We believe in the power of travel As avid explorer.
We believe in the power of travel As avid explorer.
We believe in the power of travel As avid explorer.
We believe in the power of travel As avid explorer.
The sacred Manimahesh Kailash Trek is one of the most revered pilgrimage treks in Himachal Pradesh. Located in the Chamba district beneath the majestic Manimahesh Kailash Peak, the holy Manimahesh Lake sits at an altitude of approximately 4,080 meters. Every year thousands of devotees and adventure lovers visit this beautiful destination to seek blessings of Lord Shiva while experiencing breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, waterfalls, alpine meadows and snow-covered mountains. The trek offers a perfect blend of spirituality, adventure and natural beauty.
Arrival at Pathankot Railway Station where our representative will receive you. Drive towards Bharmour via beautiful Chamba Valley covering around 185 KM in approximately 8–9 hours. After hotel check-in, relax or visit the famous 1400-year-old Chaurasi Temple Complex for acclimatization.
After breakfast drive approximately 13 KM to Hadsar, the last motorable point of the trek. Begin your 7 KM trek through forests, waterfalls, mountain streams and scenic Himalayan landscapes. Reach Dhancho Camp for overnight stay near the famous Dhancho Waterfall.
After breakfast begin your trek towards the sacred Manimahesh Lake. The trail passes through colorful alpine meadows, beautiful valleys and breathtaking Himalayan scenery. Reach the holy lake situated at 4,080 meters, perform darshan and spend quality time before returning for overnight stay at Gauri Kund Base Camp.
After breakfast descend approximately 14 KM back to Hadsar while enjoying magnificent mountain views. From Hadsar drive back to Bharmour, check into the hotel and enjoy local sightseeing, shopping and leisure time.
After breakfast check out from the hotel and drive towards Pathankot via the beautiful hill stations of Chamba and Khajjiar. Reach Pathankot with unforgettable memories of the sacred Manimahesh Yatra.