The Brooks, Manali

Lamadugh (Also known as Lamadug) is a popular full-day trek in Manali. The trail starts from Dhungri, about two km away from Manali, and involves walking through thick Deodar forests with a moderate uphill climb. Packed with snow and a myriad of birdlife early on in the season, the Lamadug trek is an ideal trail to introduce you to the undeniable allure of trekking. The trail winds through pine, oak, horse chestnut, maple, and cedar forests to come to picturesque glades. The trail begins...

This trek starts from Old Manali and it will take to Dhugan Valley, Himachal Pradesh. One will be astonished to traverse through the tiny hamlets as you gain altitude. Each point reveals mesmerizing views concealed behind the mountains. There are quite a few view points from where one can see snow-capped mountains & wildlife. One can see various species of birds there and it's a good spot for the birdwatch. The trail is full of biodiversity, rich in flora and fauna.

The trail has its own charm and beauty and it lies in lamadug national park which is one of the most famous wildlife parks in India having enormous species of wildlife. There are various viewpoints on the way from which one can see spectacular viewpoints on the way and enjoy the freshness of the air. The trail is rich in biodiversity and best suitable for birdwatch. The summit is as beautiful as the trail is. One can experience the tranquility of the surroundings and birds chirruping around.

The Kho Waterfall trek is a trail less traveled near Manali. It is considered a one-day trek, beginning right from the ancient temple dedicated to Manu Rishi. The trail continues parallel to the Manalsu River, and then it comes to the beautiful Kho Waterfall, which acts as a tributary of the Manalsu River. Visiting these waterfalls is one way to explore Manali's spectacular surroundings. The trail takes one through the Deodar forest cover, rolling hills, and mountain valleys. The pearly...

This day hike starts from Old Manali and takes one to the hidden hamlet in the Dhugan Valley, Himachal Pradesh. The trail wanders onto the verdant green forest area that opens to a meadow known as the Third Meadow or also known as the Mangankot. Along with being highly picturesque, this location is highly biodiverse with many different species of animals, birds, and plants to explore and observe. This trail begins from Hadimba Temple which is an ancient temple dedicated to Manalsu Rishi and...