Beas Kund Trek

Trek Leader

Activities

Tent

Lunch  | Dinner 

Drive: 21 KM  |  Altitude: 11050 feet  |  Trek Distance: 5 KM  |  Trek Duration: 3-4 Hours  |  Trail Grade: Easy

Here, our day starts with the drive to Dhundi which is the trailhead for this trek via Solang Nallah (another popular destination). The trek starts after a briefing session towards our first campsite i.e. Bakrathatch. The trail is easy no steep climb only a little ups and downhill route. There is one stream crossing where you guys have to remove your shoes to avoid getting wet. The beautiful meadows of Dhundi and Bakrathatch will leave you mesmerized. As you trek for 2 hours there are a few small streams which you have a cross to reach your final campsite. Never forget to see the spectacular view of majestic peaks visible from our campsite Deo Tibba peak (6,001 meters) and Indrasan (6,220 meters) and Seven Sisters in the background.

The cab will pick you from Manali Bus Stand in the morning at 8:00 AM. SUV cab costs 3,000 and will be shared by 6-7 trekkers. The transport charge is not included in the trek cost. It is to be split amongst trekkers and pay the driver directly.

Trek Leader

Activities

Tent

Breakfast  | Lunch  | Dinner 

Altitude: 12772 feet  |  Trek Distance: 6 KM  |  Trek Duration: 7-6 hours  |  Trail Grade: Moderate

After having breakfast we start trekking for Beas Kund. The trail is through boulders and rocks in summer and snow in winter. The initial stretch of the route is a little steep so be careful while climbing that part of the trail. After trekking for 4 hours, we will reach the beautiful Beas Kund Lake. It is also a base camp for some of the Expeditions like Friendship, Ladakhi and Shitidhar Peaks. After spending quality time and clicking lots of pictures, we return back to our campsite and overnight stay there.

Trek Leader

Activities

Breakfast 

Trek Distance: 5 KM  |  Trek Duration: 3-4 hours  |  Drive: 21 KM  |  Drive Duration: 2 Hours

Today we descend back to Dhundi by the same route which we used for coming up. Admiring the beauty one last time we reach Dhundi where our vehicle will be waiting for pick up. It will drop you on the Manali bus stand by evening. So, make your booking accordingly. 

Beas Kund trek is ideal for anyone who is new for trekking and wants a great trekking, hiking, camping and wilderness experience. Beas Kund is a weekend trek and is loved by people who want a short getaway from busy schedules.

The best time for the Beas Kund trek is July, August and September.

On Beas Kund trek the temperature will range from 10° C to 18° C during the day and 3° C to 9° C at night.

You will be accommodated in 3 Men Tents on twin sharing basis. The tents Hikers 360 uses on the trek are 3 plus in which you get enough space for your rucksack and even you get inner & outer gate space for your trekking shoes, trek poles and wet clothes.

Hikers 360 uses well planned nutritious meal menu suitable for high-altitude treks. We provide a full nutritious diet that changes every day. As you wake up in the morning, we serve Milk/Lemon Tea. After that, our Breakfast varies from Bread and Butter/Jam, Poha, Daliya, Sandwiches, Upma, Paranthas and Cornflakes and milk etc. Lunch mainly comprises of Roti, Veggies, Puri with Chole and Rice. After lunch, we serve evening snacks with Tea / Coffee / Soup. In Dinner, we serve Roti, Sabji, Rice, Dal, Salade, Pickle and Desserts. We also serve refreshments (Fruits, Juice, Chocolates, Dry Fruits and Biscuits).

Trekking with Hikers 360 Adventures means you’re trekking with an expert trek leader and experienced local guide. Our leaders are certified mountaineers, first aid responders and search & rescue train. Also, we carry safety Equipment (Ropes, Harness, Carabiners, Jumar, Descender and Ice axe etc.), Medical kit and Oxygen cylinders as required per trek to face any kind of unforeseen situations. So it is safe to trek with us.

A Hikers 360 Adventures team consisting of a qualified Trek leader, Trek Guide, Porters, Cook and support staff.

Our transportation cost is mentioned on each trek, or you can check the inclusion and exclusion tab to see if transportation is included or not. We arrange transport for you and it may be shared by you or the group and the cost is on an actual basis.

Yes, you need adventure sports insurance. As you know, adventure travel has inherent risks and dangers that travel insurance covers, including medical emergencies and evacuations. Therefore, assess how likely it is that you’ll run into any of these issues.

We expect you to carry your personal backpacks on your own, but for any reason you are not able to carry your bag, then you can opt for offloading option by informing us 7 days before the trek so that we can make suitable arrangements for you and offloading in between the trip is not an option.

The trek details page gives a list of things that are essential for this trek. Check the "Things to Carry" on the Trek Itinerary page.

Yes, you can rent trekking gear and other equipment from Hikers 360. Go to our website Rent Gear page and select the date according to your trek date. Here you can find amazing deals on trekking gear rental.

A trekking pole is helpful on the trek. It gives you stability and balance and reduces fatigue. If you want a trekking pole on rent, go to our website and select the rent gear, and get the best deals on rent gear.

You can carry medicines prescribed by your doctor, if any. Although we have our First Aid kit with us on each trek, we suggest you carry some painkillers, Volini spray, kneecap, Electrals/ORS, etc.

Generally, people prefer Diamox for easy acclimatization, but we strictly avoid this kind of acclimatization. We encourage our trekkers to a natural acclimatization process. Hence you shouldn't be on the Diamox course before the start of the trek.

Drinking Alcohol or any other intoxication during the trek is strictly prohibited. Alcohol or this type of stuff dehydrates our body and at high altitudes, dehydration becomes a big cause of Altitude Sickness.

We have expert leaders who are experienced in First Aid on all our events but still, there might be situations under which an emergency evacuation might be needed. If this kind of situation arises, we are committed to making a safe evacuation for you in an emergency. Also, we will make all necessary & adequate arrangements for your evacuation to the nearest road head or hospital. The participant himself would pay any additional expenses incurred during the process. Our company will not be liable to pay for these expenses.

The maximum group size of our treks by any region is 15 participants. We focus on individual attention and the safety of our trekkers.

Yes, we do have our minimum group size as we require just 5 persons to depart. We had never cancelled or combined with other trekking companies any of our group of 5 persons from departure dates.

The toilet tents will be set up on each campsite. Inside the toilet tent, one pit hole would be digged with the help of a shovel, a heap of mud and one shovel kept beside the pit (it is used to spread the mud after you have done your business). Use it in Indian style.

It is not mandatory, but they expect a little token of goodwill gesture and appreciation from you. As a group, you can collect money and distribute it to the local staff by yourself.