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Bara bhangal trek

Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India

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Bara bhangal trek Highlights

The bara bhangal pass is blessed with the views of snow-capped mountains like Kangra surrounding it.

It is truly an eye-pleasing scenery when one trek along Manali and Riyali thatch.

This journey takes 13 days to cover the 15,000ft. height.
The trek is difficult and advised only for people above the age of 12.

Bara bhangal trek Overview

Being One of the most thrilling trekking experiences in Himachal, the steep trails of Bara Bhangal is truly worth the value as one gets the views of Indrasan, Deo Tibba, and Hanuman Tibba.

One can also escape into the beauty and serenity of the Dhauladhar and Pin Panjal range.
The first few days are meant for forest explorations and trekking to some peaks.

After some descents, one will reach the Kalihani pass too.
Then it continues to the Ravi river and views of Kangra valley. The best time to carry out this trek is between May and September as it will be the blooming season and less cold.

Itinerary For Bara bhangal trek

Day 1 - Arriving at manali

Manali

This day would be spent for acclimatization in Manali.

Day 2 - From Manali to Lamadugh

Lamadugh

On this day, an altitude of 10,000 feet will be covered in 6-7 hours.

Day 3 - Lamadugh to Riyali thatch

Riyali thatch

This is the most interesting day of the trek with a lot of steep meadows.
One will see the path to Rohtang Pass during the trek.

Day 4 - Riyali thatch to Kalihani pass

Kalihani pass

Kalihani Pass, one of the highest peaks in India, will be reached today after passing gushing rivers.

Day 5 - Kalihani base to Dhonku thatch

Dhonku thatch

This is the most rewarded day of the trek when one will be able to see the views of Dhauladhar and pin panjal.

Day 6 - Dhonku thatch to Lamapadh

Lamapadh

This is the middle point of the trek and it takes 6-7 hours to complete the trek.
Make sure that you dehydrate yourself well.

Day 7 - Lamapadh to dal ki marhi

Dal ki marhi

7 hours are needed to complete the trekking. After that, there will be some fun games for the trekkers.

Day 8 - Dal ki marhi to bara bhangal

Bara bhangal

Crossing the deodar forest and Ravi river, one will reach the village within 6 hours.

Day 9 - Rest day

Bara bhangal

This day is counted for acclimatization and taking rest.

Day 10 - Bara bhangal to Marhi

Marhi

This trek is somewhat long and takes 5 hours to cover the Thamsar pass.

Day 11 - Marhi to panihartu

Panihartu

After having so many scenic views this trek will be completed in 7-8 hours

Day 12 - Panihartu to rajgundha

Rajgundha

The whole journey takes 6-7 hours to complete.

Day 13 - Rajgundha to bir billing and return journey

Bir billing

This day is easier than any other day and one will carry out the return journey to Dharamsala on this day.

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Caps

Medical kit

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Sunscreen

Ready to eat food

Power bank

Extra batteries

Personal medications (if any)

Essential toiletries

Trekking pole

Dry Fruits and Chocolates

Hiking Shoes

Water Purification Tablets

UV Protected Sunglasses (Advisable)

Quick Drying Towel

Lightweight trekking pants

Lip balm

Moisturizer

Head Torch

Location Details about Bara bhangal trek

Starting Point

Manali

End Point

Manali

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Bara bhangal trek FAQs

What is the preferable time to carry out this trek?

It is better to plan this trek during the period between May and September because at this time the weather will be less cold. This period will also give you the opportunity to experience the blossom time at the peak.

Can a beginner do this trek?

This trek is mainly based on the stamina and endurance of a person. As this trek is for 13 days it comes under difficulty level of trekking. prior experience is advised in most of the cases.

What kind of food will be served throughout the trek?

No one has to worry about the food in this trek because the trek organizers provide quality food that is needed for stamina. Nonveg food will not be served because it will take time to digest.

Which month is the best to plan the trek?

It is advised to book the months from May to September for this trek as it avoids the harshness of winter.

What would be the temperature in this area?

The temperature in this trek location will be from 12 to 17 degree Celsius during the daytime and from 2 to 10 during the night time.

Confirmation Policy

Upon booking, the traveller will receive a confirmation voucher via email, within 24 hours.
In the special cases of slots not being available, feasible alternatives will be provided to the customer, in regards to the customer’s preference. In such cases, a new voucher would be sent via email, consisting of the new travel details.

Cancellation Policy

Any cancellation made 20 days prior to the date of departure, would levy a 30% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
Any cancellation made within 7-20 days prior to the date of departure, would levy a 60% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
Any cancellation made within 0-7 days prior to the date of departure, would levy a 100% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
Due to any restrictions such as sudden government policies or regulations, health hazards, medical emergencies, or unprecedented weather conditions, activities and tours may be nonoperational and be cancelled. In cases such as these, operators will attempt to cater to the traveller an alternate, which is feasible in nature. However, any refund would not be catered.