Beas Kund Trek

It is one of the best Manali trekking known for enterprise and energy. Beas Kund Trek is a standout amongst the most mainstream trek that one can do in a more drawn out weekend in Manali. The trek removes you from the buzzing about of Manali.
Taking after the banks of Beas River expect extraordinary perspectives of Pir Pinjal ranges. The glades of Dhundi and Bakarthach are tremendous in its magnificence. As you move higher you achieve the starting point of River Beas. A little cold lake is fed by the softening snow of the higher tops of the district. This Manali trekking is appropriate for all age bunches and no trekking experience is required to do it.
Some individuals incline toward mountains and some sea. Bhrigu Lake Trek is especially popular for trekking in Manali. And after that, there are some who have a weakness in their heart for streams, glades, vegetation or fauna, and would head out unlimited hours just to witness such disconnected wonders of nature once in a while saw in the nearness of any human settlements and this is one of the best Manali trekking trip.
Best Season: June - Sep
Maximum Elevation: 14000 ft
Duration: 6 days
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
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Hampta Pass Trek

Located on the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas, the Hampta Pass lies between Lahaul's Chandra Valley and Kullu valley. Reaching a height of over 14,000 ft., this trek has its base camp in Jobra. This 5-6 days long trek provides a beautiful view of green and blue colours that contradict and complement each other, and that is why it is one of the most famous Manali trekking trip. The wildflowers and the alpine trees further add to the beauty of the trek.
The path also provides a stunning view of the Spiti Valley, which is a cold desert mountain valley. If the weather is on your side, you can go on to explore the beautiful valley and the mesmerizing Chandratal Lake, which is a huge cherry on the top.
Duration: 5 days
Maximum Elevation: 14100 ft
Best Season: Mid June to September
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
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Bhrigu Lake Trek

It is one of the most famous treks in Manali and is located at 14,000 ft. above the sea level. A perfect mix of green forests and white snow-covered summits, this treks near manali is ideal for beginners. You can cover the entirety of this path in 4 days. The trail starts from Gulaba and then rises up to Rola Kholi with even more captivating views and scenic beauty as you go higher.
It is said that Bhrigu Lake never freezes entirely, even in winters. Walk through the green meadows consisting of alpine trees that extend like green space and experience the eternal beauty of this place!
Best Season: May-Sep
Maximum Elevation: 14000 ft
Duration: 4 day
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
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- Manali

- Kullu

- 2D/1N
- Manali

- 2D/1N
- Mandi
- 2D/1N
Starting & Ending Point: Panarsa
About Prashar Lake:
With views fit for a king, the trail, leading to the lake region i.e. from the city of Mandi to the little village of Apple village Jawalapur, become private and exclusive to every group that visits. The setting of the campsite in Prashar Lake location is yet another pleasant surprise because of its closeness to the water and its harmony with nature.
Prashar Lake trek (2,730m), which happily takes people to the lake which is completely frozen in the winter and a dazzling beauty otherwise, is considered to be an important trek in Himachal Pradesh. It has in day: 13°C to 18°C , in Night: 0°C to 7°C and maximum altitude 8,956 ft.
The picture-perfect blue water lake is surrounded by the majestic Dhauladhar Ranges in Kullu Valley and it is always kept as a secret in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh.
About the Prashar Lake Trek Package:
Tour will be started from Panaras through driving you will reach Apple village Jawalapur and from where your trek will start for Prashar Lake. You will have camp stay at beautiful lake site for one night and in morning again you will trek till Apple village Jawalapur from there you will drive by to Panarsa. During this trek, you will be going through the charming trails crossing the forests and several small streams. All meals for the Prashar Lake trek is included in the package.
Apart from trekking you will have sightseeing, bonfire at camp and as per weather yoga meditation as well. As you climb the trails up, you will come to meet the local people and it is the best chance to know the indigenous culture closely. Also, once you finish the trek to Prashar Lake, you will have a satisfied heart filled with plenty of beautiful views of Dhauladhar, Pir Panjal, and Kinnaur mountain ranges.
There is a surprisingly beautiful attraction near the lake that is the local temple of Prashar Rishi which has a lot of significant architectural brilliance carved on the walls. If you're in the mood for some outdoor adventure and want these memories to be etched forever, then make Prashar Lake trekking the trek of your choice!
About Camping:
For a decent stay, you can opt for alpine tents with common washroom facilities. All tent offers amenities like mattresses, pillows and clean linen. In the evening enjoy the musical night with a bonfire.
Quick Facts About Prashar Lake Trek:
Trekking distance: 24 km
Maximum altitude: 2730 m
Prashar Lake Trek Difficulty level: Easy To Moderate
ATM: Mandi is the last point where you will get an ATM
Meals during your Prashar Lake Trek:
Breakfast, lunch and dinner (vegetarian and non-vegetarian) are included in the package
Stay during your Prashar Lake Trek:
Transit Room on the day of arrival in Panarsa for freshen-up
Clock Room to leave any extra stuff at Panarsa
Stay at Prashar Lake (Camping)
Double/ triple/ Quad sharing Basis in camps
How to reach :
Nearest railway station is Shimla and nearest airport is Bhuntar Airport, Kullu from there one can reach by bus and private vehicle. One can also take a direct bus from Delhi to Panarsa.
Note: The group package is available on weekends. Private trek can be arranged for more than one adult.

- 10D/9N
- Manali
- 10D/9N
Departure Dates:
July: 21
August: 11
About the Pin Parvati Pass Trek:
Barsheni village is the starting point of your Pin Parvati Trek from where you will be led to Rudranath Camp after crossing the fascinating trails. Rudranath to Khirganga watching the beautiful Parvati River and the evergreen forests and picturesque meadows would be a highlighted version of your trek. Tunda Bhuj campsite awaiting your arrival can be reached after crossing some more astounding landscapes and rough trails that would enable you to spot some of the most regular species of birds coming to visit the region.
Mantalai and the charming lake are the jovial hosts of you in between the journey to arrive the Pin Parvati camp. There, you will be driven to immerse into the abyss created by the verdant greenery present everywhere near, the brooks, the flowery meadows and the high glaciers and what not- each sight around you will remarkably stuck into your head for sure.
About the Pin Parvati:
Discovered in the year 1884 as an alternate passage to the Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh, the Pin Parvati Pass trek is one of the most enthralling and challenging trekking trails in India. Taking the trekkers to a maximum altitude of 5,319m above the sea level, the Pin Parvati trek is usually undertaken during the months of July to September and requires excellent trekking skills and techniques.
Manali with plenty of trekking options comes up with the best in its kit that is Pin Parvati trek, leading the trekker up to 5319 meters height and it is the perfect option for seasoned trekkers worldwide. July to September, the best season to do Pin Parvati trek brings forth the maximum number of trekkers and visitors Manali can accommodate. Parvati Valley is a beautiful landscape letting us cross the relishing greenery in Kullu and then taking us to the romantic Spiti Valley.
The Pin Parvati Pass is the major point of interest on Pin Parvati trek and it is always prepared to offer the most thrilling experience to each trekker. Risk and difficulty are common on Pin Parvati treks and the lengthy crossing fields between the surroundings and of course the heavy snowfall give the trek an adventurous notion every time.
You will not be disappointed at all if you take this Pin Parvati trekking package because you are going to be elevated to the state of bliss with the incomparable sceneries and views of stunning landscapes of Spiti Valley. A mixture of steep slopes, gradual climbs, barren mountains, snow-clad peaks and rugged passes, this 100km trek needs high trekking skills and can be completed in a course of 11 days. Also, as the Pin Parvati Pass trek takes you through some of the highest peaks, getting acclimatised to the environs also become a major requirement for successful completion of the trek.
Quick Facts About Pin Parvati Trek:
Temperature: Day: 16°C to 20°C and Night: 0°C to 4°C
Trekking Distance: 110 km
Maximum Altitude: 17,457 ft
Pin Parvati Trek Difficulty Level: Difficult
Airport: Bhuntar, 52 km away from Manali
ATM: Kaza has the last ATM point before your trek begins.

- 2D/1N
- Kasol
- 2D/1N
Camp Location: Kheerganga, Barshaini, Himachal Pradesh
Start Point/End Point: The trek starts from Barshaini and ends at Barshaini only.
Start Time/End Time: The trek start at 10:00 AM on day 1 and ends between 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM on day 2.
About the Destination:
Perched at an elevation of around 3,050 meters above sea level, Kheerganga can be reached by hiking the 24 kilometers long picture-perfect Kheerganga Trek. Nestled at one end of the majestic Parvati Valley, this ever-charming destination treats the trekkers’ eyes with its verdant greenery and panoramic skies.
The sacred destination of Kheerganga is home to a holy bathing tank, an age-old shrine of Lord Shiva, and a beautiful hot water spring. Getting to take a bath in the hot water when everything around is shrouded with snow is a dream for all trekkers and Kheerganga Trekking actually rewards the tired trekkers by granting this wish!
About the Kheerganga Trek:
Kheerganga Trek is one of the most well-known trekking destinations in Himachal Pradesh and is located deep in the Parvati Valley. For this guided trek, you have to meet us in the beautiful hill station Barshaini which is the starting point of this trek. Along your way to Kheerganga Trek, you will explore Rudra Nag village. The scenic hamlets mark a space for the perfect stops and are ideal to delve into the local culture of Himachal Pradesh.
You can enjoy the local food and cafes on the way. After a while, you will reach the Rudra Nag temple. As you cross the waterfall, the path gets a little steeper and then you will start spotting the blue and yellow huts which indicates the final milestone of the trek i.e Kheerganga top. Upon reaching Kheerganga, you can head straight for the Parvati Kund, or the natural hot water springs, which become all the more attractive in the winters. After reaching the top, you can relax into the alloted camps and enjoy the music session to be organized at the campsite is the cherry on the top.
Quick Facts About Kheerganga Trek:
Kheerganga Trek Distance: 24 km
Maximum Altitude:9,700 ft
Kheerganga Trek Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate
Electricity: Electricity will be available in Kheerganga campsite.
ATM: Kasol is the last point where you will get ATM.
Trekking Gradient: Steep ascent throughout the trail
This Kheerganga Trek offers two options of stay as mentioned below:
Variant 1
Alpine Tent stay - with common washroom
How to reach the campsite?
You have to report at Barshaini which is the starting point of the trek and it is around 22 km from Kasol. Many local transports and private cabs are available from Kasol to reach Barshaini.

- 4D/3N
- Manali
- 4D/3N
About the Patalsu Peak Trek:
Nestled at the head of the beautiful Kullu valley in Himachal Pradesh, Patalsu Peak climbs up to staggering heights of 13,845 ft. to offer unmatched panoramic views of Hanuman Tibba, Deo Tibba, Friendship peak, Dhauladhar Ranges and more. The trek is decorated with scenic beauty and enchanting appeal of Manali, Solang village and Shagadugh. Though the trek is comparatively difficult, yet it becomes fascinating as the trails coil through quaint little hamlets, alpine meadows and beautiful dense forests of oak and pine.
Do not miss the unforgettable chance to experience an enchanting view of the avian species like Khaleej and morals during the trek.

- 10H
- Manali
- 10H
Starting from Solang Valley, this trek is a must take for the lovers of nature and adventure. both. With its difficulty ranging close to moderate, it has gained immense popularity within the community.
About the Activity:
- Start by arriving at Solang Valley early in the morning and beginning the trek as you move away from there.
- After you start trekking, you will see views of many famous peaks, including the Friendship Peak.
- After passing a variety of vegetation and forests, you will arrive at the final steep climb covered with rocks and absolutely no trail. Once on the top of the peak, rejoice the scenery around you.
- Spend some time and click some pictures before starting the return trek to Solang Valley, where you will be finishing the experience and move to your return journey.
Timing- 7 AM to 5 PM
Difficulty- Easy to Moderate
Age Limit- 14 to 45 Years
Physical Requirement- Fit to take on steep treks for 10kms

- 4D/3N
- Manali
- 4D/3N
About the Activity:
- Start by arriving in Manali and get oriented about the place and the trip
- Stay in a camp here and start a trek to Lamadugh the next day
- The next day will be dedicated to a visit to the famous Jogini waterfalls and a dip in the hot water springs of Vashisth
- You will be ending you trip in Old Manali as you check out of the camp arranged for you
Jogini Waterfall Trek

As it is a very short trek and has an easy difficulty level, you can complete it in one day. The trek begins at the quaint and charming village of Vashisht. Its lush greenery with cool splashing water makes it one of the most memorable Manali trekking places in march.
Duration: 1 day
Maximum Elevation: 150 ft
Best Season: March to May
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate


- 2D/1N
- Kasol
- 2D/1N
Starting time of the trek: 10:00 AM on day 1
End time of the trek: 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM on day 2
Camping Location: Tosh Village, Himachal Pradesh
Indulge your visual senses as you take on the Tosh valley trek, a trail that will take you across the periphery of the mighty Himalayas. A village at the end of the Parvati Valley in Himachal Pradesh, Tosh is situated at a height of 7,874ft and leads to the beautiful Pin Parvati Pass. The Tosh River here is an offshoot of the Parvati River, which suckles into the main river at Pulga. An amazing point to note here is that the valley of Tosh is actually home to a tributary of the river Parvati, which also goes by the name River Tosh. This means that as soon as you arrive at a point after the trek to Tosh, where a smaller river stream is feeding its waters into the grand Parvati Valley, you have arrived at the beginning point of Tosh Valley.
Quick Facts:
Temperature Range: The average temperature here ranges between 2°C and 7°C and dips below the freezing point in winters.
Tosh Valley Trekking distance: 6 km
Tosh Trek Difficulty Level: Easy
Starting and Ending Point: Barshaini, Kullu
Best time to visit Tosh Valley: April to October would be the best time, though pleasant weather can be seen throughout the year. November to February would be a good time to see snow and experience freezing cold.
How to reach the campsite?
You have to report at Barshaini which is the starting point of the trek and it is around 22 km from Kasol. Many local transports and private cabs are available from Kasol to reach Barshaini.
Malana Village Trek

If you are trekking lover then you must go for trekking in Manali. Enjoy this energizing 6 days 5 nights trekking campaign in Malana town and get a chance to investigate the astonishing magnificence of this district.
Begin your visit in the wake of getting grabbed in an aerated and cooled transport from New Delhi to Manali and drive for around 12 hours. Get down at Patlikuhal and afterwards take a jeep ride to Rumsu base camp (10 km) walk around the ways of Naggar while seeing the endless magnificence of the area.
Visit the most acclaimed Gowrishankar temple, Tripura Sundari sanctuary with its Pahadi style Naggar mansion and the Roerich craftsmanship display. Begin trekking in the wake of getting advised by your visit guide and trek to the Ghankulhadi campground and go through the timberland of pine, fir. This trek will take around 4-5 hours. Begin at around 6.00 AM and trek to the highest point of the Chandrakhani Pass (3,660 meters) for 3 hours. Trek to the Negroni campground for the night.
Duration: 6 days
Maximum Elevation: 11023 ft
Best Season: May to August
Difficulty Level: Moderate-high
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Chandrakhani Pass Trek

Chandrakhani Pass is a standout amongst the most lovely and tranquil go, at an elevation of 3660 m situated in the Kullu valley. Chandrakhani Pass offers awesome perspectives of the Deo Tibba crest, Pir Panjal and Parbati scope of mountains.
Manali trekking places is a standout amongst the most delightful treks that acquaints the voyager with the remote, bumpy societies of Himachal Pradesh. The beautiful magnificence of the Kullu valley and the mountain tops that spot that skyline is a treat for nature significant other all through the excursion.The area is otherwise called the Valley of Gods. Legend has that Jamlu (the managing god at Malana), opened a wicker container containing the lords of Kullu at the Chandrakhani Pass and the solid winds blew the divine beings to their present dwelling places and this is one of the best treks near Manali.
Best Season: June-August
Maximum Elevation: 11,970ft
Duration: 3 day
Difficulty Level: Moderate
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About The Bijli Mahadev Trek:
Bijli Mahadev is one of the sacred temples of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It is located at an altitude of about 2,460m in the Kullu Valley. Explore the nature trails of a city and experience secrets in its kitty in the beautiful city of Manali. Enjoy the company of tall trees and beautiful landscapes with the Bijli Mahadev trek. Report at Kinja village in Kullu. You will meet your guide there and start the trek towards the Bijli Mahadev temple.
Activity Location: Kashawri, Kullu
Start Point/End Point: Kinja village, Himachal Pradesh
Start Time: 10:00 AM
End Time: 02:00 PM
Bijli Mahadev Trek Package Inclusions:
- Guide
- Activity- Trekking
Chandratal Lake Trek

Chandra Tal is also known as "Moon Lake" is the source of the Chandra River. It is one of the finest treks near Manali . It was at one time a provisional spot for brokers from Tibet and Ladakh who went to Spiti and the Kullu valley, however today it draws in countless devotees from over the world.
Situated at a height of 4300 m, Chandra Tal Lake is only 6 km far from the Kunzum Pass in Spiti and Lahaul locale of Himachal Pradesh condition of India. Strolling on Chandra Tal trek will offer an extreme ordeal like the experience of setting off to the moon.
You will go through two high mountain ranges named Moulkila and Chandrabhaga, which are entirely trying for mountain dwellers. Further, you will see the delightful snow-shrouded mountain tops and slants. There is an unbelievable story connected with this lake and this is one of the best Manali trekking.
Best Season: June to mid-Oct
Maximum Elevation: 14000 ft
Duration: 5 days
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
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Bara Banghal and Bir Trek

Manali and Dharamshala must rank as two of the best-known slope stations in India which are one of the best destinations for trekking, however, few realize that between them lies a fabulous breadth of mountains rich in magnificence and legend. Taking in two passes — Kalihani and Thamsar — the 11-day trek goes through timberlands of pine-oak and deodhar and valleys overwhelming with wildflowers.
The genuine highlight of the trek, be that as it may, is the Gaddis, semi-migrant pastoralists, who bungle the high valleys with their sheep. The breathtaking Bara Bhangal trek permits trekkers a look into their minimal known lives and gives them the uncommon benefit of going to their most established settlement, Bara Bangal, a town that time appears to have overlooked.
Best Season: May - June
Maximum Elevation: 16,070 ft
Duration: 11 day
Difficulty Level: Difficult
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Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek

Deo Tibba Base camp trek is very much famous for Manali trekking places. Hampta Pass is a standout amongst the most delightful treks in the Manali area. Deo Tibba at 4267m is a prominent crest in the eastern Pir Panjal Range and Hampta Pass used to be the customary course amongst Kullu and Lahaul valleys.
This trek takes us over the glorious foothills of the Himalayas, the Pir Panjal Range, crossing at Hampta Pass (4267m) to achieve remote Lahaul - a separated area of Himachal Pradesh.
The desolate scene in the upper areas and the green valleys beneath make the trail striking. Hampta pass offers picturesque perspectives of lavish green valleys, towering snow-clad mountains, and slopes and this is one of the best treks near manali.
Duration: 6 days
Maximum Elevation: 14000 ft
Best Season: May to July
Difficulty Level: Moderate
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- 2D/1N
- Manali
- 2D/1N
Location: Manali
Start Point: Hadimba Club, Manali
Activity Timings: 8 AM to 2 PM
About Lamadugh Trek, Manali:
Manali is gifted with a lot of amazing places and one of them happens to be this unique high altitude alpine meadow near Old Manali. Popular as one of the must-visit and most visited places, Lamadugh is famous for offering experiences and views that you may have never witnessed before. The trek offers majestic views of the many high mountains of the Himalayas that surround the valley like Indrasan, Deo Tibba, and the peaks of the Bara Shigri glacier.
This day trek to the meadow of Lamadugh starts with your arrival at the meeting point in the Old Manali. You will then start the trek and climb through the thick forests of Pine and Deodar to reach your destination. To enter Lamadugh, you will have to walk on the ridge, the place will open up to this green heaven of a meadow dotted by just one hut and with a variety of flowers. Spend some time here and have your packed lunch, before climbing back down to reach Manali base camp and enjoy overnight camping over there. The next day morning, after having breakfast bring the experience to an end. To make the experience more convenient and helpful, you will have the facility of trek guide, cook, and helpers on the trek.

- 5D/4N
- Kasol
- 5D/4N
About Sar Pass Trek:
Perched at 13,800 ft. above sea level, Sar Pass offers the magnificence of a beautiful verdant landscape and is a heaven for photographers, artists, and nature lovers. Set against a curtain of majestic Himalayan peaks wrapped in snow, the Sar Pass trek passes through some of the most scenic views ranging from forests to the meadows to the ice blankets.
While trekking across the path from Tila Lotni to Biskeri Ridge, one has to pass by a small, usually frozen lake which means "Sar" in the local language of Himachal. Hence the name, Sar Pass! The trail passes through the thick forest and takes you to a winter wonderland that makes it fascinating.
Sar Pass Trek Quick Facts:
Start Point/End Point: Kasol Base Camp. (It is 2 km away from the Kasol Bus Stand)
Duration: 4N/5D
Maximum altitude: 13,800 ft.
Sar Pass Trek Distance: 48 Kms
Temperature: 22°C (Max. During Day Time) to -5°C ( Min. During Night Time)
Best Time for Sar Pass Trek: April to October.

- 7D/6N
- Manali
- 7D/6N
Location - Manali
Start Point/End Point: Manali Bus Stand
Start Time/End Time: The trek start at 10:00 AM on day 1 and ends at around 03:00 PM on day 7.
About the Kanamo Peak:
The Kanamo Peak looms behind Kibber and Tashi Gang villages, hidden away at the heart of Spiti. The Kanamo Peak Trekisfabulous and probably the best way for one to experience a climb to 6000m in India. Kanamo means ‘White Lady’. This peak can be approached and does not require any mountaineering skills and can be climbed properly if one is acclimatized. It is a fascinating trek with a different quality of Himalaya’s i.e. barren mountain desert with sparse vegetation with a touch of snow. Once you reach the summit you will get a 360-degree view of the whole region which is very fascinating. From the summit you can get the views of faraway Kullu, Kinnaur and Ladakh.