Himachal Pradesh
Destination
Trekking
Adventure
21 May to 24 May, 28 May to 31 May, 4 June to 7 June
Dates
₹ 11,500- + 3.63% Govt Service Tax (Per Person) – Price is applicable for minimum group size of 10 persons
Price
Bhrigu lake is a well-known lake of the Kullu region. Legend holds that Bhrigh Rishi meditated here, and that many local gods of the Kullu Valley visit to take a dip in its sacred water.
Bhrigu Lake is close to habitation, yet in a secluded lush green gorge. The Bhrigu Lake is at an altitude of 4235 metres lying east of the Rohtang Pass. Steep ups and downs can make you a bit tired but they are equally rewarding because of its tremendous views.
| Total Duration | 3 Nights / 4 Days (Ex Manali) |
| Style of Trip | Trekking |
| Grade | Easy |
| Maximum Altitude | 4270m |
| Best Season | April to mid June; October to December |
| Accommodation | Organized Camping – 03 |
| Food | On trek – All meals included. Day 01 lunch to Day 4 lunch |
| Travel | In non AC jeep/tempo traveller |
Cost Per Person: Ex Manali: 11,500/- per person3.63% Service tax to be added. Price is applicable for minimum group size of 10 personsCost Includes:
Accommodation
- On the trek: In small camping tents on twin/triple sharing basis with all meals included
Travel
- Trek transfers as per itinerary in non AC jeep/tempo traveler
Others
- Necessary equipment on the trek like camping tent, toilet tent, sleeping bag, ground mattress, etc.
- Local Guide on the trek. Local experienced kitchen staff on the trek
- All meals from lunch on Day 1 to lunch on Day 4.
Cost Excludes:
- 63% Govt. Service Tax as applicable (Subject to change)
- Air/Rail travel expenses to & from Delhi
- Any transportation to and from Manali
- Stay in Manali before or after the trek.
- Any additional stay or transport arrangements other than specified (We can assist you with any additional
- services)
- Charges for “personal” porters /mules hired for the trek for personal baggages.
- Meals during travel between two destinations
- Monument visit fees
- Any kind of insurance, such as accident, theft, medical, evacuation etc.
- Tips to the drivers, camping staff, porters & guide.
- Any extra costs incurred due extension / change of the itinerary due to natural calamities, flight delays, road
- blocks, vehicle breakdown etc. factors beyond the control of Getupandgo.in and its associates.
- Items not specified in “Cost Includes”.
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WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM THIS ADVENTURE TRIP
Bhrigu lake is a well-known lake of the Kullu region. Legend holds that Bhrigh Rishi meditated here, and that many local gods of the Kullu Valley visit to take a dip in its sacred water.
Bhrigu Lake is close to habitation, yet in a secluded lush green gorge. The Bhrigu Lake is at an altitude of 4235 metres lying east of the Rohtang Pass. Steep ups and downs can make you a bit tired but they are equally rewarding because of its tremendous views.
Bhrigu Lake is close to habitation, yet in a secluded lush green gorge. The Bhrigu Lake is at an altitude of 4235 metres lying east of the Rohtang Pass. Steep ups and downs can make you a bit tired but they are equally rewarding because of its tremendous views.
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Day 1: Arrival Manali bus stand and drive to Gulaba (22 kms; 1 hr) and camp
Take an over night bus to Manali so that you reach Manali next morning. We pick you up from Manali bus stand. Take the Manali-Rohtang Pass road. Drive by Kolang, Palchan, Kothi as you reach Gulaba, base camp of the trek. Gulaba is 22 km from Manali..
Trek takes us steadily underneath forest cover, passing through open grasslands every now and then. Make note of silver oak, cedar and birch trees on the trail here. These are few of the most prominent trees in the Himalayas. There are also a few rivulets that flow by.
The trail enters an open meadow where shepherds camp. We pitch our tents and camp here for the evening. The Gulaba camp gives a good break for acclimatization before hitting Rola Kholi at 3,830 meters.
Trek takes us steadily underneath forest cover, passing through open grasslands every now and then. Make note of silver oak, cedar and birch trees on the trail here. These are few of the most prominent trees in the Himalayas. There are also a few rivulets that flow by.
The trail enters an open meadow where shepherds camp. We pitch our tents and camp here for the evening. The Gulaba camp gives a good break for acclimatization before hitting Rola Kholi at 3,830 meters.
2
Day 2: Gulaba to Rola Kholi (3830 m; 4 hrs)
Observe Mt. Hanuman Tibba towering over the meadow in the background. Below Hanuman Tibba are the Seven Sister peaks seated in Beas Kund Valley. The second forested cover begins here.
Ahead, there’s a milky white rivulet flowing down the imposing Kolang Valley. This is Kolang Nallah. Walk straight towards it until you are walking along the banks of the stream.
As you climb up the ridge, pause to enjoy brilliant views of Manali and Solang Valley. Rola Kholi is a scenic grazing ground used by local shepherds. Located at the base of Bhrigu Lake, it makes for an ideal camping spot.
Ahead, there’s a milky white rivulet flowing down the imposing Kolang Valley. This is Kolang Nallah. Walk straight towards it until you are walking along the banks of the stream.
As you climb up the ridge, pause to enjoy brilliant views of Manali and Solang Valley. Rola Kholi is a scenic grazing ground used by local shepherds. Located at the base of Bhrigu Lake, it makes for an ideal camping spot.
3
Day 3: Rola Kholi to Bhrigu Lake (4270 m) and then to Pandu Ropa (3,600 m) (7 to 8 hrs)
Start early since you have to trek a long day ahead to reach Bhrigu Lake and campsite.
Bhrigu Lake rests between two high-altitude ridges.
On a clear day, you can catch a stunning panoramic view of Pir Pinjal and Dhauladhar ranges. Also, major peaks, Indrasen, Deo Tibba and Hanuman Tibba stand majestically before you. The lake is normally is enveloped in fog. So finding the route could be tricky.
After spending time at the lake, head down to Vashisht Valley on the other side. As you proceed, look for the mountain ridge of Vashisht Theli ahead.
The initial downhill section is steep and slippery. Descend slowly. The meadow walk is refreshing all the way to rice fields of Pandu Ropa. This is an old Kullu village with several native stories about Sage Bhrigu and the Pandavas. Camp overnight here.
Bhrigu Lake rests between two high-altitude ridges.
On a clear day, you can catch a stunning panoramic view of Pir Pinjal and Dhauladhar ranges. Also, major peaks, Indrasen, Deo Tibba and Hanuman Tibba stand majestically before you. The lake is normally is enveloped in fog. So finding the route could be tricky.
After spending time at the lake, head down to Vashisht Valley on the other side. As you proceed, look for the mountain ridge of Vashisht Theli ahead.
The initial downhill section is steep and slippery. Descend slowly. The meadow walk is refreshing all the way to rice fields of Pandu Ropa. This is an old Kullu village with several native stories about Sage Bhrigu and the Pandavas. Camp overnight here.
4
Day 4: Pandu Ropa to Vashisht (2,070 m/4 hrs). Drive to Manali.
Today’s trek is an easy one. Descend through the forest ridge of Pandu Ropa. Keep in mind that there are many steep downhill sections today.
Once you exit the forest ridge, treat yourself to a grand view of Kullu Valley. The trek ends at Vashisht. Drive from Vashisht to Manali. From Manali, one can take evening Volvo buses to Delhi.
End of arrangements…
Once you exit the forest ridge, treat yourself to a grand view of Kullu Valley. The trek ends at Vashisht. Drive from Vashisht to Manali. From Manali, one can take evening Volvo buses to Delhi.
End of arrangements…
