Beas Kund Trek

The trek to Beas Kund is quite a recommended trek for all people who are starting with Himalayan Treks. The trek starts from Solang valley and follows next to the Beas River till Baker Thach. Baker Thach offers some of the amazing views of the Seven Sisters and Shitidhar range. From Baker Thach the trek involves a moderate climb through some moraine patch for Beas Kund. The Kund is considered to be...

Amenities

• Trekking

Whats Included?

• Accommodation : Stay will be in tents on triple sharing basis at all camps. Stay for male and female is separate
• Meals : Breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner. We provide simple, nutritious veg/Jain food on all days of the trek.
• Rucksack : A 60 litre bag with rain cover is provided for using in trekking. You can deposit your extra luggage with your bags at our campsite.
• Camping charges : All trekking permits and forest camping charges are included
• Trekking equipment : High quality tents and sleeping bags in all the camps. Sleeping bags can withstand temperatures as low as -10 oC.
• Gaiters : It prevent snow from entering inside your shoes.
• Safety equipment : First aid kit, oxygen cylinders, oximeter etc. will be with guide/trek leader and at campsite as well to deal with emergencies.
• Expert trek Leaders : All our trek leaders are at least qualified in basic/ advanced mountaineering and first aid course.
• Expert Trek support team: The mountain staff on this trek consists of certified guides, cooks, helpers and porters.
• HAPO Chamber bag [Only for Expeditions]
• Personal Insurance
• GST 5%.

Whats Excluded?

• Cost of Emergency
• Bottled water
• Any personal expense

Need to Know

• Trekking shoes: Carry water proof trekking shoes with good grip and ankle support. Do not carry sports shoes.
• Jackets: Carry three jackets - a hard shell type that can protect you against rain and cold wind, a warm jacket padded type for the camp and a fleece as an additional layer for warmth during the trek.
• Three trek pants: Carry a minimum of 2 trek pants and 1 cotton pant. Trek pants should be quick dry material. Denim/jeans and shorts are not suitable for trekking
• Three trek t-shirts (quick dry/dri-fit): Full sleeved t-shirts that prevent sun burns on the neck and arms and are quick dry will be recommended.
• Thermals: Carry thermal base layer (top and bottom).
• Sunglasses: Sunglasses are mandatory. There will be lot of snow on the trek and can cause snow blindness
• Sun Cap: At high altitude, the sun is extra harsh so carry a cap to protect yourself. A woollen cap or scarf can be quite helpful for the cold nights.
• Water proof hand gloves: Carry water proof gloves. Avoid woollen gloves as they will get wet if you touch snow.
• Cotton Socks: (3-4 pairs) and a pair of woollen socks.
• Headlamp/LED torch: Mandatory
• Raincoat/Ponchos: At high altitudes, snowfall and rain are quite common and it’s mandatory to carry a poncho so that you don’t get wet. A poncho is made from a watertight material designed to keep the body dry from the rain. It covers the whole body with the backpack .We rent a Poncho at 300 INR per person .
• Plastic Packet/Garbage Bag: Carry a minimum of 3-4. These can be quite helpful to give an extra protection to your clothing against getting wet during the rain. Theses can be also used to store garbage.
• First Aid Kit: It is advisable to carry a basic medical kit comprising items like Cotton, Blister tape, savlon, antiseptic cream, band aids, crepe band aid, pain spray and few medicines like Diamox, Dexmethasone, Disprin and few antibiotics.
• Toiletries: Carry a minimum of items like mouth wash, sun’s cream, hand sanitiser and a small towel.

Opening Days

Address

• Beas Kund