Ranisui Lake Trek
4 Days
Duration
Easy-Moderate
Difficulty
Manali
Starting Point
13,250ft
Highest Elevation
24km
Trail Length
Discover Ranisui Lake Trek: A Beginner's Alpine Adventure Worth Exploring!
Embark on an incredible journey through the captivating landscapes of the Ranisui Lake Trek, just a stone's throw away from Manali. Over three unforgettable days, this offbeat adventure promises to whisk you away into a world of natural wonders and breathtaking beauty.
Picture yourself winding through lush forests, charming villages, and meadows that seem to stretch on forever. Along the way, you'll stumble upon Lamadugh, a serene oasis offering sweeping views of the majestic Himalayas. Take a moment to soak in the tranquility and marvel at the sheer grandeur of your surroundings.
But that's not all – the trek also introduces you to the lesser-known trail of Badapathhar, where every twist and turn reveals something new and exciting. And what's a trek without a little exploration? Set aside a day to venture off on a thrilling hike, delving deeper into the untouched wilderness and uncovering its hidden gems.
The Ranisui Lake Trek isn't just about following a trail – it's about forging your own path, discovering new routes, and immersing yourself in the raw beauty of nature. So, if you're ready to escape the ordinary and embrace adventure, join us on this unforgettable journey through the heart of the Himalayas.
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Brief Itinerary
- Day1 : Manali [Introduction]Distance : NilDuration : Nil
- Day2 : Manali - Bada Pathhar - LamadughDistance : 6kmDuration : 4-6hrs
- Day3 : Lamadugh - ranisui - LamadughDistance : 12kmDuration : 7-8hrs
- Day4 : Lamadugh - ManaliDistance : 6kmDuration : 3-5hrs
Each Day of Ranisui Lake Trek in Details
Day 1
Getting Here: Once you step off the Volvo Bus, just hop into a cab straight to our Homestay. Trust me, it's worth the journey! Surrounded by lush Apple Orchards and stunning views, you'll feel right at home.
Meet and Greet: Upon arrival, you'll meet the gang - your trekking buddies and our instructors. We'll kick things off with an easy acclimatization hike to get you warmed up for the adventures ahead.
Gear Up: Need any last-minute gear? No worries! We'll hit the local market in the evening. Forgot your socks? No problem. You can also rent gear right here at the Homestay if you're in a pinch.
Don't forget to check out our handy guides:
Dinner Time: Get ready for a hearty dinner, served a bit earlier than usual. Yep, that's the mountain life for you - early to bed, early to rise. But hey, it's all part of the adventure, right?
Rest Up: After a satisfying meal, it's time to hit the sack. Snuggle up and get a good night's sleep. We've got big plans for tomorrow, and you'll want to be well-rested for the journey ahead.
Alright, my friend, get some shut-eye and I'll catch you bright and early for more trekking fun. Sleep tight!
Day 2
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Day 3
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Day 4
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Peaks from Ranisui Lake Trek
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Here is a List of Peaks seen on the Trek, Climbed or Unclimbed.
- Deo Tibba (coming)
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Alternate Routes to Ranisui Lake
There is practically only two other routesto Ranisui Lake. One of them is commonly visited by trekkers, while the other one is the Path Less Taken.
Path 1
Sangchar -Ranisui
To be Written
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Path 2
Manali - Manali WildLife Sanctuary - Lamadugh - Ranisui
To be written.
faq
Frequently asked questions about bhrigu lake trek
What to Pack
There is no bad weather only bad clothing
- Rucksack with Raincover (40L+)
- Knapsack/small day bag (10L)
- Trekking Specific Shoe/Boot
- Lightweight Sandal
- SunCap
- WoolenCap
- Balaclava/Buff
- Full Sleeve Tshirt (2)
- Half Sleeve Tshirt (2)
- Trek Pant Full (2)
- Trek Pant Half (1)
- Fleece (1)
- Down/Feather/Synthetic Jacket (1)
- Waterproof Jacket/Raincoat/Poncho (1)
- Rain Pant (1)
- Gloves Inner (1)
- Trekking Gloves (1)
- Cotton Socks (2)
- Woolen Socks (2)
- Sunglass (cat 3, Side Protection)
- Head Torch (with Extra Batteries)
- Water Bottles (2L)
- Trekking Poles
- Power Bank
- Light weight Towel
- Lunch Box with Lid
- Mug & Spoon
- Sunscreen (Spf 50+)
- Toothbrush, Toothpaste/Mouthfreshner
- Paper soap/Sanitizer
- Lip Balm
- Toilet Paper
- Personal Medicines
- Simple FirstAid Kit
Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
- Day 1 Manali Stay in Homestay
- Stay in Tent During Trek [ 3 Sharing basis ]
- Food Day 1 breakfast to Day 4 breakfast
- Meals [breakfast + Lunch + Snacks + Dinner]
- Transport : Manali - Gulaba
- Transport : Gulaba - Manali
- Mountaineering Course certified Guide
- Mountaineering Course certified Trek Leader
- Support Staff [Cook, Helper]
- porter/mule for Common luggage
- Permit & Camping Fees
- Safety Equipments [Climbing Rope, Crabiners, pulleys, etc.]
- First Aid Kit
- Sleeping Bag
- Sleeping Mattress
- Kitchen Tent
- Dining tent
- Toilet Tent
Exclusions
- Insurance Fees
- Camera charges or, any similar fees
- Any Specially ordered meal, except the inclusions
- Anything not mentioned in Inclusions
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