What is the best time to undertake the Beas Kund trek?

The best time to trek to Beas Kund is typically from mid-May to October. During these months, the weather is generally favorable with clear skies and pleasant temperatures, making it ideal for trekking.

How difficult is the Beas Kund trek, and is it suitable for beginners?

The Beas Kund trek is considered to be of moderate difficulty and is suitable for beginners with a reasonable level of fitness. The trail involves moderate ascents and descents, but it is well-marked and not overly strenuous.

How do I book this package with you?

Beas Kund Trek trek booking with BPU is very easy. I would like to assure you that booking a trek with us is as simple as putting the icing on the cake. All you need to do is go to search for the trek. You will find a "Book now" option. Click on the option and fill in all the details that are being asked and then forget everything and prepare for the trek. In case of any kind of queries, you can mail us or call us on the number that is provided on the website. Our trek care executive will always be ready to assist and guide you.

Are there any altitude sickness concerns on the Beas Kund trek?

While Beas Kund is not at a very high altitude, altitude sickness can still occur. It's essential to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and ascend gradually to minimize the risk of altitude-related issues.

What are the accommodation options available along the Beas Kund trek route?

Accommodation options along the Beas Kund trek route include camping at designated campsites or staying in guesthouses and homestays in nearby villages like Dhundi or Bakarthach.

Are there any water sources along the Beas Kund trek trail?

Yes, there are several water sources along the Beas Kund trek trail, including streams and rivers. However, it's advisable to carry purification tablets or a water filter to ensure safe drinking water.

Is it necessary to hire a guide for the Beas Kund trek, or can it be done independently?

While hiring a guide is not necessary for the Beas Kund trek as the trail is well-marked, some trekkers prefer to hire a guide for navigation assistance and local insights. Independent trekking is also common and feasible for those comfortable with navigation.

Are there any permits required to trek to Beas Kund?

As of now, there are no permits required to trek to Beas Kund. However, it's essential to check for any updated regulations or permit requirements before embarking on the trek.

What wildlife or natural attractions can be encountered during the Beas Kund trek?

The Beas Kund trek offers opportunities to spot various species of birds, including Himalayan Monal and Snow Partridge. Additionally, trekkers may encounter marmots, deer, and other small mammals along the trail.

What are the alternate routes or side trips that can be combined with the Beas Kund trek for a longer adventure?

Trekkers can combine the Beas Kund trek with other nearby treks like the Bhrigu Lake trek or the Hampta Pass trek for a longer adventure. These routes offer diverse landscapes and stunning views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

What will the temperature like?

Beas Kund climate stays cool for a large portion of the month. The temperature drops down to 0 degrees in the winter however the summers are very soothing with a temperature scope of 10 degrees to 18-degree celsius. The precipitation isn't a lot of high that makes the air moistness free and able for trekking.

Beas Kund Trek

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6999

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5999Per Person

Details

Category
Himalayas Trek

Duration
3 Days / 2 Nights

Overview

Are your adventure brain waves calling for a thrilling climb? A fascinating trip in the Kullu Valley in Himachal Pradesh, India, is the Beas Kund trek. This journey offers the ideal fusion of adventure, cultural richness, and natural beauty. It is called after the holy Beas Kund, a high-altitude glacier lake. The trail begins in Solang Valley, a popular location for paragliding and skiing. It travels through verdant meadows, deep oak and pine forests, and charming villages. Trekkers are rewarded with stunning vistas of snow-capped summits such as Shitidhar, Friendship Peak, and Hanuman Tibba.

The scenery changes drastically as you ascend. Along the Beas River, the hike passes through alpine meadows where sheep are grazing and wildflowers are blooming. Reaching the Beas Kund, which is located at an elevation of roughly 3,700 meters (12,139 feet), is the trek's high point. Named for the Mahabharata's author, Sage Vyas, this glacial lake has immense mythological significance and is thought to be the source of the Beas River. Since the Beas Kund trek is only fairly difficult, beginners with a respectable degree of fitness can complete it. Usually, it takes three or four days to finish. To escape the severe winter snowfall, May through October is the ideal time to complete this climb. The trip is about more than simply getting there; it's also about taking in the breathtaking scenery and the solitude that the Himalayas provide.

Itinerary

The following detailed itinerary provides a day-by-day breakdown of your exciting Beas kund trek. From your arrival to the moment you return home, we've outlined your activities and experiences to make the most of your trek. Let's dive into the specifics.

Day 1|

Manali to Jaralu Thach/ Bakarthach via Dhundi

Day 2|

Drive from Joshimath to Dhak village 10 km. Then trek uphill to Gulling

Day 3|

Guling to Kuari Pass, 5 hours – return to lower Khullara camp – total 12 Km- 6/7 hours

What to Expect

As one of the very commonly known treks is the Beas Kund trek around Manali. The trek is beyond reaching the peak. You reach the most terrific source of the Beas river. The trek is a pathway filled with lush green. Between these green lands is where the emerald lake is situated. The backdrop of the lake is the mountains of Pir Panjal! The trek is a moderate climb. However, we would advice you to be prepared even if you are a regular trekkie. 3 days and 16km later you would have achieved a luxury! Only that the definition of luxury varies from Nature freaks to others. Whats stopping you? Pack your bags and your sense of adventure and join the Backpackers united family for a life time experience.

Accommodations

Camp stay on a twin-sharing basis

Backpackers United

Backpackers United will accompany the entire trip, and local backpackers will join along the way.

Inclusions & Exclusions

Inclusions

Accommodation on double/triple sharing (Guest house, Home stay, Camps)
Meals while on trek (Veg) Trek equipment: Sleeping bag
Mattress, tent (double/triple sharing), kitchen & dining tent, toilet tent, utensils, and crampon (if required)
All necessary permits and entry fees
First-aid medical kits
Mountaineering qualified & professional trek leader, guide, and support staff

Exclusions

Personal essentials Equipment: Gumboots, trekking poles, etc
Insurance: Personal and travel insurance
Beverage: Mineral water bottles, bottled or canned beverages Snacks: Chocolates, dry fruits, protein, or nutrition bars
Any kind of emergency evacuation charges
Any additional cost incurred due to changes in Government Guidelines related to travel/trek will be borne by the trekkers
Entertainment: Camera or drone fees In case your trek remains incomplete or uninitiated because of "force majeure" or due to personal reasons after you arrive at the starting point, you will not be able to get a refund, reschedule or replace any services that remain unutilized by you

Cancellation Policy & Payment Terms

Transparency is our priority. Here’s what you need to know:

Once a flight is booked, it is non-refundable.
Group departures require a minimum of 8 travelers. If the group size goes below 8, travelers will get another option. They can also join the next available group.
If bad weather or other unexpected issues happen, we may need to change or cancel some activities. In such cases, we’ll offer other options, but we don’t give cash refunds.