Beas Kund Trek

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• Cancellations before 30 days from the start of the event: Get a monetary refund with 15% of cancellation charges.

• Cancellations between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the event: 50 %refund.

• Cancellations less than 15 days to the start of the event: No refund.

• Cancellations will be accepted only by email.

Note: The Himalayan Daredevils reserves the right to cancel a program before departure in the event of logistical problems arising due to natural calamities, strikes, wars or any other circumstances that make the event inadvisable. In this case, we will refund 50% of the event fees.

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The Beas Kund Trek is a quick, lovely walk right in the heart of Himachal Pradesh, full of fun and the beauty of nature. Close to the busy town of Manali, this trek leads you through the big Dhauladhar range, and ends at the quiet Beas Kund glacial lake the birth of the Beas River. Great for both new and old trekkers, this three to four-day trek offers a fun time with some tough steps. The walk begins at Solang Valley, known for its adventure sports. As you climb, the view changes fast from pine woods and fields to white hills and snow caps. One top bit of the trek is the green fields of Bakarthach and Dhundi, where flowers grow in summer and sheep graze calmly. From these fields, you can spot tall peaks like Shitidhar, Friendship Peak, and Hanuman Tibba. High up, at about 3,700 meters (12,139 feet), Beas Kund is a sacred spot with old stories. It's said that Sage Vyas, who wrote the Mahabharata, sat and thought here. The clear lake against the snowy hills offers a quiet, dream-like place, perfect for both your soul and sight. The Beas Kund Trek is best from May to October, when paths are clear and the area looks its best. With easy climbs, nice camping spots, and great views of the Himalayas, this trek suits those looking to ditch city noise and soak in the untouched beauty of the mountains.

History of Beas Kund

Beas Kund, a glacial lake in the powerful Dhauladhar range of Himachal Pradesh, is not just a sight of nature, but also deep in myths, meaning, and history. Near Manali, high up at about 3,700 meters (12,139 feet), Beas Kund marks the start of the Beas River, one of the main rivers in north India. The lake's tale links back to old myths. They say its name comes from Sage Veda Vyasa, the wise man thought to have written the Mahabharata, a great Hindu epic. They believe he got divine insight here. From his name "Vyas," plus "Kund," which means a water spot or sacred lake, comes "Beas Kund." Many who follow this belief come to respect the sage and find peace. For years, Beas Kund has been seen as a sacred place, where wise men and saints would come to think and seek. Even today, many locals say the lake's water is pure and sacred. The Beas River has shaped the land, grown crops, and helped people living in northern India for a long ago. Old books often show the Beas River as special, with its start at Beas Kund making it more so.

Also, the spot has drawn explorers, trekkers, and history fans over time. In the past, British men mapping the Indian Himalayas wrote about the Beas River and its icy source. Later, Indian climbers and walkers began exploring the area, boosting Beas Kund's name as a trek spot. The path to Beas Kund traces old routes once walked by shepherds and traders moving between distant mountain towns. These paths carry quiet tales of hundreds of years of folks who lived with nature, worshipped it, and depended on the mountains for life and spirit. Today, Beas Kund is more than just a spot for trekkers. It also serves as a reminder of India’s long bond with nature, myths, and history. While newcomers and trekkers now visit its edges, the old lake’s sacred feel stays guarded by locals and those seeking the spirit. A mix of old stories and pure beauty keeps Beas Kund a living piece of India’s long history, still stirring, still loved, and still leaving everyone who visits in awe of its quiet shores.

Nearby Places Beas Kund

• Solang Valley: The fun of the Beas Kund Trek starts here. Just 13 km from Manali. Solang Valley has cool stuff like zip lines and skiing. It sees a lot of snow in winter, perfect for cold lovers. In summer, it's green, pulling in campers and trekkers.

• Manali: Only 20 km from Beas Kund, Manali is a busy hill town and a center for many treks. It has nature, busy shops, old temples, and cozy cafes. It pulls people all year. Big spots include Hidimba Devi Temple and Vashisht hot springs. Here, you can pick up trek gear and find a place to stay.

• Rohtang Pass: 50 km from Manali, Rohtang Pass sits high, linking Kullu Valley with Lahaul and Spiti. Known for its sights and snow, it draws many. From May to October, people come here to play in the snow and see the high mountains.

• Hampta Pass: Near Beas Kund, Hampta Pass joins the green Kullu Valley with the bare Spiti Valley. The path goes through pine forests and cold areas. It’s a mid-level trek, good for those who want a big mountain walk.

• Jogini Waterfalls: Near Vashisht Village and 7 km from Manali, Jogini Waterfalls is a calm place great for short walks. The path goes by apple trees and thick woods, giving a break from loud places.

• Vashisht Village: Close to Manali, this small village is known for its hot springs and calm feel. The Vashisht temple is a main part. Walkers often stop here to rest and dip in the hot springs after hard treks like Beas Kund.

• Bhrigu Lake: East of Rohtang Pass, Bhrigu Lake sits high among snowy tops. Known as a quiet place for Sage Bhrigu, it gives a sacred vibe and great sights from 4,300 meters.

Best Times to Visit Beas Kund Trek

• May to June: Prime time as snow clears, showing green and clear skies. Days are warm, nights can be cool. Flowers make walks pretty and easy, right for newbies and nature fans.

• July to August: The valley gets very green, but rain could make paths slick and risky. Yet, seasoned trekkers might like the calm and misty sights. Warm clothes and care are needed.

• September to October: After rain, skies clear and views are sharp. Paths dry, making walks easy and safe. Leaves turn gold, offering stunning sights. Great for those who love photos and camping.

• November to April: The path is mostly shut due to heavy snow and cold. Only tough trekkers should try it with the right gear. For most, it’s smarter to stay away.

How to Reach Beas Kund Trek

• By Airport: The nearest airport is Bhuntar Airport, 50 km from Manali. Bhuntar has some flights, mostly from Delhi and Chandigarh. From there, take a cab or bus to Manali, about 2 hours away.

• By Train: The closest big station is Joginder Nagar Railway Station, about 165 km from Manali. It's not well linked. Or, go to big hubs like Chandigarh or Ambala, then ride a bus or cab to Manali, about 8-10 hours away.

• By Road: Manali is well linked by road with big cities like Delhi and Chandigarh. Buses go often between these cities and Manali, taking about 12-14 hours. Drive or take a cab for a scenic mountain ride.

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