Beas Kund Trek

The Manali Beas Kund Trek is a short yet rewarding trek that takes you deep into the heart of the Himalayas. This trail is perfect for beginners and experienced trekkers alike, offering stunning views of snow-capped peaks, lush green meadows, and the serene Beas Kund, a high-altitude glacial lake that is believed to be the source of the Beas River. The trek combines natural beauty with a touch of mythology, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring the Manali region.

• Duration : 5 Days.
• Season : July to November.
• Region : Manali Rohtang Area

Tour Itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival in Manali
Upon arrival in Manali, check into your hotel and participate in a briefing session about the trek. Spend the rest of the day exploring the vibrant streets of Mall Road or relaxing at your hotel. This day serves as a preparation for the adventure ahead.

Day 2: Manali to Solang Valley to Dhundi
The trek begins with a short drive from Manali to Solang Valley, known for its scenic beauty and adventure sports. From Solang Valley, the trail leads you through dense pine forests, lush meadows, and along the banks of the Beas River to the quaint village of Dhundi. Set up camp amidst the tranquil surroundings and enjoy a night under the stars.

Day 3: Dhundi to Beas Kund and Return to Dhundi
Start the day early with a trek to Beas Kund, a serene glacial lake nestled amidst towering peaks such as Hanuman Tibba and Shitidhar. Spend time soaking in the breathtaking views and the peaceful atmosphere of this sacred site. After exploring the area, trek back to Dhundi for another night at the campsite.

Day 4: Dhundi to Solang Valley and Return to Manali
The final leg of the trek takes you back to Solang Valley, retracing your steps through the scenic trail. From Solang, a drive will take you back to Manali, where you can unwind and reflect on your trekking experience.

Day 5: Departure from Manali
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and check out. Leave Manali with unforgettable memories of the stunning landscapes and tranquil moments at Beas Kund.