Beas Kund Trek Tour Package
3 Days / 2 Nights
A short drive from Manali brings you to Solang Valley, famous for ski slopes and paragliding, offering spectacular views of the Pir Panjal Himalayan range. About 6 km ahead lies Dhundi, the starting point of the Beas Kund Trek.
Beas Kund is a sacred alpine lake and the origin of the holy River Beas. Though relatively short, this trek offers unmatched mountain views within just three days. It also serves as the base camp for major mountaineering expeditions such as Friendship Peak, Ladakhi Peak, Shitidhar Peak, and Hanuman Tibba.
The lush meadows around Beas Kund are summer grazing grounds for shepherds, making this one of the easiest and most scenic treks in the Manali region. This trek is ideal for beginners as well as nature lovers seeking a rewarding Himalayan experience.
Manali
Solang Valley
Dhundi
Bakarthach
Beas Kund
3 Days / 2 Nights
Day 1: Manali – Dhundi – Bakarthach
Day 2: Bakarthach – Beas Kund – Bakarthach
Day 3: Bakarthach – Dhundi – Manali
Your detailed journey plan
arly morning arrival in Manali and assembly near SBI ATM next to Govt. ISBT on Mall Road. Drive to Solang Valley/Dhundi, the trek starting point. Trek for approximately 5–6 hours to reach Bakarthach campsite. The trail is surrounded by snow-capped peaks and overhanging glaciers, offering breathtaking views. Overnight stay at Bakarthach.
Today’s trek leads to the sacred Beas Kund Lake, the origin of River Beas. The trail offers spectacular views of Friendship Peak, Shitidhar Peak, and Ladakhi Peak along with massive glaciers and boulder patches. After spending time at the lake, trek back to Bakarthach. Overnight stay at Bakarthach.
After breakfast, pack up the camps and trek back to Dhundi. Drive back to Manali with lasting memories of this Himalayan experience. Trip ends with drop in Manali.
What's included and what's not in this tour package
Inclusions:
Exclusions:
PS: Adventure Insurance is Mandatory. You Can either get the Insurance By Your Self or We can also arrange the same for you at the actual cost
Suitable for first-time trekkers
Difficulty level: Easy to Moderate
Maximum altitude: 12,140 feet (3700 meters)
Trekkers should be able to walk 8–9 km per day and trek for 6–8 hours daily. If you can comfortably walk or jog 3 km in one hour, you are fit for this trek.
List of Things to Carry for A Trek
01. Trekking shoes – High Ankle length, waterproof, high grip rubber sole shoes. Avoid sports shoes/sneakers. Also, ensure the shoes are broken in (worn and used) before the trek to avoid blisters during the trek.
02. 2-3 pairs of comfortable clothing (track pants & tee shirts, preferably the quick-drying synthetic type and full-sleeve t-shirts).
03. Full sleeve thick jacket (windproof and water resistant) & Fleece.
04. A pair of the thermal inner (upper and lower).
05. 3-4 socks (at least 1 pair of woollen socks).
06. Balaclava
07. Woollen & Water proof hand gloves.
08. A Poncho / Rain gear.
09. Rucksack /Backpack (40-65L).
10. Sunglasses (UV protective).
11. Bandana / Sun hat to cover head.
12. 2 one-litre water bottles/hydration bladders (recommended).
13. Trekking poles.
14. Torch/Headlamp with extra batteries.
15. Sandals / Floaters.
16. Sunscreen lotion, Moisturizer/Cold Cream, insect repellent & Lip Balm.
17. Tiffin box, Spoon & Glass.
18. Personal Medical kit (refer recommended list below).
19. Personal toiletries kit including toilet paper.
20. Energy bars / dry fruits.
21. Whistle.
22. Daypack / small backpack to offload items – in case you have to offload backpack on mules
23. Plastic bags to carry wet clothes/waste.
24. Camera & charger.
25. Medical Certificate & Disclaimer* (mandatory)
26. Photo ID original compulsory
27. Water purifier tabs or if you can buy Aqua Mira at Amazon great (this would last long for wilderness travel only & it’s little expensive). If you anyone coming from the USA it’s very cheap to get from there.
28. One small bottle liquid soap
29. Zip lock plastics for small electronic items like camera and phones.
30. Medical Kit listed.
31. Gaiters waterproof.
32. Rubber water bottle.
We wanted to prepare an essential and finite list of medicines, but after further inspection, we realized we cannot give you one fail-safe medical kit. Some trekkers may require extra medication and have health issues we may have overlooked. Names of drugs are also an issue since advertising and brand names may vary from place to place. The recommended medical kit includes the following
1. Crepe Bandage
2. Gauze Cloth
3. Cotton
4. Band-Aids
5. ORS
6. Moov/Volini spray (For Sprains or Muscle Pain)
7. Anti Nausea meds
8. Anti Diarrhoea meds
9. Pain Killers – Dispirin/Aspirin
10. Cold/Flu Meds
11. Anti Allergic meds – Avil
12. Antiseptic cream
Got questions? We've got answers!
Beas Kund is a high-altitude alpine trek leading to the origin of River Beas in Himachal Pradesh.
May to June and September to October.
Yes, it is ideal for first-time trekkers with basic fitness.
Day temperatures may reach up to 20°C, while nights can drop below zero.
Approximately 6–7 hours per day, covering 8–10 km.
Yes, in case of weather or safety concerns. The trek leader’s decision will be final.
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