The Bara Bhangal Trek is one of the most remote and rugged high-altitude treks in the Indian Himalayas. This 11-day journey takes you deep into the wilderness of Himachal Pradesh, from the lush meadows near Manali to the desolate yet stunning village of Bara Bhangal, which remains cut off from the world for most of the year. What makes this trek extraordinary is its raw Himalayan drama — towering snow-capped peaks, gushing glacial rivers, and pristine alpine valleys. The route crosses not just one but two grand mountain passes — Kalihani Pass and Thamsar Pass, each offering jaw-dropping views and thrilling challenges. Bara Bhangal is not just a trek — it's a test of endurance and a walk into a world few have seen. The villages you pass are home to shepherd communities that still live as they did centuries ago, and every campsite feels like it's been carved out of a postcard.

•  Group Size: 13 people
•  Languages: English, Hindi
• Cancellation Policy: Free cancellation up to 2 days before departure
• Temperature: Day (10°C to 15°C), Night (-5°C to 5°C)
• Best Time to Trek: June to September

Trace the Beas to its Hidden Source: The Beas Kund Experience

This trek takes you straight to the birthplace of one of North India’s most iconic rivers — the Beas. But getting there is half the magic. You walk through meadows framed by giant peaks, follow glacial rivers that snake through alpine valleys, and camp under skies thick with stars. At the end of the trail lies Beas Kund — a serene, high-altitude lake cradled by snow and myth. The landscape here is timeless: icy ridges, towering summits like Hanuman Tibba, and the silence of the high Himalayas. Whether you’re a first-time trekker or just craving a short escape into the wild, Beas Kund packs a punch in a small window. It’s a classic Himalayan experience, stripped down to its purest form.

A Walk into Myth and Sky: The Bhrigu Lake Experience

This is no ordinary trek — it’s a journey into myth and sky. Just a short drive from Manali brings you to trails that open straight into alpine meadows, often called the 'Valley of Gods' by locals. The views are unreal from the very first hour: you’re already walking above 10,000 feet, with panoramic sights of snow-draped peaks, wildflower pastures, and layers of forested valleys far below. At its heart lies Bhrigu Lake, a high-altitude glacial lake that has been sacred for centuries. According to legend, Sage Bhrigu meditated here, and the lake never fully freezes — no matter how harsh the winter. The short duration, accessible start, and instant elevation gain make this trek one of the best quick getaways in the Himalayas. It’s a rare mix of effort, reward, and quiet awe.

Nestled deep in the heart of Kullu Valley, this 4-day Himalayan experience blends scenic forest trails, sleepy villages, and authentic mountain hospitality. The Naggar–Chachogi–Stelling Trek is a short but powerfully immersive journey, ideal for beginners, families, and anyone craving quietude, nature, and local connection — far from the chaos of mainstream trails. Starting in Naggar, the historical capital of Kullu and home to ancient temples, art, and legends, you hike gently into the lesser-known world of Chachogi and the Stelling forest zone. You’ll pass through pine and deodar woods, remote hamlets, and flowering meadows as you climb toward the panoramic high point of Stelling Top. Every step invites you to slow down. To notice. To breathe deeper.

• Temperature: Day (10°C to 20°C), Night (2°C to 8°C)
• Best Time to Trek: March to June & September to December

Beyond the Clouds: A Journey to the Summit of Friendship Peak. Friendship Peak, standing majestically at 5,289 meters within the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas, offers an exhilarating expedition for seasoned trekkers and aspiring mountaineers. This journey traverses diverse terrains—from lush green meadows and dense forests to moraines and glaciated paths—culminating in a summit that rewards adventurers with panoramic views of prominent peaks like Hanuman Tibba, Shitidhar, Indrasan, and Deo Tibba. The expedition not only challenges one's physical endurance but also provides an immersive experience into the serene beauty of the Himalayas.

Walk Through Two Worlds in One Trek: The Hampta Pass Experience

The Hampta Pass isn't just a trail — it’s a dramatic meeting point of two completely different worlds. Starting in the lush Kullu Valley, you trek past pine forests, open meadows, and rivers that tumble down from melting glaciers. But cross the 14,000 ft high pass, and everything changes. Suddenly, you're in Lahaul — a raw, high-altitude desert with towering brown cliffs and endless open skies.

Summit the White Mountain: Hanuman Tibba Trek for the Brave

The Hanuman Tibba Trek is a tough but unforgettable journey in the Pir Panjal Range near Manali. It’s ideal for experienced trekkers who want a real challenge. Hanuman Tibma, or White Mountain, is the highest point in the Dhauladar Range, offering spectacular views of glaciers, snowy peaks, and rugged landscapes. The trail passes through beautiful places like Dhundi, Solang Valley, and Beas Kund, and you’ll get a good look at some impressive peaks such as Ladaki Peak, Lady Leg, Seven Sisters, and Friendship Peak. This trek will push your abilities, but the sense of achievement and the stunning scenery make it all worth it. If you’re looking for an adventure that combines physical effort with incredible Himalayan sights, this is the trip for you.

Trek Route :  Manali – Solang – Dhundi – Bakkar Thach – Beas Kund – Camp 1 – Camp 2 – Camp 3 – Summit

Best Season:  June to October

Journey Through the Mighty Dhauladhar

Indrahar Pass Trek is one of Himachal Pradesh’s most iconic mountain adventures — a 4-day expedition that begins in the vibrant hill town of McLeod Ganj and takes you deep into the dramatic folds of the Dhauladhar range. This 35 km trail is a soul-stirring blend of forest walks, alpine meadows, glacier basins, and steep ridgelines, culminating at the Indrahar Pass, which stands tall at 14,245 ft. From day one, the trail surprises you — oak and rhododendron forests give way to sweeping views of the Kangra Valley. As you climb higher, you’ll encounter timeless Himalayan campsites like Triund, Laka Got, and the mystic Lahesh Caves. And then comes the big day — a demanding yet breathtaking ascent to the Indrahar Pass. What awaits is a 360° Himalayan panorama that’ll stay with you forever. This trek is best suited for those with a basic-to-intermediate level of trekking experience, looking for a challenging but wildly rewarding mountain journey. And along the way, you’ll not only find landscapes worth every step, but also glimpses of Himachal’s rich village culture and warm hospitality.

A Journey Through Parvati Valley: The Kasol-Kheerganga Experience

The Kasol-Kheerganga Trek offers an enchanting blend of natural beauty, cultural encounters, and rejuvenation. Starting from the picturesque village of Kasol, known for its vibrant culture and scenic landscapes, this trek takes you through dense forests, charming villages, and alongside the gushing Parvati River. The trail is adorned with lush greenery, waterfalls, and panoramic views of the Himalayas, making it a paradise for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts. The highlight of the trek is reaching Kheerganga, renowned for its natural hot water springs. After a day of trekking, soaking in these therapeutic waters amidst the serene mountain backdrop is an experience like no other. This trek is ideal for both beginners and seasoned trekkers seeking a short yet fulfilling adventure in the Himalayas. The Kheerganga Trek offers an enchanting blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and spiritual significance. Nestled in the Parvati Valley, this trek takes you through dense forests, alongside the gushing Parvati River, and into meadows dotted with wildflowers. It's an ideal adventure for those seeking a moderate trek with rewarding experiences, including the famed natural hot springs at Kheerganga's summit.

Tucked away in the heart of the Kullu Valley, the Khanpari Tibba Trek offers a quieter alternative to the popular Himalayan trails — without compromising on the drama or views. This 3-day adventure leads you through pine-scented forests, blooming wildflower meadows, and alpine ridgelines that open up to 360-degree views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges. At the summit, you're rewarded with uninterrupted panoramas of some of Himachal's greatest giants — Indrasan, Deo Tibba, Hanuman Tibba, and even the mighty Bara Shigri glacier peaks. Whether you're standing in the golden light of dawn or watching the clouds dance over the valleys below, this trek feels like a secret you’re lucky to discover. Unlike its busier cousins, Khanpari Tibba is still relatively untouched, offering both solitude and soul-stirring landscapes. Ideal for those who want a moderately challenging trek with big mountain payoffs and fewer crowds.

• Group Size: 12 people
• Languages: English, Hindi
• Cancellation Policy: Free cancellation up to 3 days before departure
• Temperature: Day (10°C to 20°C), Night (-5°C to 10°C)
•  Best Time to Trek: May to October

A Journey Through Himalayan Serenity: The Three Lakes Experience

Embark on a captivating expedition through the heart of the Himalayas, exploring three pristine alpine lakes—Beas Kund, Dashaur Lake, and Bhrigu Lake. This trek offers a harmonious blend of natural splendor, cultural richness, and personal achievement. Traverse lush meadows, dense forests, and rugged terrains, all while being enveloped by the majestic peaks of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges. Each lake holds its own legend and allure, promising trekkers an experience that resonates long after the journey concludes.

The Lost Valley of Meadows and Ice: Miyar Like You’ve Never Seen

If there’s one trek that perfectly blends high-altitude adventure with gentle beauty, it’s the Miyar Valley trek. Tucked away in the remote corners of Lahaul, Miyar is known as the “Valley of Flowers” of Himachal Pradesh — but with fewer crowds and more raw magic. From the moment you pass through the Atal Tunnel, the terrain transforms. Green slopes give way to bare ridges, Buddhist chortens, wide-open meadows, and snow-fed rivers that accompany you all the way to the edge of Miyar Glacier.

This is the ultimate trek — it’s a quiet journey into a lesser-known world where glaciers, wildflowers, and 6000+ meter peaks share the same stage.