Chamoli, Uttarakhand
4.7 / 5 (45 Reviews)
Duration
7D / 6N
Tour Category
Himalayan Treks
Min Age
12+
Tax
No Hidden Charges
Starting from INR 14284
INR 9999
30% Off
Per Person
( Inclusive of all taxes )
The Rani Sui Lake Trek offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, making every step of the journey worthwhile.
The trek leads to the beautiful Rani Sui Lake, known for its serene and picturesque setting, perfect for a relaxing break.
You'll walk through lush forests and open meadows, with the trail offering diverse scenery and plenty of photo opportunities.
The trek showcases a variety of vibrant wildflowers and dense vegetation, adding colour and charm to your hike.
Keep an eye out for local wildlife along the way. You might spot different bird species and small animals in their natural habitat.
The Rani Sui Lake Trek also provides a glimpse into the local culture and traditions of the region, enriching your trekking experience.
The trek offers a mix of moderate to challenging sections, making it suitable for both novice and experienced trekkers.
The cool mountain air and fresh environment make the Rani Sui Lake Trek a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Experienced guides are available to ensure a safe and enjoyable trek, sharing their knowledge about the area and helping with any questions.
The stunning landscapes and scenic views along the trek are perfect for capturing memorable photos.
Activity location: Chamoli, Uttarakhand
Trip Duration: 7 Days | 6 Nights
Max. Altitude: 3,780 meters (12,400 ft)
Rani Sui lake Trek Distance: 35 km
Trek Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
About Rani Sui Lake Winter Snow Trek, Uttarakhand:
Venturing on the Rani Sui Lake Winter Snow Trek near Manali is an enchanting journey into the heart of the Himalayas during the winter season. This trek offers a unique blend of adventure and tranquillity, where each step through the snow-covered trails unveils the pristine beauty of the snowy landscape. The trek presents a captivating mix of natural wonders, from the majestic snow-capped peaks to the serene Rani Sui Lake, creating a picturesque backdrop for an unforgettable experience. As you traverse through the icy terrain, the frozen waterfalls and the cosy camping nights under the starry winter sky add a touch of magic to this snowy escapade. Explore the Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek and check out our other exciting treks for more adventure! Engage in snow-filled activities, share stories around the warm campfire, and capture the essence of winter's charm in every moment spent amidst the snow-kissed beauty of Manali. This expedition promises a harmonious blend of adventure, natural splendour, and cherished memories in the winter wonderland of the Himalayas. So, my friends, if you're ready to embark on an adventure of a lifetime, the Rani Sui Lake Trek awaits you with open arms. Lace up your boots, pack your backpack, and get ready to create memories that will last a lifetime. Witness the winter magic of our Hampta Valley Snow Trek, a trekker’s paradise. Happy trekking!
This Package Includes:
Ex Delhi Transportation (AC Semi Sleeper Volvo)
Manali Local & Kullu Naggar Sightseeing By Private Cab
Two Nights’ Accommodation In A Star Hotel And Two Nights Camping On Trek
Breakfast And Dinner in the Hotel
Permissions Of Local Authorities & Entry Fees For Trek Location
Hygienic Food During The e Trek From Day 2 Lunch To Day 4 Breakfast, We offer both veg And Egg Dishes.
Well-Trained Trekking Leaders
Transportation From Manali To the Starting Point Of the Trek
Oxygen Cylinders & First Aid Box.
All The Important Trekking Things Such As Sleeping Bags, Mattresses, Tents, Dining Tents, Utensils, & Kitchen Tents.
Mule/Porter For Common Equipment Of Trekking Groups.
Insurance Of Staff Of Himachal Adventure Tours.
Excludes:
Insurance Of Participants.
Any Personal Expenses.
Porter For Personal Belongings.
Any Item Not Included In “Price Includes”
Personal Trekking Equipment, Like Trekking Shoes, Jackets, Trek Pants, Backpacks, Etc.
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Day 1
Evening: Meet our representatives at Majnu Ka Tilla, Delhi.
7 PM: Board the Volvo bus for an overnight journey to Manali.
Day 2
Arrival in Manali & Kullu Naggar
Pickup from Manali Volvo Station
Check-in at the hotel
Refresh and have breakfast
Sightseeing and Relaxation
Relax at the hotel
Visit Vasistha Temple
Explore Hadimba Temple
Visit Tibetan Monastery
Stroll through Van Vihar
Explore Old Manali
Shopping
Shopping at Manali Mall Road (if time permits)
Evening
Dinner
Overnight stay at the hotel
Day 3
Drive from Manali to Shangchar Village
Distance: 32 km
Duration: 2 hours
Route Highlights: Scenic drive with views of Deo Tibba Peak, Indrasan Peak, and Bara Shingri Glacier.
Arrive at Shangchar Village
Altitude Gain: 2,050m to 2,658m
Activities: Rest and refresh.
Trek from Shangchar to Jamu Pani Camp
Trek Distance: 6 to 7 km
Trek Duration: 4 to 5 hours
Difficulty: Easy
Route Highlights: Walk through beautiful meadows and along a ridge, with views of snow-covered mountains.
Arrive at Jamu Pani Base Camp
Time: By noon
Activities: Enjoy a hot lunch and explore the surroundings.
Evening Activities
Camping and Bonfire: Enjoy with your group.
Photography: Capture the stunning landscapes.
Sleep: Under a starry sky.
Day 4
Begin trekking from Jamu Pani Base Camp after a delicious breakfast.
Altitude Gain: Ascend from 2658m to 3900m.
Trek Distance: Cover a distance of 14 km.
Duration: Trek for 8 to 9 hours.
Difficulty: Moderate to challenging trek.
Trail Description:
Walk through a steeper, snowy phase.
Enjoy views of the Dhauladhar range, Pir Panjal, and Deo Tibba.
Traverse through snowy forests with pine trees and snow-covered mountains.
See various shrubs and flowers like Rhododendrons and Birch Pave (in summer).
Rani Sui 360 Viewpoint:
Trek for approximately 5 to 6 hours to reach the Rani Sui 360 viewpoint.
Take in a 360° view of spectacular mountain peaks and enjoy photography time with friends.
Return:
Start descending back to Base Camp.
Arrive back at Base Camp by evening.
Post-Trek:
Enjoy a hot cup of tea and snacks.
Spend time with friends at the campsite.
Relax and sleep under the sky in the tent.
Day 5
Base Camp to Manali Hotel: Travel from the base camp to the Manali hotel.
Rest: Check into the hotel and rest.
Breakfast: Enjoy breakfast at the base camp.
Proceed to Manali Hotel: Continue your journey to the Manali Hotel.
Whole Day Rest: Spend the day resting and relaxing at the hotel.
Dinner and Overnight Stay: Have dinner at the hotel and stay overnight.
Day 6
Breakfast at the hotel.
Checkout from the hotel.
Head to Kullu:
Optional activities: Rafting and Paragliding (at own cost).
Visit:
Naggar Castle
Naggar Art Gallery
Sajala Waterfall
Return to Delhi by the evening.
Day 7
Arrival in Delhi
Time: Morning (8/9 AM)
Details: Arrive in Delhi and start your tour.
Tour Ends
Details: Your tour concludes here.
INR 9999
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Age Policy:
This event is suitable for anyone above 12 years of age, prices will be the same as an adult.
Price Includes
Stay
Meals
All Days Meals
Permits
Event Permits are provided.
Government permit
Guide
Professional leader to assist you
Notes:
For 10-15 people: 1 Trek Leader
For 25-30 people: 2 Trek Leader
Activities
Trekking
Majnu Ka Tilla Bus stop
Manju ka tilla bus stop
Clothing:
Thermal wear (top and bottom)
Fleece jacket or woollen sweater
Waterproof and windproof jacket
Trekking pants
T-shirts (quick-dry)
Warm gloves and socks
Woollen cap and sun hat
Footwear:
Sturdy trekking shoes
Comfortable sandals or flip-flops (for evenings)
Extra pair of socks
Accessories:
Sunglasses (UV protection)
Sunscreen lotion and lip balm (SPF 30+)
Trekking poles
Backpack (30-40 litres) and rain cover
Raincoat
Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
Personal Items:
Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, towel, etc.)
Personal medication and first-aid kit
Water bottle or hydration pack
High-energy snacks (nuts, energy bars, etc.)
Others:
Camera and extra batteries
Mobile phone and power bank
Lightweight sleeping bag (optional)
Plastic bags or waterproof bags for storing wet clothes
Identification documents
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Satish Kumar
Reviewed: Nov 25, 2023
5/5
I had an incredible experience on the Rani Sui Lake Trek with Escape2Explore! The snow-covered mountains and snowy forests were breathtaking. The visit to Vasistha Temple and Hadimba Temple gave... Read More
Dhathri
Reviewed: Oct 28, 2023
5/5
My Rani Sui Lake Trek with Escape2Explore was a perfect adventure! The views of snow-covered mountains were out of this world, and trekking through the snowy forests felt magical. Visiting... Read More
Parth Agrawal
Reviewed: Nov 25, 2023
5/5
Escape2Explore did a fantastic job organizing the Rani Sui Lake Trek. The views of snow-covered mountains and snowy pine forests were breathtaking, especially from the ridge. Visiting Vasistha and Hadimba... Read More
Taani Srivastava
Reviewed: Dec 24, 2023
5/5
My Rani Sui Lake Trek with Escape2Explore was one for the books! The snow-covered mountains were stunning, and trekking through snowy forests was magical. We visited Vasistha and Hadimba Temples,... Read More
Arpan Mukhopadhyay
Reviewed: Feb 7, 2024
5/5
I absolutely loved my time on the Rani Sui Lake Trek with Escape2Explore! The snowy forests and the panoramic views of snow-covered mountains were breathtaking. Visiting Vasistha Temple and Hadimba... Read More
This trek is a hidden gem near Manali, offering serene alpine landscapes, breathtaking reflections of the Himalayas in the lake, peaceful meadows, and a less crowded alternative to mainstream treks.
It is an easy to moderate trek, making it ideal for beginners and weekend trekkers who want a short Himalayan adventure with rewarding views and manageable ascents.
Rani Sui Lake sits at 3,750 meters (12,303 ft), offering panoramic Himalayan views, cool mountain air, and a peaceful atmosphere away from the hustle of Manali.
April to June and September to November provide clear skies, blooming meadows, and comfortable temperatures, making it the best time for an enjoyable trekking experience.
The trek usually takes 2 to 3 days, with one night camping en route and an option to return via a different trail for a more scenic experience.
Yes, it starts from Manali, passing through Lama Dugh and Khanpari Tibba, making it an easily accessible trek with spectacular views of the Kullu Valley.
The trail is well-marked, but hiring a guide enhances safety, navigation, and local knowledge about the flora, fauna, and cultural significance of the region.
Yes, camping by the pristine lake is one of the biggest highlights, allowing trekkers to enjoy starlit skies and an unforgettable sunrise over the mountains.
Yes, multiple natural streams along the route provide drinking water, but carrying purification tablets is advisable for safety.
Trekkers may spot Himalayan monals, langurs, foxes, and occasional mountain goats, adding to the wild and untouched charm of the trail.
No, this is a camping-based trek, and trekkers must rely on tents for accommodation, bringing their own gear or hiring from trekking organizers.
Yes, you can join the trek to Rani Sui Lake. The trek’s difficulty level is moderate and can be attained without someone’s support. Wear robust footwear, and comfortable clothes, and maintain basic fitness to complete the trek.
The safety and security of women/girls are paramount to us. Hence, it's entirely safe for women/girls to participate in our treks and travels. Our trek leaders always accompany the group, offering constant assistance and direction. Our campsites are thoroughly secure and provide a safe lodging environment. In addition, our female trek leaders often join our treks.
Your money will be refunded within 2-3 business days.
Unfortunately, it's not feasible to reschedule your trek to a future date if you're unable to attend on the designated day, regardless of the circumstances (like family emergencies, health problems, or work commitments). However, if you have concerns about this policy, please don't hesitate to email us at info@escape2explore.com, and our team will get in touch with you to discuss further.
Life is unpredictable and we understand that sometimes you have to cancel or change your trip dates and we endeavour to make it as easy as possible for you. However, please understand that we plan everything including guide fees, permits, accommodation and rations in advance. Therefore, any cancellation means inconvenience and certain losses to the people involved in various stages of the programme. Keeping that in mind, our cancellation charges are as below -
Cancellations before 30 days from the start of the event: Get a monetary refund with 15% of cancellation charges.
Cancellations between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the event: 50 %refund.
Cancellations less than 15 days to the start of the event: No refund.
Cancellations will be accepted only by email.
Note: The Himalayan Daredevils reserves the right to cancel a program before departure in the event of logistical problems arising due to natural calamities, strikes, wars or any other circumstances that make the event inadvisable. In this case, we will refund 50% of the event fees.
Itinerary Changes &Trip delays:
We plan itineraries based on the information available at the time of planning and in rare circumstances, they are subject to change. If the itinerary is changed or delayed due to unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, transportation delays, government intervention, landslides etc., we will always aim to give you the best experience possible. However, The Himalayan Daredevils not be held responsible for the cost of delay or changes.
For Bookings made from Third Party Websites:
The client is responsible for communicating with a third party (booking website) for cancellation.
Cancellation / Refund is done by a third party based on their policies.
Tucked away somewhere above Manali, like, way up there at 4,000 meters, Rani Sui Lake trek just sits pretty, reflecting the wild drama of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges. The walk up is a greatest hits album of the Himalayas: carpets of wildflowers, forests thick with rhododendron and oak, old-school villages where you get these tiny snapshots of local life, kids running barefoot, old folks chilling on stoops, that sort of thing. And as you’re huffing and puffing your way higher, boom, you start seeing giants like Deo Tibba and Indrasan popping up over the skyline. The meadows go full colour-burst, all wild and lively. Wait for autumn, though, and it all switches to these crazy golds and oranges. Instagram can’t do it justice. But the real kicker is the lake. It’s just quiet. Like, eerily peaceful. No honking horns, just wind and water and maybe the odd shepherd yelling at a goat. You can just plop down, stare at the snow-tipped ridges, and forget the rest of the world exists for a while. If you can walk up a hill without dying, you’re probably good to go. The whole thing takes three or four days, enough time to unplug but not so long you start missing Wi-Fi (well, much). Honestly, if you want epic views without the circus, this trek’s the move. Doesn’t matter if you’re a trekking pro or just someone who thinks “outdoorsy” means brunch on a patio. Rani Sui’s got your back. Just go before everyone else figures it out.
Everybody’s always yapping about the big, flashy Himachal treks, but Rani Sui is soaked in history and ignored by the mainstream crowd. Perched up above Manali, almost touching the sky at around 4,000 meters, this lake sits hidden away in Upper Kullu, just chilling, minding its own business. Now, the name’s got some sass too. “Rani” means queen (obviously), and “Sui” is all about those skinny mountain passes, think something a needle could barely squeeze through. Some say the royals, like actual queens, used these routes back in the day, or maybe the path just got named for them. Either way, there’s a whiff of mystery and drama. Back in the day, this trail wasn’t just for weekend warriors or Insta-hikers. The OGs here were the Gaddi and Gujjar folks, moving their animals up and down these wild hills like it was just another Tuesday. These semi-nomads have been at it for centuries, herding their flocks through secret trails that only they knew. Rani Sui was one of the less crowded ones, probably because it was safer and had killer grasslands for the sheep to munch on. Even now, their respect for the lake runs deep; you’ll catch them doing old-school prayers and rituals near the water whenever they swing through.
And then there’s all the mystical stuff. Legends float around about ascetics and sages hanging out here for some meditation marathons, soaking in the peace. Some say the lake was a pit stop for travellers heading way deeper into the Himalayas, chasing enlightenment or just escaping the noise. Locals swear the water here has some purifying mojo, whether you buy that or not, there’s something special in the air. Jump to the colonial days. The British came in, started drawing lines on maps, and poked around the hills, but Rani Sui mostly dodged the spotlight. A few hardcore mountaineers tried their luck, but it was way off the tourist radar until the early 2000s. Then, some trekking companies finally clocked their potential eco-tourism, pristine landscapes, and all that jazz. What’s cool is that Rani Sui hasn’t sold its soul yet. Unlike the overhyped trails, this one’s still got that wild, untamed vibe. Locals and a handful of responsible tourism folks are working hard to keep it that way, no trash, no noise, just good old nature and culture. Lately, those in-the-know trekkers (the ones who hate crowds and love bragging rights) have started flocking here. The treks become this low-key poster child for sustainable adventure and keeping things real. There are no epic battles or giant monuments in its story, just a whole lot of quiet strength, ancient traditions, and the footsteps of people and pilgrims who’ve been walking these hills for what feels like forever. And honestly? That kind of legacy’s way cooler than anything you’ll find on a postcard.
Nearby Places to Rani Sui Lake Trek
Manali: Manali’s where the whole Rani Sui Lake trek kicks off. Tucked right in the Kullu Valley, this place is classic “hill station” vibes think apple orchards, chilly mountain air, and a ridiculous amount of things to do if you’re into adventure sports. Folks usually hang out here to get used to the altitude (and maybe just chill, honestly). Don’t skip spots like the Hadimba Temple, the always-busy Mall Road, or Solang Valley.
Lama Dugh: Lama Dugh, now that’s a meadow straight out of a storybook. Most people camp here on the way to Rani Sui Lake, and for good reason. You’re surrounded by these ancient deodar and pine forests, and when the clouds break, the Dhauladhar mountains just show off. It’s quiet, it’s wide open, and it’s hands-down one of the best places to plop down and forget your phone exists.
Jogini Falls: Take a quick drive (or a light trek if you’re feeling it) from Manali over to Vashisht village, and boom, Jogini Falls. This waterfall is legit gorgeous, tumbling off the cliffs like something out of a shampoo commercial. Locals say it’s sacred, so maybe don’t cannonball in. The walk up is honestly half the fun, little villages, apple trees everywhere, pine forests. Instagram gold.
Bhrigu Lake: Alright, Bhrigu Lake isn’t right on the Rani Sui trail, but if you’ve got extra days, it’s worth it. This one sits way up at about 4,300 meters, and the water colour changes depending on when you go. Different trek, but you’ll thank yourself later.
Vashisht Hot Springs: The Vashisht Hot Springs are Manali’s answer to a spa day, except, you know, it’s a natural hot spring loaded with sulfur that’s supposed to be good for your joints. The springs are right inside an old temple complex, just a short ride from Manali. Feels like a reward after a long day.
Solang Valley: Solang Valley is where you go if you want to test your fear of heights or just have a laugh. Paragliding, zorbing (yep, rolling down a hill in a giant plastic ball), skiing in winter, and even ropeways if you’re feeling lazy. It’s about 13 km out from Manali, and honestly, it’s buzzing year-round.
Naggar Castle: Naggar Castle sits right above the Beas River, oozing old-school Himachali charm. Used to be the seat of the Kullu kings, now it’s part museum, part heritage hotel. You get the whole royal vibes, plus killer views and a peek at local art and architecture. If you’re into history or just want to pretend you’re in a period drama for a minute, swing by.
Summer (May–June): If you want to see Rani Sui Lake at its best, this is your golden window. Snow’s finally making its exit, the meadows are all “look at me!” green, and rhododendrons just go nuts with colour. The weather is Super chill, blue skies, hardly a cloud in sight. The Himalayas show off their peaks like they know they’re being watched.
Post-Monsoon (September–October): Once the monsoon packs up and leaves, everything looks washed clean and brand new. The whole place pops with green, and the skies are so clear you’ll want to take about a million photos. Trails are dry, no slipping and sliding, so camping by the lake feels like a dream.
Monsoon Season (July–August): Look, unless you’ve got a thing for mud and playing hide-and-seek with leeches, skip trekking during these months. The rain just doesn’t quit, trails get sketchy fast, and let’s not even talk about landslides.
Winter (November–April): Unless you’re part-yeti, forget it. Snow buries the trails, and things get seriously tough out there. Only hardcore trekkers with pro gear even think about it, and even then, most folks just say “nope” and wait for better weather. It’s cold, it’s brutal, and half the paths are blocked anyway.
By Airport: Kullu-Manali Airport locals just call it Bhuntar, no one’s out here using the fancy name. It’s like 50 km from Manali, so don’t expect to roll out of the terminal and land straight in paradise. You hop out, hustle for a cab (or, if you’re feeling adventurous or just broke, there’s always those sketchy buses). Flights? Mostly from Delhi and Chandigarh, but I’m telling you, they’re about as reliable as monsoon weather.
By Train: Closest you’ll get is Joginder Nagar, which is basically out in the sticks, like 145 km-hike-away kinda distance. Most sane folks just hit up Chandigarh station even though it’s 300 km out. Sounds nuts, but honestly, it’s got way better train options and fewer headaches. From there, you’ll have to wrangle a bus or splurge on a cab if you’re feeling like a baller.
By road: About 540 km, yeah, it’s a haul, but doable. Chandigarh’s way closer at 310 km, and Shimla’s a chill 250. Buses zip back and forth all day, HRTC, Volvos (if you wanna pretend you’re fancy), and those “deluxe” ones that may or may not have working AC. Or just rent a car, round up a posse, and hit the highway.
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