Bhrigu Lake Trek

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Meals

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3 Days

22 Km Trek

14,000 Ft
Bhrigu Lake Weather (Live + Forecast )
Bhrigu Lake Weather (Live + Forecast )
Bhrigu Lake Weather
Bhrigu Lake trek gets straight to the point. Just an hour in, and you step out of the forest into open high-altitude meadows. No waiting for days. These grasslands sit above Gulaba and open up to full views of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges. It’s the kind of setting that reminds locals why this side of Himachal is called devbhoomi. On a clear morning, peaks like Hanuman Tibba show up sharp in the distance.
But don’t mistake short for easy. The trail pulls uphill from the first step. Day one covers about 7 kilometers, all ascent. Day two is another climb, no real drop. You’re touching close to 14,000 feet in just two days. Without prep, this trek hits hard. It’s not about fancy gear or high-end shoes. What matters is strong legs, good hydration, and knowing how to pace yourself. Beginners can do it, but only if they come with respect for the climb.
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At the top, Bhrigu Lake sits quiet. Water still, air thin, and not much sound around. Locals say the sage Bhrigu meditated here, and the lake has been sacred ever since. Even shepherds don’t speak much near it. You’ll find snow around the edges if you go early in the season. By mid-July, the ice clears and the lake shows a full reflection of the sky. It’s not a tourist spot. It’s a place people visit to sit still.
One of the best parts of this trail is the way the terrain keeps changing. Forest, meadows, rocky climbs, stream crossings, then snow patches near the top. All this in two days. Wildflowers bloom in June, mist rolls in during monsoon, and each weather shift brings something new to watch. For anyone planning a Himalayan trek in the monsoon months, this route stays open, beautiful, and tough in all the right ways.
Itinerary
Manali to Gulaba | Gulaba to Rola Kholi
Rola Kholi to Bhrigu Lake and Back
Rola Kholi to Gulaba | Gulaba to Manali
Manali to Gulaba | Gulaba to Rola Kholi
‣ Pick-up Point : Manali Mall Road‣ Drive Distance : 24 km
‣ Drive Duration : 1.5 hour
‣ Trek Distance : 5 km
‣ Trek Duration : 5 hour
We’ll drive to Gulaba, the starting point of Bhrigu Lake trek, and take a short break before lacing up for the day’s hike.
The trek to Rola Kholi takes about 5–6 hours through lush meadows and forest trails, with stunning views unfolding as we gain altitude.
By evening, we’ll reach our campsite, amidst the mountains, enjoy dinner, and settle in for the night under the stars.
Rola Kholi to Bhrigu Lake and Back
‣ Trek Distance : 10 km‣ Trek Duration : 8 hours
After an early breakfast, we begin our trek to Bhrigu Lake, walking through endless green meadows that feel like a slice of paradise.
As we near the lake, the trail turns rocky and the majestic Bhrigu Lake appears, framed by towering peaks like Deo Tibba, Indraasan, Hanuman Tibba, and Friendship Peak.
After spending peaceful moments by the lake, we’ll trek back down to Rola Kholi, where dinner and a night under the starry skies await in our camps.
Rola Kholi to Gulaba | Gulaba to Manali
‣ Trek Distance : 5 km‣ Trek Duration : 3 hours
‣ Drive Distance : 24 km
‣ Drive Duration : 1.5 hour
After checking out from our campsite, we begin our descent to Gulaba, retracing the scenic trails one last time and soaking in the mountain charm.
The trek takes around 4-5 hours, after which we’ll drive back to Manali.
With hearts full of memories and new friendships, the Bhrigu Lake Trek comes to a close.
Cost Terms
- Transportation: Round-trip Manali to Manali in Tempo traveler or SUV.
- Accomodation: 2 nights stay in camps
- Meals : Veg meals from Day 1 dinner to Day 4 breakfast
- Permits: All the necessary permits
- Other Taxes : Toll tax, State Tax, Entry Fee, Parking Charges all are included
- Cost Escalation due to “ Force Majeure and Evacuation charges”.
- Unscheduled delay due to road block .
- Any Expense not specified in the inclusions list
- Meals not mentioned in inclusions
Cancellation prior to 30 day from the start of the Trip
Refund Options
- 10% deduction of trek fee
- 100% cash voucher for any trip till one year
- Transfer your trek (any trek, any date) to your friend
Cancellations between 29 days and 15 days before the start of the Trip
Refund Options
- 30% deduction of trek fee
- 100% cash voucher for any trip till one year
- Transfer your trek (any trek, any date) to your friend
Cancellations between 14 days and 10 days before the start of the Trip
Refund Options
- 50% deduction of trek fee
- 75% cash voucher for any trip till one year
- Transfer your trek (any trek, any date) to your friend
Cancellations less than 10 days before the start of the Trip
Refund Options
- No Cash refund
- 50% cash voucher for any trip till one year
- Transfer your trek (any trek, any date) to your friend
Bhrigu Lake – WILDSUMMIT Trail Map
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
When is the best time to trek to Bhrigu Lake trek?
The best time to trek to Bhrigu Lake is from May to October, with June and September being ideal for clear skies and blooming meadows. Avoid peak monsoon months (July-August) due to slippery trails and heavy rain.
Is it safe for girls to join the trip?
Yes, We ensure the highest standards of safety for everyone. Our team includes experienced and professional trip leaders who prioritize security. We also maintain a safe environment throughout the trip, so everyone can have a great and secure experience.
How is the group trip managed?
We have experienced and professional trip leaders who will be with you throughout the journey. They will assist with any issues that may arise and ensure that everything runs smoothly.
Our leaders are also there to manage any disruptions or nuisances and maintain a positive and enjoyable atmosphere for all participants.
In case someone creates an unpleasant environment, we reserve the right to expel them from the trip to ensure the comfort and safety of everyone else.
What documents do I need to carry on the trek?
2 xerox of ID having address (addhar card/driving license), 2 Passport size photograph.
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