Kashmir-like Karah meadows and the Phutsirang river delta. The breathtaking scenery is radically different day by day, offering an unrepeatable and lifelong memory

10. Buran Ghati Trek

Buran Ghati trek place has unique streams with slight imperfections. It is lovely, and therefore, it makes the trip beautiful. The trek starts from the age-old village Janglik and climbs to a thick forest, Dayara meadows where you pass a few streams before reaching the long slope of Barnala. The track to Litham and Dunda, provides the appeal of mountainous area beauty in addition to enjoyable ascents gradually.

11. Friendship Peak

Friendship Peak is a challenging expedition with challenging terrain, harsh temperatures, and steep ascents. Despite being identified as a trekking peak by the IMF, it is not suitable for beginners due to its altitude. It requires experienced trekkers with basic mountain skills and prior experience in high altitudes. The climb requires learning new skills, such as ice-axe use and teamwork. The constantly changing weather adds to the thrill and difficulty of the trek.

12. Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek

This Deo Tibba base camp trek in Manali gives us unbelievable views of snow-clad mountains like Deo Tibba (elevation of 6001m), Norbu Peak (altitude of 5226m), and Jagatsukh Peak (elevation of 5050m). The Chotta Chandrataal lake having the colour of emerald blue at the peak of Deo Tibba is a treat to the visitors’ eyes. The peak is said to be as high as gods can see.

13. Sar Pass Trek

Sar Pass , a famous trek in the Parvati valley of Himachal Pradesh is a paradise for the one who is getting his/her first step towards trekking. Different terrains like forests, meadows, and snow-covered mountains can be found here. The path begins at Kasol, which is a well-known destination for backpackers and urban youth in search of a hippies lifestyle.

14. Kalihani Pass Trek

Kalihani Pass , part of the Bara Bhangal trail, offers excellent campsites and stunning views of Mt. Indrasan, Mt. Deo Tibba, and the Dhauladhar range, as well as the Rani Sui Lake.

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The great writer Rudyard Kipling once described Himachal Pradesh as, “Surely, the Gods live here…” The transfixing beauty of this Himalayan state in North India has charmed many a soul since time immemorial. From holy abodes to quaint hamlets, gurgling brooks to glacial lakes, lush green pastures to snow-crowned peaks – there is no dearth of serenity in this place. But perhaps the biggest legacy of Himachal Pradesh is the numerous trekking trails that allow the wanderers to explore its beauty and seek refuge amidst the wilderness.

Himachal Pradesh is home to some of the most iconic treks in Western Himalayas, like Deo Tibba Trek and Hampta Pass Trek . You don’t need to worry if you cannot afford to take a long time off; or if you are an amateur trekker just starting out. Himachal Pradesh has a trail for everyone out there who answers to the call of the mountains. There are a number of short treks in Himachal Pradesh that are mesmerizing. While treks to Patalsu Peak, Lamadugh Peak, and Beas Kund are great options from Manali, the hill stations of Dharamshala and McLeodganj have other stunning destinations like Triund Hill, Bhagsu Nag, and Kareri Lake. In the month of March, the Hampta Pass trek, Kareri Lake trek are visited by most of the trekkers.

Here are some of the best short treks in Himachal that you can take over the weekend to rejuvenate yourself. Read on to find out the details and description of 15 most beautiful short treks in Himachal and what you can expect from them.

1.Patalsu Trek

• Duration: 4 days
• Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
• Altitude: 13,944ft
• Start and endpoint: Solang Nallah, Manali

Like many amazing treks of Himachal Pradesh, Patalsu Peak trek starts from Solang Nallah near the beautiful town of Manali. The trail goes through open alpine grasslands, narrow ridges, moraine paths, and then it traverses through some dense forests of oak and pine before taking you to the peak of Mount Patalsu at 4,250 metres. On your way, you can expect to have some interesting bird-watching experience and spot species like monals and pheasants.

On the first day, you will drive from Manali to Solang Valley which is 14 km away and trek to Solang Village. The next day, you will reach the beautiful open meadow of Shagadugh, where you will camp for the second night. The third day, start your journey a little early in the morning and reach the captivating Patalsu peak sometime in the afternoon. From the peak, you can get a panoramic view of the Kullu valley and the peaks of Hanuman Tibba and Friendship peak towering above others. Come back to Shagadugh to camp for the night and make your way down to Manali via Solang the next day. The trek is a moderate one with 4-5 hours climb every day, but the experience comes as a rewarding one. Expect beautiful wilderness full of pine trees and fresh blossoms, especially in Shagadung clearing.

2.Triund Trek

• Duration: 2 days
• Altitude: 9,350 ft
• Start and endpoint: McLeodganj or Dharamkot

Triund trek is largely popular as a trek for beginners in Himachal Pradesh.This is one of the most enigmatic 2 days trek in Himachal . With awe-inspiring views of Dhauladhar range on one side and the beautiful Kangra Valley on another, Triund trek starts from McLeodganj and follows a mesmerising trail. Walk up till the first checkpoint at Gallu Devi Temple which is pretty plain and mundane, but after that starts the stretch of forest. You can offer prayers at the shrine as you pass by it for the successful and safe completion of your journey. The route to the hilltop is simple and easy and takes only 3-4 hours a side even for beginners.

The first 5 kilometres till Bhagsu Nag follows a terrain comfortable enough, dotted with small shops and cafes on the way. There is a popular one called Magic View Café from where you can get the best view of Dhauladhar ranges and Kangra Valley. At Bhagsu Nag, you will come across an ancient temple of Bhagsu Nag – a local snake deity – and a waterfall by the same name. After that, it gets a bit steep till the summit but not too much. Try to reach the hilltop before sunset, the view looks absolutely enthralling from up there. Enjoy overnight camping and bonfire at Triund under the open starlit sky surrounded by the mighty peaks before climbing your way down the next day. Before that, but make sure to wake up early to enjoy a stunning sunrise from behind the mountain peaks.

3.Kareri Lake Trek

• Duration: 6-7 hours
• Altitude: 9,626 ft
• Start and endpoint: Dharamshala

All you need is a long weekend to complete this stupendous offbeat trek in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. This is one of the best weekend treks in Himachal.For this getaway to the glacial Kareri Lake formed by the water streams gushing down from the Minkiani Peak, you have to reach the lovely town of Dharamshala. From there, you will have to walk around 25 km to Kareri Village and then 6 km more to Liyoti Village amidst the local Gaddi Tribe for night stay. The next day, walk through the forests of oak, pine, and rhododendron, and climb steep ascents along Kareri Nallah and Nyund Nallah streams to reach Reoti village campsite. From there, it will take a few alpine fields and wooden bridges across rivulets to reach the mountainous Kareri Lake in Minkiani Pass. It stands amidst absolute emptiness like a still mirror glass reflecting the beauty of nature around.

Take a glance at the ancient Shiva Temple that stands at the top of the peak overlooking the lake like a protector. After a night's stay in a tent, come back down to Kareri Village the next day and drive back to Dharamshala.

4.Kheerganga Trek

• Difficulty: Easy
• Altitude: 13,000 ft
• Start and endpoint: Barshaini village via Kasol

Kheerganga , a relishing 2 days trek in Himachal is one of the most sought-after trek routes from Kasol in the beautiful Parvati Valley. This is one of the most beautiful weekend treks in Himachal . A site of spirituality, in essence, Kheerganga and the trail leading up to it is studded with immense natural beauty. You can reach Barshaini, basecamp of kheerganga trek , on a bus or a cab from Kasol or Manikaran or direct from Bhuntar airport – whichever suits you best. From there, it is an 11-12 km easy trek uphill. It can be covered in 5-6 hours easily, even after taking short breaks for meal and rest in the middle at the few local cafes with colourful roofs dotting the trail.

You will cross the small village of Nakthan and a Shiva shrine at Rudranag Temple on your way. You can stop at these spots either on your way up or your way down. You will also come across sprawling green pastures over rugged cliffs intercepted by gurgling hot springs. At the summit of Kheerganga, there is a natural hot water pool called Parvati Kund, where trekkers can take a dip and rejuvenate themselves after the tiring journey. Set up a tent at Kheerganga to stay overnight and enjoy the starry night. Retrace your steps back to Barshaini the next day and take a bus to Kasol.

5.Prashar Lake Trek

• Altitude: 8,960 ft
• Start and endpoint: Baggi

This is one of the best short treks in Himachal , perfectly suitable for all the beginners. This 2 days trek in Himachal will be an experience to cherish.There are two routes to Prashar Lake – one is via Baggi Village and another via Jwalapur Village. On the first day, reach Panarsa early in the morning and get ready for the day’s trek ahead. Head towards Jwalapur village in a cab for 25 km and enjoy the beautiful scenery on the road. From the village, start walking through small Himachali villages with open vistas of Dhauladhar, Kinnaur, and Pirpanjal ranges on all sides. The road quickly gives into thick forests which get quieter as you go deeper. You will reach the stunning Prashar Lake after 4-5 hours of walking.

Beside the sparkling blue lake stands the local temple of Sage Prashar exhibiting beautiful local architecture. According to legend, this is where the Rishi used to meditate in the Vedic age, and that is why the lake and the temple are considered sacred. The entire view creates the most picturesque frame to capture in your memory and your camera. Sunsets and sunrises present magnificent sceneries in the region, painting the sky in bright pink and warm golden hues at dusk and dawn. Spend the night and get a camera ready at dawn to capture the beauty of a mountainous sunrise before heading back to Panarsa.

6.Beas Kund Trek

• Duration: 3 days
• Altitude: 12,772 ft
• Start and end point: Dhundi

Beas Kund is a pristine emerald glacial lake from where the River Beas originates. It is believed to be the bathing place of Sage Veda Vyas while he meditated and dictated the Hindu epic Mahabharata.

The Beas Kund trek starts from Dhundi and take you through the mesmerizing grasslands, filled with blooming wildflowers and grazing cattle. The campsite for the first day is at Dhundi on the green slopes by the bank of Beas. The next day, walk through the ancient forests of Deodar, pine, and maple, which have stood here for ages. The silence of the woods is mesmerising, except for the occasional cicadas. By the time you reach the lake, the trees disappear to make way for bare mountain boulders and patches of snow on them.

The lake itself is a magnificent body in sparkling blue with vibrant flowers growing in the grasslands around. Views of peaks like Hanuman Tibba, Seven Sisters, and Friendship Peak will accompany you on the way up. After soaking in the beauty of the summit, continue hiking to Bakarthach for another 4-5 hours through rocks and boulders, and then make your way back to Dhundi. Next day, walk down to Solang Nallah to complete your trek.

7.Lamadugh Trek

• Duration: 1 day
• Altitude: 9,900 ft
• Start and endpoint: Manu Temple, Old Manali

Among the many gems of really short treks in Himachal Pradesh, the trail to Lamadugh is one of the very best. This 1 day trek in Himachal will rejuvenate your soul and make you feel on top of the world. You set out from the ancient Manu Temple in Manali in the morning after breakfast. Like any other Himalayan trek, tall trees and alpine meadows accompany you on the journey to the top.

The journey to the flowery summit of Lamadugh is of 7-8 hours only, at the end of which you will be treated with an excellent view of Hanuman Tibba, Deo Tibba, and Indrasan Peaks, as well as Bara Shigri Glacier. To enter the final patch of land, you will have to walk horizontally along a ridge as the path opens up to the lush meadow with only a couple of huts and thousands of blossoms.

8.Vashisht Jogini Waterfall

• Altitude: 6,730 ft
• Start and endpoint: Manali Bus Stand

The trek to the Jogini Falls near Vashisht Temple close to Manali is one of the easiest one-day treks to do in Himachal. If you are staying in Manali, you can start walking from your place of the accommodation itself. From Manali Bus Stand, start walking towards the Vashisht Temple up north, which will be around 4 km from there. You can stop to pay obeisance to the deities at the temple and then walk around 4 more km through apple orchards and pine trees to reach the Jogini Falls. The stream of water cascades from a height of 160 ft through multiple levels and forms a pool below where visitors often take the plunge. The trek is short but an extremely scenic one. It makes a perfect one-day venture for beginners and experienced trekkers alike.

9.Khar Myundari Trek

• Altitude: 11,200 ft
• Start and endpoint: Setan via Manali

The starting point of the trek to Khar Myundari is at Setan, which is an hour’s drive away from Manali Bus Stand. The trail follows a beautiful streamside, through the thick growth of pine and deodar forests at large. You will also come across apple trees along the way.

The site of Khar Myundari is located by a small alpine lake which sets the perfect background for relaxation and picture sessions. The campsite at Khar Myundari offers a strikingly impressive view of the Kullu Valley. The next day, after breakfast, you can make your way back to Manali for further trips.

10.Bhagsu Nag Trek

• Altitude: 7,000 ft
• Start and endpoint: McLeodganj, Dharamshala

Bhagsu Nag is a small village located to the east of McLeodganj and famous for the majestic waterfalls of the same name. This is one of the most memorable solo treks in Himachal. The trail is very common among tourists of all ages who come to visit McLeodganj or Dharamshala, especially in the summers.

Both the village and the falls get their name from a local legend involving a battle between King Bhagsu and the Snake God, Naga. The trek to the Bhagsu Nag waterfalls and the ancient temple is a simple and easy one, complete with small cafes and handicraft shops for your refreshment. Once you reach the top and get your photographs clicked, you can either come down following the same path or get started for the Triund Trek.

11.Churdhar Peak Trek

• Difficulty: Difficult
• Altitude: 11,965 ft
• Start and endpoint: Nohradhar via Solan

Located in the Sirmour district of Himachal, Churdhar peak is the highest point in the Outer Himalayan Range, with an elevation of 12,000 ft. This 2 days trek in Himachal is one of the most popular one. The moniker translates to ‘Bangles of Snow Ridges’ – a nod to its resemblance with stacks of snow-covered steps. With a giant statue of Lord Shiva at the top enshrined in Shirgul Devta Temple, the peak has great religious significance to the locals, but it also has immense geographical importance.

Due to its great vantage point, George Everest, the Surveyor-General of British India (1830-1843) and the inspiration behind the naming of Mount Everest, used Churdhar Peak to make sightings and astronomical measuring of several Himalayan peaks during his tenure. The trek to Churdhar Peak can be done either from Nohradhar via Solan or Sarahan in Chaupal district. You have to walk through thick conifer forests and Gujjar pasture lands within the Churdhar Sanctuary. The last hour of the trek is very steep and covered in moraine, but you will be rewarded in the end with a brilliant view of the surroundings.

On a clear day, you can see as far as Kedarnath, Badrinath, Shimla, Chail, Kufri, Kasauli, and even parts of Sutlej River and Gangetic Basin.

12.Karol Tibba Trek

• Altitude: 6,900 ft
• Start and endpoint: Chambaghat via Solan

A shining jewel among the many easy to moderate treks in Himachal is the Karol Tibba Trek. The majestic peak towers above the town of Solan and attracts throngs of trekkers and adventure seekers every year. The trail commences from Chambaghat near Solan which is 25 km away from Kasauli. The route starts off with man-made brick roads, leads to grasslands, and gives way to a steep terrain through dense forests of deodar and pine.

As an icing on the cake, you will get to explore the first couple of hundred metres of the 25-km long Pandava Cave, believed to be the oldest and longest cave in the Himalayas. As per legends, this is the cave the Pandava brothers used to escape the burning Jatugriha. At the end of the walkthrough flourishing endemic flora, you will find yourself amidst the best sceneries Himachal has to offer. Expect to enjoy scintillating views of Solan, Shimla, and Churdhar Peak from the summit.

13.Hatu peak Trek

• Altitude: 11,150 ft
• Start and endpoint: Narkhanda via Shimla

Among the lesser-known but beautiful trails for trekking in Himachal , one is certainly the journey to Hatu Peak, a 1 day trek in Himachal. Surrounded by blankets of cedars, pines, firs, spruces, and deodars, and occasionally dotted with apple orchards, Hatu Peak is the second-highest in the entire district of Shimla.

The trek begins at Narkhanda, 63 km away from Shimla city, and therefore a perfect weekend getaway for the trek lovers. The 7-km uphill walk ends at Hatu Mata Temple at the top, dedicated to Queen Mandodari, wife of King Ravana from Ramayana. On your way, you will be greeted with the rustic beauty of the everyday Himachali life in the Gujjar settlements and grazing fields.

14.Shali Tibba trek

• Altitude: 9,425 ft
• Start and endpoint: Khatnol via Shimla

Shali Tibba is an extremely underrated trekking experience, given how it offers a 360-degree viewing experience from its summit. The trek begins from Khatnol located at a 45-km drive away from Shimla, and then leads through beautiful woods of blue pine and cedar. At the top of Shali Tibba stands an old temple dedicated to Goddess Kali, founded by the Raja of Faridkot in 1936.

On a day with a clear sky, almost the entire span of Himachal Himalayas can be seen from the Shali Tibba summit – the peaks of Kullu, Lahaul, Spiti, Chaupal, Sirmour, and even Kinnaur if you are lucky. A panorama click on the best DSLR camera will still fail to justify the absolute beauty of the view.

15.Moji Dugh Trek

• Altitude: 10,500 ft
• Start and endpoint: Kulang village via Manali

Moji Dugh is a perfect beginner’s trek near Manali that newbies to trekking can indulge in. It is usually an important campsite for the longer trek to Bhrigu Lake, but trekking to Moji Dugh itself can be a great weekend adventure. The walk starts from the village of Kulang located 20 minutes away from Ram Bagh Chowk in Manali. After following a trail of moderate gradient through pines, oaks, and deodars, you will reach the destination of a lush glade that is snow-white during winter but covered in an abundance of vivid wildflowers during spring and summer. Spend the night under a starlit sky and come downhill the next day following the trail via Vashisht – another popular trek destination in Himachal.

There is no dearth of opportunities when it comes to trekking in India , especially in the Himalayan circuits. But hidden between the bigger, more renowned trails are a few such gems which still hold on to the pristine beauty of the mountains, untarnished by growing footfalls.

Next time you are in Himachal Pradesh, find yourself a couple of days to take the road less travelled and explore some of these gorgeous trails Himalayas have to offer.

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Himachal Treks – Discover The Best Treks In Himachal

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Himachal is an Indian section of the  Himalayas  that definitely should not be missed.

To help you choose which of  Himachal treks  would be best for you, we have information on our top 5 – from easier 1-2-day hikes, to strenuous treks that cover 62.1 miles. There is a Himachal trek for everyone.

See  India's overall best hikes for a complete list of hiking trails.

Best Hikes In Himachal

Indrahar pass trek.

• Area : Dhauladhar, Himachal Pradesh
• Permit : You can choose to do this hike as organised by a tour group
• Difficulty : Moderate
• Distance : 27.3 miles
• Elevation Gain : 14 517ft
• Days/Hours : 1 day, 10-12 hours
• Best Time to Hike : May-October

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Indrahar is a pass in the Dhauladhar mountain range of Himalayas. The pass is at an altitude of 14 517ft above sea level, close to the town of Dharamshala.

The hike is a spectacular trek through awe-inspiring Himalayan ranges, and you will be exposed to beautiful lakes, gorges and forest along the way. The trek is considered to be one of the easier to moderate hikes in Himachal Pradesh. Beginning in McLeodganj, the trek makes its way to Triund, and this first bit is generally relatively easy.

From here you will journey to Lahesh Cave via Laka Got. The natural rock shelter that is Lahesh Cave is definitely a highlight of the trip.

The following day, you will hike up the Indrahar pass. This is probably the most technical part of the hike, with roughly 400m steep (1 312ft) climbing. However, the incredible view of the Pir Panjal Range makes it worthwhile. 

Accommodation:  The night prior and post the trek can be spent in hotels in McLeodganj and Chamba. During the trek you will stay in tents.

Top Trek Tips

• You can hike with or without a guide, the choice is yours and comes down to your preference.
• Although the water from glacial streams is clean, it is always advisable to boil water for purification purposes.
• The last place to get food and water (with certainty) is Triund, so keep this in mind when planning your hike.
• The pass may be covered in snow, and in this case trekking poles may be a good idea.

Triund Trek

• Permit : No
• Difficulty : Easy
• Distance : 5.6 miles
• Elevation Gain : 9 350ft
• Days/Hours : 5 - 6 hours
• Best Time to Go : March to June. However, the trek is accessible throughout the year with the acceptation of January and February, when heavy snowfall may cut off some sections. 

This is probably one of the easiest Himachal treks, being under 5.6 miles and taking roughly 5 hours. However, this doesn’t make the route any less spectacular, and it is known for being one of the most scenic.

Beginning in Dharamkot or McLeod Ganj, the hike offers amazing views of the Dhauladhar ranges and the Kangra valley, and throughout the day, from sunrise, sunset and even moonrise, amazing panoramic views are offered.

Although a short hike, there will be several steep climbs along the way, however the first 3.1 miles are easy, and it is only hereafter that the steepness increases. The final km is nicknamed “22 curves” as it consists of 22 curves enroute before reaching Triund.

Another exciting aspect of the undulating path is that it passes through forests of rhododendron and oak trees. The trek finishes in Bhagsu Village. As it is short and well-marked it is not necessary to use a guide for this trek.

Accommodation:  You can choose to stay in a hotel or pitch camp at McLeod Ganj. You can choose to do the hike in a single day or overnight in Triund, where you can either camp or stay in the guest house if you don’t want to.

• Pack light, as this is one of the easiest and shortest hikes you won’t need much more than a  rain jacket , phone, snacks and water in a small  day pack . (if you are doing it in a day).
• If you want to buy snacks buy them in McLeod Ganj as they are cheaper here.
• Remember to wear proper  hiking shoes , you will be especially grateful on the descent.

Pin Parvati Trek

• Area : Himachal Pradesh
• Permit : Necessary forest and camping permits may be involved, so it is a good idea to check with the organisers before embarking
• Difficulty : Difficult
• Distance : 62.1 miles
• Elevation Gain : 17 450ft
• Days/Hours : 11 Days
• Best Time to Go : July to September

Photo by lakshit seth

One of the more challenging Himachal hikes, the Pin Parvati trek requires excellent trekking skills and technique. The trek should only be attempted by experienced hikers as there are a few sections of the hike that are very dangerous, such as the narrow trail with hardly any foot holds that runs over the Parvati river.

In case of emergency, evacuation is also very difficult as the trails are too narrow to carry a stretcher, this is particularly worrying if someone suffers from AMS and needs medical attention quickly.

Beginning in Barsheni village in the Kullu valley, the trek connects the Parvato Valley (Kullu side) with the Pin Valley (Spiti side). The treks rugged mountains and high altitudes makes for a tricky climb.

When attempting the Pin Parvati Pass itself (around day 6), you will hike from Pin Parvati base camp to up the pass and back down to the base camp.

The pass is tough because of the altitude; however, the view of both the Pin Valley and Parvati Valley makes the climb worth it.

Accommodation:  You will camp most nights on the trek.

• The trail should not be attempted by those who are new trekking, prior experience at high altitude is essential.
• It is advisable not to do the hike too quickly. The harsh terrain, long distance and altitude gains make altitude sickness and fatigue problems common.
• It is recommended to include at least two buffer days in your itinerary, which can be used as acclimatization or rest days. Sometimes poor weather may delay you, and it’s also for this reason that buffer days are a good idea.
• Weather can change very quickly, and rain can make the rivers swell to the point of washing away the bridges crossing them.

Beas Kund Trek

• Area : Near Manali
• Permit : Organised treks will include trekking permits and forest camping charges
• Distance : 29.2 miles
• Elevation Gain : 12 139ft
• Days/Hours : 3 - 4 days
• Best Time to Go : May - June, September - November

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Beas Kund is a high altitude, alpine lake and the trail there begins in Solang Valley, which is known for skiing and paragliding. When passing into the Solang valley the trail enters a pine forest surrounded by mountains.

The trail goes via Dhundi and Bakarthach, and from Bakarthach you can trek to Beas Kund and back.

The beautiful lake is the origin of the River Beas as well as the base camp for numerous summit peaks. After returning to Bakarthach you begin making your way back, ending in the Solang valley again.

Accommodation:  All night enroute will be spent in tents.

• It is advisable to carry all your water as there is guaranteed water supply.
• If you have access to clean, fresh water along the way it is advisable to fill up your containers.
• Wear good hiking boots with ankle support as you will need grip on the rocky hillside.
• The trek is suitable for both experts and novices alike.

Hampta Pass Trek

• Permit : Organisers will include trekking permits in their packages
• Distance : 16.2 miles
• Elevation Gain : 14,035 ft
• Days/Hours : 5 - 6 days
• Best Time to Go : May - June, August - September

Easier than the Himachal trek, the Hampta pass is an unusual pass that allows hikers to cross between Kullu valley and Lahual valley. The trek climbs from the lush Kullu valley, up to an overhang on the mountains.

From this overhang, one can see the barren Lahual valley, which is a contrast to the green Jawa meadows in the Kullu valley.

The variation of scenery on this trail is pretty epic and is one of the routes biggest attractions. From green grassy meadows, serene forests and barren valleys.

On the day that you cross the Hampton pass you will come across glaciers, and if you are hiking in early summer the area by Deo Tibba peak may be covered in snow.

The decent is slightly more difficult that the climb up, and you will follow a zigzag path until you reach the valley below.

Ending at Chandra tal, the hike is classified as moderately difficult and therefore won’t be one that will put too much strain on your body, however you will have to be aware of altitude sickness, as the trek is at such high elevation levels.

Accommodation:  You will stay in tents on the duration of the hike.

• AMS is a risk, so it is important to always stay hydrated and be aware of your body to catch any symptoms early.
• Proper hiking shoes with ankle support are a key item of gear, especially with the day that summits the Hampton pass.
• Trekking poles are also a good idea, as they will make hiking through snow easier.

Himachal Treks FAQ

Do i need a permit to go on himachal hikes.

Most places in Himachal do not require a permit. However, if you are visiting the Spiti Valley region, you will be required to have a Protected Area Permit  (PAP). You can also choose to book a hiking tour; in which case, you will have to make prior arrangements.

When is the best time to visit the Himachal area?

Summer (March to June) is the best time to visit the Himachal area. October is also a good month as this is when the snow is melted. July to September is considered monsoon season and November to February is winter. However, the area is sure to inspire and delight you regardless of when you visit.

Is altitude sickness a risk on Himachal treks?

Yes, altitude sickness is a risk on Himachal treks as it commonly occurs above 2,400 m. You will have to be careful and ensure that you do not ascend any climb too quickly, as rate of ascent and physical activity at altitude can cause AMS (acute mountain sickness). Staying hydrated, giving your body time to acclimatise and ensuring that you are physically fit can help avoid the onset of AMS.

Are the Himachal hikes difficult?

Generally speaking, yes, Himachal hikes range from moderate to difficult. While this does not mean that they aren’t a variety of hikes to choose from, many of the said hikes span over several days and higher altitudes. Therefore, it is important that you are adequately fit and prepared.

What gear do I need for a trek in Himachal?

This depends on where and how long you will be hiking for. Good hiking boots are always a good idea, as is adequate rain gear and dressing in layers. If you are doing multi day hikes, you may need a  tent and a good trekking pack . It is a good idea to keep in mind that in some areas you may not have electricity, so having solar powered lights and gas cookers are a good idea.

Are there any recommended guidebooks for the Himachal area? 

Yes, there are some great guidebooks available for the Himachal area. 

If you are looking for a guidebook or a travel guide on the area, both RBS Visitors Guide India - Himachal Pradesh: Himachal Travel Guide and the Lonely Planet Trekking in the Indian Himalaya guide provide information on treks in the area, as well as Himachal’s culture and places of interest.

What type of topography can I expect in Himachal?

Himachal is located in the western part of the Himalayas, with a large majority of the area situated near the Dhauladhar Range.

The area can be divided into three zones, namely the outer Himalayas (Shivaliks), the lesser Himalayas and Greater Himalayas. 

As the region is so mountainous, it is home to many well-known peaks and passes, such as Kinnaur Kailash Peak, which has an altitude of 21 325ft. It is also home to one of the toughest treks in India - the Charang La Pass trek.

The Dhauladhar range is part of the lesser Himalayan range, which runs parallel to the greater Himalayan mountains.

Due to their near vertical sides, the Dhauladhar Mountains are attempted by experienced mountaineers and trekkers, as the ascent is difficult from any side. 

What wildlife and plants can I expect to see in Himachal?

The climate in the area varies between semi arctic to semi tropical, and it is for this reason that roughly 64 percent of the area is covered by forest.

These forests can be classified as Coniferous Forest, Alpine Pastures, Rhododendron Scrub Forests and Moist Temperate Deciduous Forest among others.

The area is also home to a variety of animal species , such as musk deer, brown bear and the snow leopard. You'll even see the odd mountain goat or two when the weather is warmer. 

This leopard is both reclusive and vulnerable (its previous status as 'endangered' was changed to 'vulnerable' in 2017), so spotting one of these animals is incredibly lucky, as these big cats are generally found at altitudes of 9 800ft to 14 000ft in high and rugged mountains.

Any other quick facts about Himachal I should know?

• Himachal Pradesh is home to the world’s highest cricket ground, being 8,018 ft above sea level.
• Not only this, but the region is also home to the highest polling booth and post office.
• The area is India’s second biggest producer of fruit.
• The highest mountain peak in the Himachal area is Reo Purgyil. The peak rises 22 362ft above sea level.
• Well known for its dangerous roads, Manali-Leh Road and Kinnaur Roads, are considered to be two of the most dangerous in India.
• Himachal is also home to India’s first voter, Shyam Saran Negi, who cast a vote in the 1951 elections and everyone since then.

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Himachal Pradesh is a northern state of India in the Himalayas. It has many scenic mountain, towns and resorts. Himachal Pradesh is also known for its trekking, Skiing and Climbing destinations. The peaks and mountains is one of the best places for adventure lovers. Himachal Pradesh is one of the favourite trekking destinations for beginners and expert trekkers.

These treks take you through meandering streams, shimmering rivers, and mixed dense forests of birch, deodar, silver oak, and pine. Trekking in Himachal generally calls for people of all age groups and levels of expertise with good physical fitness, since the state is home to easy to difficult treks with lenient to steep terrains.

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Here is the list of the top 10 trekking destinations in himachal, 1) hampta pass trek.

Hampta Pass is situated at an elevation of 4270 m above sea level. This beautiful trek in Himachal starts from the Kullu Manali valley to the top of Chandra Valley of Lahaul. June to October is the best time to visit the Hampta Pass trek. 

Crossing the Hampta Pass is a great story of adventure for all the trekkers. You will love the excitement of climbing to the pass over many ledges, almost appearing to get to the pass, but never really sure until you get there. You need at least 4-5 days to complete this trek. The difficulty level of the Hampta Pass trek is Moderate.

2) Bhrigu Lake Trek

Bhrigu Lake is a high-altitude lake in Himachal Pradesh.  This beautiful glacial lake is elevated at a height of 4270 m above sea level. Bhrigu Lake is also known as the Pool of Gods because local people believed that at this lake many Devtas have to take a bath. 

Bhrigu lake is an ideal lake for beginner-level trekkers.  You don’t need any prior trekking experience to do this trek in Himachal. May to October is the best time to do this trek. Bhrigu lake trek is a short trek in Himachal Pradesh that offers trekkers to witness the beautiful meadows, high-altitude alpine lake, and many more.

3) Kheerganga Trek

Kheerganga trek is one of the most famous treks in Himachal Pradesh. Kheerganga is elevated at a height of 2950 m above sea level. Kheerganga is a paradise for nature lovers the beauty of Kheerganga attracts many trekkers or travelers every year.  

Kheerganga trek is one of the best treks for beginner-level trekkers. You don’t need to have any prior experience of trekking. It is famous for having a hot water spring. The total trekking distance of the Kheerganga trek is 24 km which requires at least 1 or  2 days. 

4) Prashar Lake Trek

Prashar Lake is an unspoiled beauty in Himachal Pradesh. It is situated in the district of Mandi of Himachal Pradesh and only tourists or trekkers are aware of this beautiful bowl-shaped lake of the Dhauladhar range. It is one of the best weekend getaways for the trekkers or tourists of nearby cities and states like Delhi, Punjab,  Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, etc. 

You can visit this beautiful lake throughout the year but January and February is the best time to visit Prashar lake trek. This trekking trail takes you through the thick forests with views of snow-capped mountains making it a real gem in  Himachal Pradesh. The sunrise is the most beautiful part of this trek.

5) Beas Kund Trek

Beas Kund is situated at a height of 3650 m above sea level in the Kullu Valley of Himachal  Pradesh. This is one of the best treks for beginner-level trekkers. No prior trekking experience is required to do this trek in Himachal Pradesh.

Beas Kund Trek starts from the Solang Valley. It is the perfect summer trekking destination and May and June is the best time to visit Beas Kund Trek. Beas Kund trek is a  short duration trek in which you cover a distance of 15 -17 km.

6) Pin Parvati Pass Trek

Pin Parvati Pass trek is situated at an height of 5319 m above the sea level . It is one of the most difficult treks in Himachal Pradesh. The Pin Parvati Pass trek starts from Phulga village of Kullu and the trek ends at Mud Village of Spiti.

Pin Parvati Pass trek is a long expedition that give trekkers a massive dose of adventure, beauty and a sense of achievement. The total trekking distance of Pin Parvati Trek is 110 km that requires atleast 10 days. July and August are the best months to visit Pin Parvati trek.

7) Sar Pass Trek

Sar Pass is a perfect trek for beginners. It is nestled at an elevation of 14,000 ft above the sea level. This beautiful trek in Himachal starts from kasol and ands in Barshaini in Kullu Valley. The total trekking distance of Sar Pass Trek is 48 km.

The difficulty level of the Sar Pass trek is graded as easy to moderate. So, this trek is for beginners, or family, or school tours. May to October is the best time to visit Sar Pass Trek in Himachal Pradesh.

8) Triund Trek

Triund Hill is located in the lap of Dhauladhar Mountain which is surrounded by Kangra Valley on one side and the Dhauladhar on the other side. It is also known as Crown. It is a famous weekend getaway for the travellers or trekkers of nearby city and states. May, June, September, October, and January to March are the best months to visit on this trek.

Triund trek is easy to moderate grade trek in Himachal Pradesh which attracts all levels of trekker to this place.The total trekking distance of Triund trek is 6 km. Triund is a beautiful hamlet situated at an altitude of 2828 mtrs above the sea level.

9) Chandratal Lake trek

ChandraTal is a crescent shaped lake which is located in the middle of the Spiti Valley on the Samudra Tapu plateau. Chandratal means Lake of the Moon. It is a famous trekking destination in Himachal. Chandratal Lake is nestled at a height of 4250 m above the sea level.

Chandratal Lake trek is an easy to moderate grade trek in Himachal. This trek starts from Manali and it required 7-8 days to complete. The nearby meadows are the best place for camping near the lake. June to October is the best time to visit Chandratal Lake.

10) Indrahar Pass Trek

Indrahar Pass trek is situated at an height of 14,245 m above the sea level. It is located in the border of Kangra and Chamba districts. Indrahar Pass trek is an easy to moderate level trek in Himachal Pradesh.

Amb Andaura railway stations is the nearest railway station and Kangra airport is the nearest airport to reach Indrahar Pass trek. September and October are the best months to visit Indrahar Pass trek. The path passes by the placid crystal blue waters of Lake Mankiani and Kareri.

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11 Best Places for Trekking in Himachal Pradesh

Passing through lush valleys, meandering rivers, snow-capped peaks, barren stretches, isolated villages and so much more, trekking in Himachal Pradesh are truly exhilarating. While the beauty is awe-inspiring, the experience is cherished for a long time especially if you are into photography.

Check out the list of the treks in Himachal Pradesh

Triund trek – mcleodganj, kheer ganga trek – kasol, hampta pass trek – manali, prashar lake trek – mandi, chanderkhani pass trek – malana (kasol), bhrigu lake trek – gulaba, beas kund trek – dhundi (solang nullah), patalsu peak trek – solang nullah, deo tibba trek – khanol village, pin parvati trek – kaza (spiti valley), bhabha pass trek – kafnu (kinnaur).

• Height: 9,432 ft above sea level
• Duration: 1 day
• Difficulty level: Easy to moderate
• Best Season: October to June
• Starting Point , Gallu Devi Temple, 2-3 kilometers ahead of Dharamkot

One of the easiest treks in India, Triund in Himachal Pradesh is one of the best places for adventure. Nestled in the lap of the Dhauladhar Mountains, Triund enjoys breathtaking views of the mountains and the Kangra Valley .

A tranquil experience of the Himalayas, the trek starts from Mcleodganj, the mini-Tibet of India, where His Highness the Dalai Lama makes his abode. The 6-km trail passes through a beautiful mixed forest of oak, and deodar. The adventure expedition ends at the campsite, where tented accommodation lets you enjoy an escape from cities.

The pure bliss of the mountains, amazing views, and above all, the clear skies that reveal uncountable stars, makes the adventure worth your time. Plan a weekend getaway in Himachal or a mini-break, with this exciting trek .

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• Height: 13000 ft above sea level
• Duration: 2-3 Days
• Difficulty Level: Moderate
• Best Season: October to December and March to June.
• Starting Point : Barshaini near Kasol

Hidden in the beautiful expanse of the Himalayas, the Kheer Ganga trek is not just one of the popular treks in Himachal Pradesh but certainly also among the best in India. The breathtaking beauty coupled with the thrill of the unexplored, is a perfect dose of adventure for the mountain lovers in essence.

Pass through the slopes of Parvati Valley, secret villages, and nature that is left untouched. The views especially are soothing to your senses. Moreover, at the very end of the trail lies the therapeutic waters of the hot water spring. The name of the trek, Kheer Ganga, comes from the water spring, which is said to have medicinal properties.

The 11 km trek can be started from the village of Barshaini with two popular routes, each marked and mapped by previous trekkers and guides. In addition, you can get help from the local villagers en route. If you’d like to experience snowfall in Himachal Pradesh, plan a trip in January. For photography enthusiasts, September to November are the best months to visit.

• Height: 14,100ft
• Duration: 4-5 Days
• Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
• Best Season: June to September
• Starting Point : Jobra (1-hour drive from Manali)

The perfect introduction to trekking in the Himalayas, the Hampta Pass Trek is the best option. The Hampta mountain pass connects two beautiful valleys of Himachal- Kullu to Lahaul, both of which are beautiful beyond words.

Begin your expedition from the lush Kullu valley passing through apple orchards, green meadows, and villages. The terrain changes as you keep moving. As soon as you step into Lahaul valley, the trail transforms into almost barren and difficult topography.

The gradual ascent makes the expedition enjoyable as well as challenging. The fascinating highlight of the trek is a stop at Chandratal, the moon-shaped lake in Himachal. The different moods and terrains of the Himalayas truly make it an adventure worth your time. Camping under the sky, when at night millions of twinkling stars make an experience of a lifetime.

When it’s the summer season in India, Hampta Pass group tours become the most sought option for adventure in the mountains. take a break away from schedules and plan to feel blessed with your loved ones.

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• Height: 8900 ft. above sea level
• Duration: 2 Days
• Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate.
• Best Season: Throughout the year

Named after the beautiful cerulean Prashar Lake, the trek in Himachal Pradesh, in a word takes you to the very heart of the blissful Himalayas. Surrounded by the imposing Dhauladhar ranges in Kullu Valley, the lake Prashar is named after a rishi mentioned in Hindu mythology.

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The trekking spot offers breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar, Pir Panjal, and Kinnaur mountain ranges for the most part of the trek.

The trek in essence is full of adrenaline-gushing adventure that ends with a stay in the camp at the lake banks. Sparkling like a gem surrounded by the mountains, the lake has a floating island in it. Settle for a night at the campsite.

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While the night is a show of stars and moon, the morning brings forth a glorious sunset. The serenity you feel is one of the best memories of trekking in India.

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• Height: 18111 ft above sea level
• Duration: 4- 6 Days
• Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging
• Best time to visit: April to June and October- November
• Starting Point: Kasol/Malana

A hidden secret of the Himalayas, the Malana to Chanderkhani trek is one of the best treks in India. For a true mountain lover, this experience altogether is matchless.

Begin your hike from Naggar, a pictorial village near the popular hill station of Manali. Cross lush green valleys, presided by snow-covered mountain peaks, traditional Himachali houses, and for the most part the bliss of the Himalayas.

As you approach the Chandrakhani pass, views of the truly beautiful valleys of Kullu and Parvati open up.

Meanwhile, the mystical Malana village, associated with legends of the descendants of Aryans, some of the last remnants of Alexander The Great’s Army is a short trek away.

The trek in Himachal is blessed with all the enchantments of the Himalayas. Fall in love with natural beauty, in addition to discovering hidden secrets and the best of all the adventure experience.

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• Height: 14,000ft
• Best Season: May to October
• Starting Point : Gulaba (near Manali)

Amid the bliss of Himachal Pradesh, a trek to the Bhrigu Lake is one of the most blissful experiences in the Himalayas. The Bhrigu Lake trek is one of the best in India, owing to its easy access to the high altitudes.

The trail consists of chilling adventure amid the diverse and challenging terrain of the mountains. The highlight of the trek is staying beside the cerulean Bhrigu Lake, the supposed hermitage of Bhrigu Rishi.

The trail commences from Manali, proceeding to the blissful mountains. Mt. Hanuman Tibba, Deo Tibba, Indrasen, and the Seven Sister peaks are spectacular views.

Also during the journey, come across the grazing pastures of the Gaddi shepherds, and magnificent views of hanging glaciers. Lastly, visit the legendary abode of Pandavas during their exile.

This adventurous expedition through a short trip is loaded with abundant thrill. In summer you can embark upon this exciting sojourn in the mountains with well-crafted group tours for the Bhrigu Lake trek .

• Height: 12772 ft. above sea level
• Duration: 4 Days
• Difficulty level: Moderate to Difficult
• Best time to visit: April to June, September to November
• Starting Point : Dhundi, Solang Valley

Beas Kund is a high-altitude lake in the Himalayas. Associated with holy legends, the lake and especially the trek is one of the most beautiful things to do in India.

What makes this trek special is-the trail leads to the very-high peaks of the Himalayas in a short distance. For a true mountain lover, nothing beats the experience of a Beas Kund Trek.

Begin your trek from Solang Nallah, well-known for skiing and paragliding. Pass through thrilling meadows of Dhundi and Bakarthach. Marvel at the majestic peaks of Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak, Shitidhar, and Seven Sisters.

Meanwhile, hike up to the Beas Kund Glacier. Enjoy some of the most cherished views of mountains with this trekking tour.

A blend of offbeat destinations and trekking uplifts your travel experience in many ways. And if you are looking for offbeat destinations in Himachal Pradesh, here is a Himachal Offbeat Tour that is ideal for you.

• Height: 13451 ft. above sea level
• Difficulty level: Easy to Moderate
• Best time to visit: September to June
• Starting Point : Solang Nullah

One of the easier trekking in Himachal, the Patalsu Peak trek in brief offers some cherished memories of the Himalayas.

Lying close to the popular hill station of India, Manali, this adventure getaway is perfect for beginners as well as true mountain lovers. The trail is not arduous but by all means, does not lack in thrill.

Hike up to the very summit of Patalsu Peak, one of the highest peaks in the area, draped in a thick layer of snow. Wander through the lush forests of oak and deodar, beautiful meadows, villages, and charming environs of unexplored Himachal. The gradual change of the landscape of the mountains is an unmissable highlight.

The beauty and bliss you experience are beyond words. This trek is ideal to begin a love affair with mountains and take a break from cities and daily lives.

• Starting Point : Khanol Village (near Manali)

A treat of the Himalayas, the Deo Tibba Base Camp trek is among the most beautiful treks in the country. The offbeat trail is relatively unknown to trekkers and, therefore offers the thrill of a memorable adventure. Pass through beautiful meadows, forests, and rocky terrain under the gaze of snow-covered peaks, lakes, rivers, and glaciers.

Catch a glimpse of the snow-clad peaks of Deo Tibba and Indrasan. The glaciers of Jagatsukh and Deo Tibba add to the charm. This amazing trek is an easy-to-moderate adventure, which favors both the expert trekkers and the amateurs.

Begin the trek from Manali, journeying across the diverse landscape of the mountains. Also, for nature lovers, this trek is heaven. Group tours for the Deo Tibba trek help in planning out the adventure expedition with loved ones, from come summer to the very start of the winter.

Kareri Lake Trek

• Height: 9680 ft., above sea level
• Difficulty level: Moderate
• Best time to visit: March to July and September to December.
• Starting Point : Naddi Village, Mcleodganj

The trek to the shallow Kareri Lake, snuggled in the lap of the Dhauladhar mountain range in Himachal is one of the best experiences for  adventure in India . The glacial lake is nurtured by the melting snow of the mountains. The entire trail displays the diverse shades of landscape, beauty and charm of the mountains.

Pass through lush valleys, while you move on to sub-tropical pine forests, and gradually you will find yourself surrounded by dwindling vegetation. Plan for a weekend getaway or short break, as this challenging trek can be easily covered in a weekend.

The trail begins in Kareri Village, a short distance from Dharamshala . On a clear day, the highest peaks in the region are easily spotted while you trek through.

• Height: 17500 ft. above sea level
• Duration: 11 Days
• Difficulty level: Challenging
• Best time to visit: June to September

Named after the mountain pass, Pin Parvati, the high-altitude trek is definitely one of the most challenging adventures in India. Connecting the mountain valleys of Parvati to Kullu, this trail is indeed among the most beautiful places in Himachal.  In addition, it also ranks among the most exciting things to do in Himachal Pradesh .

A lifetime experience only for the seasoned trekkers, only a true mountain lover well-versed in adventure can fulfil the almost impossible task. Quaint hamlets, lush valleys unexplored by mankind, and snow-capped peaks add to the beauty you come across on this high-altitude trek.

The highlight of the trekking tour is the Great Himalayan National Park . As you pass through this sanctuary, you might get to get to spot snow leopards, amazing Himalayan birds, and other wildlife that survive at such high altitudes in the Himalayas.

While trekking through Lahaul Spiti, you will see beautiful views of the valley. For snow lovers, it is best to trek the Pin Parvati during the months of December and February. It is also the best time to visit Lahaul Spiti because, at this time, the whole Spiti Valley is covered by snow, and it looks very beautiful.

• Height: 16105 ft. above sea level
• Duration: 8 Days
• Best time to visit: June to August

The Bhabha Pass Trek for one thing is an adventure that one does not forget easily. The challenging route is blessed with the impressive scenery of the mountains. While the trek starts from a quaint hamlet in Kinnaur Valley, the trek has some well-known attractions that include Kungri Monastery, Ki Monastery , and Tabo Monastery .

The journey takes you through lush valleys, apple orchards, turquoise lakes, breathtaking natural beauty, and above all, some of the holy Buddhist shrines dating back centuries. Feast your eyes and senses on an exhilarating adventure. Although the mountains enrapture you with their bliss, the trek however is quite tough and needs proper preparation.

Make a stop at the azure Chandertal Lake , Pin Parvati Pass, Kunzum La, and gaze at some of the mightiest peaks of Spiti , and Kinnaur Valleys of Himachal.

Wrapping Up

Himachal Pradesh, snuggled in the lap of the Himalayas offers the best experiences of trekking in India. For the true mountain lover or an adventure enthusiast, nothing beats the thrill of enjoying trekking in Himachal Pradesh. Passing through some of the most beautiful sceneries, with a dose of adventure, treks in Himachal is surely to gift you with memories that last a lifetime.

Make the most of your adventure with some of the most exciting trekking tours in India . For the love of the Himalayas, the best Himachal tour packages offer experiences for a lifetime.

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Trekking in Himachal Pradesh is an enchanting experience which not only satiates your adrenaline rush but also introduces you to mesmerizing views of nature. People of all ages and experiences, from novices to experts can go on treks in the land which is named after the Himalayas. The state is popularly known as “Dev Bhoomi”, because of its religious significance and the mighty Himalayas. You can expect the trails to be full of beauty that are either covered with snow or bestowed with lush greenery. You will pass through diverse landscapes, awestruck hamlets, and by the high altitude alpine lakes. The trails of Himalayan treks are rated from easy to difficult depending upon the steep climbs and rapid ascents/descents you take. The most beautiful and blooming Rhododendrons are found in forests with a combination of Oaks, and Pines. Each of the treks offers you the undisputed beauty of the Himalayan Ranges and Sarovar. You can take up the treks according to your experience and fitness levels. Whether you opt for a two-day trek like Kheerganga Trek , Triund Trek or a 10-day long Pin Parvati Trek , these treks will offer you nothing but once in a lifetime experience.

Long Treks in Himachal

Taking long treks in Himachal Pradesh lets you get in detail of every landscape and high altitude forest trails you come across the beauty of the mighty Himalayas of Himachal. The long treks range from 5-days to 10-15 days for the best experience and exploration. Popular long trekking destinations that you should go to in Himachal are Sar Pass trek , Hampta Pass trek , Bhrigu Lake Trek , Beas Kund Trek , Kinner Kailash trek and Kanamo Peak Trek . The itinerary of these treks have been designed in such a way that they are best suited for beginners and expert-level trekkers. The trails are easier in the beginning, however, becoming moderate with steep climbs and dense forests at the end. Some of the long treks that are loved by thrill seekers are Buran Ghati Trek , Pin Parvati Trek, and Bhaba pass trek .

Located around 13,800 ft above sea level, the enthralling Sar Pass Trek passes through some of the best meadows, ice blankets, and forests. The 5-day trek starts from Kasol and passes through Rhododendron forests, Mung Tach, Nagaru, and Biskeri Thatch. It is named the Sar Pass Trek because you have to cross the frozen alpine lake “Sar”, nestled between Tila Lotni to Biskeri Ridge.

Starting from Manali Base Camp, the 5-day and 4-nights Hampta Pass Trek takes you to a whopping height of 14,100 ft. The Hampta Pass Trek is suitable for intermediate-level trekkers taking you through the cold barren trail totaling a distance of 35 km. The trek lets you witness the beauty of the emerald lake of Chandratal, and watch the confluence of three passes- Hampta Pass, Rohtang Pass, and Spiti Valley.

Located at an altitude of 14,100 ft, the Bhrigu Trek lets you reach the beauty of Bhirgu Alpine Lake through verdant meadows. Beginning from Manali, it is one of the most enchanting trekking places in Himachal that takes you through the prettiest grasslands to Roli Kholi. Once you reach the top, the beauty of Seven Sister Peaks, Mount Indrasen, Mount Deo Tibba, and Pir Panjal Range marks their presence.

One of the popular treks of Himachal, the Beas Kund Trek is an easy to moderate level trek that lets you witness the holy lake of Beas Kund. The trail leads you through the deep forests of pine and oak tree woods, and the greenest meadows. The stunning views of mountains Seven Sister’s Lap, Mount Hanuman Tibba, and Friendship Peak come into view.

One of the best treks in Himachal, the Pin Parvati Trek takes you through steep slopes, gradual climbs, barren mountains, snow-clad peaks and rugged passes in a span of 10-days and 9-nights. The 110 km of the trek passes through Tunda Bhuj, Kheerganga, Thakur Kuwan, Ody Thach, and Mantalai, where you can pay your respects to the age-old shiva temple.

The Buran Ghati Trek of 7 days takes you through the ancient mountainous village of Buran, old age houses and fruit-bearing trees that are scattered all around the charming village. The high altitude village is located 15,000 ft+ in the Himalayas, reachable through the moderate to difficult level trail. The dense forests of Oak, and Pine Trees are the challenging points that lead you to the village and Dayara Thach.

Shrikhand Mahadev Trek takes you through an enthralling trail to a whopping height of 18,570 ft. The 32 km long trek is an 8-day and 7-night trek that passes through Sinhgad Village, Barhati Nala, Thachur, Kali Ghati, Bheem Duari, Parvati Bagicha, etc. This trek will reward you with the most nail biting natural beauty of the Nayan Sarovar nestled at the top.

Indrahar Pass takes you through the soaring heights of 14,245 ft above sea level. Starting from Mcleodganj, these 4-day treks in Himachal Pradesh allow you to hike through the greenest meadows of the Dhauladhar Range. The moderate to difficult level trek makes you cross the sharp ascents and climbs steep trails that cross Lahesh Caves, and the crystal blue waters of Lake Manikani and Kareri.

The Kinner Kailash Trek of 10-day and 9-night trek is one of the most blissful and picturesque treks. It takes you high to the height of 17,200 ft which allows you to see the breathtaking views of the Shivling. You can catch the beautiful sight of River Sutlej rising from the slopes of Kailash Parvat near Mansarovar Lake of Tibet.

The 6-day and 5-night Malana Village Trek is a captivating trek that lets you trek to the village and its nearby attractions. You can check out the Tripura Sundari, Gowrishankar Temple, Roerich Art Gallery, and many famous peaks amidst the trek. The most popular part of the trek is an exploration of high altitude Malana Village and Chandrakhani Pass.

The Manimahesh Trek happens to be in one of those trekking places in Himachal that have been declared a state-level pilgrimage by the Indian Government. The trek takes you to the height of 13,385 ft above sea level, close to the Manimahesh Kailash Peak in the Pir Panjal Range. The trail leads through the valley of flowers until you reach the glacial lake.

Going on a Kanamo Peak Trek is one of the best ways to explore Spiti Valley. Nestled at an altitude of 19,600 ft above the ground, it is one of the highest places to trek in India. During your tek, you will come across Chandratal lake, Kanamo base camp, Kaza, and Kibber. The trek makes you explore ancient monasteries, villages, scenic trails, traditions, culture, and folklore of Spiti.

Short Treks in Himachal

Taking a short trek through the mighty Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh which is home to some of the spectacular treks like Bijli Mahadev Trek and Serolsar Lake Trek is a great way to recharge oneself. Usually, these short trekking experiences are for beginner to moderate level trekkers who want to explore the beauty of the Himalayas. Ranging from a one-day trek to 3-4 days, these short treks in Himachal commence mostly during the weekends. The treks are taken into consideration with the fact of refraining from high altitude gains in a single day. Hence, these treks let you reach a maximum height of 6000-7000 ft, with the base camp nestled just below the peaks. Some of the popular treks that you can take in Himachal are Triund Trek , Kheerganga Trek, Kareri Lake Trek , Prashar Lake Trek , Churdhar Trek , Jalori Pass trek , Rajgundha Trek , and Grahan Trek .

One of the shortest and easiest treks in Himachal Pradesh, the Triund Trek is a popular weekend trek for you to try. The easy trail is beginner-friendly but lets you enjoy the breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar Range and Kangra Valley. The 2-day and 1-night Trek starts from Mcleodganj and rises up to a height of 9350 ft as you travel 14 km through the green meadows.

Kheerganga Trek is a unique trek in Himachal Pradesh that takes you through the thrilling trail of pine forests, cascades, hamlets, and the greenest meadows. Starting from Kasol, this easy to moderate level trek of three-day short trek lets you witness the mesmerism of Parvati Kund. One of the most unique things about this trek is that you find a mixture of Indian and Hippie cultures among the localities.

The Kareri glacial trek is a short three-day Himalayan trek that takes you to a soaring height of 9650 ft to witness the Kareri Lake. The trek includes you staying in the charming Kareri Village belonging to Gaddi Tribe. The further part of the trail lets you cross the thick forests of Pines, Rhododendrons, and Oaks to reach the enchanting lake.

Prashar Lake Trek is all about exploring the best of the Dhauladhar Range. You get to witness the Pagoda-style Prashar Rishi Temple located on the banks of the enchanting river. The two-day trek starts from Jwalapur Village through the beautiful trail with lush greenery, gushing rivers, and waterfalls in addition to witnessing Pir Panjal and Kinnaur Mountain Ranges.

Trekking in Himachal Pradesh's Churdhar Peak, also known by the name of Churi Chandni Dhar in the bangles of the snow, is an enchanting 4-day experience. Starting from the Sirmour district, the easy to moderate trek rewards you with the mesmerizing views of snow-covered Himalayans including the holy Badrinath and Kedarnath.

Away from the bustling life of Himachal, Jalori Pass is about 12 km from Jibhi. This place is a wonderful place to start your expedition to Sereolsar Lake, the Great Himalayan National Park, Sakiran, Bashleo, Lambri, etc. The one-day trek is a popular weekend trek where you enter the valley with mountains, gushy rivers, and the sounds of waterfalls.

Indulge yourself in one of the spectacular views of snow-capped mountains while enjoying a bonfire session with Rajgundha Trek that starts from Dhauladhar Ranges. This is one of the less-explored treks in Himachal that you can take from Bir in the Kangra region of Himachal Pradesh and ascend through oaks and pine trees.

One of the most popular treks in Kasol, the Grahan Trek is known to present you with the best views of Parvati Valley and the snow-capped Himalayas. The 18 km guided trek starts from Kasol that ascends through the scenic trail that comprises lush greenery and many wooden bridges. Once you reach the Grahan Village at an elevation of 7,700 ft, you can indulge in fun camp activities overnight.

FAQs of Treks to do in Himachal

Which is the easiest high-altitude trek in himachal pradesh.

The easiest high-altitude trek in Himachal Pradesh is the Sar Pass Trek which is 13,800 ft above sea level. Suitable for beginners, the Sar Pass Trek is a combination of easy levels and moderate trails as it passes through some of the best meadows and forests. The 5-day trek starts from Grahan village and totals a trekking distance of 48 km.

Is it safe to trek independently in Himachal?

Yes, it is safe to trek independently in Himachal, however, it is best done in groups or with a trek expert who will guide you through all of the routes, woodland trails, and snow-covered walkways.

What are the best trekking places in Himachal?

Mcleodganj, Kasol, Manali, Mandi, Gulaba, Malana, Dhundhi, Solang Nullah, Khanol Village, Spiti Valley, Kafnu, Kinnaur and Hampta Pass are some of the best trekking places in Himachal Pradesh.

Which are the best summer treks in Himachal?

The best treks in Himachal during the summer include Indrahar Pass Trek , Hampta Pass Trek, Pin Parvati Trek, Friendship Peak Trek , and Kareri Lake Trek . These treks range from long treks to short ones, each letting you move on the trail through the lush greenery and blooming flora of the Himalayas.

What is the most popular trek in Himachal Pradesh?

The most popular trek in Himachal Pradesh is the enchanting Hampta Pass Trek that lets you witness the mesmerism of Chandratal Lake, and the confluence of three high passes- Rohtang Pass, Hampta Pass, and Spiti Valley. Other popular ones include Triund Trek, Kheerganga Trek, Sar Pass trek, Bhrigu Lake Trek, Beas Kund Trek, Pin Parvati Trek, Indrahar Pass Trek , Kinner Kailash trek, etc.

Which is the most difficult trek in Himachal Pradesh?

Some of the most challenging treks in Himachal Pradesh are Buran Ghati trek (Shimla), Rani Sui lake trek (Manali), Minkiani Pass trek (Kangra), Kugti Pass trek (Chamba), Pin Parvati trek (Kasol), and Bhaba trek . You are advised to go for these treks only when you have prior experience in trekking and comfortable hiking for long distances in low temperatures.

Is any kind of permit required for trekking in Himachal Pradesh?

No, there is no permit required to go trekking in Himachal, however, foreigners require an Inner Line Permit and Protected Area Permit (PAP).

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Trekking in Himachal Pradesh

Hampta Pass Trek, Bhrigu Lake Trek, Kheerganga Trek, Pin Parvati Trek, Beas Kund Trek, Laka Glacier Trek, Triund Trek, Indrahar Pass Trek, Prashar Lake Trek, Tosh Valley Trek, and many more.

Trekking in Himachal Pradesh is like going on a big adventure! It's super exciting and offers lots of delightful experiences. Imagine trekking in the Himalayas, surrounded by beautiful mountains. Himachal Pradesh is famous for having some of the best trekking routes in the world. You can explore these routes with Thrillophilia to discover all the hidden paths.

Thrillophilia offers many grand treks in Himachal Pradesh. We take you to some famous ones: the Hampta Pass Trek, Triund Trek, and Chandrakhani Pass Trek. These offer some of the best trekking in Himachal Pradesh, showcasing the region's natural beauty. Thrillophilia makes sure that both new and experienced trekkers can enjoy these routes. 

During your trek, you can visit old villages like Shanag and Burua in Old Manali. These villages are peaceful and clean, perfect for enjoying nature. If you like challenges, you can climb tough peaks like Deo Tibba, Friendship Peak, and Hanuman Tibba. These mountains are difficult to climb but give you a real adventure!

So, what are you waiting for? This is your chance to explore the beauty of the Himalayas with Thrillophilia's fun-filled trekking adventure. Don't wait any longer! Pack your bags, gather your gear, and join us in Himachal's trekking paradise. Explore the beauty of Himachal and embark on unforgettable trekking adventures with our curated Himachal holiday packages , ensuring you have a memorable and thrilling journey through this stunning region.

Here are some of the best treks in Himachal Pradesh:

1.  hampta pass trek :.

Flaunting barren mountains and stark, arid vistas of Lahaul on one side and lush, flower-clad Kullu valley on the other, the Hampta Pass Trek is one of the most dramatic treks in Himachal Pradesh. This 25 kilometers long trek can be done by novice trekkers with a decent level of fitness. One of the popular attractions of the trek which keeps the enthusiasm level high among the trekkers is the abundant nature.

From lush, sweet-smelling apple orchards to deep oak and deodar forests, this trek is decked up with rich envions, every nature lover will want to bask in. Another star attraction of the Hampta Pass Trek are the spectacular campsites of Shea Goru and Balu ka Ghera, which offer an awe-inspiring setting, dotted with green patches and a clear stream and surrounded by high-rising mountains.

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Duration: 6 days

Maximum Altitude: 14,065 feet

2.  Bhrigu Lake Trek :

Lying at a small distance of around 20 kilometers from Manali, Bhrigu Lake Trek is one of the most beautiful grassland treks in Himachal Pradesh. Famous for the popular mythological belief that saint Maharishi Bhrigu once practiced his meditation here, the place gets a huge influx of trekkers owing to its breathtaking alpine meadows and the serene lake. Offering you a feeling similar to that of Switzerland, the meadows here are spread like a never-ending carpet with grazing sheeps and wild horses adding to the beauty.

The trek is also known to offer unmatched views of the stunning Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal peaks, which is yet another reason the trekkers feel enthusiastic to hike the Bhrigu Lake Trek.

Duration: 4 days

Maximum Altitude: 14,009 feet

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3.  Kheerganga Trek :

Nestled at the end of the beautiful Parvati valley, Kheerganga Trek is one of the most serene and peaceful trekking places in Himachal, which is known widely for its scenic aspects and mythological significance. Packed with a small bathing tank, an enchanting hot water spring, and an age-old Shiva temple, Kheerganga propels millions of avid trekkers in search of spirituality and inner calm, every year.

On their way to the shimmering Kheerganga river, the trekkers will pass through charming villages, picturesque waterfalls, and mighty snow-clad mountains. Among all the spellbinding scenic sights of the trek, one of the most unique views is that of the serpent-shaped waterfall in Rudra Nag.

Difficulty Level: Easy to moderate

Duration: 2 days

Maximum Altitude: 3050 meters

4.  Pin Parvati Trek :

Extending up to a length of around 110 kilometers, the Pin Parvati is one of the longest treks in Himachal. Serving as a bridge between the Spiti Valley and the Kullu Valley, this pass meanders through snowy vistas, boulders, and undulating meadows. Lying at a high altitude region, this place remains shrouded with frozen snow almost the entire year.

The most important attraction of this trek is its alluring scenic beauty, which owes to the thick alpine forests, colourful wildflowers, cascading waterfalls, and lush green patches. Another striking aspect about the dramatic Pin Parvati Trek is that it flaunts the arid Spiti Valley on one side and the lush pine vegetation on the other.

Difficulty Level: Difficult

Duration: 8 to 9 days

Maximum Altitude: 17,450 feet

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5.  Beas Kund Trek :

Beas Kund Trek is one of the most famous trekking places in Himachal Pradesh near Manali. The trek begins from Old Manali and takes the trekkers through the age-old villages of Shanag and Burua, which offer completely peaceful and pollution-free environments to soak in. The trail further leads you towards the verdant Solang Valley and the lush meadows of Bakartach and Dundi.

Before reaching the small alpine lake of Beas Kund, you would have relished enchanting panoramic views of a myriad of huge peaks including Hanuman Tibba, Ladakhi, Shitidhar, Friendship Peak, Mt. Indrasen, and Deo Tibba. During the Beas Kund Trek, the trekkers love to enjoy night camping in cozy tents at Solang Valley.

Maximum Altitude: 12,772 feet

6.  Laka Glacier Trek :

Extending up to a length of 13 kilometers, the Laka Glacier Trek is a long-weekend trek, known for its surreal sceneries. The trek starts from Bhagsu Nag and features a steep trail towards Triund, passing through deodar, rhododendron, and oak forests.

Upon reaching the huge alpine meadow of Triund Top, the trekkers will be greeted by the rewarding views of the Dhauladhar ranges and the Kangra Valley. The trek from Triund Top to Laka Glacier will take the hikers along glacial Moraine, offering them even clearer sights of the mighty Dhauladhar as they ascend.

Duration: 3 days

Maximum Altitude: 9,500 feet

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7.  Triund Trek :

With a total length of 9 kilometers, Triund trek is one of the easiest treks in Himachal, which is very suitable for beginners. Starting from either McLeodGanj or Dharmkot, the trek leads you to the spectacular Bhagsu Nag. Passing through breathtaking forests of oak, deodar, and rhododendrons, the trail has a total of 22 curves.

Offering spellbinding views of the majestic Dhauladhar range on one side and the verdant Kangra Valley on the other, this beautiful trek rewards the hikers at each step. Triund trek gets the maximum number of trekkers during the months of September to November and March to June.

Difficulty Level: Easy

Maximum Altitude: 2,850 meters

8.  Indrahar Pass Trek :

Offering enchanting scenery, Indrahar is a pass in the majestic Dhauladhar mountain ranges. Starting from Dharamkot or Bhagsunag, the Indrahar pass trek passes through Golu Devta temple and thick deodar vegetation, before becoming steeper and entering huge expanses of oak and rhododendron forests. Further in the trek, the trekkers will come across the age-old Lahesh Caves and panoramic views of the magnificent Kangra Valley.

Other important attractions that the hikers are likely to witness while doing this trek include a myriad of meandering mountain streams and awe-inspiring snow bridges. Owing to the easy availability of excellent camping sites, Indrahar Pass Trek makes for one of the most prominent trekking places in Himachal Pradesh among backpackers.

Maximum Altitude: 14,245 feet

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9.  Prashar Lake Trek :

The very popular Prashar Lake Trek is nestled in the Kullu Valley and encircled by the gigantic Dhauladhar ranges. This charming trek allures maximum number of trekkers with its stunning 180 degree panoramic views of the Kinnaur, Pir Panjal, and Dhauladhar ranges. Known as one of the best winter trekking places in Himachal, this trek offers two routes, with one starting from Jwalapur Village and the other passing through Baggi Village.

Leading the trekkers through quaint villages and breathtaking forests, the trek lets them get a sneak peak into the rich local culture. One of the primary places of interest in the trek is the Prashar Rishi temple, which is famous for its mesmerizing Himachali architectural design and this is one of the best trekking places in Himachal pradesh.

Duration: 1 to 2 days

Maximum Altitude: 8,960 feet

10. Tosh Valley Trek :

Perched in Kullu district and packed with lush meadows, the verdant valley of Tosh is known popularly for its unmatched scenic beauty. This 7.5 kilometers long trek starts with a narrow trail, which gradually broadens to a huge expanse of green foliage as the trekkers ascend higher. Considered to be one of the easiest and shortest treks in Himachal Pradesh, this trek has minimum chances of AMS problems and can be done even by novice trekkers.

With a plethora of decent guest houses positioned all across, Tosh Valley Trek offers convenient accommodation options, which makes for another reason for its growing popularity among the avid trekkers and this is one of the best trekking places in Himachal pradesh.

Duration: 4 to 5 hours

Maximum Altitude: 7,874 feet

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The best time to trek in Himachal Pradesh is from February to June, during the spring and summer. This time is perfect because the weather is pleasant, and many tourists visit during this period. If you love snow, you can go trekking from October to February, which is in winter. But remember, it's crucial to be careful of frostbites and altitude sickness and also be prepared for possible route blockages due to heavy snowfall.

What is the best time to visit Himachal Pradesh for trekking?

What is the cost of trekking in himachal.

The cost of trekking in Himachal Pradesh can vary depending on factors like the duration and difficulty of the trek. Trekking in Himachal price usually range from INR 6,500 to INR 53,235 for different treks. This cost may include expenses like guides and permits. Thrillophilia can help you plan your trekking adventure and ensure a peaceful and enjoyable experience.

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What is the average temperature of Himachal Pradesh while trekking?

During the trekking season in Himachal Pradesh, the average temperature can vary depending on where and how high you are. In lower areas, like valleys, the temperature during the day can be around 10°C to 15°C, and at night it can drop to 3°C to 5°C. As you climb higher up the mountains, it gets colder, so wearing warm clothes and carrying the right gear is important.

Which are the easy treks to do in Himachal?

1. Hampta Pass Trek: Travelling across lush green valleys and thick forests, the Hampta Pass trek is among the most scenic treks in the Himachal. The route here is fairly easy as well, and can be attempted by beginners and experts alike.

2. Prashar Lake: One of the easiest treks for beginners, Prashar Lake is a quaint glittering lake in the heart of the Himachal. The road to the lake is peppered with fantastic views of rushing rivers and scenic Meadows. Camping is also a popular activity here. 

3. Triund Trek: Snaking its way across the Himachali curves, Triund Trek is a popular trek among beginners. The route is known to command some excellent views of the surrounding mountains. 

4. Bhrigu Lake Trek: One of the least explored routes in the Himachal is the trek to Bhrigu Lake. Located at an elevation of about 14,000 feet above sea level, the sacred lake attracts trekkers to itself throughout the year. 

5. Kareri Lake Trek : Making its way across thick pine thickets, the Kareri Lake trek is an offbeat route in the Himachal. 

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Which are the moderate treks in Himachal?

1. Beas Kund: The trek to the source of the river Beas has always been a popular trek in the Himachal area. Travelling across open Meadows and forests, the route here is known to command excellent views of the surrounding snow capped peaks.

2. Chandranahan Lake Trek: Located at an elevation of about 14,000 feet above sea level, a trek to the Chandernahan Lake is always an adventurous one. The scenic route to the lake is known for its views of Meadows, forests and other smaller alpine lakes.

3. Rupin Pass Trek :  Shaking it's way across hanging villages and lush alpine forests, the Rupin Pass Trek is one of the most beautiful yet moderately challenging trekking routes in the Himachal region. 

4. Buran Ghati Trek : A fairly new trek in the Himachal, the Buran Ghati trek travels across some of the most picturesque regions in the mountains. Meandering across Meadows and waterfalls, this trek is an absolute must try. 

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Which are the best treks to do in Himachal in summer?

1. Tosh Valley Trek: Travelling across the village of Parvati, the Tosh Valley treks presents to you the marvels of Himachal’s summer beauty. The trek snakes its way through beautiful forests in bloom to reach the river Tosh, which is an offshoot of the Parvati River. 

2. Sar Pass : One of the most popular summer treks in the Himachal, this route travels across the famous Sar Pass in Kullu. Located at an altitude of 14,000 feet above sea level, the Sar Pass trek is regarded as one of the best high altitude trekking routes here.

3. Kheerganga Trek: The highest camping spot in Kasol, the trek to Kheerganga is said to be one of the most visually stunning ones. The route boasts of some amazing views of the surrounding snow-capped mountains. 

4. Khauli Pass Trek : One of the most untrodden paths, the trekking route to Khauli Pass prides in its marvelous beauty. Apart from the panoramic mountain views, the Khauli pass route also boasts of some spectacular sunrise views. 

5. Hampta Pass: Joining the valleys of Kullu and Manali, the Hampta Pass is one of the most popular trekking destinations in the Himachal. Although this trek can be attempted in all seasons, summer is the best time to witness the meadows and forests here in full bloom.

Which are the best winter treks in himachal?

1. Triund And Laka Glacier Trek:  Located at an elevation of about 2850 m above the sea level, it is an enchanting trek that is packed with loads of adventure. Heading over to this place in the winter season, you will be able to enjoy a calming atmosphere in the midst of alluring natural beauty. You will definitely be able to make some blissful memories capturing the views of deodar, oak, and rhododendron trees in the green snow-clad mountains during winters.

2. Kareri Lake Trek:  Kareri Lake Trek is a captivating trek that lets you spend time close to nature in the middle of rich forests during the winter season. You will pass through some of the narrow terrains and unrealistic meadows making everlasting memories with your loved ones. You will also get a chance to witness the snow fall on the peaks as well as icy waters of the lake.

3. Malana Village Trek :  Malana Village Trek happens to be a captivating trek that takes you through one of the oldest villages in India. You will get to spend some time in an enchanting winter atmosphere witnessing the foggy morning hours as well as crisp mountains.

Which are the best monsoon treks in Himachal Pradesh?

Which are the best treks in himachal for beginners.

1. Prashar Lake Trek:  The Prashar Lake Trek is one of the enthralling treks in Himachal Pradesh that can be complete in just 4 - 6 hours. You will get to enjoy the 180 degree view of the Pir Panjal, Kinnaur, and Dhauladhar Mountain Ranges. Apart from all these, anyone taking the Prashar Lake Trek would also come across some old timey architecture. 

2. Triund Trek:  Triund Trek is one of the most sought after beginner level treks in Himachal Pradesh that is widely famous for its 22 steep curves and the charming Dhauladhar Ranges. It is accessible all throughout the year but the beauty of the area intensifies in the winter season. You can book for Himachal trekking packages during the winter season to enjoy the snow as well as snow capped mountains at their best. 

3. Bhrigu Lake Trek:  Bhrigu Lake Trek can be considered as one of the best treks to start with in Himachal Pradesh with beginners. This three day trek will take you to the high alpine glacial lake located at an altitude of 14000 ft above the ground. You will pass through some of the wonderful meadows and some of the marvellous peaks like Seven Sister and Deo Tibba.

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Which are the lake treks in Himachal Pradesh?

Chandratal Trek :  Literally meaning ‘Lake of the Moon’, Chandratal is a unique crescent-shaped lake, lying amidst the arid Spiti Valley. Trekkers doing the Chandratal trek love to enjoy lakeside camping while gazing at the twinkling starry skies. 

Bhrigu Lake Trek:  Bhrigu Lake Trek attracts a plethora of devotees, owing to the popular belief that this place once served as the abode of Bhrigu Maharishi. The trekkers are suggested to do the trek before June as the Bhrigu Lake starts freezing by then.

Prashar Lake Trek:  Leading the trekkers to the serene Prashar Lake, the peaceful Prashar Lake Trek is known popularly to offer stunning 180 degrees panoramic views of the mighty Pir Panjal and Kinnaur ranges.

Kareri Lake Trek:  Tucked in Kangra district, the Kareri Lake Trek takes the hikers through breathtaking chilgoza and chir pine forests, before landing them up at the picturesque Kareri Lake. This 3 days long trek offers a moderate trail and is suitable for both novice and experienced trekkers.

Which are the best sites for camping near Shimla?

Snow trails camp: Staying true to its name, this campsite will provide you with a chance to gaze at the mesmerizing scenery of snow capped mountains. Having  a backdrop of deodar and oak trees, this location is perfect for photography enthusiasts. 

Camps Jungle Livinn: Staying true to its name, this campsite will let you stay within the reaches of a forest, where you will be surrounded by wilderness. From proper restrooms to a diner, all kinds of facilities are available at this campsite. 

Hail Himalayas Camps: Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the Hail Himalayas Campsite sits overlooking the snow capped hills. Providing all basic necessities like rain covers and sleeping bags, this campsite is a top choice of leisure travellers. 

Jupiter Camps: If you are looking for a campsite which offers luxurious accommodation as well as top notch facilities then look no further. Some of the amenities offered here include bonfire, barbeque, trek items, dining hall, play area and transportation service.

Is it safe to trek in Himachal Pradesh?

Yes, trekking in Himachal Pradesh is safe and very popular. However, there can be some risks, especially at high altitudes. To keep trekkers safe, the government marks trekking paths, provides trackers, and asks for registration before starting. There's also a system to ensure safety rules are followed during treks. It's essential for trekkers to bring the right gear, like water bottles, and follow safety tips. Hiring experienced guides is crucial, too, as they can help navigate the trek safely.

Can I do Beas Kund Trek? What sort of a trek is it?

Yes, Beas Kund Trek can be easily done as it is a moderate level trek. It is an astounding short trek, where you can witness iced mountains and para gliders floating midair. The track goes through Dhundi and Bakar Thach and enters Beas Kund glacier, from where the river Beas originates. 

What sort of trek is Hampta Pass Trek? How much will it cost me?

Hampta Pass Trek is a moderately difficult trek to hike and you don’t require much physical strength to climb this. The base camp of Hampta pass is Manali; get enthralled by rivers and picturesque landscape on your way up this trek. Also, Hampta Pass trek packages will cost you from 8500 INR onwards, so it is great for your soul and pocket.

Can I do the Tosh Valley Trek? What is the difficulty level?

Yes, Tosh Valley trek is a way to discover the beauty of nature and you can choose your way to climb up the Glacier. You can pursue the tracks that lead to the challenging Animal Pass or choose the steady easy climb to the Tosh Glacier.

What is special about Spiti Valley Trek? Is it a difficult trekking option?

Trekking in Spiti one daunting expedition you must go on. Get enticed by the unworldly experience and serene scenic views of Himachal Pradesh. This is situated at a height of about 4000 metres, lying between Tibet and India. Spiti Valley trek is taken as one of the challenging treks in Himachal Pradesh, with confounding trails and moonscapes.

What is Bhrigu Lake Trek? Is it worth doing it?

Bhrigu lake trek is an amazing trek to Bhrigu Lake which is situated at a height of 4300 metres and could be initiated from Vashishth temple, which is near Manali. It is almost a 2 days hike and is famous for its natural hot springs.

It is worth experiencing standing near the lake, marvelling the oval-shaped water body and enjoying the tranquillity near the lake.

How difficult is Chanderkhani Pass Trek? How many days are required to complete it?

Chanderkhani Pass Trek is quite a moderate to easy level trek, perfect for a new bee. It is a 20 km long hike, with an elevation of 3670 metres and it will take 2 to 3 days to complete it.

What sort of Trek is Kanamo Peak Trek?

Kanamo Peak trek is a 6000 m hike in the fabulous peaks of Himalayas. It is essentially a 5 day trek to Kanamo Peak, although, Chandratal trekking can be included to increase the travel time and fun. Kibber is the default base camp, however you can start your trek from Batal to reach Kanamo summit.

Is it worth doing the Triund Trek? What sort of a trek is it?

Triund trek is one of the most wondrous treks in Himachal Pradesh. It is one of the jewels of Dharamshala valley and is quite popular among tourists. This trek is suitable for all age groups, considerably easy in the beginning, but tourists face difficulty during the end of the trek as it has 22 curves in the last kilometre.

Is there any age restriction for trekking in Himachal?

Yes, there are age restrictions for trekking in Himachal Pradesh. The rules about how old you need to be can change depending on how hard the trek is and how long it takes. For some treks, you need to be at least 8 years old, while for others, you need to be at least 12. Make sure to ask the people organizing the trek for the exact rules before you plan your trip.

Can I do the Kareri Lake Trek? When should I do it?

Yes, Absolutely! The Kareri Lake Trek is great for both new and experienced trekkers. It starts from Ghera or Kareri village near Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh. The best times to go on this trek are from May to July and then from September to November when the weather is pleasant.

What is special about Kheerganga Trek? When is the best time to do it?

Kheerganga is a special trek location where the trail ascends through thick pine forests to the Kheer Ganga Village. It is ringed by the Himalayan massifs and streaming rivers. You can witness scenes of nature and enjoy a bath in natural hot springs. Also, there’s a Shiva temple situated on the peak of the hike. Best time to plan a hike is from July to October.

What is the Bhubhu Pass Trek?

The Bhubhu Pass Trek is one of the most exciting Himachal Pradesh treks. It's known for its tough paths and beautiful views. During this trek, you'll walk through distant villages, green forests, and high fields. Trekking in the Bhubhu Pass is challenging but offers a unique adventure for people who are fond of thrills.

Can I do Prashar Lake Trek? What is special about it?

Yes, Prashar Lake trek is a beautiful hiking location in Himachal Pradesh. It is frozen in winters. Encounter the stunning views of Dhauladhar, Kinnaur and PirPanjal mountain ranges. Other than this, it is known for the famous 13th century pagoda temple located near the lake.

What are the things to carry while trekking in Himachal?

When trekking in Himachal Pradesh, it's essential to carry the following items:

• Water bottles & High-energy snacks
• Trekking poles
• Warm clothes & Sun hat or cap
• Sunglasses & Sunscreen
• Raincoat or poncho
• Tent and sleeping bag (for multi-day treks)
• Comfortable shoes or boots
• Personal first-aid kit
• Map and compass (for navigation)
• Flashlight or headlamp
• Multi-purpose tool or knife
• Extra batteries or power bank
• Personal hygiene items
• Insect repellent
• Emergency whistle
• Camera or smartphone (with extra memory cards and batteries)
• Local currency and important documents

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4-day Patalsu Trek Starting from Manali’s serene town, Solang Nallah, Patalsu Trek takes you to Mount Patalsu through Solang Valley. In Solang Valley, get a chance to ride a yak and enjoy adventure activities like skiing, and snowboarding, for a few hours in the snow. Then, through dense oak and pine forests and narrow ridges, enjoy bird-watching and pheasant-watching on your way. It is a moderate-level trek boasting Kullu Valley, Friendship Peak, and Hanuman Tibba from the peak. 4-day spiritual trek to Lake Bhrigu mod Around 20 km from Manali, the trek to Bhrigu Lake begins. It is a moderate-level trek that gives views of Pir Panjal and Dhualadhar Peaks. According to Hindu mythology, Sage Maharishi Bhrigu meditated near Bhrigu Lake. Fall in love with the Switzerland-like beauty of alpine meadows, cattle grazing, and the peace of the lake. The best time for this spiritual trek is between May and June. 4-day Indrahar Pass Trek Indrahar Pass Trek is one of the most famous treks in Himachal Trekking Packages. It is a challenging trek that starts from Dharamkot or Bhagsunag and takes you through Kangra Valley. Walk through thick deodar vegetation and over snow bridges. Golu Devta Temple and the ancient Lahesh Caves are major attractions for hikers during the Indrahar Pass Trek. 6-day Hampta Pass Trek Hampta Pass Trek, at 14000 feet, is one of the hardest treks in Himachal Pradesh. However, beginners with good fitness can complete this adrenaline trek. The trek takes you through cinematic views of mountains, meadows, and glaciers. Nature enthusiasts will definitely love the apple orchards, deodar and oak forests, Kullu Valley, and Lahual on their way to the summit. Shea Goru and Balu ka Ghera are awe-inspiring campsites set amidst spectacular panoramas.  8-day Pin Parvati Peak Trek Connecting Spiti Valley and Kullu Valley as a trek for approximately 110 km, the Pin Parvati Peak Trek is one of the largest treks you can enjoy with Himachal Trekking Packages. Here, you are going to witness snow throughout the year. Trek through boulders, snow-capped mountains, vibrant wildflowers, alpine forests, pine vegetation, and cascading waterfalls. Pin Parvati Peak Trek tests your stamina to the fullest, so beginners must avoid this challenging trek. 9-day Bara Bangal Trek The Bara Bangal Trek, or Shephard Trek, is a long and difficult trek offered in Himachal. Through famous attractions like Kalihani, Devi ki Marhi, Lama Dugh, and Rajgundha, the trek takes you to the majestic views of Kalihani Pass Trek and Thamsar Pass at the Bhara Bhangal village. Feast together with the villagers and chat about their culture and lifestyle. Trekkers can also opt for these treks in Himachal Pradesh – Great Himalayan National Park Trek, Sar Pass Trek, Trek to Bijli Mahadev Temple, Dainkund Trek, and Friendship Peak Trek. Make sure to keep the necessary items and kits packed with you.  Holidify’s Himachal Trekking Packages guide you on an incredible and comfortable tour.

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Himachal hands down is a paradise for trekkers. This north Indian state is home to hundreds of exciting treks taking to alpine lakes, meadows, sprawling valleys, apple orchards, foot of some lofty Himalayan Peaks and even to Hindu religious sites. Tour My India offers trekking & hiking lovers from across the globe the best experience with its well-crafted Himachal trekking tour packages.

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The north Indian state, Himachal Pradesh is a favourite Himalayan destination for adventure & trekking lovers. The state offers treks for every season, and some of them, well, can be done year-round.

However, the summer season in particular, makes for the best time to trek in Himachal Pradesh. It is the ideal time to relish the natural beauty of the state. Trekking in Himachal can be enjoyed at different altitudes with Pin Parvati Pass Trek (5360 m) being the highest trek in the state.

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Q. what are some of the best treks in himachal pradesh.

The best treks in Himachal are:

Q. Which are the most difficult treks in Himachal Pradesh?

Some of the most difficult treks in Himachal Pradesh are:

• Buran Ghati
• Pin Parvati Pass
• Pin Bhabha Pass
• Bara Bhangal 
• Kinner Kailash
• Shrikhand Mahadev

Q. Which are the easiest treks in Himachal Pradesh?

Some of the easiest treks in Himachal Pradesh are:

• Hampta Pass
• Prashar Lake 
• Bhrigu Lake
• Kareri Lake

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Usually, no permit or permission is required for trekking in Himachal Pradesh. However, there are few destinations where Inner Line Permit (ILP), Protected Area Permit (PAP), and even permission from local police or forest department is required before trekking in Himachal Pradesh.

Q. Are internet and phone connectivity easily available in Himachal Pradesh?

Yes, mostly every city, town, and village in Himachal has access to cell networks and the internet. However, quite a few treks in Himachal have no phone networks or internet services.

Q. Do we require trekking equipment during our trek in Himachal Pradesh?

. Yes, every trek requires at least few trekking equipment to be carried. We arrange/provide the equipment on the request of the customers.

Q. . What is the best time for trekking in Himachal Pradesh?

Himachal is home to hundreds of treks out which some remain open throughout the year and some can be done in a particular season. Therefore, there is no specific best time to trek in Himachal as it is open for adventurers year round.

Q. Is trekking in Himachal safe for solo trekkers?

Yes, solo trekking in Himachal Pradesh is quite safe. We create a safe ambiance for trekkers with our expert and well-trained team that is available round-the-clock ensuring safety.

Q. What is the level of fitness required for trekking in Himachal Pradesh?

The fitness level requirement changes from trek to trek. Some treks require more physical fitness while others can be done by people with lower fitness. However, it is worth mentioning that a certain level of physical fitness is required for all the treks in Himachal Pradesh.

Q. Do we need any special clothing or gear for trekking in Himachal Pradesh?

Yes, considering Himachal is one of the best trekking destinations in the Indian Himalayas, one must go on treks being fully prepared. The following are absolutely mandatory on a trek in Himachal Pradesh:

• Trekking shoes
• Track pants
• Down Jacket
• Water Bottle
• Polarized/Non-polarized Sunglasses
• Day Pack bag along with a rucksack

Q. What are the documents that I need for an Inner Line Permit and Interline Permit?

If you are a foreigner trekking in Himachal, you should have your passport and the visa copy for your Inner Line Permit. If you are a domestic tourist, you are required to bring your government photo identity proof for Interline Permit.

Q. Do we need to carry some medicine during trekking in Himachal Pradesh?

Yes, even though we stay prepared with all the amenities required to keep you safe, we recommend that you carry all the medicines that you have been prescribed by your doctor. It is also wise to pack medicines for some common health issues like headache, stomach ache, fever, cold, cough, nausea, and AMS. 

Q. How is the weather in Himachal Pradesh?

The weather in Himachal is usually cold. While on a trek, it is likely that the temperature even in the summer season could drop even more significantly due to the elevation. However, the summer season, in general is quite pleasant in Himachal, and the winter on the other hand, can get really chilly.

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The treks in Himachal cross through beautiful trails adorned either with rhododendron or apple orchards. The rivers like Beas, Pin, Baspa and more run along some of the most stunning treks in the state. Himachal is also home to many waterfalls and lakes, some of which are only spotted on a hiking & trekking expedition. The state also offers a chance to camp on its lush and sprawling meadows, which make for an unforgettable experience. Enjoy exploring the rural side of Himachal with our trekking packages taking you to some of the remotest villages that are home to some ancient tribes like Pangwala, Kinnaura, Jad etc. A trekking experience in Himachal is about not just crossing a destination to reach the highest point, it is also about the journeys and stops at various places to learn, observe, and absorb. 

According to the difficulty levels, treks in Himachal are divided under three categories – easy, moderate and difficult, which means, the state is ideal for beginners as well as seasoned trekkers. While Nag Tibba, Prashar Lake, Bhrigu Lake are some of the easy treks in Himachal, Hampta Pass, Deo Tibba, and Buran Ghati make for some moderate treks in the state. For the seasoned trekkers, Himachal has a number of challenging treks. With us, the seasoned trekkers also have the opportunity to even set out for the most difficult treks in Himachal like Pin Parvati Pass Trek, Parang La Trek, and Friendship Peak Trek.

With our Himachal walking & trekking packages, we offer trekking experience in several trails in the state that branch out from Chamba, Pangi, Lahaul & Spiti, Manali, Kinnaur, Manimahesh Range, Bharmaur, and Churah Valley. Enjoy exploring the popular treks in Himachal Pradesh like Hampta Pass, Bhrigu Lake, Chandrakhani Pass, Pin Parvati, Chandratal and Barlachcha, and Kareri Lake. Our Himachal trekking packages also include religious treks like Shivling and Shrikhand Mahadev. 

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10 Easy Treks in Himachal

The northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh is a haven for environment lovers, nestled within the magnificent Himalayan hills. Due to its beautiful mountain ranges, verdant valleys, and tranquil lakes, the state is a favorite travel destination for hikers and trekkers from all over the world. People looking for a peaceful escape in the middle of nature can consider visiting Himachal Pradesh. Any lover of nature should visit the state since it provides the ideal balance of adventure and serenity.

There are several straightforward treks in Himachal Pradesh that provide a wonderful opportunity to experience the magic of the mountains, especially whether you are a novice or prefer to take your time exploring the area. You may discover the local culture and way of life while participating in these hikes, which also provide breathtaking views of the surrounding surroundings. There is a trek for everyone on Mad Trek , including the tranquil Kareri Lake Trek and the charming Tosh Valley Trek.

1. Kereri Lake Trek

One of the most well-liked treks in Himachal Pradesh is the Kareri Lake Trek . The hike departs from Dharamshala and passes through lovely oak and rhododendron forests. The lake, which is 2,934 meters above sea level and encircled by snow-capped mountains, is the ideal location for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

Trek to Kareri Lake Highlights :

• 2 to 3 days
• 26 kilometers total distance
• Beginning in Dharamshala
• elevation of 2,934 meters
• Highlights: Stunning oak and rhododendron forests, breathtaking vistas of snow-capped mountains, and a tranquil lake encircled by mountains.

2. Beas Kund Trek

Starting at Solang Valley, the Beas Kund Trek is a short hike that passes through verdant meadows and picturesque scenery. The walk has the name of the Beas Kund, a tiny glacial lake thought to be the origin of the Beas River. Amazing views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar mountain ranges can be had from the trek.

Beas Kund Trek Highlights:

• 2 to 3 days long
• 16 kilometers in total
• Solang Valley, as a starting point
• 3,700 meters in altitude
• Highlights include lush, verdant meadows, breathtaking views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar mountain ranges, and a glacial lake that is thought to be the Beas River’s source.

3. Bhrigu Lake Trek

The Bhrigu Lake Trek is a straightforward hike that passes through lovely meadows and woodlands. 22 kilometers from Manali, in Gulaba, is where the trip begins. The lake, which is 4,300 meters above sea level, offers views of the surrounding countryside and is encircled by snow-capped mountains.

Bhrigu Lake hiking Highlights:

• 22 kilometers in total
• Gulaba, as a starting point
• 4,300 meters in altitude
• Highlights include stunning meadows and woodlands, a glacial lake at a high elevation encircled by snow-capped mountains, and stunning panoramas of the surroundings.

4. Prashar Lake Trek

An easy trip to the stunning Prashar Lake , located at a height of 2,730 meters, is the Prashar Lake trip. Baggi, which is 20 kilometers from Mandi, is where the trip begins. The lake is encircled by snow-capped mountains and is well-known for its floating island, which moves over time.

Prashar Lake Highlights

• Trekking to Prashar Lake takes 1-2 days.
• Seven kilometers total.
• the beginning: Baggi
• 2,730 meters in altitude
• Highlights include lovely woodlands, a tranquil lake ringed by snow-capped mountains, and a floating island that shifts location over time.

5. Hampta Pass Trek

The Hampta Pass Trek is a moderate hike that passes through stunning scenery like verdant forests, lovely meadows, and snow-capped mountains. The walk departs from Manali and leads to the breathtaking Hampta Pass, which is located at a height of 4,270 meters. Deo Tibba, Indrasan, and Hanuman Tibba, as well as other nearby mountains, are beautifully seen from the pass.

Hampta Pass Highlights

• Trek to Hampta Pass: 4–5 days long
• 26 kilometers in total
• Manali, as a starting point
• 4,270 meters in altitude
• Highlights: Magnificent sceneries with verdant forests, lovely meadows, and snow-capped mountains, as well as breathtaking vistas of Deo Tibba, Indrasan, and Hanuman Tibba.

6. Kheerganga walk

This short, scenic walk passes through lovely meadows and woodlands. The journey begins in Barsheni, which is 22 kilometers from Manikaran. The hot springs on the journey are well-known for their purported therapeutic qualities. The hot springs are situated at a height of 3,960 meters and provide breathtaking views of the surroundings.

Kheerganga Highlights

• 2-3 days for the Kheerganga Trek
• 12 kilometers in total
• Barsheni is where to begin.
• 3,960 meters in altitude
• Highlights: Gorgeous forests and meadows, hot springs thought to have therapeutic effects, and breathtaking views of the surroundings.

7. Triund Trek

The Triund Trek is a short hike that departs from Mcleodganj and leads to the breathtaking Triund Hill, which is located at a height of 2,875 meters. The Kangra Valley and the Dhauladhar mountain range are both beautifully visible from the trek. Camping and stargazing are common activities on the summit.

Triund Highlights

• Trek through the Triund is around 1-2 days
• 9 kilometers in total
• Getting started: McLeod Ganj
• 2,875 meters in altitude
• Highlights: Magnificent vistas of the Dhauladhar mountain range and the Kangra Valley, a well-liked location for stargazing and camping.

8. Chopta Chandrashila Trek

The moderate Chopta Chandrashila Trek takes you through lovely meadows and woodlands. From Chopta, a hike leads to the stunning Chandrashila Peak, which is located at a height of 3,690 meters. The peak provides breathtaking views of the nearby mountains, including Chaukhamba, Trishul, and Nanda Devi.

Chopta Chandrashila Highlights

• Trek to Chopta Chandrashila: 4–5 days long
• Starting at Chopta, a 15 km total distance
• 3,690 meters in altitude
• Highlights: Gorgeous meadows and woodlands, breathtaking vistas of the mountains in the area, including Chaukhamba, Trishul, and Nanda Devi.

9. Bijli Mahadev Trek

The Bijli Mahadev is a short hike that leads to the stunning Bijli Mahadev Temple, which is 2,435 meters above sea level. The temple, which honors Lord Shiva, is well-known for its 60-foot flagpole, which is said to draw lightning annually. The hike commences from Kullu and passes through lovely meadows and woods.

Bijli Mahadev Highlights

• Trekking Bijli Mahadev takes a day.
• 3 kilometers total.
• Kullu is where to begin.
• 2,435 meters in altitude
• Highlights include stunning woodlands and meadows, a tranquil temple devoted to Lord Shiva, and a 60-foot flagpole that regularly attracts lightning.

10. Tosh Valley

Trek through picturesque villages and meadows on the Tosh Valley Trek, an uncomplicated hike. The trip begins in the village of Kasol and leads to the breathtaking Tosh Valley, which is located at an elevation of 2,400 meters. The valley offers breathtaking views of the surroundings as it is encircled by snow-capped mountains.

Tosh Valley Highlights

• Tosh Valley Trek: 2 to 3 days
• 6 kilometers is the total distance.
• Kasol is a good place to start.
• 2,400 meters above sea level.
• Highlights include lovely towns and meadows, a scenic valley encircled by snow-capped mountains, and breathtaking panoramas of the surroundings.

These are some of the top simple hikes in Himachal Pradesh, perfect for novices or those who want to take their time and explore the region. For those who wish to appreciate the splendor of the Himalayas without exerting themselves too much, these treks are ideal because they provide breathtaking views of the surrounding surroundings. If you’re thinking of visiting Himachal Pradesh, be sure to include these treks in your itinerary so you may discover the mystique of the mountains for yourself.

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• Tirthan Valley Trek: A Complete Guide For Budding Trekkers

While Himachal Pradesh is home to a vast collection of scintillating hill stations, some, over the past few years, have emerged as favorites for travellers with a wanderlust for the hills. As some hill stations become more popular, they also become more crowded. In fact, some well known hill stations have turned into the hilly replicas of metropolitan cities we routinely try to escape. Trekking paths are lined with tourists and littered with garbage. If you’re looking to avoid such an experience and really explore the awesome feeling of scaling a mountain in solitude, we’ve got the perfect destination for you- the Tirthan Valley Trek .

In this guide, you will find everything you need to know about this little explored before paying it a visit. But before that, if the promise of solitude hasn’t convinced you to visit Tirthan Valley, here are a few other reasons that might:

Why Visit Tirthan Valley

To begin with, despite being an offbeat destination, Tirthan Valley is a well-populated areas within Himachal Pradesh. Getting to Tirthan Valley, and subsequently, getting around within the valley will never be a challenge. In other words, Tirthan Valley boasts everything you could need as a tourist visiting the area, sans the hoards of crowds that flock to the mountains every year.

Next, trekking in Tirthan Valley is big. The valley acts as a base for a number of treks including (but not limited to) Serolsar Lake trek, Jalori Pass Trek, and the numerous hikes and treks within the Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP).

That’s right, one of the most special things about Tirthan Valley is that it is the gateway of the Great Himalayan National Park, which in itself, is a whole other destination you can explore.

Additional Info: Tirthan Valley, as you may have guessed, gets its name thanks to the Tirthan River that flows through the valley. Experienced mountaineers can trek to the source of the river known as the Hanskund Peak or “Tirath”, which is at a height of 13,780 ft. The trek is roughly a 7-day affair and takes the adventurers through the GHNP.

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Best Time To Visit

Like most places rich with natural beauty, Tirthan Valley offers a delightful experience to visitors throughout the year. Different seasons simply bring different charms and unlock different activities within the valley.

For instance, the April to June is the best time to go for trekking in Tirthan Valley. The days are moderately warm and the nights are pleasantly cool, with low chances of rainfall.

With that said, if you are a seasoned trekker, and love a good challenge as much as you love snow, Tirthan Valley should definitely be on your winter-trek bucket list.

Spring and Autumn colours are also extremely prevalent in the relevant months. Although, it is worth noting that these months attract light showers which can potentially mess with your plans of undertaking adventure activities such as trekking.

Additional Info: Just like the rest of the hilly Himachal Pradesh, traveling to Tirthan Valley is a bit unsafe during the monsoon months. The valley attracts heavy rainfall which is sometimes so intense that it becomes the cause for a landslide.

Best Hiking And Trekking In Tirthan Valley

Depending on the amount of days you can afford to stay in Tirthan Valley, there are a number of treks and hikes you can undertake. From day-long hikes to quaint mountain villages to challenging treks that stretch over days, Tirthan Valley has something for every kind of adventure enthusiasts.

Some of the most notable treks originating from Tirthan Valley are:

1. Jalori Pass-Serolsar Lake Hike

Serolsar Lake is a beautiful mountain lake surrounded by some very interesting folklore. The lake is close to the temple of Buddhi Nagin Mata. The lake is surrounded by towering trees but the folklore says that whenever a leave lands on the surface of the lake, it is picked up by one of the two birds that protect the lake.

The hike to Serolsar lake is an easy one and can be completed in under three hours. The starting point of the hike is Jalori Pass, which is about a 90 minute drive from Gushaini village in Tirthan Valley. The trail has a couple of campsites which are happy to provide a warm stay in the hills to the visitors.

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2. GHNP Park Gate Hike

Tirthan Valley is also known as the gateway to the Great Himalayan National Park, and the hike to the gate itself is a scintillating one. The day-hike starts from Gushaini Village and takes hikers along the Tirthan river. The hike passes the traditional mountain village of Ropa, which also makes for a nice place to take a breather before continuing the hike.

The hike to GHNP is one of the few Tirthan Valley trek in Himachal that is fit for literally all fitness levels. The hike ascent is just 480 meters from Gushaini village. The surroundings of the gate offer fantastic panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and make for a picture-perfect camping site. There is also a Forest Rest House nearby.

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3. Jalori Pass-Raghupur Fort

When you visit Jalori Pass (which is an absolute must), you will have two options. The first option, as already discussed is to visit the Serolsar Lake. The other option, which lies in the opposite direction, is to visit the ruins of the Raghupur Fort.

The hike distance is less than that of the hike to Serolsar Lake, but the ascent is much steeper. For experienced hikes, the time taken to complete the hike ranges between 2-3 hours. The views, however, are simply breathtaking. The ruins offer surreal views of the whole Tirthan Valley, which are well worth the effort that goes into conquering the challenging hike.

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4. Tirath Trek

For those that are interested in a challenge, Tirath trek offers a superb one within Tirthan Valley. As the name suggests, the trek takes one to the source of the Tirath River that flows through Tirthan Valley. The trek is long and difficult one and takes about 8-9 days to complete. The good news is, the almost 30-kilometer long trail is dotted with beautiful campsites that make the whole affair a bit easier.

Tirath summit is located at a height of 12,319 feet and offers the real taste of the adventure offered by the Great Himalayan National Park.

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Where To Stay

As more locals are realising the tourism potential of their valley, more hotels, hostels, and homestays are popping up every day. With that said, the victorian-style cottages in Jibhi are one of the most preferred accommodations for tourists.

For those looking for cheaper options, the town of Banjar, which is also the biggest town in the valley, is a great place filled with several budget accommodation options.

Another great accommodation option is to stay at camps by the Tirthan river. Most such campsites are located within Gushaini. The best part about these campsites is that they include two meals in the room tariff. That means, for a few hundred extra, you get a breakfast and dinner included with your stay. Being right next to the river doesn’t hurt either.

If you want to stay next to the river and don’t mind splurging a bit extra for a better and more authentic Tirthan Valley experience, riverside homestays are a superb option. Although a bit expensive, these are, in most cases, well worth the extra charges.

While trekking, overnight stay will obviously be in camps. If you have your own camps, you can easily find a place to pitch them. However, for those who don’t own a tent yet, there are a number of local adventure companies that will make arrangements for you.

Additional Info: Some hikes within Tirthan Valley also have Government Forest guest houses that offer a cost effective alternative to living in tents. With that said, these guest houses have very limited accommodation space and its very easy to find one completely booked.

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What To Pack

As with any destination, what you pack with largely depend on the season you choose to visit Tirthan Valley. However, since the valley is at a height of 1600 meters, those coming from plains will need some sort of weather protection.

During summer, the day-time temperature looms between 20 and 30 degree-celsius and can drop below 10 degree-celsius at night. Regular summer clothes, along with a light layer of warm clothing works well in this season.

Winter-time is extremely cold and night temperatures regularly drop below zero. Even during the day, the temperature rarely surpasses the 10 degree celsius mark. Hence, if you’re travelling to Tirthan Valley during the winter seasons, make sure you pack some warm clothing that features some serious insulation.

Apart from that, it also makes sense to carry a pair of dependable hiking/trekking shoes as hiking/trekking is the most frequented activity in the valley. It is also a good idea to pack energy bars, flashlights, extra batteries, and umbrellas.

Additional Info: It is a good idea to carry some cash when you start from Delhi itself. While there are a few ATMs in Aut and on the way to Tirthan Valley, these aren’t very dependable.

How To Reach

As mentioned earlier, Tirthan Valley is a well-established and well-connected area. The valley is accessible by road and is about 31 kilometres off the main Delhi-Manali highway.

Reaching Tirthan Valley By Air

The nearest airport to Tirthan Valley is the Bhuntar airport. The distance between Bhuntar airport and Tirthan Valley is about 50 kilometers and can be easily covered in local buses and cabs. If you’re visiting Tirthan on a flight, it pays to pay attention to the weather forecast as the accessibility to the airport can be easily interrupted by the volatile weather of Kullu.

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Reaching Tirthan Valley By Train

The closest major railway station to Tirthan Valley is the Chandigarh railway station. You can find frequent buses and easily available cabs from Chandigarh to Tirthan Valley. There is another railway station, Jogindar Nagar railway station, which is about 120 kilometers from the valley, but there are very few trains that stop at this station.

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Reaching Tirthan Valley By Road

Travelling by road is perhaps the best way to reach Tirthan Valley. If you’re driving (or riding), reach the town of Mandi and keep driving towards Manali. After about 38 kilometers, right before the Aut tunnel, there is a road that diverts towards the small town of Larji. Turn right to take this road. After a pleasant drive of 30 kilometers, passing Larji and Banjar Valley, you will find yourself in Gurshaini, Tirthan Valley.

The most famous bus routes to the valley originate from Delhi and Chandigarh. In both the cases, travellers need to board the bus to Manali and deboard at Aut bus stop. From here, you can use the local bus service to reach Tirthan Valley. Cabs are also available at Aut, for travellers looking for a bit more comfort during their journey.

Additional Info: Taxis from Aut and Mandi will set you back by between 700 and 1000 rupees. On the other hand, local bus tickets from Aut to Tirthan Valley are priced under 100 bucks.

Further Read: 10 Best Homestays In Himachal Pradesh That’ll Make You Fall In Love At First Sight!

The adventure in Tirthan Valley isn’t limited to just hiking and trekking. The valley also offers other adventure activities such as white water rafting and rappelling. Moreover, if you’ve never tried fishing, trout fishing is a widely revered activity in the valley. In other words, no matter what kind of adventurer you are, if you looking for an adrenaline rush, or simply a place to get away from the crowds, Tirthan Valley is the perfect hill station for your needs. Plan a trip to Tirthan Valley with TravelTriangle and explore the impeccable beauty of this destination.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Tirthan Valley safe?

Tirthan Valley is home to friendly locals that happily welcome tourists as tourism has recently become a major source of income in the valley. With that said, tourists are advised against creating a ruckus as the locals have little to no tolerance for those that disrupt the peace within the valley. On the off chance you are expecting a relaxed atmosphere like Kasol, towards recreational drugs, you will be surprised to see the level of intolerance among the locals. In other words, Tirthan Valley is perfectly safe for those that are simply looking to explore.

Does it snow in Tirthan Valley?

While not regular, Tirthan Valley does receive some snowfall during the months of January and February. With that said, if you are looking for a snow covered paradise, you can embark on a short journey to the nearing town of Shoja, or to Jalori Pass, as both places get a ton of snowfall every year.

Are there ATMs in Tirthan Valley?

While the answer to this question is yes, the reality is that ATMs in small towns in Himachal Pradesh are not dependable at all. If you don’t want to end up in a situation where you don’t have cash thanks to a non-functional ATM, it is advisable to withdraw cash at Mandi or at one of the towns that precede Mandi.

Is driving to Tirthan Valley Safe?

Yes, driving to Tirthan Valley is absolutely safe. You will be driving on the main Delhi-Manali highway till you reach Aut. From Aut, the drive to Tirthan Valley is extremely pleasant with perfectly paved roads and breathtaking views. Moreover, the drive is not unusually long and takes about an hour to reach Tirthan Valley from Aut.

How far is Tirthan Valley from other Himachal Pradesh towns?

The closest major town to Tirthan Valley is Mandi, which lies at a distance of 50 kilometers. Manali is another major Himachal Pradesh town in proximity to Tirthan Valley at 91 kilometers.

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Villages in Himachal Pradesh: Uncharted Trails, Rural Life and Mystical Mountains

by Riya Jogi on August 5, 2024

They say hills are the most secretive, probably because they take away your blues! You sure think of escaping to faraway lands where no one knows you, even if it is for a few days. The desire to run away is evident among so many of us. So, whenever you pack your bag, find a home away from home only in these rustic villages in Himachal Pradesh.

You heard it right! Instead of covering tourist spots and following itineraries, let’s traverse through the village across mountain passes . From exciting treks to staying with locals, there’s everything alluring you can do. The snowy state helps you discover the unseen so that you can take memories of a second home you would live in!

21 Villages in Himachal Pradesh: Little Pieces Of Heaven of Earth

Imagine the thrill of witnessing the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibetan highway. Yes, Chitkul is known to be that place. Located in the Kinnaur district, it is one of the most unspoiled villages in Himachal Pradesh. Snow-clad mountains, the Baspa River and green meadows elevate your time in the village. 

If you are looking for a remote getaway away from the chaos, come to Chitkul! The traditional lifestyle is all about agriculture and animal husbandry. You can definitely stay in one of the wood-made houses. Do not forget to enjoy the scrumptious delicacies of the state. 

Barot surely happens to be on the list of famous villages in Himachal Pradesh. Situated in the heart of Mandi, you can walk through tall pine forests. The presence of the Uhl River makes it interesting for you to click pictures with an idyllic backdrop. Villagers are specifically known for their top-rated hospitality.  

You can find ancient-style Himachali houses made of wood and stone. If you are an adventure junkie, the village has many trekking trails and wildlife walks. Wish to be just like the locals? Be a part of trout fishing and enjoy a delicious meal later. To add to the joy are awe-inspiring views of hills, livestock and people.

Situated in Parvati Valley, Tosh is a picturesque village known for its lush greenery. With its popularity, you can find many tourists staying with locals during their journey. Inhabited by the Himachali people, you get to step into their world of farming and making handicrafts for a living.

To live in Tosh is to feel energised in one of the breathtaking villages in Himachal Pradesh. The village is renowned due to its proximity to trekking trails, including Kheerganga and Pin Parvati Pass. Along with homestays, you can stay at the rustic cottages too. Enjoy siddu (steamed bread) and thenthuk (noodle soup) with the locals.

Jibhi is for those who are looking for a tranquil experience with facilities beyond the basics. The village is located in the Banjar valley and is commercialised to a certain extent. Along with homestays, there are guesthouses too. It is one of the spellbinding villages in Himachal Pradesh where you can explore cafés too.

The strategic location of the village allows you to go fishing in the Tirthan River. If adventure is your thing, you can trek to the Jalori Pass or Serolsar Lake. Ready for a wild adventure? Jibhi is super close to the Great Himalayan National Park. For a laid-back holiday, stay with Pahari people and help with their everyday activities.

Witness the Kinnauri architecture as you step into the charismatic destination of Kalpa. It is one of the most popular villages in Himachal Pradesh to experience top-notch hospitality. To add to the beauty are the wood houses with Tibetan-style frescoes. As the sun sets, Kapla is blessed with idyllic hues of orange, pink and yellow. 

What’s more? Unlike other villages, this one has a plethora of premium stays facing the snow-covered mountains. Most of them also offer enthralling views of Kinnaur Kailash right from the comfort of your room. You can also try local delicacies including Thukpa and Momos. Homemade jams from the apple orchards are a must-try during summer. 

Situated away from the chaos, Nako is a loved destination in Spiti Valley. Inhabited by Tibetans, you can see the shift in the architecture of houses as well as monasteries here. It sure is an opportunity to delve into Tibetan Buddhism. Additionally, you can camp by the Nako Lake and opt for stargazing. 

Being one of the remote villages in Himachal Pradesh, it is home to many hiking trails. You can also explore a few stupas and strike up conversations with local monks. Eco-friendly accommodations are a hit here, as the communities believe in sustainable tourism. 

7. Dhankar 

Get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of rugged terrain and traditional monasteries. Dhankar Village is located in the Spiti Valley. It is obviously deeply rooted in the practices and traditions of ancient Buddhism. You can always be a part of vibrant festivals promoting communal harmony.

The way to Dhankar is absolutely scenic and one for adventure junkies. The tranquil atmosphere is topped by the presence of Dhankar Monastery, Dhankar Lake, Dhankar Fort and religious sites. Guesthouses and eco-lodges are the best options for staying. You can surely keep a Spiti Valley travel guide handy to discover the nearby destinations.

If you are looking for an off-beat experience, Pulga is the place to be. Located in Parvati Valley, the people here are Kinnauris and Tibetans. From fascinating trekking trails to holy temples, Pulga has it all for rejuvenation. Moreover, locals are community-oriented, so you can be a part of various festivals.

While in Pulga, you can explore a variety of waterfalls, such as those in Pulga, Kheerganga, and Chalal. Moreover, the trekking trails to these falls offer a radiant journey. Witness the dense forests, gushing streams and domestic life of the people here.

Valleys in India are full of surprises, and the Parvati Valley, with its picturesque village called Malana, is no exception. It is renowned as the Little Greece of India due to its enchanting beauty. If you are looking for a combination of adventure and relaxation, this is the place to be. It is often crowded by trekkers as well as backpackers due to the various trails. 

You can trek to Kheerganga or Chandrakhani Pass. Do not forget to witness the local architecture, where wooden houses reflect the Himachali style. Also, seek blessings from Jamlu Devta Temple, which is highly revered by locals.

In the breathtaking Spiti Valley is a placid gem called Langza. Being one of the most beautiful villages in Himachal Pradesh, you can witness the Tibetan-Buddhist community here. The traditional lifestyle is sure to take you away from the chaos. What most travellers love is the warmth and hospitality of the locals. 

Whether it is trekking, admiring nature or stargazing, you can literally do everything. The village also has a 1000-year-old Buddha statue acknowledged for its spiritual significance. It is best to stroll around snow-capped mountains and discover the Buddhist monasteries with your loved ones.

Are you up for a serene experience near Manali? Kothi is one of the soothing villages in Himachal Pradesh with awe-inspiring views. It is renowned due to its strategic location, as it offers picturesque views of the Beas River. What makes it special is the deep gorge whose extremely narrow part is visible from Kothi. 

Additionally, it is the starting point for various treks, including the famous Hampta Pass. Surrounded by majestic hills, it allows you to see its magical beauty. The place is less commercial which allows you to enjoy a peaceful time away from the crowds.

12. Dharamkot 

If you are looking for a spiritual getaway along with a holistic experience, Dharamkot is the best destination in the state! Being one of the famous villages in Himachal Pradesh, it is famed for yoga retreats . It certainly offers a vibrant lifestyle for locals as well as travellers. Inhabited by Himachalis as well as expats, you can find a unique blend of cultures. 

People from all around the world visit Dharamkot for meditation, yoga and spiritual learning. Apart from this, it is also known for its village trails, Bhagsunag waterfall and cosy cafes. You can easily opt for various meditation centres, homestays, cottages and guest houses. Interestingly, every place offers a homely environment to wanderers.

13. Jagatsukh

Explore the hidden gem near Manali; Jagatsukh is one of the picturesque villages in Himachal Pradesh. The village is inhabited by the Kullu ethnic group allowing you to engage in their everyday lifestyle. You can also witness a community-oriented spirit clubbed with warm hospitality. The village is home to the Jagatsukh temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. 

In addition, notice the intricate carvings and beautiful architecture of the temple. You can also visit the Manu temple and Vashisht hot springs, which are a few minutes away. It is also one of the starting points for treks leading to the Hampta Pass. It is also a favourable destination for honeymoons due to its sprawling meadows and orchards.

To immerse in a place is to truly accept its unique feats and customs. That’s exactly what you get to see in Roghi. Inhabited by the Kinnauris, traditional dance performances attract hundreds of travellers. Being one of the most underrated villages in Himachal Pradesh, it is filled with terraced gardens and orchards.

During the winter, the village turns into a snowy land. It is also the time when local markets have a variety of woollen shawls, sweaters and oats. So, you can definitely buy them as souvenirs. Stay in one of the wooden houses that act as a warm igloo during heavy snowfall. 

15. Kardang

If you are looking for an extraordinary destination, Kardang has to be on your list. It is gradually popularising due to its stunning landscapes. However, it also offers a spiritual getaway with the presence of different monasteries. You must visit the Kardang monastery and witness the colourful murals. 

Apart from this, it is one of the best villages in Himachal Pradesh for photography, nature walks and exploration. Unlike other villages, this one is noted for mud-brick houses depicting traditional architecture. You can also witness local artists engaged in weaving and pottery. The Buddhist influence promotes a peaceful environment and cultural richness.

Your expedition to Spiti Valley remains incomplete without visiting the breathtaking village of Kaza. It is an increasingly popular destination among adventurers. With a touch of Buddhism, you can find a plethora of monasteries and places of worship. Surrounded by prayer flags, you can hear the harmonious sound of chanting. 

You can also visit the Kaza Monastery to learn about Buddhism. Whether it is meditating or enjoying the environment, it is the perfect place for both. Explore the nearby village called Hikkim which is home to one of the highest post offices in the world. Kaza experiences a harsh climate, however, you get to witness the resilience of the locals here.

17. Rakcham

Step into the Himachali houses only to discover the authenticity of culture. Rakcham is located in Sangla Valley offering amazing views of the mountains. You can even witness the Kinnaur Kailash mountain from this location. 

It is well celebrated for its laid-back atmosphere perfect for a leisurely time. The Baspa River flows through the village. You can also set up your tents and opt for stargazing. It is one of the untouched villages in Himachal Pradesh, offering its authentic charm and solace.

Located at an altitude of 4590 metres above sea level, Komic is a remote destination in the heart of Spiti Valley. It is one of the highest villages in Himachal Pradesh, known for its Tibetan culture. The majestic views of dramatic landscapes are sure to melt your heart. 

Being a paradise for photographers, Komic also features traditional prayer flags and other local handicrafts. Due to its strategic location, it is home to different wild animals including snow leopards and migratory birds. Moreover, it is untouched by commercialism and a great destination for stargazing too.

19. Gada Gushaini

With many places to visit in Kullu , Gada Gushaini is a hidden gem. Located in the Tirthan Valley, it is one of the best villages in Himachal Pradesh for a serene picnic experience. The natural landscapes covered by dense forest create a perfect backdrop for photography. 

What’s more? The Tirthan River offers thrilling riverside camping and fishing for travellers. Admire the crystal-clear waters as you set up a bonfire on a winter day. You are sure to love the contemporary wood houses here. You can also visit the great Himalayan National Park which is in proximity to this village.

20. Janjehli

Everyone loves relaxing away from the hustle and bustle of city life! That’s when you must head to Janjehli. Located at an elevation of 2300 metres, it is an ideal spot for all age groups. Rolling hills and mesmerising landscapes are sure to elevate your time. It is loved for its amazing scenery, which transforms with the seasons. 

Janjehli also serves as a base location for treks leading to Kharamukh and Chindi. If you are a nature enthusiast, spot unique floral beauty along with rhododendrons and deodar trees. The place also attracts deer and leopards when the weather is right! Additionally, this village offers camping and paragliding for an added dose of adventure.

Spiti has a treasure trove of destinations that remain unexplored by most travellers. Mane happens to be one of them! It is basically a confluence of two villages, Manegogma and Maneyogma, which were divided due to floods. Did you know Mane was known as a cursed village? Yes, it is believed that a lingering soul haunted the locals instead of moving on.

That’s when monks were requested to offer a solution. After elaborate prayers and rituals, the village was free! Even today, villagers conduct a ceremony after three years, which includes prayers and Cham dancing. Villagers are a mix of Tibetans and Mongolians. So, if you are up for an offbeat experience, head to one of the undiscovered villages in Himachal Pradesh. 

Your ticket for a laid-back holiday!

Villages in Himachal Pradesh take you to unexplored trails, forests and waterfalls. Natural elements elevate the beauty of these scenic villages thereby promoting rural tourism . It is more like a getaway where you immerse yourself in an absolutely distinctive culture. As you get to live with locals, you can truly develop new perspectives on life.

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By Swathi Chatrapathy

After last week's heavy rains, the weather has relented this week. All trekkers are safe and largely carrying on with their treks as scheduled. Here is a region-wise update to keep you in the loop about all our current treks. 

Treks in Himachal Pradesh: 

Last week, Himachal Pradesh saw the worst of the rainfall. Many roads were blocked, rivers overflowed and campsites flooded. 

This week, we have good news. Our treks to Hampta Pass, Chandrakhani Pass, Bhrigu Lake, Miyar Valley, Pin Bhaba Pass, Bijli Mahadev, are all running as scheduled. In fact, just today, we have opened four more groups to Hampta Pass in September, to accommodate multiple requests from trekkers. 

As for the Beas Kund trek, Indiahikes took a safety call last week and diverted trekkers to Bhrigu Lake. Given that there are several river-side trails and campsites on the trek, we found it unsafe to head out to Beas Kund last week. Our team will conduct a recce of the trail this week, and take a final call on the upcoming group, based on the status of the trekking trail and campsites. 

The local administrative officials are issuing permits only at the very last minute, keeping a watchful eye on the weather forecast. But they have handed permissions for all groups starting this week. 

We will keep you constantly updated if there are any changes in the schedule. 

Treks in Jammu & Kashmir:

In continuation with the status of the past few weeks, officials are still not issuing permits to Tarsar Marsar, Nafran Valley, and Tulian Lake. They have requested time until tomorrow (August 7th) to reassess the safety situation in the region and issue permits for trekking in the region. 

Kashmir Great Lakes, Warwan Valley, Gurez Valley and Pir Panjal Lakes continue to run smoothly as scheduled. 

The Bodpathri Trek remains closed with no real signs of opening up in terms of permissions. 

We are expecting Brammah Valley to run as scheduled, given that is scheduled only from mid-September onwards. 

Treks in Uttarakhand:

In Uttarakhand, the Valley of Flowers trek continues to run smoothly, albeit with small weather disruptions. All of the treks have been running on schedule and trekkers are thoroughly enjoying the experience of trekking in the valley. 

We are looking forward to the next month , when at least 10 other treks open up in Uttarakhand. With lesser rainfall and clearer weather, it's going to be magical trekking with clear views of the Garhwal Himalayas. 

Swathi Chatrapathy

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Swathi Chatrapathy heads the digital content team at Indiahikes. She is also the face behind India's popular trekking video channel, Trek With Swathi. Unknown to many, Swathi also writes a weekly column at Indiahikes which has more than 100,000 followers. A TEDx speaker and a frequent guest at other events, Swathi is a much sought after resource for her expertise in digital content. Before joining Indiahikes, Swathi worked as a reporter and sub-editor at a daily newspaper. She holds a Masters's in Digital Journalism and continues to contribute to publications. Trekking, to her, is a sport that liberates the mind more than anything else. Through trekking, Swathi hopes to bring about a profound impact on a person's mind, body and spirit.

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Chandratal Trek is the most famous and popular lake in the Lahaul and Spiti Range, the turquoise blue lake is a hidden gem also situated in the Chandrabhaga Range. It’s a terrific attraction for all the tourist trekkers and adventurers.

It is 14 km away from Batal. The routes are extremely treacherous, but worth it as you will get to witness the vistas of nature. Chandratal is a tourist destination for trekkers and campers. The lake is accessible on foot from Batal as well as from the Kunzum Pass from May to late October.

Camping near the lake should be in everyone’s bucket list. Accommodation is available 5 kilometers (3.1 mi) from the lake. Witness the vast meadows on the banks of the lake. During springtime, these meadows are carpeted with hundreds of varieties of wildflowers. Chandratal Lake is On the Samudra Tapu plateau, which overlooks Chandra River (a source river of the Chenab).

The name of the lake originates from its crescent shape. It is an altitude of about 4,300 metres (14,100ft) In the Himalayas. One can witness the some of the major peaks of Chandrabhaga Range like Chandrabhaga 14(CB14) or Chandrabhaga 13(CB13).

Chandratal Trek a Sacred Moon Lake in Spiti valley in Himachal

Chandratal Lake trek is a beautiful trek in Spiti valley of Himachal Pradesh at an elevation of 4,300 m. It is also called “Moon Lake” because of its crescent shape and is the origin of Chander River. In ancient times this trail was used as trade route; traders from Tibet and Ladakh came to Spiti and Kullu valley.

Chandratal lake can be easily approached from Kunzum Pass which is Located at an average of 4,590 meters, Kunzum pass is one of the most famous high altitude passes of Himachal Pradesh. It is a hub for many trekkers and adventurers. From Kunzum pass, you will witness the gorgeous Chandrabhaga Range and Bara Shigri Glacier which is considered as the second largest.

Glacier after Gangotri in the Himalayas. The pass connects Lahaul valley and Spiti Valley to the Kully Valley. Kunzum Pass is the starting point of the Chandratal Lake the visitors come here to seek the blessings of Goddess Durga and visit Chandratal Lake, which is around 9 km from Kunzum Pass. The route is extremely beautiful that people come here to halt and indulge in photography and to view the magnificent Bara- Sigri Glacier, the second-largest glacier in the world.

Key Points of Chandratal Trek

Level: – Easy or Moderate

Before heading towards the itinerary, it is really essential to perceive the reason behind choosing Chandra Tal Trek.

Proper conditioning & training of body required

Need proper gear & clothing for sub-zero temperature?

Shoes are the single most important equipment.

High Altitude requires proper acclimatization.

Beautiful landscapes so carry good photo gear & Extra battery backup.

Travel light

The backpack should not exceed 10 kgs.

Best Time to Visit  Chandratal lake Trek?

Chandratal Trek is a very beautiful  and  Easy trek in the Himachal spiti valley , The Chandratal Trek is great for those people who have a great passion for hiking and road trip in near Spiti valley kibber vaillge kaza  and consider it a special purpose in their life. Chandratal Trek is such a trek where you get to see more than one Spiti mountain range. Chandratal Trek is very important for those people who have holidays only on weekends  4 nights to 5 Days from Manali to Manali.

You can visit here  Chandratal Trek 2nd week of June to Last week of October , For those who like summer and monsoon treks, they can go summer and monsoon treks are a very good time for those who want to see snow. and live snow fall,

Chandratal Trek is also a good trek for Monsoon trek at that time there are flowers and green greenery which makes the trek very memorable.

During the day the temperature of Chandratal Trek is around ( 08°C to 15 °C  and during the night the temperature comes down to  05 °C  to 8 °C  which is not bad.

Will there be electricity in Chandratal trek

Let me tell you that there is no electricity in the forest area of Chandratal trek. Here we use Stobe Light and or Solar Light, candal light at the nights

If you come on this trek, then you should bring your own head light and your camera with full charge, if possible, it would be good to bring extra battery backup, and also bring the phone after full charge, today people most of the phone use the same

Note :- Day 3 and 4 Electricity available at Kibber village or Kaza during the trek

Do spare time in Interaction with locals, and you will get to know about some of the ancient tales of Indian mythology. And our Spiti or Himachali Cultures

Must Read about Chandratal Trek

Duration: 0 5 Days from Manali to Manali

Best Season:   June, July August and September

Level: Easy or Moderate

Highest Point:   4300 meters

Weather:   Nights are cold and day temperature is pleasant during the season.

Temperature:   (5°C to 15°C)

Starting Point: Manali mall Road

Short Itinerary of Chandratal Trek

Day 1 – Pickup to you from manali mall road Drive from Manali to Batal via Rohtang pass (109 km) (4/5 Hours) (3907 m) (5/6 hours) over night stay camp

Day 2 – Drive from Batal (3907 m) to Chandratal (4551 m) and night stay in Kunzum La Pass/Chika (3200 m)

Day 3 – Kunzum La Pass to Kibber village (69 km) (3/4 hours) (over night stay hotel

Day 4- Rest day explore some time kaza monastery back to overnight stay kaza hotel

Day 5 – Drive from Kaza to Manali (209 km) (8/9 hours) reach manali late evening 6 to 7 pm

Is it safe ?

Set amidst the popular destinations, Chandratal trek is indeed very safe. All our professional strive their best to provide trekkers with the best experience possible.

Difficulty level

Chandartal trek is very easy trek. Despite the fact that the top is relatively low in elevation, we recommend regulated physical fitness. All groups will be guided by our pros for trekking equipment and any impending terrain during the course. This is best beginner

Weather conditions

The weather conditions depend on the time of the year trekkers are travelling. Months from March to June experience moderately good temperatures during the day with substantially colder nights.

Monsoons remain cascaded under heavy rainfall while winters offer snow-covered tracks.

During the day the temperature of Chandratal lake trek is around  temperature is  8°C to 12 °C  and during the night the temperature comes down to 5 °C  to 8 °C  which is not bad.

What to pack for Chandratal lake trek and Spiti valley

Warm clothes, sleeves, wind shelter, comfortable clothing, and extra warm clothes so that you can enjoy trekking. A raincoat is the necessary

Footwear: A well-fitted trekking footwear shoes are highly recommended. If you wear an uncomfortable pair of shoes, your feet will be hurt.

Things to carry

1) Because nights at elevations tend to be considerably colder, we suggest having well-graded, warm and comfortable clothing along with good quality shoes.

2) Despite the fact that we handle medical crises, we urge individuals to keep their emergency kits at hand in any case of personal underlying illnesses.

3) Since the journey provides you with a picturesque view, don’t forget to bring your camera along with extra batteries.

4) All the trekking gears will be provided by our teams, hence we recommend carrying only the important luggage with essentials.

Connectivity and Transactions

1) Because connectivity along the route is unpredictable, we urge people to do all of their work ahead of time.

2) Trekkers will be provided with walkie- talkies beforehand in case of emergency.

3) The last ATM transactions available will be at Manali , but we recommend that travellers collect cash beforehand or while in Manali as the ATM available at other places might not dispense cash at times.

Your Travel Plan for Chandratal Trek

You can book trains, air flights, and bus tickets for your journey only according to the information given by us.

The Chandratal  trek will be of 5  Days from Manali to Manali, includes travel.

First of all, all the trekkers will have to book their flight and train bus according to our time table as our pick up is from 9:00 am to 10:00 am ,  you will have to reach Manali Bus Stand, Mall Road in the morning.

A taxi from Himalayan Hikers will link you to the Manali bus stand, near mall road.

Himalayan Hikers organize transport to the Spiti valley for Chandratal trek  from the Manali bus stand. Our vehicles leave 7at :00 am to 8:00 am sharp from Manali. Sharing taxi costs include your package.

In the Manali bus stand, you will get our taxi staff that will arrange transport for you. The contacts no Transport coordinator or our office team will give you a week ago to your departure.

Please you guys book your transport facility according to your own time table, after Himalayan hikers take all the responsibility of Manali to Manali ,  that you will not face any problem.

Your trek ends at Manali day 05 th  evening 5:30 pm. Manali is a beautiful city in Himachal here available public transport for all over State in India. Booked your return bus tickets directly Manali bus stands .

  How to Reach Chandratal Lake Trek?

If you are traveling from Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, Mumbai or Gujarat any other city, so you will have to come to Delhi, you will get a flight from Delhi for Bhuntar comfortably.

Option 01:- By Air

Himalayan hikers tell you that whenever you travel, you should reach your destination within 2 hours.  Bhuntar, Kullu airport is the nearest airport in Manali.

Located about 32 km for the Manali city. There are flights available to Bhuntar airport, you can go online and book your tickets. These are easy and easy ways for you and you also save your time, Bhuntar to Manali taxi available in airport 24×7.

If you find the flight to Bhuntar airport expensive, then you come by flight to Delhi or travel by bus from Delhi to Manali, and it will be easy for you. And many Volvo bus available.

  Option 02:- By Bus

You can reach Manali from Delhi by a bus, board it from (Delhi) Kashmiri Gate, ISBT; or chandigarh Bus stand,  it is good if you are booked the seats. It is a 10-11 hour bus journey from Delhi to Manali bus stand, near mall road.

(Reach Manali bus stand between 5:00 am to 6:00 am and the vehicle will be arranged from there.)

  What is the distance to reach Manali for Chandratal trek from other state

• from Mumbai to Manali Distance is – 1931 Kms by Road
• from Delhi to Manali Distance is – 553 kms by Raod
• from Jaipur to Manali by road is 800 kms
• from Chandigarh to Manali by road is 307 kms
• from Shimla to Manali by road is 248 kms
• from Dehradun to manali by Raod is 474 kms
• from Ludhiana to Manali by road Is 358 Kms
• from Bangalore to manali by road is 2693 kms
• from Kolkata to Manali by road is 2037 kms

What we do during an emergency breakout in the Chandratal trek

First of all, the safety of trekkers is much more for us, if you see in the trek, then there are all the risks, which I do not think about.

Himalayan Hikers worry more about you that no one should ever have any problem in the trek.

What should we and you keep more safety in the trek

• Whenever you are going for any trek, it is very important that you go completely fit and ready.
• The trek is not difficult, if you make your feet and your mind calm and strong, you will find the trek very easy.
• While trekking, keep in mind that you are walking on the right route or not always with your guide.
• Most people look somewhere and where they are walking, this can cause twitching in your legs, which can ruin your entire trek.
• It is important to ask your doctor if you have any medical problems
• I should always keep my medical kit with me, it is very important.
• Himalayan Hikers always keep a medical kit with you, such as oxygen cylinders, medicine to be given in emergency on the trek
• If any trekkers have any more problems, then they are brought back to the base camp by laying them in the stretcher.
• Our camp in Chandratal trek is around the 9000 feet to 13000 feet where you can not have any problem of oxygen
• In case of any medical problem, the help of your guide or a well-informed trekkers should be taken
• If there is major health problems in Chandratal trek, then Nearest Hospital is in Manali which is about 140  Kms away from Chandratal trek
• Along with the trek we keep getting acclimatization

Day 1 : Drive from Manali to Batal

Vehicles will be arranged from Manali, leave early to avoid traffic jams at Rohtang pass. Batal is a small town in the Himalayan region of Lahaul and Spiti. Arrangements will be made in a hotel there.

Day 2 : Drive from Batal (3907 m) to Chandra Tal (4300 m) same day drive Kunzum La Pass / Chika camp

The drive from Batal to Chandratal is 15 km long and it can be covered in less than an hour. Peep out of your window and witness the magnificent Chandra Bhawa ranges and snow clad peaks.

This crescent shaped “Moon Lake” lies at an altitude of 4300 m. It is a sacred lake which changes color and attracts many Hindu devotees. This places offers the sight of deserted mountains.

Then the drive is towards Kunzum La Pass, where the arrangements will be made.

Day 3 : Kunzum La Pass to Kibber village

Kunzum La is the highest memorable Pass and separates Spiti and Lahaul valley. Post breakfast the drive is towards a high village in Spiti valley.

Reach there and visit a monastery and Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary. Night stay will be in a lodge there.

Day 4 : Drive from Kibber village to kaza

Rest day explore some time kaza monastery enjoy beautiful views back to hotel overnight stay kaza hotel

Day 5 : Drive from Kaza to Manali (209 km) (8/9 hours)

In the morning, after breakfast drive to Manali via 2 high passes Kunzum La and Rohtang Pass. Have lunch en route. Reach manali late evening 6 to 7 pm

Mandatory Documents

Please carry the documents given below.

Original and photocopy of government photo identity card- (Aadhar Card, Driving License, Voters ID, etc, Passport and Visa important to foreigners Medical Certificate (First part should be filled by the Doctor and Second part by the Trekker) Declaration Certificates

Note: –   Many trekkers commit the same mistake of carrying unnecessary items on a trek which only makes the backpack heavy. It is important to know the right items to carry. It differs from season to season if you are trekking in summers then carry less layers of warm clothing and if you are trekking in winters carry enough layers to protect yourself against chilly cold.

Necessary Items for trekkers

Backpack (50 to 60 liters) A strongly built backpack with good support is compulsory for a trek. (Rain cover is important)

Sturdy Trekking Shoes The shoes should be strong enough with good support. The people ask if sports shoes would be comfortable but it is good to bring the right trekking shoes.

The Clothes You Should Bring On a Trek Avoid keeping extra clothes because it only makes you backpack heavy.

Trek Pants – The jeans are never suitable for a trek so you need at least 2-3 trek pants for treks carry more for longer treks.

Jacket – Jackets are very important to carry on a trek it protects you against the chilly weather. So carry 2 jackets on a week long trek.

Layers of warm Clothing  Carry warm woolen layers or fleece. Carry more layers during winter season (at least 2 to 3) and less during summer.

Thermals – The Temperature decreases at night so you might be need thermals for Night.

T- Shirts – Bring those t shirts which dry fast.

Poncho –They are needed if you are trekking on a Rainy day to keep you dry.

Hiking Pole

Water Bottle 2

Cap or Balaclava

Woolen and Waterproof Gloves

Socks (Woolen and Regular)

Torch head light

Personal Toiletry Items –  (toothpaste, toothbrush, toilet paper, sanitizer etc.)

Carry Personal Medical Kit

Personal Medical Kit (Carry minimum 5 tablets and maximum 10)

Diamox – (Prevents altitude sickness)

Digene – (It cures discomfort in stomach, acidity)

Crocin Advance – (Cures fever and headache)

Aspirin/Combiflam – (Pain reliever)

Disprin – (Cures headache)

Avomine – (Prevents motion sickness)

Avil – (It treat allergies)

Norflox TZ & Lomofen – (Prevents Diarrhoea)

Ranitidine – (Reduces the amount of acid in stomach)

Volini/Moov spray – (For sprains)

Betadine/Savlon – (Antiseptic cream)

Stretchable/Elastic bandage

Note:- Use medicines only when prescribed by the doctor. In case you face any problem during your trek, discuss and take advice from the Professional guide.

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What is Included In This Trek?

Transport Facility Manali To Manali

Forest Permit and entrance fee

Accommodation in tents on twin share basis

All meals: breakfast, packed lunch, tea, coffee, snacks, soup and dinner

(All camping gears)

High quality tents

Sleeping bags

Separate Toilet tents – Ladies and Gents

Dining Tent

Dining Table

Kitchen team

Radio Walkie Talkie for Communication

Good Experience Trek Leader guide and Technical guide

Medical Kit

Oxygen Cylinders

Crampons and Gaiters

What is Not Include In This Trek?

Personal Insurance

Medical Certificate

Personal toiletry Items and Personal Medicine kit

On first day En Route to base camp the Breakfast and Lunch are Not Included

Last Day En Route Lunch and Dinner are Not Included

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