Is Chandratal trek difficult?
The Chandratal Baralachala trek is classified as a trek of easy to moderate difficulty. You will trek upto an altitude of 16240 feet.
How long is Chandratal Trek?
Chandratal Lake Trek is a 18.8 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Manikarn, Himachal Pradesh, India that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from June until September. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
Can I swim in Chandratal lake?
Swimming in the lake is banned. Visitors are littering the area by throwing plastic garbage. They should be responsible and respect the religious sentiments of locals. The holy lake has religious importance for many people,” he added.
Does car go to Chandratal lake?
While planning on how to reach, the most convenient way is to reach Chandratal Lake by car hired from any local vendor from the nearest large town, Manali. The distance of Chandratal lake from Manali is 140 kms.
Is Chandratal open for tourists?
Presently Chandertal is closed for tourists as all wildlife sanctuaries were closed for tourists since April 30 due to possibility of spread of the Covid-19 from humans to animals. The lake is expected to open soon.
How can I visit Chandratal?
The distance of Chandratal lake from Manali is 140 kms. Starting from Manali early in the morning, the journey will include crossing the Rohtang pass, and passing by Gramphu, Chhatru and Batal. Another option is to take a bus to Kaza in the morning and get off at Batal.
Can we stay at Chandratal lake?
If you want to stay as close as possible to the lake, the only available option is of campsites. There is no cemented hotel or guest house. Chandratal is in a very secluded area and the nearest town is Losar which is miles away.
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Can we visit Spiti valley in August?
The Spiti Valley climate in August is moderately cold, but there are also long hours of sunshine, which makes the valley look green and alive. And since there is little to no rain, it is also the best time to plan a Spiti Valley trek in August.
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