Bhrigu Lake is a well-known Himalayan location with a slice of nature\'s luxury for all types of people with all sorts of tastes. It is a high-altitude alpine lake trip. This area is a tranquil refuge full of unexpected natural wonders, beginning with the lush green meadows, views of snow-capped mountains, vast skyscapes, vivid flowers, and a hint of spirituality. This 3-day walk will not stop surprising you along the road if you\'re searching for a quick fix of amazement. In the Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh, at a height of 4,267 metres, sits the appealing Bhrigu Lake. Bhrigu Lake is regarded as one of the easiest and most reachable alpine lake treks in the Himalayas among the extensive list of alpine lake treks. The Bhrigu Lake walk is a good choice for novice trekkers. Bhrigu Lake is a good choice if you want to experience hiking for the first time. This heavenly lake gets its name from the fabled sage Bhrigu. According to myths and local legends, the great sage Bhrigu meditated close to the lake. If we look at the highlights of the Bhrigu Lake journey, passing through a tangle of colourful wildflowers, stargazing at night, hiking through gentle monsoon rains, and camping in verdant meadows are some of the typical ones that bring nice memories to mind. The vistas of various impressive peaks, like the Seven Sister Peaks, Deo Tibba, and Hanuman Tibba, to mention a few, are the place\'s most recognisable attractions. Additionally, you have magnificent vistas of the emerald-green Bhrigu Lake itself as well as the Solang and Beas Kund valleys. All of your difficult feelings will go away as you see and move closer to the stunning Bhrigu Lake, and you\'ll get a warm, familiar feeling throughout your body. You could even discover inner peace if you try to sit down and meditate. Although the Bhrigu Lake trip could be the best choice for novices, every Himalayan landscape has its own unique set of difficulties. This trek\'s paths are steep, with long ascents of 7 km on Day 1 and 6 km without any descents on Day 2. In a short while, we\'ll be rising to a substantial altitude. To traverse these distances, you need to have strong legs and endurance. Without adequate training, gear knowledge, and a minimum level of fitness, it might be fatal up here.
Is this trek good for me?
expand_moreBhrigu Lake is an easy level trek climbing to an altitude ideal for both beginners and experienced trekkers. For beginners, it is an ambitious start to enter the world of trekking. It can get very rigorous for the first-timers. Therefore, it is recommended to the first timers to maintain a good physical stamina and read extensively. Any experienced trekker would love to go on Bhrigu Lake for the love of its views and trekking.
Experience required
expand_moreBhrigu Lake trek is one of the most ambitious starts for the first-timers. Although the trek is doable by beginners, they should prepare and read extensively about the trek.
Fitness benchmark
expand_more1 Jog/Run for 4 Kms in 35-40 mins or Walk continuously for 8 Kms (with 3-4 small breaks) on plain terrain (slight incline is better) - You would be required to produce a screenshot from a fitness app testifying the same 2 Hold your breath for 25-30 seconds
Requisite Skills
expand_moreHow to?choose a right rucksack: It is essential that you choose a right rucksack for the trek since you are going to carry it all the time while trekking. Make sure you don?t make these?common mistakes while buying a rucksack. How to?pack a rucksack:?Trekking in mountains become more fun when your rucksack is well-organized. It also makes it easier for you to carry without being much load on your shoulders. Follow the guidelines on?how to pack a rucksack.
About the activity: Why should I go for this trek?
expand_moreBhrigu Lake trek is one of the most beautiful treks in the Manali region of Himachal Pradesh. The trek to the beautiful alpine lake is through forests and meadows. The trek is of an easy level and can be done by beginners easily. The maximum altitude attained during Bhrigu Lake trek is 14,000 ft. This trek should be a must do on the list of trekkers who wish to explore untouched trails.
What are the best months to visit this trek?
expand_moreBest time to do Bhrigu Lake trek is May to October.
How to Reach the base of the trek & how to go back from the end point?
expand_moreThe start point of Bhrigu Lake trek is Gulaba which lies on the way to Rohtang Pass. The ideal way to reach Gulaba is by hiring a shared jeep or a private taxi from Manali. Manali is well connected to Delhi through road and air. There are no direct trains from Delhi though. By Road:?The road distance from Delhi to Manali is 536 km. There are overnight HPRTC Volvo buses from ISBT Kashmere Gate, Delhi for Manali. There are also private Volvo buses which can be booked online. However, their services are highly unreliable, especially on Long Weekends. It is a 14-hour journey by bus. You can book your bus tickets online through hrtchp.com or any other bus services available. You can also hire a private taxi or an outstation cab from Delhi. By Rail:?To reach by train, take a direct train from Delhi to Pathankot. Some of the trains that run on this route are Delhi-Pathankot Express, Jammu Tawi Express, Delhi-Dhauladhar Express. You can then take a bus from Pathankot to Manali. Or you can take a connecting train from Pathankot to Joginder Nagar which is the nearest station to Manali. There are buses running frequently between Joginder Nagar and Manali. By Air:?The nearest airport is Bhuntar airport which is located 50 km from Manali. There are taxis available at the airport which will take you to Manali. You can also take local buses that keep running from Bhuntar to Manali at very regular frequency. Buses are decent and very cheap compared to taxi that can cost you around INR 2000 to 2500 depending upon season.
What is the cellular network connectivity for this trek?
expand_moreOne can expect cellular connectivity till Gulaba and few kilometers ahead of Manali. There might be no signals available by the time you reach Rola Khuli.
What are the nearby attractions that I can explore?
expand_moreManali is the gateway to Solang Valley where you can participate in adventure activities like paragliding, and zorbing in the summer months when the snow melts. This famous tourist hill station has so many places to visit in Manali. Visit the ancient Hadimba Devi Temple which has an interesting mythological tale associated with it. Walk through the charming lanes of Old manali. Visit the bazaar to buy some souvenirs. Jogini Fall and Vashisht Temple are other famous attractions in Manali. You can also visit Rohtang pass while you are in Manali.
What is the minimum & maximum age limit?
expand_moreThe minimum age limit is 9 years. However, minors aged between 9 to 17 should be accompanied with their parents or guardians. If you are above the age of 60, kindly carry a medical certificate from your doctor that deem you fit for adventure activities like trekking
What will be the accommodation type in this trek?
expand_moreOn trekking days, all the trekkers will be accommodated in twin or triple sharing tents. Along with this, there will be also be a toilet tent and a dining tent installed at every campsite as we roll.
What kind of tents and sleeping bags will be provided to us?
expand_moreWe provide 4 seasons tents by Gipfel for higher altitudes which can easily withstand heavy snowfall and storms. They are spacious enough to accomodate 3 people at once with a vestibule to place the backpacks. Our sleeping bags are made up of Heatseeker Pro synthetic insulation that can provide you comfort in -10 degrees celsius. We also use additional fleece liners to have thermal efficiency even in the extreme temperatures of -17 degrees Celsius. If you carry your own sleeping bag, you will get a cashback reward provided that you inform us as soon as you have booked your trek.
Are there any washroom/toilet facilities on the trek?
expand_moreToilet tents will be provided to you on the trek.These are portable toilets tents where a deep pit will be dug. A shovel will be provided inside the tent to cover the waste after you have made your business. You can take a toilet roll inside. Make sure you dig used toilet paper along with the waste. Though water is recommended in place of toilet paper. Please refrain from using wet wipes as they are non-biodegradable. There will be no facility for bathing on the trek. Go through our blog section for tips on how to maintain personal hygiene on treks.
If we trek in snow, what equipment will you provide?
expand_moreYou will be provided with good quality gaiters and microspikes from us depending upon the situation of the snow. Our trek leaders will also be carrying ropes and ice axe.
What kind of food will be provided for the trek?
expand_moreVegetarian food will be served throughout the trek. The only non-vegetarian item served on our treks are eggs. Our kitchen staff follows a proper menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner which has been designed in order to fulfil the nutritional requirements of the participants. There will be milk, poha, eggs, muesli/corn flakes, bread and butter served for breakfast. Rice or simple roti sabzi will be packed for lunch. In dinner, you will have dal, egg curry or any other vegetarian dish along with rice, roti, and a dessert item. Packed lunch will be provided to you on the days you are trekking. You are requested to carry your own tiffin box and a mug to consume food. The meals consumed on journey and arrival day are not included in our cost.
What equipment can I rent from you?
expand_moreYou can rent following items from us- Trekking Pole, Trekking Shoes, Fleece Jacket, Rucksack
What will the temperatures be like during this trek?
expand_moreIn the summer season on Bhrigu lake trek the temperature will range from 15-20 degrees Celsius during the day and 4-7 degrees Celsius at night. The winter will get cold dropping the temperature from 10-7 degrees celsius during the day and 0 to -5 degrees celsius at night.
When will there be snow on this trek?
expand_moreOn Bhrigu Lake trek you can expect snow in the first season i.e. May-June. It is difficult to expect snow post monsoons in August when the trek opens again for its second season. Heavy snowfall in winter makes this region inaccessible.
Is there an option to offload my backpack?
expand_moreIf you want to offload your rucksack, you will have to make a request for offloading a few days prior the trek through an email so that arrangement can be made in advance. You will be charged per day for offloading your rucksack. In case you decide to offload on the spot, you may have to pay a higher price than usual. However offloading your rucksack is not recommended since it is not a safe practice.
Who will lead us on the trek?
expand_moreA team of participant will be led by a course certified trek leader and a local guide. All participants are requested to abide by what their leader says. There will also be a team of kitchen staff and porters on the trek. We maintain 1:8 ratio of trek leader and participants. All our trek leaders and staff have a certified training in first-aid and rescue operation.
Is the trekking pole necessary?
expand_moreIt is not mandatory but it is more convenient with the pole. If you don?t want to buy one, you can rent it from us on minimal daily basis charges. You can request the renting link from us.
Are there any local stores/shops from where I can shop trekking necessities?
expand_moreManali has reasonable size market but because of immediate departure from Manali last minute purchasing might be difficult. Please do not leave anything for last minute buying.
Is it safe for a solo woman traveller to trek in Fixed departures?
expand_moreYes, it is absolutely safe for solo woman to travel in fix departures. Women on the trek will be sharing tent with each other. In case you are the only woman on the trek, you will be given a separate tent.
Will you give certificates on completion of trek?
expand_moreYes, e-certificates will be given at the end of each trek provided that you completed it. It will bear your name, the trek, and the maximum altitude you achieved on the trek.
In case we opt for the transport with you, where will you pick us from and where will you drop?
expand_moreWe have one pick-up point: Main Government Bus Stand in Manali. The dropping point will be at Vashisht,a hot sulphur water spring. From here you can take cab/auto rickshaw for Manali which is approximately 1 km.
What time will you drop us at the end point on last day of the trek?
expand_moreExpect to reach Vashisht late in the afternoon. If you wish to take a dip in the sulphur spring and explore the region, it is advised to make bus bookings for the next day.
What are the mandatory documents required for the trek?
expand_moreNo mandatory documents are required for the trek.
Cash Refund (All events including Friendship Peak Expedition except other Mountaineering Expeditions) - Cash refunds are only available for bookings made without any discounts, such as promotional codes or dynamic discounts. Additionally, cash refunds are not available for shifted batch bookings or if the booking status is "Booked". The amount of the refund will be determined based on the following guidelines:
Refunds will be processed back to the bank account or credit card account used to pay for the event i.e., the source of payment. The amount refunded will be based on the net amount paid for the event, excluding additional components such as transportation, rent, or portage.
Bhrigu Lake is a well-known Himalayan location with a slice of nature\'s luxury for all types of people with all sorts of tastes. It is a high-altitude alpine lake trip. This area is a tranquil refuge full of unexpected natural wonders, beginning with the lush green meadows, views of snow-capped mountains, vast skyscapes, vivid flowers, and a hint of spirituality. This 3-day walk will not stop surprising you along the road if you\'re searching for a quick fix of amazement. In the Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh, at a height of 4,267 metres, sits the appealing Bhrigu Lake. Bhrigu Lake is regarded as one of the easiest and most reachable alpine lake treks in the Himalayas among the extensive list of alpine lake treks. The Bhrigu Lake walk is a good choice for novice trekkers. Bhrigu Lake is a good choice if you want to experience hiking for the first time. This heavenly lake gets its name from the fabled sage Bhrigu. According to myths and local legends, the great sage Bhrigu meditated close to the lake. If we look at the highlights of the Bhrigu Lake journey, passing through a tangle of colourful wildflowers, stargazing at night, hiking through gentle monsoon rains, and camping in verdant meadows are some of the typical ones that bring nice memories to mind. The vistas of various impressive peaks, like the Seven Sister Peaks, Deo Tibba, and Hanuman Tibba, to mention a few, are the place\'s most recognisable attractions. Additionally, you have magnificent vistas of the emerald-green Bhrigu Lake itself as well as the Solang and Beas Kund valleys. All of your difficult feelings will go away as you see and move closer to the stunning Bhrigu Lake, and you\'ll get a warm, familiar feeling throughout your body. You could even discover inner peace if you try to sit down and meditate. Although the Bhrigu Lake trip could be the best choice for novices, every Himalayan landscape has its own unique set of difficulties. This trek\'s paths are steep, with long ascents of 7 km on Day 1 and 6 km without any descents on Day 2. In a short while, we\'ll be rising to a substantial altitude. To traverse these distances, you need to have strong legs and endurance. Without adequate training, gear knowledge, and a minimum level of fitness, it might be fatal up here.
Bhrigu Lake is a well-known Himalayan location with a slice of nature\'s luxury for all types of people with all sorts of tastes. It is a high-altitude alpine lake trip. This area is a tranquil refuge full of unexpected natural wonders, beginning with the lush green meadows, views of snow-capped mountains, vast skyscapes, vivid flowers, and a hint of spirituality. This 3-day walk will not stop surprising you along the road if you\'re searching for a quick fix of amazement. In the Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh, at a height of 4,267 metres, sits the appealing Bhrigu Lake. Bhrigu Lake is regarded as one of the easiest and most reachable alpine lake treks in the Himalayas among the extensive list of alpine lake treks. The Bhrigu Lake walk is a good choice for novice trekkers. Bhrigu Lake is a good choice if you want to experience hiking for the first time. This heavenly lake gets its name from the fabled sage Bhrigu. According to myths and local legends, the great sage Bhrigu meditated close to the lake. If we look at the highlights of the Bhrigu Lake journey, passing through a tangle of colourful wildflowers, stargazing at night, hiking through gentle monsoon rains, and camping in verdant meadows are some of the typical ones that bring nice memories to mind. The vistas of various impressive peaks, like the Seven Sister Peaks, Deo Tibba, and Hanuman Tibba, to mention a few, are the place\'s most recognisable attractions. Additionally, you have magnificent vistas of the emerald-green Bhrigu Lake itself as well as the Solang and Beas Kund valleys. All of your difficult feelings will go away as you see and move closer to the stunning Bhrigu Lake, and you\'ll get a warm, familiar feeling throughout your body. You could even discover inner peace if you try to sit down and meditate. Although the Bhrigu Lake trip could be the best choice for novices, every Himalayan landscape has its own unique set of difficulties. This trek\'s paths are steep, with long ascents of 7 km on Day 1 and 6 km without any descents on Day 2. In a short while, we\'ll be rising to a substantial altitude. To traverse these distances, you need to have strong legs and endurance. Without adequate training, gear knowledge, and a minimum level of fitness, it might be fatal up here.
Bhrigu Lake is a well-known Himalayan location with a slice of nature\'s luxury for all types of people with all sorts of tastes. It is a high-altitude alpine lake trip. This area is a tranquil refuge full of unexpected natural wonders, beginning with the lush green meadows, views of snow-capped mountains, vast skyscapes, vivid flowers, and a hint of spirituality. This 3-day walk will not stop surprising you along the road if you\'re searching for a quick fix of amazement. In the Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh, at a height of 4,267 metres, sits the appealing Bhrigu Lake. Bhrigu Lake is regarded as one of the easiest and most reachable alpine lake treks in the Himalayas among the extensive list of alpine lake treks. The Bhrigu Lake walk is a good choice for novice trekkers. Bhrigu Lake is a good choice if you want to experience hiking for the first time. This heavenly lake gets its name from the fabled sage Bhrigu. According to myths and local legends, the great sage Bhrigu meditated close to the lake. If we look at the highlights of the Bhrigu Lake journey, passing through a tangle of colourful wildflowers, stargazing at night, hiking through gentle monsoon rains, and camping in verdant meadows are some of the typical ones that bring nice memories to mind. The vistas of various impressive peaks, like the Seven Sister Peaks, Deo Tibba, and Hanuman Tibba, to mention a few, are the place\'s most recognisable attractions. Additionally, you have magnificent vistas of the emerald-green Bhrigu Lake itself as well as the Solang and Beas Kund valleys. All of your difficult feelings will go away as you see and move closer to the stunning Bhrigu Lake, and you\'ll get a warm, familiar feeling throughout your body. You could even discover inner peace if you try to sit down and meditate. Although the Bhrigu Lake trip could be the best choice for novices, every Himalayan landscape has its own unique set of difficulties. This trek\'s paths are steep, with long ascents of 7 km on Day 1 and 6 km without any descents on Day 2. In a short while, we\'ll be rising to a substantial altitude. To traverse these distances, you need to have strong legs and endurance. Without adequate training, gear knowledge, and a minimum level of fitness, it might be fatal up here.
Bhrigu Lake is a well-known Himalayan location with a slice of nature\'s luxury for all types of people with all sorts of tastes. It is a high-altitude alpine lake trip. This area is a tranquil refuge full of unexpected natural wonders, beginning with the lush green meadows, views of snow-capped mountains, vast skyscapes, vivid flowers, and a hint of spirituality. This 3-day walk will not stop surprising you along the road if you\'re searching for a quick fix of amazement. In the Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh, at a height of 4,267 metres, sits the appealing Bhrigu Lake. Bhrigu Lake is regarded as one of the easiest and most reachable alpine lake treks in the Himalayas among the extensive list of alpine lake treks. The Bhrigu Lake walk is a good choice for novice trekkers. Bhrigu Lake is a good choice if you want to experience hiking for the first time. This heavenly lake gets its name from the fabled sage Bhrigu. According to myths and local legends, the great sage Bhrigu meditated close to the lake. If we look at the highlights of the Bhrigu Lake journey, passing through a tangle of colourful wildflowers, stargazing at night, hiking through gentle monsoon rains, and camping in verdant meadows are some of the typical ones that bring nice memories to mind. The vistas of various impressive peaks, like the Seven Sister Peaks, Deo Tibba, and Hanuman Tibba, to mention a few, are the place\'s most recognisable attractions. Additionally, you have magnificent vistas of the emerald-green Bhrigu Lake itself as well as the Solang and Beas Kund valleys. All of your difficult feelings will go away as you see and move closer to the stunning Bhrigu Lake, and you\'ll get a warm, familiar feeling throughout your body. You could even discover inner peace if you try to sit down and meditate. Although the Bhrigu Lake trip could be the best choice for novices, every Himalayan landscape has its own unique set of difficulties. This trek\'s paths are steep, with long ascents of 7 km on Day 1 and 6 km without any descents on Day 2. In a short while, we\'ll be rising to a substantial altitude. To traverse these distances, you need to have strong legs and endurance. Without adequate training, gear knowledge, and a minimum level of fitness, it might be fatal up here.
Is this trek good for me?
expand_moreBhrigu Lake is an easy level trek climbing to an altitude ideal for both beginners and experienced trekkers. For beginners, it is an ambitious start to enter the world of trekking. It can get very rigorous for the first-timers. Therefore, it is recommended to the first timers to maintain a good physical stamina and read extensively. Any experienced trekker would love to go on Bhrigu Lake for the love of its views and trekking.
Experience required
expand_moreBhrigu Lake trek is one of the most ambitious starts for the first-timers. Although the trek is doable by beginners, they should prepare and read extensively about the trek.
Fitness benchmark
expand_more1 Jog/Run for 4 Kms in 35-40 mins or Walk continuously for 8 Kms (with 3-4 small breaks) on plain terrain (slight incline is better) - You would be required to produce a screenshot from a fitness app testifying the same 2 Hold your breath for 25-30 seconds
Requisite Skills
expand_moreHow to?choose a right rucksack: It is essential that you choose a right rucksack for the trek since you are going to carry it all the time while trekking. Make sure you don?t make these?common mistakes while buying a rucksack. How to?pack a rucksack:?Trekking in mountains become more fun when your rucksack is well-organized. It also makes it easier for you to carry without being much load on your shoulders. Follow the guidelines on?how to pack a rucksack.
About the activity: Why should I go for this trek?
expand_moreBhrigu Lake trek is one of the most beautiful treks in the Manali region of Himachal Pradesh. The trek to the beautiful alpine lake is through forests and meadows. The trek is of an easy level and can be done by beginners easily. The maximum altitude attained during Bhrigu Lake trek is 14,000 ft. This trek should be a must do on the list of trekkers who wish to explore untouched trails.
What are the best months to visit this trek?
expand_moreBest time to do Bhrigu Lake trek is May to October.
How to Reach the base of the trek & how to go back from the end point?
expand_moreThe start point of Bhrigu Lake trek is Gulaba which lies on the way to Rohtang Pass. The ideal way to reach Gulaba is by hiring a shared jeep or a private taxi from Manali. Manali is well connected to Delhi through road and air. There are no direct trains from Delhi though. By Road:?The road distance from Delhi to Manali is 536 km. There are overnight HPRTC Volvo buses from ISBT Kashmere Gate, Delhi for Manali. There are also private Volvo buses which can be booked online. However, their services are highly unreliable, especially on Long Weekends. It is a 14-hour journey by bus. You can book your bus tickets online through hrtchp.com or any other bus services available. You can also hire a private taxi or an outstation cab from Delhi. By Rail:?To reach by train, take a direct train from Delhi to Pathankot. Some of the trains that run on this route are Delhi-Pathankot Express, Jammu Tawi Express, Delhi-Dhauladhar Express. You can then take a bus from Pathankot to Manali. Or you can take a connecting train from Pathankot to Joginder Nagar which is the nearest station to Manali. There are buses running frequently between Joginder Nagar and Manali. By Air:?The nearest airport is Bhuntar airport which is located 50 km from Manali. There are taxis available at the airport which will take you to Manali. You can also take local buses that keep running from Bhuntar to Manali at very regular frequency. Buses are decent and very cheap compared to taxi that can cost you around INR 2000 to 2500 depending upon season.
What is the cellular network connectivity for this trek?
expand_moreOne can expect cellular connectivity till Gulaba and few kilometers ahead of Manali. There might be no signals available by the time you reach Rola Khuli.
What are the nearby attractions that I can explore?
expand_moreManali is the gateway to Solang Valley where you can participate in adventure activities like paragliding, and zorbing in the summer months when the snow melts. This famous tourist hill station has so many places to visit in Manali. Visit the ancient Hadimba Devi Temple which has an interesting mythological tale associated with it. Walk through the charming lanes of Old manali. Visit the bazaar to buy some souvenirs. Jogini Fall and Vashisht Temple are other famous attractions in Manali. You can also visit Rohtang pass while you are in Manali.
What is the minimum & maximum age limit?
expand_moreThe minimum age limit is 9 years. However, minors aged between 9 to 17 should be accompanied with their parents or guardians. If you are above the age of 60, kindly carry a medical certificate from your doctor that deem you fit for adventure activities like trekking
What will be the accommodation type in this trek?
expand_moreOn trekking days, all the trekkers will be accommodated in twin or triple sharing tents. Along with this, there will be also be a toilet tent and a dining tent installed at every campsite as we roll.
What kind of tents and sleeping bags will be provided to us?
expand_moreWe provide 4 seasons tents by Gipfel for higher altitudes which can easily withstand heavy snowfall and storms. They are spacious enough to accomodate 3 people at once with a vestibule to place the backpacks. Our sleeping bags are made up of Heatseeker Pro synthetic insulation that can provide you comfort in -10 degrees celsius. We also use additional fleece liners to have thermal efficiency even in the extreme temperatures of -17 degrees Celsius. If you carry your own sleeping bag, you will get a cashback reward provided that you inform us as soon as you have booked your trek.
Are there any washroom/toilet facilities on the trek?
expand_moreToilet tents will be provided to you on the trek.These are portable toilets tents where a deep pit will be dug. A shovel will be provided inside the tent to cover the waste after you have made your business. You can take a toilet roll inside. Make sure you dig used toilet paper along with the waste. Though water is recommended in place of toilet paper. Please refrain from using wet wipes as they are non-biodegradable. There will be no facility for bathing on the trek. Go through our blog section for tips on how to maintain personal hygiene on treks.
If we trek in snow, what equipment will you provide?
expand_moreYou will be provided with good quality gaiters and microspikes from us depending upon the situation of the snow. Our trek leaders will also be carrying ropes and ice axe.
What kind of food will be provided for the trek?
expand_moreVegetarian food will be served throughout the trek. The only non-vegetarian item served on our treks are eggs. Our kitchen staff follows a proper menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner which has been designed in order to fulfil the nutritional requirements of the participants. There will be milk, poha, eggs, muesli/corn flakes, bread and butter served for breakfast. Rice or simple roti sabzi will be packed for lunch. In dinner, you will have dal, egg curry or any other vegetarian dish along with rice, roti, and a dessert item. Packed lunch will be provided to you on the days you are trekking. You are requested to carry your own tiffin box and a mug to consume food. The meals consumed on journey and arrival day are not included in our cost.
What equipment can I rent from you?
expand_moreYou can rent following items from us- Trekking Pole, Trekking Shoes, Fleece Jacket, Rucksack
What will the temperatures be like during this trek?
expand_moreIn the summer season on Bhrigu lake trek the temperature will range from 15-20 degrees Celsius during the day and 4-7 degrees Celsius at night. The winter will get cold dropping the temperature from 10-7 degrees celsius during the day and 0 to -5 degrees celsius at night.
When will there be snow on this trek?
expand_moreOn Bhrigu Lake trek you can expect snow in the first season i.e. May-June. It is difficult to expect snow post monsoons in August when the trek opens again for its second season. Heavy snowfall in winter makes this region inaccessible.
Is there an option to offload my backpack?
expand_moreIf you want to offload your rucksack, you will have to make a request for offloading a few days prior the trek through an email so that arrangement can be made in advance. You will be charged per day for offloading your rucksack. In case you decide to offload on the spot, you may have to pay a higher price than usual. However offloading your rucksack is not recommended since it is not a safe practice.
Who will lead us on the trek?
expand_moreA team of participant will be led by a course certified trek leader and a local guide. All participants are requested to abide by what their leader says. There will also be a team of kitchen staff and porters on the trek. We maintain 1:8 ratio of trek leader and participants. All our trek leaders and staff have a certified training in first-aid and rescue operation.
Is the trekking pole necessary?
expand_moreIt is not mandatory but it is more convenient with the pole. If you don?t want to buy one, you can rent it from us on minimal daily basis charges. You can request the renting link from us.
Are there any local stores/shops from where I can shop trekking necessities?
expand_moreManali has reasonable size market but because of immediate departure from Manali last minute purchasing might be difficult. Please do not leave anything for last minute buying.
Is it safe for a solo woman traveller to trek in Fixed departures?
expand_moreYes, it is absolutely safe for solo woman to travel in fix departures. Women on the trek will be sharing tent with each other. In case you are the only woman on the trek, you will be given a separate tent.
Will you give certificates on completion of trek?
expand_moreYes, e-certificates will be given at the end of each trek provided that you completed it. It will bear your name, the trek, and the maximum altitude you achieved on the trek.
In case we opt for the transport with you, where will you pick us from and where will you drop?
expand_moreWe have one pick-up point: Main Government Bus Stand in Manali. The dropping point will be at Vashisht,a hot sulphur water spring. From here you can take cab/auto rickshaw for Manali which is approximately 1 km.
What time will you drop us at the end point on last day of the trek?
expand_moreExpect to reach Vashisht late in the afternoon. If you wish to take a dip in the sulphur spring and explore the region, it is advised to make bus bookings for the next day.
What are the mandatory documents required for the trek?
expand_moreNo mandatory documents are required for the trek.
Cash Refund (All events including Friendship Peak Expedition except other Mountaineering Expeditions) - Cash refunds are only available for bookings made without any discounts, such as promotional codes or dynamic discounts. Additionally, cash refunds are not available for shifted batch bookings or if the booking status is "Booked". The amount of the refund will be determined based on the following guidelines:
Refunds will be processed back to the bank account or credit card account used to pay for the event i.e., the source of payment. The amount refunded will be based on the net amount paid for the event, excluding additional components such as transportation, rent, or portage.