Beas Kund Trek

Leave from Beas Bridge, Manali, Manali at 8.30 am. Ensure you have had your breakfast before reaching the pickup point. En route, drop off your cloakroom bag, and collect your rentals at Palchan. You reach your first campsite by 2.30 pm and have lunch there..
Overnight Camping

If you are doing the Beas Kund trek, you will need to trek from Palchhani Thatch to Lohali on the second day. Here are some details about this route:
The trek from Palchhani Thatch to Lohali is about 4 km and takes about 4 to 5 hours. You will gain altitude from 10,300 ft to 11,000 ft.
The trek is mostly uphill and involves crossing a wooden bridge over the Beas river and ascending through boulders and moraines. You will also see some streams and waterfalls on the way.
The trek offers scenic views of the valley and the mountains, such as Hanuman Tibba, Deo Tibba, and Shitidhar. You will also see some shepherd huts and grazing animals in the meadow.
You will camp at Lohali, a grassy patch with a few tents and a kitchen. You will also see the Beas Kund glacier in the distance, which is your destination for the next day
Overnight Camping

This is the third day of the Beas Kund trek, where you will reach the glacial lake that is the source of the Beas river. Here are some details about this route:
The trek from Lohali to Beas Kund via Lady Leg is about 2.5 km and takes about 3 to 4 hours. You will climb a steep ascent of about 1798 feet, crossing boulders and moraines. You will also see the Beas Kund glacier on the way.
The trek offers scenic views of the valley and the mountains, such as Hanuman Tibba, Deo Tibba, and Shitidhar. You will also reach the holy lake of Beas Kund, where you can see the origin of the Beas river and the legend of Sage Vyas. You can spend some time at the lake and enjoy the serene and sacred atmosphere.
The trek from Beas Kund to Lohali via Lady Leg is the same as the way up, and takes about 3 to 4 hours. You will descend through the same route and enjoy the scenery. You will camp at Lohali or Bakarthach, depending on your preference
Overnight Camping

This is the last day of the Beas Kund trek, where you will return to Manali from Lohali. Here are some details about this route:
The trek from Lohali to Dhundi is about 9 km and takes about 4 to 5 hours. You will descend through the same route that you took on the first day, passing through Bakarthach and Dhundi. You will enjoy the views of the valley and the Beas river on the way.
The drive from Dhundi to Manali is about 26 km and takes about an hour. You will board a vehicle from Dhundi and drive through the Solang Valley, a popular destination for skiing and paragliding. You will also see the views of the mountains and the valley on the way.
You will be back in Manali by 2 pm. Book a return flight/train ticket from Chandigarh or Delhi. Do not book plane tickets to your hometown from Delhi on Day 4.
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Beas Kund trek advisory is a document that provides some guidelines and tips for paragliding operators and participants in Beas Kund, a famous destination for trekking in Himachal Pradesh, India. Some of the points mentioned in the advisory are:
The best time to do the Beas Kund trek is from March to June and from September to November, when the weather is clear and pleasant.
The trek starts from Solang Valley, which is about 14 km from Manali. You can reach Solang Valley by taxi or bus from Manali.
The trek duration is 3 to 4 days, and the total distance is about 28 to 30 km. The highest altitude is 12,772 ft at Beas Kund.
The trek difficulty is easy to moderate, and suitable for beginners. However, you should have good physical fitness and stamina, and carry proper trekking gear and clothing.
The trek passes through green meadows, streams, waterfalls, and forests, offering scenic views of the valley and the mountains. You will also see the glacial lake of Beas Kund, where the Beas river originates.
The trek is also associated with a legend that says that Rishi Vyas, the author of the Mahabharata, used to bathe in this lake.
The Beas Kund trek advisory is intended to ensure the safety and quality of the trekking experience in Beas Kund.
Here are some advisories for the Beas Kund Trek:
Trek Difficulty: The trek is considered to be of moderate difficulty. The climb from around 8000 ft at the beginning of the trek to over 12,000 ft is no mean feat. Even though this trek can be easily achieved by beginners, the long distances to be covered in a short period of time will surely require acclimatization.
Safety Measures: Wandering off from the campsite is not advised. The hills can be ruthless and going off on your own may prove to be a threat. Always go in groups or accompanied with the guide. To stay safe, follow the instructions of the guide very closely.
Respect the Environment: Remember to always respect the wilderness and the wild. Do not litter and always carry garbage bags.
Preparation: Use the in-depth information about each day of the trek, what to expect, and how you need to prepare for it. Many years of expertise have gone into this content.
Fitness: Fitness matters for the trek. You should be physically fit to undertake the trek.
Weather: The weather conditions can change rapidly in the mountains, so it’s always a good idea to check the local weather forecast before planning your trek.
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The best time to visit Beas Kund Trek is between mid-May and mid-October. However, the peak season is often considered to be April and May. The weather during these months is pleasant and the trekking trail is open. If you’re looking for a more specific time frame, some sources suggest that the ideal months are July to September. Please note that the weather conditions can change rapidly in the mountains, so it’s always a good idea to check the local weather forecast before planning your trek. Happy trekking! 🏔️

The Beas Kund Trek in the winter season can be quite challenging. From mid-September to the end of October, the weather is chilly but still favorable for the trek before winter sets in. However, during the winter months, the area is covered in several feet of snow. While some experienced trekkers attempt the trek in winter, it’s not advisable for beginners as the obstacles can be quite challenging during that time. Always remember to check the local weather forecast and prepare accordingly before planning your trek. Stay safe! 🏔️

The temperature at Beas Kund Trek varies depending on the time of year:
May and June: The temperature ranges from 13-16 degrees Celsius during the day and from 3-6 degrees Celsius at night.
July to September: The temperature ranges from 14-17 degrees Celsius during the day and from 4-8 degrees Celsius at night.
Winter Months: During the day, the temperature is around 8°C to 15 °C and during the night, the temperature comes down to 5 °C to 8 °C.

To reach Beas Kund, you need to first reach Manali, which is a popular hill station in Himachal Pradesh. You can reach Manali by air, train, or road from various cities in India. Here are some of the options:
By air: The nearest airport to Manali is Bhuntar Airport, which is about 50 km away. You can take a direct flight from Delhi to Bhuntar, or connect via Chandigarh or Kullu. From Bhuntar, you can hire a cab or take a bus to Manali.
By train: The nearest railway station to Manali is Joginder Nagar, which is about 50 km away. However, this is a narrow gauge station and not well-connected to major cities. The nearest broad gauge station is Chandigarh, which is about 310 km away. You can take a train from Delhi, Jaipur, Shimla, or other cities to Chandigarh, and then take a bus or cab to Manali.
By road: You can easily reach Manali by taking a bus from Delhi, Chandigarh, Shimla, Dharamshala, or other cities. There are many AC and non-AC buses available from different operators. You can also drive your own car or hire a cab to Manali.
Once you reach Manali, you can start the Beas Kund trek from Solang Valley, which is about 14 km from Manali. You can take a bus or cab to Solang, and then begin the trek. The trek is about 15 km long and can be completed in 3 to 4 days. The trek passes through scenic meadows, forests, and streams, and offers stunning views of the surrounding peaks like Friendship Peak, Shitidhar, Ladakhi, and Hanuman Tibba. The trek ends at Beas Kund, which is a beautiful glacial lake and the source of the Beas River.
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