08 Nights / 09 Days
Package Price :₹0.00/-Per Person
Booking Price :₹ 30,000.00/- Per Person
The Yulla Kanda Trek is a lesser-known yet beautiful trek in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, India. It takes adventurers to the Yulla Kanda Lake, perched at an altitude of around 3,895 meters. The lake is considered sacred by locals and is dedicated to Lord Krishna. The trek offers breathtaking views of the Kinnaur Kailash range and lush meadows dotted with wildflowers. The journey passes through dense forests, charming villages, and expansive pastures. It’s an offbeat and moderately challenging trek, ideal for those seeking solitude in the mountains. The trek is typically done between May to October, when the weather is favorable for hiking.
Things To Carry
• Wind & Waterproof Jacket (lightweight).
• Fleece-2, Trek Pant -2, Full Sleeve T-shirt-2, T-shirts – 2, Warm nightwear set.
• Warmers/Thermal-1 pair (Top & Lower).
• Woolen Cap, Neck-Warmer, Gloves, Woolen Socks-1, Normal Socks-6, Sun Cap, Early-Dry Towel.
• Poncho/Rain Suit (Mandatory).
• Waterproof Trekking Shoes with Good Grip.
• Cold Cream, Sunscreen Lotion, Lip Balm, Tooth Paste, Tooth Brush, Face Wash, Paper Soap, Hand Sanitizer, Personal Toiletries & Toilet Paper.
• Personal Medicines, ORS, Energy Bars, Dry Fruits, etc.
• Water bottle – 2 (Mandatory).
• Goggles – 1, Trekking Pole – 1 (Mandatory).
• Backpack 45 Ltrs.
• and most importantly the Adventure Spirit.
Note
– Trekker has to carry his/her backpack on his/her own if someone requires a personal porter, ask during bookings so we can arrange accordingly. Charges extra.
– Please don’t come with Sports Shoe, Trolley Bags, & Jeans.
– Pack light as much as you can or ask NTP expert to help you.
Inclusions:-
- 01 Night stay at hotel Chamba
- 02 Nights stay at homestay or standard hotel in Bharmour
- Helicopter Tickets/ Mule (optional for Manimahesh) and Horse truck hauled by mule or own.
- The track is not proper yet.
- All this will be according to the condition.
- 02 Night stay at camping during trek (please note;
- camping stay is very basic But neat & clean).
- Meals included (all Three meals included starting from
- Dinner from day 01 to breakfast of day 09)
- One local English speaking guide will accompanying the
- group throughout trek
- Our guide will be carrying first aid kit with him
- En Sightseeing
Char Devi Shakti Peeth
Jwala Ji Chintpurni bangalamukhi brijeshwari Chamunda Devi
Khajjiar : Khajjinag and Shiv Temple
Chamba : Lakshmi Narayan temple Chamunda Devi temple
Bharmour : 84 Temple specially Dharmraj Temple
Extra Hiking Option
Kugti vallge:Wildlife sanctuary Karthik Swami temple
By Taxi 10 Km Full Day Night Extra
Kamal Kund: Manimahesh lake To Kamal kund Totel 8 Km form Manimahesh Lake Full Day Night Extra
Day 01: Shimla -Kinnaur - Yulla Kanda (200km)
Start early morning from Shimla and drive down first to Tapri in Kinnaur and then to Yulla Kanda. From Shimla to Yulla Khas is a little over 200 km and takes about seven hours to reach. From the village trek to a small meadow, about 3km further, which is going to be your base camp. Stay here overnight. Get briefed about the location, and the ranges visible. Enjoy a bonfire and dinner with fellow trekkers.
Day 02: 8 km Trek
Yulla Kanda trekking offers an enchanting view of Kinnaur mountains. Besides, it is also home to an ancient Lord Krishna Temple located inside the lake. It is believed that the Pandavas made this holy lake during their exile in the Himalayas, and it is the highest Krishna temple in the world. Yulla Kanda trekking starts from Yulla Khas, a small village located on the slope of hills.
Wake up early and commence the trek towards Yulla Kanda lake (8-9km) after breakfast. Witness the dense forests and passes on the way to the lake. Once there, get to know about the lake's history, eat your lunch and then head back towards the meadow. Spend the night stargazing, and telling stories around the bonfire.
** Split the trek then add 1 more day to the itinerary Supplement cost of INR6500 pp approximately for the Guide, Vehicle, Tent, Food etc .
Day 03: Yulla Kanda to Shimla
Start your descent towards Yulla Khas early in the morning and drive back to Shimla from there Dinner in Shimla Overnight stay in Shimla
Day 04: Shimla to Solan (Jatoli Shiv mandir) - Chamba
Jatoli gets its name from the long Jata (hair) that Lord Shiva has. Considered as Asia's highest Shiv temple, this shrine is indeed an architectural marvel. Jatoli Shiv Temple is one of the famous holy destinations of Solan which attract a large number of pilgrims and is only 6 Kms from the city.
Multiple fables and stories are associated with the history of Jatoli Shiv Temple. It is one of the oldest temples of Lord Shiv where an ancient linga is the also placed since a long time. It is believed that the temple was once the resting place of Lord Shiva.
The temple is made in typical Southern-Dravidian style architecture and is made of three consecutive pyramids. On the first pyramid, one can see the image of Lord Ganesha while on second pyramid there is a sculpture of Shesh Naag. Jatoli Shiv Temple holds the tag of being the highest temple in Asia; it took 39 years to complete the construction of the temple.
On the northeast corner of the temple, there is a water tank called 'Jal Kund' which is considered as pious as the holy river Ganga. The water of this tank is said to have some medicinal qualities that can treat skin diseases. There is a cave inside the temple where Swami Krishnananda Paramhans Ji resided. This ancient temple is famous for its annual fair, which is conducted during the festival of Mahashivratri. A number of devotees gather in the temple to offer prayers.
Shimla to Visit Solan 139 ft High Jatoli Shiv Mandir Start early morning from Shimla and drive down first to From Shimla little over 50 km And Drive To Chamab 424 Km
A Long Drive Full Day
Day 05: Chamba Bharmour
Early morning after breakfast check out in hotel and sightseeing Chamba near temples and Drive to Chamba To Bharmour 62 Km 02:30 hours Bharmour check in at guest house after lunch free time for Acclaimitization and stay guest house overnight
** Note : It is advicable to book Pony from the beginning of the tour to Manimahesh and back for 2 reasons we cannot predict the weather for heli service and unless you stay on the foothill of Manimahesh you cannot enjoy midnight spritual aura of Mani and Stars (star gazing)
Day 06: Bharmour - Bharmani - Bharmour and same day Bharmour - Dhancho (14 by Taxi & 6Km Trek)
Day 07: Dhancho - Manimahesh Lake (7 Kms Trek)
Day 08; Manimahesh - Hadsar - Bharmour
Day 09: Departure from Bharmour To Chandigarh 390 km 10 hrs And tour End
Best Time for Manimahesh Trek
There is a lot of snow till June which can make your Manimahesh Yatra and trek very uncomfortable and not very nice. The best time to go for the Manimahesh Yatra is the end of August when there is almost no snowfall and the weather is very clear with no bad weather conditions. September is also a good option as the daytime temperature is between 12 to 20°C. However, you must note that the nights in September can be cool and the temperature can drop below -5°C.
How to Reach Manimahesh Trek
The Manimahesh Trek is well connected to most of the important towns in Uttarakhand. The following guide provides details on how to reach the Manimahesh Trek by car, train or flight.
By Road: The most convenient way to reach Chamba from Delhi is to take a Volvo or HRTC bus directly from Kashmere Gate to Chamba. Night buses can take you directly to Chamba, from where you can board another bus or take a taxi to Bharmour.
By Air: The nearest airport to Manimahesh is the Gaggar Airport. It is 176 km from Barmur. To reach Barmur from Gaggar Airport, you can take a private taxi or public transport.
By Train: The nearest railway station to Manimahesh is the Pathankot Railway Station. There are direct trains between Delhi and Pathankot.
Manimahesh Kailash Trek FAQs
Q: What is Manimahesh Kailash Lake Trek?
Ans: The Manimahesh Kailash Lake Trek is a trek to the sacred Manimahesh Lake, which is located at an altitude of 4,080 meters in the Pirpanjhar Range of the Himalayas.
Q: What food options are available during the trek?
Ans: During the pilgrimage season, free food is served to pilgrims and trekkers at langars (public kitchens). Small tea stalls and dhabas (street food) along the way will also provide you with a quick snack. It is best to carry some nuts, protein bars and pasta just in case.
Q: What is the duration of Manimahesh Kailash Lake Trek?
Ans: Depending on the route and itinerary you choose, the trek to Manimahesh Kailash Lake can take 5 to 10 days.
Q: How difficult is the Manimahesh Kailash Lake trek?
Ans: The trek to Manimahesh Kailash Lake is a moderate to difficult trek that requires good fitness and trekking experience.
Q: What is the highest altitude of the Manimahesh Kailash Lake trek?
Ans: The highest altitude of the trek is 4,080 meters above sea level.
Q: What permits are required for the trek?
Ans: Indian citizens have a much easier time entering the country than foreign citizens. However, it is recommended that you behave appropriately and register with the local authorities to ensure your safety. For foreigners, the local authorities may need to obtain permits and required details.
Q: How difficult is the Manimahesh Trek? (Manimahesh Yatra)
Ans: The simplest form of accommodation is tents and guest houses in Hadsar and Dhancho villages. At the beginning of the pilgrimage season, temporary camps and facilities are set up to accommodate pilgrims and trekkers.
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