Bhrigu Lake, nestled at an altitude of 4,300 meters, stands as a beckoning adventure just a stone’s throw away from Manali. Unlike typical meadow treks that demand a day or two of trudging before breaching the treeline and entering the alpine realms beyond 11,000 feet, the Bhrigu Lake trek defies convention. Within a mere 15 minutes of setting foot on the trail, trekkers find themselves entranced by the lush, undulating grasslands that stretch as far as the eye can see. The panoramic expanse often rivals the allure of Switzerland itself, presenting a dreamlike landscape right in our own backyard. Named after the revered Sage Bhrigu, who is said to have sought solace in meditation here, the lake holds sacred significance for locals. Even in the depths of winter, it maintains a mystical quality, resisting complete freezing—an enduring testament to its sanctity. Throughout the journey, the majestic peaks of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar Ranges stand sentinel, offering companionship and awe-inspiring vistas. Each season paints a unique portrait of this trekking paradise. Winter casts a serene blanket of snow over the verdant meadows, while the semi-frozen azure waters of the lake mesmerize the soul. Spring and summer unveil a vibrant tapestry, where wild horses frolic amidst the emerald pastures, feasting on the succulent grasses. Monsoon transforms the landscape into a verdant Eden, with clouds cascading into the valley below and a riot of wildflowers adorning every path. Despite its brevity, the trek ascends to a lofty altitude of 14,000 feet, ensuring an exhilarating Himalayan experience compressed into just three unforgettable days. Trekatribe invites you to embark on this exhilarating journey, with departures from Manali every Friday and Saturday from April to mid-October. Join us and immerse yourself in the adventure of a lifetime!

DAY 01: Old Manali-Kulang-Moridugh (12 km drive and 7 km Trek)

Time : 10:00 am: Arrive at the campsite nestled in the heart of Old Manali early in the morning, ready to embark on your adventure. After freshening up, we’ll journey to the starting point of our trek at Kulang. The trek from Kulang to Moridugh spans approximately 4-5 hours, guiding us along an ancient British route through the lush forest. As evening descends, find yourself at our tranquil campsite situated at an elevation of 9500 feet. Here, you’ll have the perfect opportunity to capture breathtaking photographs of the sunset casting its warm hues over the majestic Dhauladhar range. Relax and unwind amidst nature’s embrace as you settle in for an overnight stay at the camp, cherishing the memories of the day’s journey.

DAY 02: Trek to Bhrigu lake-Back to campsite (11 km trek).

We wake up early and eat a good breakfast before heading out on our long-awaited trek to Bhrigu Lake. Along the way, we see stunning views of tall mountains like Hanuman Tibba (the highest peak in the Dhauladhar range at 5928 meters), Manali peak, and friendship peak. We also walk through snow today. When we reach Bhrigu Lake, we have plenty of time to take photos and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere around the sacred icy lake. In the evening, we return to our campsite and spend the night there, sitting around a bonfire.

DAY 03: Moridugh-Kulang-Drive back to Old Manali (7 km trek and 12 km drive).

Time : 5:00 pm: After breakfast, we walk down from Moridugh to Kulang village, which takes about 3 hours. A car will pick you up at Kulang village and take you to old Manali, marking the end of our wonderful journey with lots of amazing memories from the trek.

*You can stay in Manali, and if needed, we can arrange Volvo buses from Delhi/Chandigarh for an extra fee.

Remember, climbers can only bring up to 15 kg of personal luggage for all climbs.
Make sure to keep your cameras, whether they’re for video or film, safe from the cold by storing them in a warm pouch or the inside pockets of your clothing. Avoid keeping your camera in your backpack at higher elevations.
We don’t offer donkeys or porters to carry luggage.
We don’t provide insurance during the trek.
Please carry your daily personal rubbish with you to the next camp while moving between camps.
Remember: “Take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but footprints.” Let’s keep the mountains clean and green.
Aspirins and Paracetamols are good options for headaches as they also help thin the blood, improving circulation and oxygen delivery to the body. However, strong painkillers are not recommended as they can suppress breathing.
We do not entertain any personal expenses.

Personal Equipment Required:

  • You’ll need a strong pair of shoes and a backpack with a plastic or waterproof lining.
  • Wear comfortable, lightweight clothing.
  • Sunglasses or goggles for eye protection.
  • A woollen hat for warmth.
  • Pocket knife for utility.
  • Torch for visibility.
  • Lip balm to prevent dryness.
  • Earplugs (Optional) for added comfort.
  • Spare contact lenses or glasses if needed.
  • Thermal innerwear for added warmth.
  • Extra polythene bags for various purposes.
  • A whistle for signaling.
  • Entertainment options like reading materials, games, or cards (Optional).
  • Lightweight and quick-dry towel.
  • Track pants with multiple pockets (carry at least 2 pairs, avoid jeans).
  • Waterproof jackets and gloves for unpredictable weather conditions.
  • Raincoat (Optional) for additional protection against rain.
  • Identification proof such as Passport, Driving license, Aadhar card, etc.
  • 1 Passport size photograph.

REFUND & CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellation of tour booking 31 days or more before the Departure date will incur a 20% deduction in the tour cost.
Cancellation of tour booking 21-30 days before the Departure date will incur a 40% deduction of the tour cost.
Cancellation of tour booking 11-20 days before the Departure date will incur a 60% deduction of the tour cost.
Cancellation of tour booking 6-10 days before the Departure date will incur a 80% deduction of the tour cost.
Cancellation of tour booking 1-5 days before the Departure date will incur a 100% deduction of the tour cost.

Expenses of personal nature

Expenses raised due to any road blockage or natural calamity.

Any type of Travel Insurance