Rani Sui Lake Trek, Manali

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Duration

2Nights/3Days

Cancellation

Up to 3 days

Group Size

12 people

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About this activity

The Rani Sui Lake Trek, featuring a scenic and adventurous route, offers an exceptional trekking journey through the Manali region of Himachal Pradesh, India. This trek begins from Manali, where the adventure starts with a climb through lush meadows and dense forests. Trekking via Lama Dugh, trekkers are treated to breathtaking views of alpine landscapes and snow-capped peaks. The path then leads to the serene Rani Sui Lake, perched at an altitude of around 11,150 feet, surrounded by rugged mountains and pristine snowfields. The crystal-clear waters of the lake reflect the towering peaks and pristine glaciers, creating a mesmerizing, mirror-like effect. The serenity of the lake and the surrounding alpine landscape offer a tranquil retreat, where the beauty of the untouched natural environment is palpable. The trek descends through Duddu Thatch and Khaniyal, revealing diverse landscapes and charming campsites along the way. Duddu Thatch offers picturesque meadows and gentle streams, with a peaceful ambiance enhanced by the gentle rustling of the wind and the chirping of birds. Khaniyal presents a blend of rolling hills and forested areas, providing a contrasting yet equally captivating scenery as trekkers make their way back to Manali. Each segment of the trek presents its own unique visual allure, ensuring that the journey is as enriching for the eyes as it is for the spirit.

Quick Facts:

Region: Manali, Himachal Pradesh
Start/ End Point of the Trek: Manali
Duration: 3D/2N
Rani Sui Lake Trek Height: 11,150 feet
Rani Sui Lake Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate to challenging
Rani Sui Lake Trek Temperature: Day: (5°C to 20°C) and Night: (-5°C to 10°C)

Best Time to do Rani Sui Lake Trek: May to October

How to Reach-

The Rani Sui Lake Trek starts from Manali. To reach there, you can choose from any of the following transport options-

By Road-

The quickest and most economical way to get to Manali. Manali is accessible by road from several locations, including Delhi (540 km), Chandigarh (305 km), Dehradun (227 km), and Ambala (370 km).

By Train-

The closest railway station to Manali is Jogindernagar. Other train routes to Manali include those through Chandigarh and Ambala.

By Air-

The nearest airport is Bhuntar Airport, 10 km from Manali. Cabs and local buses are easily available from Bhuntar to Manali.

Highlights

Trek through dense pine forests and lush meadows, offering panoramic views of the Kullu Valley and surrounding Himalayan peaks.
Reach the pristine high-altitude Rani Sui Lake, surrounded by rugged mountains and reflecting the sky and peaks in its clear waters.
Enjoy uninterrupted views of majestic snow-capped peaks, including those of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges.
Experience a variety of landscapes, from alpine meadows and wildflower-filled valleys to tranquil forests and rugged mountain terrain.
Camp at picturesque spots like Lama Dugh, and Duddu Thatch, each offering its own unique natural beauty.

Included/Excluded

Accommodation during the Trek (Camping)
Meals while on Trek
All the required Permits.
First aid medical kits.
Triple/Double-sharing arrangements will be made for the sleeping tents.
Toilet tents will be set up.
Qualified and Experienced Guide and support staff.

Any sort of private expenses.
Extra food from mentioned above.
Unpredicted handling expenses as a result of weather disruption, landslides, and political upheaval.
Anything that is not mentioned in inclusions.

Itinerary

"Day 1 - Manali – Lama Dugh (8 km | 4-5 hours | 9898 feet)

Begin your day early in Manali, enjoying a hearty breakfast to fuel your trek.
Start your trek from the start line of the Lama Dugh trek and ascend further.
As you trek deeper into the forest, the serene rustling of leaves and chirping of birds will take over the surroundings.
Continue the trek with a gradual but consistent climb, where you will get majestic views of the mountains of Indrasan, Deo Tibba and peaks of Bara Shigri Glacier.
As you arrive Lama Dugh, you’ll be welcomed with breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, including glimpses of the Dhauladhar range.
Check into your campsite and unwind.
Enjoy a warm dinner under the open sky, with the stars beginning to dot the evening.
Have a restful night, preparing you for the adventures ahead.

"Day 2 - Lama Dugh – Rani Sui Lake – Duddu Thatch (11 km | 8-9 hours | 11154 feet)

Wake up to the crisp morning air at Lama Dugh, with the first rays of sunlight illuminating the surrounding peaks and have a hearty breakfast.
Begin the trek with a steep ascent through the remaining forested area, gradually transitioning to alpine meadows as you climb higher.
The final stretch to Rani Sui Lake is a challenging climb, but the effort is rewarded as you reach the lake, nestled amidst towering mountains.
The crystal-clear waters of the lake, reflecting the surrounding peaks, offer a mesmerizing and tranquil sight.
After soaking in the beauty of Rani Sui Lake, begin your descent towards Duddu Thatch.
The trail descends through rugged terrain, eventually leading to gentler slopes as you approach the meadows of Duddu Thatch.
The campsite is set in a serene meadow, where the evening light casts a golden hue over the landscape.
Enjoy a warm dinner under the stars, and settle in for a restful night.

Day 3 - Duddu Thatch – Khaniyal – Manali (3 km)

Wake up early to the charming sounds of nature at Duddu Thatch.
After breakfast, start your descent from Duddu Thatch, moving through rolling meadows and gentle slopes.
As you descend further, the landscape transitions into dense forests of oak, pine, and rhododendron.
Continue your descent until you reach Khaniyal, a quaint village perched on the slopes overlooking Manali.
From here, begin the final descent towards Manali.
The trail from Khaniyal is well-marked and offers a gradual descent, with stunning views of the Kullu Valley and the Beas River below.
The trek concludes as you make your way to Manali.
Celebrate the completion of the trek with your fellow trekkers and abid goodbye.