Lambri Trek

Good morning ! Our camping equipment is comfortable, right ?
After a copious breakfast everything is packed and you start your second walking day.
Today will be a bit more “mountainous” ! From the camp you climb towards the ridge that you will follow for the next 3 days. The slope is not too steep and the view is worth the effort, isn’t it?

We can now clearly see the prominent Lambri on the horizon. We would expect the path to go up only but the trail goes down after the first climb… Well mountains are made that way :-)
Don’t worry nothing strenuous here and the trail goes on winding on the ridge offering you amazing views of the Himalayas. Let the Lambri energy to take you to the next camp without realizing that you have travel a great distance at more than 3000 m above sea level.
You camp in a meadow at the bottom of the mountain ridge near a small shepherds hut.

Today is the day ! Don’t hesitate to help your trekking crew to pack up the camp before and after the breakfast to have more time to enjoy Lambri.
You reach the crest again. You continue walking towards Lambri. There is no more forest but high altitude pastures. Provided the weather is good you will spend most of your day enjoying the view of the Himalayan ranges. Dhauladhar range where the Tibetan community has taken refuge, Pir Panjal range with its fascinating peaks : Hanuman Tibba, Deo Tibba, Indrasan and so on, the entire Great Himalayan National Park is just before your eyes, and on the right (East) lies clearly the mountain range of Kinnaur.
Before reaching Lambri you will have to remove your shoes. Why ? Because the top of the mountain is as sacred as a temple. On the way before Lambri think of collecting a few flowers that you can offer to the Gods at the top of Lambri.

After Lambri you have a comfortable walk towards Skirn, another small summit where there is a “real” temple made of wood. Meet the priest who lives there outside the snowy season. Lambri and Skirn are very famous holy places among all the people of the Kullu valley, the valley of gods.
You go down for half an hour and reach another meadow : Chanan Thach where you will have your last camp.

Today you just have to descend to the last stage of your trek, the village Bihar. The forest is really fascinating. It shelters numerous pheasant and large mammals.

Before reaching Bihar you can ask your guide to have a short visit to the village Chehani Khoti where lies an impressive medieval watchtower. Staying at the Bihar village is a good option for this evening.