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Coming from the plains, we understand the challenges and excitement of doing a Himalayan trek. We’ve been in your shoes!

Shared Passion
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Our friendly trek leaders are here to guide you with patience and care, making sure you feel comfortable as you progress the trek.

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DAY 1: ARRIVAL & STAY AT YAARANA STAY & CAFE – VASHISHT, MANALI

Enjoy refreshments on arrival and a rejuvenating bath in the natural hot water springs of vashisht. In the afternoon, take an acclimatization walk to the scenic Jogini Waterfalls, followed by a high tea workshop covering mountain do’s and don’ts. Relax and unwind with an overnight stay at Yaarana Stay & Café.

DAY 2: DRIVE TO THE TREK STARTING POINT & TREK TO LAMADUGH

After a hearty breakfast, we’ll drive you to the starting point of the trek. From there, begin your walk towards Lamadugh, a beautiful meadow surrounded by tall trees and mountains. The trail is peaceful and filled with the fragrance of the forest. Once you reach Lamadugh, you’ll set up camp and relax while soaking in the stunning views.

Trek Distance – 6 km | Altitude Gain – 2,050 m to 3,060 m | Duration – 4-5 hrs

DAY 3: TREK FROM LAMADUGH TO RANI SUI LAKE

Today, you’ll trek to Rani Sui Lake, a beautiful heart-shaped alpine lake at an altitude of 3,780 meters. The trail takes you through meadows, ridges, and offers breathtaking views of the nearby peaks. Once you reach the lake, enjoy the serenity and beauty around you. Relax and take in the reflections of the snow-capped mountains in the clear waters of the lake.

Trek Distance – 8 km | Altitude Gain – 3,060 m to 3,780 m | Duration – 5-6 hrs

DAY 4: TREK BACK TO MANALI

On the final day, after breakfast, you’ll begin your descent back to Manali. The return journey takes you through beautiful forests and peaceful trails. Once you reach the base, you’ll be transferred back to Yaarana Stay & Café. Relax and celebrate the completion of your trek with a delicious meal.

Trek Distance – 12 km | Altitude Loss – 3,780 m to 2,050 m | Duration – 5-6 hrs

• 1 Night Stay at Yaarana Stay & Cafe
• 2 Nights: Double/Triple Sharing Tents
• Transportation from Yaarana to Old Manali & Back
• All Veg Meals (B/f, Packed Lunch, Hi-Tea and Dinner)
• Trekking Equipment: Temperature-rated sleeping bags, mattresses, kitchen tent, and toilet tent.
• All Necessary Permits and Entry Fees
• First Aid Medical Kit
• Mountaineering Qualified and Professional Trek Leader, Guide, and Staff
• Mules/Porters for Central Luggage.

• Transfer from Volvo Bus Stand to Yaarana & Back
• Lunch & Dinner on Day 4
• Any expense of Personal Nature
• Mules or Porters to Carry Personal Luggage
• Any Emergency Evacuation Charges
• Insurance of Trekker
• Post Trek Accommodation

• 50-60 ltrs rucksack with rain cover
• Trekking pole
• Water bottle/hydration pack
• Personal medical kit and first-aid
• Energy bars and dry fruits
• 4 full sleeves t-shirts
• 1 fleece full sleeves t-shirt
• 1 fleece jacket
• 1 down feather/holofoil jacket
• 1 wind & waterproof jacket & pant
• Thermal inners (up and down)
• 3 trek pants
• Waterproof gloves
• Poncho
• Trekking shoes
• Sunscreen SPF 50+, moisturizer, lip balm
• Toilet papers and wipes
• Head torch
• Sun cap
• Woolen cap
• Neck gaiters
• UV protected sunglasses
• 1 floaters/flip-flops
• Cotton socks
• Woollen socks
• Gaiters
• Notepad, pencil or pen

How to Reach Manali?

Via Delhi/Chandigarh: Take an overnight Volvo bus to Manali.

You can book the bus from the following websites –
Redbus, Zing, HRTC, Flixbus. Estimated Travel Time: 10 hrs.

Once you reach Manali Bus Stand. Take an auto/cab to Vashisht Temple from there.
Charges ~ INR 150/200
We are just 10 steps away!

Do I need prior trekking experience for the Rani Sui Lake trek?
Ans: No, prior trekking experience is not mandatory. However, having a basic level of fitness will help you enjoy the trek.

What is the best time to do the Rani Sui Lake trek?
Ans: The best time is between May and October when the weather is most favorable for trekking.

What is the total distance of the Rani Sui Lake trek?
Ans: The total trek distance is around 20 kilometers, covering the entire route to and from Rani Sui Lake.

What is the highest altitude reached during the trek?
Ans: The highest altitude you will reach is 3,780 meters (12,400 feet) at Rani Sui Lake.

How difficult is the Rani Sui Lake trek?
Ans: The trek is of moderate difficulty, suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers with good fitness levels.

How long does the Rani Sui Lake trek take?
Ans: The trek takes 3 days and 2 nights to complete.

What kind of terrain will I encounter?
Ans: The terrain varies from dense pine forests to meadows, rocky paths, and alpine ridges. It’s a mix of easy and moderate trails.

Is it safe to trek to Rani Sui Lake?
Ans: Yes, the trek is safe with experienced guides, and safety protocols will be followed throughout the journey.

What should I carry with me for the trek?
Ans: Essentials include good trekking shoes, a warm jacket, a water bottle, sunscreen, a hat, snacks, and a basic first-aid kit.

How many people are there in a typical trekking group?
Ans: A typical group consists of 6 to 12 people, ensuring a personal and manageable experience.

What kind of food will be provided during the trek?
Ans: You’ll be served simple and nutritious meals like dal, rice, vegetables, chapati, and tea at the campsites.

Can I get a porter or mule to carry my backpack?
Ans: Yes, porters or mules can be arranged to carry your heavy gear, but it’s always a good idea to pack light.

Do I need to carry my own sleeping bag and tent?
Ans: No, sleeping bags and tents will be provided as part of the trek package.

What type of accommodation will I have during the trek?
Ans: Accommodation will be in tents at high-altitude campsites along the trail.

Is there a risk of altitude sickness on the Rani Sui Lake trek?
Ans: Although the altitude is moderate, it’s still a good idea to acclimatize and stay hydrated to prevent altitude sickness.

How can I prepare for the trek?
Ans: Prepare by staying physically active, walking on uneven ground, and doing cardio exercises to build stamina.

Can I do the Rani Sui Lake trek if I’m a beginner?
Ans: Yes, the trek is suitable for beginners who are in good physical shape and are prepared for moderate ascents.

What happens if there’s bad weather during the trek?
Ans: If the weather is too harsh, your guide will take necessary precautions and ensure safety, including stopping the trek or adjusting the schedule.

Are there any shops along the trek for buying extra gear or supplies?
Ans: No, there are no shops along the trek, so it’s important to carry everything you need, including extra snacks and water.

How much water should I carry on the trek?
Ans: Carry at least 2-3 liters of water. You’ll find natural water sources along the trail, but it’s always good to have extra on hand.

Is there mobile network coverage on the Rani Sui Lake trek?
Ans: Mobile network coverage may be limited or unavailable in the higher altitudes during the trek.

What if I get injured or feel unwell during the trek?
Ans: Guides carry first-aid kits, and the group is trained to handle medical emergencies. It’s important to let the guide know if you’re feeling unwell, and the situation will be handled accordingly.

During the Rani Sui Lake Trek, toilet facilities are typically basic and designed to minimize environmental impact. Here’s what you can expect:

Toilet Tents at Campsites : At Yaarana Adventures, we set up portable toilet tents at each campsite. These tents provide privacy and are equipped with dry pit systems, where a pit is dug into the ground. After use, trekkers cover their waste with soil, promoting hygiene and environmental sustainability.

Eco-Friendly Practices : Trekkers are encouraged to use biodegradable toiletries, such as soap and toilet paper, to reduce environmental impact. It’s advisable to avoid non-degradable items like wet wipes.

Mid-Trek Facilities : Along the trekking route, there are generally no permanent toilet facilities. Trekkers should plan to use the facilities at campsites before setting out each day.

Personal Hygiene : Carrying personal hygiene kits, including hand sanitizers and biodegradable toilet paper, is recommended. This ensures cleanliness and comfort throughout the trek.

By adhering to these practices, trekkers can maintain personal hygiene while preserving the pristine environment of the Rani Sui Lake region.

Physical Fitness: The Rani Sui Lake trek, though relatively moderate, involves steep ascents, descents, and high-altitude camping. Being physically fit will help you enjoy the trek more comfortably, as it demands stamina and endurance across long walking hours.

Weather Conditions: Mountain weather can be unpredictable. Be prepared for sudden changes, including cold, windy, or rainy conditions, especially at higher campsites. Pack proper layered clothing to tackle all weather scenarios.

Altitude Acclimatisation: Proper acclimatisation is crucial on this trek. Follow the acclimatisation plan diligently to help your body adjust to the altitude and minimize the risk of altitude sickness.

Strict No to Alcohol: Alcohol is strictly prohibited during the trek. Please do not carry alcohol in your backpack. If found, necessary action will be taken to ensure the safety and well-being of the group.

Carry Necessary Equipment: Pack all essential trekking gear, including sturdy trekking shoes, warm layers, a rain jacket, a good quality backpack, and other essentials. Refer to the recommended checklist before you begin packing.

Stay Hydrated: Hydration is key for trekking at altitude. Drink plenty of water regularly to maintain your energy levels and prevent altitude-related issues.

Respect the Environment: Rani Sui Lake is located in an ecologically sensitive zone of the Himalayas. Carry all your waste back with you, avoid damaging flora and fauna, and leave no trace behind.

Safety First: Always listen to your trek leader and guides. Stick with the group, especially on tricky or narrow trails, and prioritize your safety and the safety of your fellow trekkers.

Travel Insurance: It is highly advisable to have travel insurance that covers emergencies, trip cancellations, and medical needs before setting off on the trek.

By following these guidelines, we ensure that our journey to Rani Sui Lake is safe, memorable, and respectful to the beautiful mountains we are privileged to explore.