Rani Sui Lake Trek

The spectacular Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar Ranges’ mostly unexplored mountain wilderness is traversed by this walk over an enchanted and ancient path frequented by the famed Gaddi Shepherds. Still, not many people make their way here. You must be ready for adventure, but the views you will see will be ones you will always remember. It is a difficult climb to reach Rani Sui from the final ridge below Khanpari Tibba summit. There will be small patches of gravel and snow as well as severe climbs. View the Manalsu Glacier, the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal Ranges, including Hanuman Tibba, Deo Tibba, and Rohtang Pass, from the lovely and unspoiled meadows of this valley.

Planned Itinerary

• DAY 01 – MANALI TO LAMA DUGH (3317M), 4-5 HOURS.
• DAY 02 – LAMA DUGH TO RANI SUI (3800M) VIA KHANPARI TIBBA (4025M), 5- 6 HOURS.
• DAY 03 – RANI SUI TO BOGI THACH (3000M), 3 – 4 HOURS.
• DAY 04 – BOGI THACH TO MANALI (2050M), 4-5 HOURS.

What’s Included

• A tour guide, well versed with native flora/fauna, topography & culture during the entire trek program.
• All camping logistics and mules / porters/ to carry luggage. Participants will be required to carry only their day sacks with their daily essentials etc.
• Camping on twin sharing basis in 2-man tent.
• One Cook and camp helper/s with all necessary kitchen items, utensils etc.
• All transportation as per the itinerary, inclusive of transfers to the roadhead before the trek and transfer from the roadhead to Manali, after the conclusion of the trek.
• Boiled drinking water during the trek and warm water for personal ablutions in the morning.
• All meals during the trek program.
• Wildlife / environmental Permits and Levies, wherever required.
• All camping charges.
• Trek Briefing / debriefing & guides charges.
• Charges for following the global ‘Leave No Trace’ protocol.
• Insurance of the trekking staff
• Good medical / first aid kit with Oxygen Cylinders.

What’s Not Included

• Any accidental, travel or medical insurance.  It is advisable for the participants to get themselves comprehensively insured before the tour.
• Any expenses of a personal nature.
• Any and all evacuation charges (medical or otherwise), or hospitalization or physicians consultation charges. Your own insurance policy should also, ideally, cover this.