3 Nights 4 Days
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The Yulla Kanda trek is one of the most hidden and peaceful trails in Himachal Pradesh. Located in the remote Kinnaur region, this 4-day trek takes you through tall pine forests, quiet villages, and wide open meadows. The journey ends at the beautiful Yulla Kanda Lake.
At this high-altitude lake stands the World’s highest Krishna temple. It’s a key highlight for trekkers and an important spiritual spot. Locals believe Lord Krishna once meditated here, and many still visit for its calm and sacred feel.
Along the trail, you will be surrounded by pure nature and hardly any crowds. It’s a quiet and refreshing experience, far from the usual tourist places.
This trek is a mix of adventure, local culture, and mountain views. It’s perfect for anyone looking to explore something different and more peaceful.
Each day brings you closer to the real side of Himachal – clean air, quiet moments, and a story you will always remember. If you want nature, calm, and a one-of-a-kind trek, Yulla Kanda is waiting.
Let’s read further to know more about this beautiful journey.
Yulla Kanda is a seasonal trek best experienced between mid-May and mid-October. Each one offers something different:
May to June: This is when the trail starts to open up. Expect chilly mornings and great visibility of the surrounding peaks.
July to August: This is the perfect time to witness the region’s natural beauty at its peak.
September to Mid-October: This is ideal for those who prefer solitude and sharp mountain views.
Shimla is well connected by road, train, and air. Here’s how you can get there:
By Road
By Train
By Air
It’s best to arrive in Shimla a day before the trek starts to acclimatize and avoid any last-minute delays.
Your 5-day trip includes meals, camping gear, accommodation, local guides, permits, and transport from Shimla and back.
Our Yulla Kanda Trek Costs Rs. 8500 from Shimla to Shimla.
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The World’s highest Krishna temple, Yulla Kanda, sits in the middle of the lake and welcomes people of all faiths. It reflects the rich cultural and spiritual traditions of the Kinnaur region.
According to locals, the Pandavas built this temple during their exile. It holds a deep religious meaning for the people of Kinnaur and nearby villages, especially during the Janmashtami festival.
Scenic Beauty & Local Significance of Yulla Kanda
From Yulla Kanda, you get wide views of the Kinnaur ranges and nearby valleys. To the northwest, you can see Listigarang Valley, which connects to Kafnu and Bhabha Pass. To the northeast lies the Kashang Valley, with routes heading to remote villages like Pangi.
This isn’t just a trek – it’s a journey through stories, legends, and beautiful mountain views.
Janmashtami Celebration at Yulla Kanda
Every year, on Janmashtami, the region celebrates Lord Krishna’s birth with local rituals. People throw a traditional Kinnauri cap into the lake. If it floats across without sinking, it’s believed the person will have a peaceful year ahead.
This spiritual tradition draws people from nearby areas who come to pray, reflect, and take part in the sacred ceremony.
Before going for the Yulla Kanda Trek, you need to know important trekking tips and preparations.
Physical Preparation
Packing Essentials
Health & Safety
No, it’s an easy-to-moderate trek, doable for beginners with decent fitness.
Around 10-12 km one way, completed over 2 days.
It’s possible, but not advised. Usually it takes 2-3 days.
Transport, meals, accommodation, guides, camping gear, and permits.
Mid-May to mid-October - each season offers a unique experience.
Yes, it’s beginner-friendly with manageable terrain and expert guidance.
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