It costs between 380 and 1,500 rupees and takes 6 hours and 41 minutes to travel by bus from Chandigarh to Kareri Lake via Sector 8/18.
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How can I go to Kareri Lake from Dharamshala?
Another way to travel from Dharamshala to Ghera village, which is around 20 kilometres from the lake, is by hiring a jeep. From the main bazaar, cross Bhote Khosi to head toward the bridge by foot. After passing under the bridge, turn left and continue hiking upward, following the Kareri river.
Can I do Kareri Lake trek alone?
Yes, most of the visitors love to do the solo trek as well. It is completely safe.
How do you do Kareri Trek?
For the Kareri lake trek, you need to plan your trip first. The nearest road head for buses is Dharamshala. From Dharamshala, local buses ply to Ghera village from 8 am onwards. From Ghera, Kareri village (starting point of the trek) is about a 2-hour walk.
How long is Kareri trek from Kareri village?
The 4.5-kilometre journey takes roughly 3–4 hours to complete from Rioti village to Kareri. After arriving at the lake, you can trek up to Gajj, which is 30 minutes away.
Can you swim Kareri Lake?
It is a freshwater lake that is small. One may swim in the lake throughout the summer. The lake, however, acquires a fresh attractiveness during the winter when it is frozen, and the path leading to it is buried under around 3 to 4 feet of snow.
Can we do Kareri Lake trek in one day?
It is entirely up to you if you can complete the 26-kilometre trip from Kareri Village to Kareri Lake and back.
Is Kareri Lake Trek Easy
Kareri Lake is an easy to intermediate-level trek for anyone who has maintained a reasonable level of fitness. For the most part, it provides a straightforward path; nonetheless, there are certain sections of ground that require a hard upward trek and are covered with rocky outcrops.
What is the distance of Thatharana trek from Kharota village?
From Kharota to Thatharana Top, the Thatharana trek is a 5-kilometre journey.
What is the altitude at Thatharana trek?
This trek takes trekkers up to an altitude of 8,530 ft of the Dhauladhar ranges.