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Beas Kund Trek 3Night 4Days

Location

Manali (Himachal Pradesh)

Trek Duration

4 Days

Trek Distance

36-40 km

Difficulty Level

Moderate

Altitude

12,139 ft.

Best Season

May-Sept

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Beas Kund Trek Overview

About Beas Kund Trek

Trekking to Beas Kund offers a mesmerizing journey through Himachal Pradesh’s scenic beauty. The trail begins in Manali, winding through valleys and forests before reaching Beas Kund, a serene high-altitude lake. Covering approximately 18-20 kilometers one way, with a maximum altitude of 3,700-3,800 meters, the trek demands moderate fitness and acclimatization. Best undertaken from May to October, the route showcases lush greenery in spring, stunning vistas in summer, and vibrant autumn colors. Proper gear, including sturdy shoes and warm clothing, is essential for a safe and enjoyable experience. Overall, Beas Kund trek promises an unforgettable adventure amidst the breathtaking Himalayan landscape.

Beas Kund Trek Highlights

  • The Beas Kund Trek offers breathtaking views of lush green meadows, gushing streams, and snow-capped peaks like Hanuman Tibba, Shitidhar, Ladakhi, and Friendship Peak.
  • Beas Kund is believed to be the source of the Beas River and is associated with the sage Vyas, the author of the Mahabharata, who is said to have meditated at this spot.
  • The trek is considered an easy to moderate trek, making it ideal for beginners and those looking to experience the Himalayas for the first time.
  • The trek traverses through a variety of landscapes, including dense forests, alpine meadows, and glacial lakes, providing a diverse and immersive trekking experience.
  • Beautiful camping spots like Solang Valley and Dhundi offer trekkers the chance to camp under the stars in serene natural surroundings.

Trek Route

  • Day 1: Drive to Dhundi and Trek to BakarThach
  • Day 2: BakarThach to Beas Kund and Return
  • Day 3: BakarThach to Dundhi
  • Day 4:Dhundi to Solang Valley and Return to Manali
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Itinerary 3 Nights 4 Days

Day 1: Drive to Dhundi and Trek to BakarThach

Altitude: From 6700 feet to 12772 feet.

Trek Distance:Approximately 3.4 km (one way).

Trek Duration: Around 5-6 hours for the ascent, and similar for the return.

  • Wake up, have breakfast, and start driving to Dhundi and trekking towards Bakarthach
  • Trek through valleys with pine, walnut, and birch trees.
  • Cross streams and follow well-marked trails.
  • Enjoy breathtaking views of mountains and forests along the way.
  • Take in the panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.
Day 2: BakarThach to Beas Kund and Return

Altitude: From 10974 feet to 12772 feet.

Trek Distance: Approximately 3.4 km (one way).

Trek Duration:  Around 5-6 hours for the ascent, and similar for the return.

  • Begin the steep ascent towards Beas Kund.
  • Enjoy breathtaking views of mountains and forests along the way.
  • Take in the panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.
  • Retrace your steps and return to the Lohali campsite.
Day 3: BakarThach to Dundhi

Altitude: From 10,827 feet to 8,990 feet

Trek Distance: 4 km and by road 33 km

Trek Duration: Around 4-5 hours

  • Pack up camp and trek back to Dundhi.
  • Enjoy the last moments of the trek amidst the scenic surroundings.
  • Return to Manali, marking the end of the trekking adventure.
Day 4:Dhundi to Solang Valley and Return to Manali

Altitude: Solang Valley(8,400 feet)

Trek Distance: Around 8-9 kilometers

Trek Duration: Approximately 5-6 hours

  • Pack up camp and trek back to Solang Valley.
  • Enjoy the last moments of the trek amidst the scenic surroundings.
  • Arrive at Solang Valley and conclude the trek.
  • Have lunch and rest before driving back to Manali.
  • Return to Manali, marking the end of the trekking adventure.

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How to reach Manali?

By Air:

  • The nearest airport to Manali is Bhuntar Airport, also known as Kullu-Manali Airport.Bhuntar Airport is located approximately 50 kilometers south of Manali.
  • From the airport, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Manali.
  • The journey takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions.

By Road:

  • Manali is well-connected by road to major cities in Himachal Pradesh and neighboring states.
  • Himachal Road Transport Corporation (HRTC) operates regular bus services to Manali from cities like Delhi, Chandigarh, Shimla, and Dharamshala.
  • Private buses and taxis are also available for hire from nearby cities and towns.

By Train:

  • The nearest railway station to Manali is Chandigarh Railway Station, which is about 310 kilometers away from Manali.
  • From Chandigarh or nearby cities, you can take a bus or hire a taxi to reach Manali.

Things to Carry

Embarking on a thrilling journey with Zenith Adventures? Here’s your personalized list of must-have items tailored for your trekking expedition. This comprehensive guide outlines essential gear categorized into five distinct sections. Please note that the list exclusively covers items to be brought along by participants, excluding those furnished by Zenith Adventures during the trek. Let’s dive in!

Trail Gear
  • Rucksack with a rain cover x1
  • Daypack (Recommended for summit days)
  • Headlamp with spare batteries x1
  • UV protection sunglasses x1 (Check out our guide for selecting the perfect trekking sunglasses.)
  • Water bottles: 2 bottles of 1 liter each
Footwear Essentials
  • Non-skid, high-ankle trekking shoes x1
  • Lightweight slipper/sandals x1
Clothing Selection
  • Quick-dry warm lower or track pants x2
  • Full sleeves t-shirts/sweatshirts (1 for every 2 days of trekking)
  • Thick woolen socks (1 pair for every two days of trekking)
  • Thermal body warmer (upper & lower) x1
  • Undergarments (1 for every day of trekking)
  • Warm jacket with closed wrists & neck x1
  • Full sleeves sweater x1
  • Rainwear (jacket & pants) x1
  • Waterproof, warm gloves x1
  • Woolen cap x1
  • Sun-shielding hat x1
Toiletry Essentials
  • Personal toiletries kit (including small towel, toilet paper, paper soap, bar soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, cold cream, etc.)
  • Sunscreen lotion (small pack) x1 (Refer to our Sun Protection 101 guide for outdoor safety.)
  • Lip balm (small pack) x1
Utensils & More
  • Small-sized, lightweight, leak-proof lunch box x1
  • Plate x1
  • Spoon x1
  • Tea/coffee (plastic) mug x1
Extras
  • Camera (Optional)
  • Ample supply of personal medications (Consult your doctor prior to the trek.)
  • Dry fruits, nuts, chocolate bars (Optional)
  • Ensure your journey is filled with excitement and comfort by packing these essentials. Adventure awaits!

Participant Advisory:

Regulations: 
  • The use of smoking, alcohol, and narcotics is explicitly forbidden throughout the program.
Lodging: 
  • Participants are required to remain within the camp premises for the entirety of the camp’s duration; staying outside of the designated camp area is not permitted.
Environmental Conservation:
  • Promote an environmentally conscious trekking atmosphere.
  • Collect any litter encountered along the trail and dispose of it responsibly at the base camp.
Campfire Guidelines:
  • Burning wood for campfires is strictly prohibited.
  • Transporting non-biodegradable materials into Himalayas is considered a violation of regulation

Inclusion & Exclusion

Inclusion

  • Trekking Guide: A knowledgeable and experienced guide who is familiar with the route and can ensure your safety throughout the trek.
  • Permits and Permissions: Necessary permits and permissions required for the trek. This might include national park entry fees or special permits for certain areas.
  • Accommodation: Accommodation arrangements during the trek. This could range from camping in tents to staying in guesthouses or homestays along the route.
  • Meals: Provision of meals during the trek. This usually includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Meals are often simple and nutritious, catering to the energy requirements of trekkers.
  • Porters/Mules: Assistance for carrying heavy loads such as camping equipment, food supplies, and personal belongings. Porters or mules may be provided depending on the trekking company’s arrangements.
  • Safety Equipment: Basic safety equipment such as first aid kits, ropes, and emergency communication devices.
  • Transportation: Transportation arrangements from the starting point of the trek to the trailhead and back.
  • Orientation and Briefing: Pre-trek briefing and orientation to familiarize trekkers with the route, safety guidelines, and any other relevant information.
  • Backup Support: Contingency plans and support in case of emergencies or unforeseen circumstances during the trek.

Exclusion

  • Personal Expenses: Any personal expenses such as snacks, beverages, souvenirs, or additional meals not included in the trek package.
  • Travel Insurance: Trekking companies usually do not include travel insurance in their packages. Trekkers are advised to purchase comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and evacuations.
  • Equipment Rental: Rental charges for trekking equipment such as trekking poles, sleeping bags, and jackets if you choose to rent them instead of bringing your own.
  • Tips and Gratuities: Tips for guides, porters, and support staff are usually not included in the package and are left to the discretion of the trekkers.
  • Personal Gear and Clothing: Personal trekking gear and clothing such as hiking boots, backpacks, and thermal wear are typically not provided and are the responsibility of the trekkers to bring.
  • Additional Accommodation: Accommodation before or after the trek, as well as any extra nights or upgrades beyond what is included in the package.
  • Transportation to and from the Starting Point: Any transportation costs incurred to reach the starting point of the trek from your place of origin are generally not included.
  • Medical Expenses and Medications: Expenses related to medical treatment, medications, or medical evacuation in case of emergencies are usually not covered in the trek package.
  • Optional Activities: Costs associated with optional activities or excursions not included in the standard trek itinerary.
  • Any Expenses Due to Delays or Changes: Any additional expenses incurred due to delays, changes in itinerary, or unforeseen circumstances beyond the trekking company’s control.

Why Zenith?

Why Zenith Adventure?

We’re here to give you the greatest experience possible through the eyes of highly skilled and qualified specialists who have a passion for adventure sports.
  1. Zenith Adventure Emphasize safety, Security and quality
  2. Programs offered during all season at different location
  3. Program tailored to clients needs
  4. To get Perfect blend of recreation and education experience
  5. Swift response to an unforeseen emergency or extreme situations and quick evacuation.
  6. Leaders, Guides and Crew trained in first-aid, search rescue.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Beas Kund Trek is considered to be an easy to moderate trek, making it suitable for beginners as well as experienced trekkers.

The best time to undertake the Beas Kund Trek is from mid-May to mid-October. During this period, the weather is pleasant, and the trails are clear of snow.

The trek starts at Solang Valley (2,560 meters or 8,400 feet) and reaches up to Beas Kund (3,700 meters or 12,139 feet).

The key highlights include stunning views of snow-capped peaks, lush green meadows, the source of the Beas River, and camping in beautiful locations like Dhundi and Bakar Thach.

Essential items to pack include sturdy trekking shoes, warm clothing (layers), rain gear, a backpack, sleeping bag, trekking poles, first aid kit, water bottles, snacks, and personal toiletries.

No prior trekking experience is required. However, a basic level of fitness is recommended as the trek involves walking on uneven terrain and ascending to higher altitudes.

Basic medical facilities might be available at the starting point, Solang Valley, but it is advisable to carry a personal first aid kit and any necessary medications.

It is generally recommended to carry your own water or use water purification tablets/filters if you plan to drink water from natural sources.

Temperatures can vary, but it can get quite cold, especially at night and at higher altitudes. It’s important to pack and wear appropriate warm clothing.

Yes, guides and porters are available and can be hired from Solang Valley or through trekking agencies. Hiring a guide is advisable for safety and a better trekking experience.

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