Area: Uttarakhand to Himanchal
Duration: 08 Days
Best Season: Round the year except July and August
Grade: Difficult
Altitude: 15,250 ft.
Total Trekking: 52 KMS
On the first day of your journey, you don’t have to trek but ride your way to Dhaula. The weather on the route will not be very cold but humid. Yet, the pleasant sights of the hills will keep up your enthusiasm for the more beautiful sight ahead. The roads till Dhaula are in good condition except for the last few kms where a narrow uneven patch is filled with mud.
On your route, you will able the see the clean water of Yamuna river flowing, pass through a unique village, myth logically known for the worshipping of Kaurawas there. The charming among the villages is Mori, the valley of meadows of marigold flowers. After your 8 hour ride, our team will serve you with a delicious meal to regain your energy.
This day, enjoy the trek amidst rhododendron woodlands and fields. Post some hours of walking, you will arrive at Sewa. After a great day, spend the night in tents.
Today we will trek to Bawata , a challenging but rewarding climb. The final section is through beautiful deodar & walnut trees. Rising up from a deep gorge, Jhaka can be spotted through the forest perched high up on a neighbouring mountain. The Hanging Village gets its name from the way it seems to vertically climb the mountain itself, with your homestay balcony jutting right over the edge of the cliffs.
Wooden bridge on the way, which is the border of Uttarakhand and Himanchal Pradesh
This day, brace yourself for an engaging route. As you make your way through some hamlets, get a fine whiff of their local culture and lives. Enjoy the way amidst mixed forests and initial sights of snowy ridges of Dhauladhar range. Arrive at Jakha, the final hamlet of the day that is also the highest in the region. Later in the night, retreat to your tents.
Today, you will be trekking to the dewy and charming meadows at Suruwas Thach. At first, traverse by the river and then climb amidst a jungle stretch to arrive at Rupin Valley’s entrance. At this place, you can enjoy the initial sight of Rupin waterfall. The salubrious environs make the camp area a delightful one. Spend the night in tents.
The altitude from Dhanderas to Upperwater fall camp is about 4000 meters which is enough to make you vulnerable to AMS. We shall take the necessary precautions to keep away from any altitude problems. Our team will also take a short session to teach you the skills of trekking in snow such as sliding on snow, sidestepping and cutting through the snow.
After proper acclimatization, you need to reach the base of Dhanderas, from there trek crossing through many rivulets of Rupin. Make your way to the snow patch of the first waterfall through the marigold flowers. After a steady and care full walk on the rocks along the hill you can now see a trail going in between through the thick snow.
Your learned techniques will come is use as you have to cut your path to another vast snow bridge. This is the last but the ultimate snow bridge offering you the Rupin Water coming just above head and getting down below your feet. A sharp but short climb after crossing the bridge and you are all set to get relaxed and enjoy your campsite.
Begin early this day. Expect some challenges as you would have to ascend snowfields as well as a rocky path to arrive at the pass. Based on the situation, you might have to make use of ropes in some of the stretches. Conducive to snow, the ascend might take you around 4-6 hours. After a long day, retire for the night in tents.
This day, expect a long and strenuous climb downwards to Sangla. The trail though is a rewarding one with some spectacular views. Accompanying you is the vision of Kinner Kailash range along with the hamlets of Sangla valley that dot the region. Later on, you will be greeted by Baspa River that meanders in the valley. When at Sangla,
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This is a relatively easy trek, great even for first-timers. Thus, children above the age of 14 can also accompany. However, children below the age of 16 must be under parental supervision while undertaking the Kareri Lake Trek.
Spring, i.e., April - May, is the best time to visit the Kareri lake, as this is the season when the Himalayan flora is in full bloom. If you are looking to trek beyond the lake into the Himalayas, like to Minkiani pass or Baleni Pass, the weather during the summer months of June-July are ideal. If you are on a religious pilgrimage or looking to visit the temple as the main attraction, then August is the month for the Kareri Lake trek. Heavy winters are only for the experienced trekkers. This is the weather when sightings of wild animals like leopards are high, and thus first-timers are advised against it.
Definitely! You are invited to chalk out an independent plan at your convenient time frame for any number of people for a trek to Kareri Lake. Cost for private trip is fixed on the basis of group size, trek area, duration and trek style
While Dharamshala has adequate internet and network facilities, the connectivity starts declining as you go higher. As you trek towards Kareri Village, from Dharamkot, the connection becomes almost non-existent. It is best that you inform anxious relatives before you start for the Kareri Lake Trek.
The Kareri Lake trek is ideal for group travellers. It is becoming increasingly popular as a weekend trek for the youth, travelling as a group of friends. The trek is gaining even more popularity, taking into account the fact that the trek is of an easy grade and can be undertaken by children, youngsters and adults alike.
Yes. The Kareri Lake trek strikes an ideal balance between thrilling and easy going. Even children can accompany you on this trek. However, children below 16 must be accompanied by parental supervision.
The trek is steep in certain areas, so bringing infants is strictly advised against for this trek. However, children between the ages of 9-16 can come under parental supervision.
Besides the things to carry mentioned above, it is advisable to also bring water purifying pills/filter/drops, Diamox and bed sheets to make your trek to Kareri Lake smoother.
The Kareri Lake trek has been marked as an easy to moderate trek. While the trek gradient maintains a gentle incline and decline throughout, it can get steep in parts. However, it is to be noted that the steep parts mostly have steps cut into the rocks for convenience. Moreover, the short duration of three days for the trek and the total distance covered being around 27 km, the trek is reasonable for a first-time trekker as well!
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