Manali Trekking Packages

Deo Tibba:

Deo Tibba is well known for its Pine forests and streams. On the way, you will view the peaks of Nobru Peak, Deo Tibba, and Chota Chandratal lake.

Distance: 19 km From Manali

Chandrakhani Pass:

This fascinating trek will lead you to the Deodar, Pine, and Chestnut forests. And it's covered with wildflowers.

Along the way, you will come across the ancient Jamlu temple, Ramsu village, and Parvati. Also, Deo Tibba mountain ranges.

Distance: 21 km From Manali

Hampta Pass:

This trek has a salient view of thick Alpine forest, tinkling streams, wildflower pasture, and lofty peaks.

Distance: 15 km from Manali

Bijli Mahadev:

This good trek will lead to the Bijli Mahadev Temple.

It comes across the valleys of Kullu and Pir Panjal Range of Mountains. Apart from this, you can view the junction of Parvati and Beas Rivers.

Distance: 62 km From Manali

Patalsu Peak:

This short day trek will lead you to the extensive view of Hanuman Tibba. Moreover, Friendship peak and Kullu Valley.

It consists of Deodar and Oak forest and habitats like Monals and Pheasant birds.

Distance: 36 km From Manali

Chandratal Baralacha Trek:

This lake is a source of Chandra River and a prime tributary of the Chenab River. It lies at the high altitude of Samudra Tapu plateau of Spiti valley.

So cherish your moment with lush green pasture, river streams. And aquamarine lakes with colorful wildlife.

Distance: 250 km From Manali

Bhrigu Lake:

Bhrigu lake is a historical island known for its location at the east of Rohtang Pass. Moreover, it is 6 km away from Gulaba Village. This lake never freezes completely. It is a spherical lake covered with greenery. However, the whole area turns into a milky snow bed during winters.

Distance: 19 km From Manali

Pin Parvati:

Pin Parvati is another venturesome trek. It links Parvati Valley to Pin Valley in Spiti. Also, it gives a salient view of snowy peaks of mountains and sterile Spiti Valley on the other side.

Trekkers explore the Pin Valley & Great Himalayan National Park while trekking. Moreover, it is well known for its Himalayan Leopards and Birds.

Distance: 78 km From Manali

Kheerganga:

The name Kheerganga is due to its milky colored water (like kheer). This trek will lead you to its natural hot water springs in Kheerganga. Along the way, you will come across the Rudra Nag waterfall and an ancient Shiva temple. 

After that, you can see some small yellow and blue huts. Moreover, Kheerganga is just a few minutes away from these huts.

Distance: 97 km From Manali

Sar Pass:

The word Sar means a "lake" in the local language. It is in the Parvati valley of Kullu and an ideal trek for beginners. A small frozen lake comes across the path from Tila Lotni to Biskeri Ridge. Therefore, it is known as Sar pass trek.

Distance: 40-50 km From Manali

Bara Bhangal:

It's one of the best treks to experience the beauty of the Himalayas. Here the Ravi River, Oak forests, Kalhani Glacier, and grassland lies.

Distance: 36.5 km From Manali

Beas Kund:

This trek originates from the Beas River and lies in Dhaular Range. You can view the Friendship and Hanuman Tibba peak from here. Besides this, you come along the Solang valley and the charming village of Dhundi.

Distance: 21 km From Manali