bhrigu lake trek

Join us as we trek to the mountains and visit one of the holiest lakes of the Hindus. Enjoy trekking in the Himalayas during this guided, 5-day trip. Start your trip from DA Base– Mountaineerz in Manali. Travel through highland pastures and forests. See Mt. Hanuman Tibba towering over the meadows in the background.  Trek from the Kullu Valley and reach Lake Brighu (4,235m) , which is beyond a ridge and at the foot of a snow covered mountain, on the third day of the trip. The lake is situated to the east of the Rohtang Pass and is around 6km away from the beautiful village of Gulaba. Enjoy the mesmerizing beauty of the mountains before starting your journey back to Manali. For more details about the trek, please go through the itinerary below. Read More

Bhrigu lake trek -At an altitude of 14,300 feet above sea level (half the elevation of Mount Everest) and south of Rhotang Pass, sits the holy Bhrigu lake. Most lakes are situated between river or glacial beds at lower elevations in the valley but Bhrigu is unique in the fact that it sits atop a mountain ridge. Experience a three day trek to this holy natural wonder!  Read More

Bhrigu Lake Trek is a well known trek in the region. It is famous as a weekend getaway in Manali for people living in Delhi or nearby. It is a year-round trek that turns even more beautiful during the winter season with snow all around. Bhrigu Lake is a high altitude alpine lake. The trail takes you through a virgin forest and lush green meadows while you lay your eyes on Hanuman Tibba and Seven Sisters peaks. The trek is a wonderful opportunity to experience serenity and peacefulness. Enjoy to the fullest during the trekking while adoring floating clouds, traditional villages, and apple orchards. Bhrigu Lake trek region is heaven in Manali. Highlights: A perfect weekend trek trip in Manali region Encompassed with scenic views and an easy trail Bhrigu Lake creates an ideal setting to relax Read More

Located on a high mountain ridge at an altitude of 14000 ft, Bhrigu Lake is a mystical place in a remote land. Mostly mountain lakes are situated on river beds or glacier beds, but for admiring this beauty, you have to pass through Rohtang pass and river Beas then trek upwards. This trek makes you witness a panoramic view of Manali Valley and famous peaks of Kullu Valley. This is an excellent trek for showing your photography skills. Read More

Nestled in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, nearer to the beautiful hill station of Manali, Bhrigu Lake presents the picturesque and mesmerizing scenarios of Mother Nature. Beautiful quaint hamlets, amazing scenes of snow-accoutre mountains, mystic woods, and unblemished rivers. Check out the flabbergasting scenes of Seven Sister Peaks, Deo Tibba and Hanuman Tibbas. Also, you must witness the overwhelming scenarios of Manali and Solang Valley.  Highlights  Check out the astounding scenes of snow-laden peaks such as Deo Tibba and Hanuman Tibbas Witness the alluring scenes of Solang Valley Spend some time in the beautiful city – Manali Also, visit the tranquil and serene Brigu Lake, which is also the meditation point for Brigu Maharshi Check out the amazing breathtaking scenes of celestial displays on your way which features Milky way and then glimpse of thousands of beautiful stars Read More

A small open pasture surrounded by the forests of pine, rhododendron, and birch at an altitude of 9000 ft is a lovely place at Mountain Adventure Campsite. On one side, there is a deep gorge of the holy water of Jogini fall and on the other side a catchment area. On the top of the mountain, there is Bhrigu Lake which is said to be the meditation ground of maharishi Bhrigu according to Hindu mythology. Highlights Adventurous activities like rappelling, rock climbing, river rafting, and river crossing. High attitude camping in the mountains Trekking up to 14000 ft to Bhrigu lake Trek to Jogini waterfall Sightseeing to Hadimba temple, Vashishat hot springs, mall road Manali, and clubhouse. *Season: – From April 20 to June End & Sept 20 to Nov 15. Read More