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CHANDRANAHAN LAKE an Alpine Lake in Himachal Pradesh
Chandranahan Lake is a small Lake in Himachal Pradesh at a height of 13,900 feet. It is River Pabba’s source, trek along this river during most of the journey.
The trail is through undulating meadows that remain covered in snow during winters and dense forests which further leads to Buran Ghati Pass.
CHANDRANAHAN LAKE: PARADISE ON EARTH.
Tucked away in the Pabbar Valley, Chandranahan lake is one of the most beautiful lakes located amidst the snowy mountains at an elevation of 4,00 meters above sea level.
If you want to reach Chandranahan Lake, one has to reach Rohru at a distance of 120 km from Shimla. The lake falls on the way to Buran Ghati Pass.
The trek to Chandranahan lake starts from a quaint village called Janglik village.
If you didn’t know the lake is the source of the PabbarRiver and is located on the southeastern slopes of the Himalayas. The lake is considered extremely sacred.
Many will be surprised that Devta Shikru Maharaj has its origin here and tends to visit the lake for a ritual bath, once in every year.
It’s a lesser traversed trail taken by the Adventurers to witness the shimmering lake because of the arduous route.
Considered a trekker’s paradise, Chandranahan lake is relatively unexplored.
While treading through the route of Janglik, the village boasts about the carpeted wildflowers, alpine forests, verdant grasslands.
Trekkers will get to witness the awe-inspiring snow-clad mountains of Pabbarvalley.
Meant for Adventure seekers
Chandranahan lake trek exposes the landscapes similar to Switzerland and Alps. Walking through a mountain range and undulated meadows will level up your adrenaline rush.
A magnificent view of meadows with a pure blend of picturesque snow-capped mountains in the backdrop. Isn’t it a fairytale?
A perfect spot for shutterbugs, everyone will be amazed to see the contrasting campsites which are a treat to the eyes!!
Some of the spectacular views you will come across while passing through Janglik, Dayara Thatch and Lithamare the green meadows, snow-clad peaks, small brooks and water streams.
The best time to do this trek is between May – 1st week of July and September till the 2nd week of October. The main highlight of the trek is crafted wheat that in front of the wooden farmhouses.
When you reach Dayara Thatch, you will hear the thundering of the water streams and witness the snow-capped mountains of the Dhauladhars.
The trail to Chandranahana lake is so mind-boggling that it will leave you spellbound. It passes through dense forests of Oak and Pine trees that look like a painting while you walk through them.
Highlights of Chandranahan Lake
Small rivulets cross your path many times and enjoy boulder hopping.
The trek is less technical and turns great for families.
Explore the lush green meadows of Dayara which blooms with wildflowers.
Go through mixed forests of Janglik.
Come across Chandranahan waterfall.
Witnessing Chandranahan Lake which is considered sacred and remains frozen for most of the time.
Key Points of Chandranahan Lake Trek
Level: Easy to Moderate
Proper conditioning & training of body required
Need proper gear & clothing for sub-zero temperature?
Shoes are the single most important equipment.
High Altitude requires proper acclimatization.
Beautiful landscapes so carry good photo gear & Extra battery backup.
Travel light
The backpack should not exceed 10kgs.
Must Read about Chandranahan Lake Trek
Duration:6 Days (Shimla to Shimla)
Best Season:May, June, Sep and Oct
Level:Easy to Moderate
Highest Point:13900 feet
Weather:Nights are cold and day temperature is pleasant during the season.
Temperature:(13°C to 18°C) (0°C to 7°C)
Starting Point: Shimla
Short Itinerary of Chandranahan Lake Trek
Day 1 – Shimla to Janglik (9,200 feet) (9/10 hours)
Day 2 – Janglik to Dayara (11075 feet) (5 hours)
Day 3 – Dayara to Litham (11737 feet) (3 hours)
Day 4 – Litham to Chandranahan Lake (13900 feet) and return (4/5 hours)
Day 5 – Litham to Dayara (11075 feet) (3/4 hours)
Day 6 – Dayara to Janglik (9,200 feet) and Drive to Shimla (4 hours)
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