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Bharmour to Keylong trek via Kugti Pass

7 Days

Information

  • Private from Point to Point
  • 2-20
  • 5090 mtr
  • Stay in tents during the trek and guesthouses/homestays in Bharmour & Keylong.
  • Bharmour
  • Manali
  • June to September
  • Exclusive Guide
  • Guided Trekking Trip
  • All Meals during Trek
  • 20
  • 49

Overview

The Bharmour to Keylong trek via Kugti Pass (5,090m) is an exhilarating high-altitude trek in the Pir Panjal range of Himachal Pradesh, connecting the lush green valleys of Bharmour (Chamba district) to the rugged landscapes of Keylong (Lahaul and Spiti district). This challenging trek is a paradise for adventure seekers, offering a mix of dense forests, glacial rivers, alpine meadows, and breathtaking snow-covered peaks. The trek begins in Bharmour (2,195m), a town known for its ancient Chaurasi Temples and Bharmani Mata Temple, where trekkers acclimatize before setting out. The journey starts with a drive to Hadsar (13 km) and further to Kugti roadhead (7 km), followed by a trek through scenic villages and apple orchards to Kugti village (2,700m), home to the sacred Kartik Swami Temple. The path gradually ascends to Dughi (3,340m), a picturesque meadow, and then to Alyas Base Camp (4,250m), also known as Lahesh Caves, where trekkers prepare for the difficult Kugti Pass crossing. The most strenuous day involves a steep climb to Kugti Pass (5,090m), where trekkers witness breathtaking panoramic views of the Pir Panjal and Zanskar ranges, before descending toward the Khardu Glacier on the Lahaul side. The descent continues to Khardu village (3,900m) and then towards Udaipur, famous for the Mrikula Devi Temple, before reaching Keylong (3,080m), the administrative center of Lahaul and Spiti. The trek tests endurance with its steep ascents, high-altitude challenges, and unpredictable weather, making it suitable for experienced trekkers. The best time to undertake this journey is from June to September, when the trails are relatively clear, and the weather is favorable. Throughout the trek, adventurers experience remote Himalayan culture, traditional wooden houses, and prayer flags fluttering in the wind, adding a spiritual touch to the journey. The diverse landscapes, from lush green valleys in Chamba to arid, rugged terrain in Lahaul, make this trek unique and rewarding. Proper acclimatization, a knowledgeable guide, and essential trekking gear are crucial for ensuring a safe and successful trek. Whether it’s the thrill of crossing snowfields and glaciers, the serenity of high-altitude meadows, or the joy of discovering ancient Himalayan villages, the Bharmour to Keylong trek via Kugti Pass offers an unforgettable experience for those seeking both adventure and cultural immersion in the Himalayas.

Highlights

  • Kugti Village (2,700m) – A picturesque Himalayan village with traditional wooden houses and a glimpse into the local Gaddi tribal culture.
  • Kartik Swami Temple – A revered shrine dedicated to Lord Kartikeya, situated in Kugti village, offering spiritual vibes and stunning valley views.
  • Dughi Meadows (3,340m) – A breathtaking alpine meadow surrounded by snow-capped peaks, making it an ideal camping spot.
  • Alyas Base Camp (4,250m) – Also known as Lahesh Caves, this is the final camping point before the Kugti Pass ascent, set amidst a raw and dramatic landscape.
  • Kugti Pass Summit (5,090m) – The highest point of the trek, offering panoramic views of the Pir Panjal, Zanskar, and Lahaul ranges.
  • Glacial Crossings & Rugged Terrain – The trek involves crossing icy glaciers, steep ridges, and moraines, adding to the adventure.
  • Khardu Glacier & Village (3,900m) – After descending from the pass, trekkers pass through the remote Khardu village, surrounded by pristine Himalayan beauty.
  • Lahaul Valley Landscapes – The stark contrast between the lush greenery of Bharmour and the cold desert terrain of Lahaul makes this trek unique.
  • Triloknath Temple Visit – A short detour allows trekkers to visit Triloknath Temple, a sacred site worshipped by both Hindus and Buddhists.
  • Udaipur & Keylong Exploration – The trek ends in Keylong, the administrative center of Lahaul, where trekkers can relax, explore monasteries, and enjoy local cuisine.

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Bharmour to Keylong trek via Kugti Pass
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/ Adult
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Information

  • Private from Point to Point
  • 2-20
  • 5090 mtr
  • Stay in tents during the trek and guesthouses/homestays in Bharmour & Keylong.
  • Bharmour
  • Manali
  • June to September
  • Exclusive Guide
  • Guided Trekking Trip
  • All Meals during Trek
  • 20
  • 49