Trek Duration
6 Days
Max Altitude
16,000 ft
Distance
75 km
Level
MODERATE
Region
Himachal Pradesh
Best Time
June, July, August
How To Reach Base Camp?
The trek starts from the village of Bara Bhangal, which can be reached by road from Manali. The journey takes approximately 8 hours, passing through scenic landscapes and small villages.
Begin your trek by exploring the picturesque village of Bara Bhangal | 2 hours | 8,000 ft
Embark on a scenic trek to Marhi surrounded by lush greenery | 5 hours | 11,000 ft
Traverse through rugged terrains to reach Rajgundha campsite | 6 hours | 12,500 ft
Hike through the wilderness to reach the enchanting Devi Ki Marhi | 7 hours | 14,000 ft
Experience the ultimate thrill of reaching Bara Bhangal village | 4 hours | 16,000 ft
Bid farewell to the majestic Himalayas | 2 hours | 8,000 ft
Gear
Backpack
Properly sized and fitted backpack
Waterproof bag cover
Lightweight, packable daypack (for side trips)
Trekking Essentials
Trekking poles
Ziplock bags (for organizing and protecting gear)
Headlamp or flashlight
Extra batteries
Shelter and Sleeping
Lightweight tent or tarp
Sleeping bag (rated for expected temperatures)
Sleeping pad
Tent footprint or groundsheet
Clothing and Footwear
Clothing
Moisture-wicking/Quick Dry/Polyester base layers
Fleece or down jacket for insulation, since the weather can vary check the forecast for temperature lows to decide
Waterproof and windproof outer layers
Moisture-wicking socks
Extra pairs of socks and underwear
Hat and gloves (if applicable)
Sun hat or cap
balaclava
Footwear
Sturdy trekking boots with good grip and ankle support
Camp shoes or sandals (optional)
Navigation and Safety
Navigation Tools
Detailed map
Compass
GPS device or smartphone with trekking app
Extra batteries or power bank
Safety and First Aid
First aid kit (bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, personal medications)
Emergency communication device (whistle, personal locator beacon)
Multi-tool or knife
Nutrition
Food and Nutrition
Trail mix
Energy bars
Dehydrated meals
Small camping stove
Fuel for stove
Lightweight cooking pot
Utensils (spork, knife, etc.)
Lightweight mug or cup
Hydration
Durable water bottle or hydration bladder
Water purification tablets or portable filter
Electrolyte for hydration
Personal Care
Personal Hygiene
Biodegradable soap
Small towel
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Hand sanitizer
Toilet paper
Trowel (for digging cat holes)
Weather Protection
Lightweight rain jacket or poncho
Rain pants
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Lip balm with SPF
What is the best time to visit Bara Bhangal Trek?
The best time to visit is during the months of June, July, and August
Is the trek suitable for beginners?
The trek is moderately challenging and suitable for trekkers with some experience
What is the maximum altitude reached during the trek?
The maximum altitude is 16000 feet at Bara Bhangal village
Are there any medical facilities available on the trek?
Basic medical facilities are available in nearby villages