The document details various weekend getaway options from Delhi, featuring treks and excursions in the Himalayas suitable for different durations and experiences, including Nag Tibba, Triund, Lamadug-Khanpari, and Beas Kund among others. Each trek offers a unique itinerary, scenic views, and varying levels of difficulty, appealing to adventure seekers and nature lovers. The getaways emphasize quick escapes from city life, ensuring relaxation and rejuvenation in nature.

1. WEEKEND GETAWAYS FROM
DELHI

2. Every once in a while, one requires a quick getaway
without the hassle of planning the logistics involved in
a long trip. These getaways help in getting away from
the mundane and get refreshed and rejuvenated.
So we have 2 day, 3 day and 4 day trips meant
especially for such weekend getaways from the city.

3. Nag Tibba

4. Duration: 2 days (3 days for a more relaxed trip)
Starting Point: Dehradun, Uttarakhand
About: One of the easiest treks in the Himalayas which takes you above
3,000 meters. The trek to Nag Tibba is around 13 km and starts from
Devalsari going through dense mountainous forests rich in flora and fauna
and offers a breathtaking view of the Himalayas.
Brief Itinerary:
Day 1: Dehradun to Devalsari via Mussoorie and trek to Nag Tibba.
Overnight camp.
Day 2: Descend to Pantwari, then from Pantwari drive down to Dehradun.

5. Triund Trek

6. Duration: 2/3 days
Starting Point: Dharamshala
About: Located 18 km from Dharamshala, Triund is a short and easy grade
trek with well defined trails and provides breathtaking view of snow
covered peaks of Dhauladhar on one side and of Kangra Valley on the
other. The ascent is about 1100 meters and goes through scenic
Rhododendron and Oak forest.
Brief Itinerary:
Day 1: Trek from McLeodganj to Triund. Overnight camp there.
Day 2: Trek from Triund to Lahesh caves and back to Dharamshala via
McLeodganj.

7. Lamadug- Khanpari Trail

8. Duration: 3 days
Starting point: Manali, Himachal Pradesh
About: This is an easy trek to Lamadug meadows above Manali and is perfect
for the beginners and first timers. Lamadug meadow is around 6 km walk from
Manali and Khanpari is another 5 km from Lamadug. During the trek, one can
witness the snow covered Himalayan peaks -Dhauladar and Pir Panjal Mountain
range and also the Kullu valley in their full splendor as we pass through the
mixed forest of Cedar, Walnut, Chestnut and Maple.
Brief Itinerary:
Day 1: Trek from Manali to Lama Dug meadows
Day 2: Lama Dug meadows to Khanpari Tibba and back to Lama Dug
Day 3: Enjoy the views of Lama Dug meadows till lunch and then hike back
downhill to Manali.

9. Tirthan Valley (Cycling)

10. Duration: 3 days
Starting point: Manali, Himachal Pradesh
About:The name of the valley is derived from the Tirthan river beside which the
valley is situated. This is a place where one can completely forget the rest of
the world and dive in to the nature
One can experience the cool mountain breeze against the face, the fresh
fragrance of the forests and eye soothing greens of the trees & the blues of
the skies.
Brief Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrive at Tirthan Valley from Manali.
Day 2: Drive up to the Jalori pass, then ride downhill to Bhuntar. Drive to
Manali.
Day 3: Ride to Naggar village. Then drive back to Manali.

11. Chakrata

12. Duration: 3 days
Starting Point: Dehradun, Uttarakhand
About: Located in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand between the banks of
river Yamuna and Tons, Chakrata is a quiet and picturesque hill station
From Chakrata, one can take an easy trek of about 5 km to the Tiger Falls
which at 95 meters is one of the highest waterfalls in India. Trekkers can even
have a bath under the falls which collects into a small pond below it. The area
is not common with tourists and provides calm and peaceful getaway.
Brief Itinerary:
Day 1: Drive from Dehradun to Chakrata, hike to Tiger falls. Night at Chakrata
campsite.
Day 2: Explore Chakrata on Mountain bikes. Visit Kimona Falls.
Day 3: Drive back to Dehradun

13. Beas Kund

14. Duration: 3 days
Starting Point: Manali, Himachal Pradesh
About: Beas Kund trek is one of the most beautiful and popular treks in
Manali region. It is believed that Rishi Vyas used to take his daily bath here,
hence it is regarded as sacred by the Hindus. Beas River originates from
here. Beas Kund is 17 km from Manali. The trek has an overnight camp at
Bakarthach.
Brief Itinerary:
Day 1: Drive from Manali - Solang - Dhundi, then trek to Bakerthach. Camp
for the night.
Day 2: Trek to Beas Kund and back to Bakerthach.
Day 3: Trek from Bakerthach to Solang, drive back to Manali.

15. Bhrigu Lake

16. Duration: 3 days
Starting Point: Manali, Himachal Pradesh
About: The trek gives a panoramic view of Manali valley. It is said that Rishi
Bhrigu used to meditate by this lake. One can witness the famous Himalayan
peaks of Indrasan, Deo Tibba, Hanuman Tibba, Makerbeh, Shikarbeh, Shitidhar,
Friendship Peak, Khanpari and Ladakhi from here. This is trek will provide many
spectacular views and is excellent for photography.
Brief Itinerary:
Day 1: Drive from Manali to Gulaba Meadows, then trek to Bhrigu Lake.
Overnight camp.
Day 2: Relax wander around Bhrigu Lake and enjoy the tranquility. Overnight
Camp.
Day 3: Trek from Bhrigu Lake to Vashisht Village and then to Manali.

17. Hamta Cirle Trek

18. Duration: 4 days
Starting Point: Manali, Himachal Pradesh
About: The trek starts from Jagatsukh village close to Manali with a climb
through a dense forest. Above the tree line are the lush green meadows which
have sparkling water streams running through them accompanied by
spectacular views of the entire Kullu valley. One can walk across one of such
streams, the water of which feels therapeutic on your legs.
Brief Itinerary:Day 1: Short drive from Manali to Jagatsukh village, followed by
a trek to a meadow area just above the village. Overnight camp.
Day 2: From Jamri to Jogidug. Overnight camp.
Day 3: From Jogidug descend to the Jobri campsite.
Day 4: From Jobri to Aleo village, drive back to Manal.

19. Kareri Lake

20. Duration: 4 days
Starting Point: Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh
About: This beautiful trek is again an easy short trek which can be done by
beginners/ trekking/ adventure enthusiasts. The lake is at an altitude of about
3,300 meters and is fed by melting snow of the Dhauladhar peaks. It lies about
9kms North West of Dharamshala.
As the lake is shallow and its water source is fresh melting snow, the river bed
is usually visible, so you can get those stunning mountain reflection pictures by
the lake.
Brief Itinerary:
Day 1: Dharamshala to Kareri Village via Mcleodganj
Day 2: Trek from Kareri village to Kareri Lake.
Day 3: Trek back to Kareri village.
Day 4: Back to Dharamshala.

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