Are you looking for the 5 best offbeat treks to do in Manali? So, here’s is the list-
Lama Dugh Trek- “A Hidden Gem”
If you are looking for a beginner's offbeat trek near Manali, then this trek should be surely added to your list. Lamadugh Trek will start from old Manali, a few minutes' walk away from the very famous " Hadimba Temple". The trek is full of greenery at the beginning with a lush green forest area to cross by and after it becomes steeper and narrow, which will open up an adventurous gateway for you. The views will start giving you the incredible beauty of the Himalayas. It will take around 6 hours to reach your destination.
When you finally reach Lamadugh, you will be amazed to see the beauty of multicolored Himalayan flora all around you, especially when you travel in the months of May and June. After moving along the trail, you can witness the range of some famous peaks such as Mount Friendship Peak, Indrasan, Mount Hanuman tibba etc. The view from here is totally mesmerizing which makes it a hidden gem of Manali.
Duration- 2 days 1 night
Level- Easy
Best time- May to August
Altitude- 10,100 ft
Patalsu Peak Trek – “A Trekkers Paradise”
If you want to escape from the crowded streets of Manali and want to experience an offbeat paradise with some adventurous trails then trust me, this is the destination for you. Patalsu Peak Trek starts from the famous Solang Valley in Manali. You will cross the Beas river too near the famous Solang Nala. While walking through the mixed forests of conifers, oak, and pine in the beginning, along with the beautiful meadow of Shagadugh, the trails will scale a substantial height which will include a little rocky landscape.
You can see the majestic view of snow-capped peaks of Dhauladhar and Other Great Himalayan ranges from this peak. This is a great offbeat trek near Manali, you should do it.
Duration- 5 days
Level- Easy to moderate
Best time- Apr-May, Sept-Oct
Altitude- 13,451 ft
Rani Sui Lake – "A mesmerizing lake view"
From the hustle-bustle of the city, there are many untouched trekking options in Manali which are totally unexplored, one such trek is "Rani Sui Lake Trek''. This trek will begin from the famous "Hadimba Temple '' in Old Manali. This is one of the beautiful meadows of the valley. From Manali to Lama Dugh, which is at a height of 3017 mt. will take 5 hours on the first day to reach. It will be an overwhelming walk through the thick forests with distinct views of Indrasan, Mount Deo Tibba Peak, and crossing some points of Bara shingri glacier.
The ranges visible from here are "Pir Panjal Range" and "The Dhauladhar Range"
Duration- 3-4 days
Level- Moderate
Best time- Mid May to November
Altitude- 11,154 ft
Futta Saur - “An Unexplored Gem”
The range will be Pir Panjal range and you can camp near the beautiful lake. Once a very famous saint “Jamdagni” meditated there. The lovely trail begins from Haripur which is 14 km away from Manali.
Duration- 5-6 days
Level- Moderate
Best time- Mid May to November
Altitude- 2300m
Pandu Ropa - “A walk to remember”
If you want to go on a day hike or a little easier trek than all of the above mentioned and want to enjoy nature away from city life, then this could be your perfect day hike destination. Pandu Ropa is a total 8 km trek that starts from Vashisht in Manali. The trek includes walk-in spectacular Pine trees, dense forest, and reaching the Alpine meadow of Bhrigu Lake. You will witness the gorgeous view of Kullu and Solang Valley on this Trek.
Duration- 1-2 days
Level- Easy
Best time- Mid May to Early September
Altitude- 3500 m
So, these are the 5 offbeat treks near Manali, you can add to your bucket list. I hope you liked this article interesting and informative.
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