1. Indrahar Pass Trek
Location: District Kangra
Duration: 5-6 days
Grade: Easy
Best time to visit: Mid May – October
Duration: 5-6 days
Grade: Easy
Best time to visit: Mid May – October
A famous mountain pass in Dhauladhar range, Indrahar Pass is located at an altitude of 4,342 meters /14,245 ft above the mean sea level. From the top of Indrahar pass, you can enjoy the spectacular view of the sacred peak of Manimahesh Kailash together with the Pir Panjal Range. Offering the best panorama of snow capped mountains, dense field, etc., this trek passes through the most attractive valleys of Himachal Pradesh. Indrahar Pass Trek follows one of the more established trails used by the Gaddi shepherds en-route to their summer grazing pastures in the upper Ravi Valley and Lahaul.
2. Pin Parvati Pass Trek
Location: Kullu
Duration: 15-17 days
Grade: Moderate
Best time to visit: July – September
Duration: 15-17 days
Grade: Moderate
Best time to visit: July – September
Trekking on Pin Parvati Pass is not at all easy. It was first crossed by Sir Louis Dane in the year 1884. Located at an elevation of 5300 m above sea level, Pin Parvati trek connects the lush Parvati valley on the Kullu side with the Pin valley on the Spiti side. There are immense mountain ranges that form outstanding trekking places. The magnificence of the place draws many trekking enthusiasts from across the world.
This trek thrills the tourist with the spectacular view of the Pin Parvati Pass. While trekking, one can catch glimpses of Hindu Khir Ganga, a place devoted to Lord Shiva and wildlife sanctuary Kanwar. Continuous snowfall and rain can make trekking a bit difficult in this area.
3. Kareri Lake Trek
Location: Dharamshala
Duration: 12 days
Grade: Moderate
Best time to visit: May– June & September -October
Duration: 12 days
Grade: Moderate
Best time to visit: May– June & September -October
Sited at an elevation of 3300 meters, this breathtaking trek is located in Kangra district. This trek starts from McLeod Ganj and will lead you towards Kareri village. On your way, you will witness a grand temple on a hilltop overlooking the lake which is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Shakti. Kareri Lake is another main attraction which is formed by the inflow of melted waters from the Mankiani Peak. The Kareri Lake trek being one of the alpine treks in the Indian Himalayan regionis recommended for experienced trekkers who have prior experience of high altitude tekking.
4. Hampta Pass Trek
Location: Manali
Duration: 12-15 days
Grade: Moderate
Best time to visit: May – October
Duration: 12-15 days
Grade: Moderate
Best time to visit: May – October
Lying at an elevation of about 3960 meters, Hampta pass acts as a bridge between Kullu valley and Lahaul. While trekking, you will pass through amazing sights like thick forests of walnut, oak and pine trees, water streams and various villages located within the mountains. This trek is ideal for all the nature lovers as they can enjoy the beautiful spectrums of nature and remote culture. The level of difficulty will start to increase when you begin the steep climb for Hampta Pass. You will walk on ice and pass through narrow and sticky lanes. The trek will commence at Prini and will lead you towards beautiful landscapes via Solang pass.
5. Beas Kund Trek
Location: Manali
Duration: 7-9 Days
Grade: Easy
Best time to visit: April – November
Duration: 7-9 Days
Grade: Easy
Best time to visit: April – November
If you’re looking forward to a short break, then Beas Kund Trek is the place to be. This trekking trail passes through the beautiful Solang valley, glaciers, snow-capped mountains and lush green meadows. The trail goes via Dhundi and Bakarthach to enter the Beas Kund glacier, the birthplace of the River Beas. The Beas Kund trek is the most popular and stunning trek in the Kullu valley. People of every age-group can enjoy trekking here as it is thoroughly enjoyable and easy going. This trek is located at an elevation of 3650 mts. While trekking, you can take in the view of Mt. Hanuman Tibba and Seven Sisters from the Dhundi camp.
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