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Bhangajyang Lakes Trek

Trek Fee

₹ 42000

$ 484

+ 5% GST | + Rs 180 Trek Insurance

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TREK DIFFICULTY
Moderate
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TREK DURATION
7 Days
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HIGHEST ALTITUDE
13,540 feet
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GROUP SIZE
12 People
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TOTAL TREK DISTANCE
25 Km
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BASECAMP
Sikkim
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BEST TIME
March to June and September to November
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PICKUP POINT
Sikkim
TREK DIFFICULTY
Moderate 		TREK DURATION
7 days
HIGHEST ALTITUDE 13,540 feet GROUP SIZE 12 People
TOTAL TREK DISTANCE 25 Km BASECAMP Sikkim
BEST TIME March to June and September to November PICKUP POINT Sikkim
 

Bhangajyang Lakes Trek Overview

Bhangajyang Lakes Trek is a scenic and offbeat trekking trail located in the state of Sikkim, India. The trek offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, with a high point of around 13,000 feet. The best time to go on this trek is during the summer months when the weather is pleasant and the trail is easier to navigate. The trek is suitable for families with children and novice trekkers, as the difficulty level is moderate. The route takes you through dense forests, alpine meadows, and scenic lakes, making it an ideal outdoor activity for nature lovers. Camping is also an option along the trail, with several campsites available for trekkers. Bhangajyang Lakes Trek is a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy a peaceful holiday in the lap of nature.

Trek Fee

$484

₹42000 /Per person

+ 5% GST | + Rs 180 Trek Insurance

Inclusions and Exclusions, Scholarships & waivers, Cancellation policy

 

Day 2: Lubrang to Nagagigi (11,604 ft) | Trek: 5 hrs

Begin the trek from Lubrang to Nagagigi The trail will lead you through varied landscapes, including forests, meadows, and possibly some rocky paths.

reach Nagagigi which is a serene location situated at an altitude of approximately 11,604 feet (3,537 meters) above sea level.

Day 3: Nagagigi to Sangegigi (12,687 ft) | Trek: 5 hrs

Begin the trek from Nagagigi to Sangegigi

The trail will lead you through a variety of terrains, including meadows, rocky paths, and possibly some snow patches depending on the season.

Reach Sangegigi is a picturesque location situated at an altitude of approximately 12,687 feet (3,867 meters)

Day 4: Sangegigi to Tsomjuk (13,054 ft) | Trek: 6 hrs

Start the trek from Sangegigi to Tsomjuk generally takes about 6 hours

The trail will lead you through diverse landscapes, which may include meadows, rocky terrain

Reach Tsomjuk is a picturesque location situated at an altitude of approximately 13,054 feet (3,979 meters)

Day 5: Tsomjuk to Dolung (13,241 ft) | Trek: 7 hrs

Start the trek from Tsomjuk to Dolung typically takes about 7 hours. The trail will lead you through a variety of terrains

Arrive at Dolung is a picturesque location situated at an altitude of approximately 13,241 feet (4,035 meters) above sea level.

Day 6: Dolung to Bhangajyang (13,540 ft) and drive to Dirang | Trek : 3 hrs

Begin the trek from Dolung to Bhangajyang typically takes about 3 hours.The trail will lead you through diverse terrains, including meadows

Reach Bhangajyang is a picturesque location situated at an altitude of approximately 13,540 feet (4,121 meters)

Day 7: Dirang to Guwahati Airport

The drive from Dirang to Guwahati Airport typically takes about 7 to 8 hours,

The Bhangajyang Lakes Trek is a scenic trekking route in the Himalayas, known for its picturesque lakes and stunning mountain views. It is located in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, near the town of Manali.

The trek typically spans over several days, covering a distance of approximately 35 to 40 kilometers, depending on the specific route and side trips.

The best time for the Bhangajyang Lakes Trek is generally from late May to early October. During this period, the weather is relatively stable, and the trail is accessible.

While experienced trekkers may choose to go without a guide, it’s highly recommended, especially for those unfamiliar with the area. A guide can provide valuable local knowledge, ensure safety, and assist with navigation.

The Bhangajyang Lakes Trek is considered to be of moderate difficulty. It involves steep ascents and descents, as well as some rocky terrain. Prior trekking experience and good physical fitness are recommended.

Essential items to pack include trekking gear (boots, trekking poles, etc.), warm clothing, rain gear, a first aid kit, sufficient food and water, a sleeping bag, a tent (if camping), a map or GPS device, and personal items like toiletries and medication.

As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, there were no specific permits required for the Bhangajyang Lakes Trek. However, it’s advisable to check with local authorities or trekking agencies for any updated regulations.

The trek usually starts from Bhangajyang, which is about 25 kilometers from Manali. You can reach Manali by road from major nearby cities, and from there, you can hire a local vehicle or take a shared taxi to Bhangajyang.

Accommodation options along the trek route are limited. Many trekkers choose to camp at designated campsites. It’s essential to carry your own camping equipment. Some treks may have temporary tea stalls or shelters, but they can be unreliable.

Bhangajyang Lakes Trek Inclusions

  1. Accommodation for a total 6 Nights
  2. Meals from Day 1 Dinner to Day 7 Breakfast will be served. Veg Meals with Egg options can be served. Jain meals can be arranged on request.
  3. Certified Trek Leader, Cook and Support Staff
  4. Camping Equipment including tents, kitchen & dining tents, toilet tents etc Gaiters, Microspikes
  5. Forest Permits

Bhangajyang Lakes Trek Exclusions

  1. Any Add Ons apart from the inclusions above
 

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Trek Fee

$ 484

₹ 42000 /Per serson

+ 5% GST | + Rs 180 Trek Insurance

Inclusions and Exclusions, Scholarships & waivers, Cancellation policy

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