Parashar Lake Trek

To reach Prashar Lake, trekkers start at Mandi and cover approximately 16 kilometers round trip. The hike offers a gentle yet exciting climb, suitable for beginners and seasoned trekkers alike. The lake’s mystique is heightened by the unknown depth of its waters, making it a curiosity among visitors.

Highlights of the Prashar Lake Trek

This trek isn’t just about the lake itself. From the viewpoints, you’re treated to mesmerizing views of Triund, Dhauladhar, and Hanuman Tibba peaks, and in winter, the entire landscape transforms into a winter wonderland. Snow blankets the meadows and mountains, giving the entire scene a surreal beauty.

The trek is also an excellent opportunity to explore surrounding sites like the Bijli Mahadev Temple, Lord Ramchandra Temple, and Kulant Pith, each offering unique insights into the local culture and spirituality. Visitors can choose from camping spots around the lake, a forest guest house, or even the Prashar Temple itself for an authentic, immersive experience.

When to Trek to Prashar Lake

While Prashar Lake is accessible year-round, the best time to visit is November to December, when the snowfall enhances the scenic charm of the trek. During these months, you can experience pristine winter landscapes, creating a truly captivating journey.

Our guided trek to Prashar Lake allows passionate explorers to uncover one of India’s hidden gems, immersing in both adventure and the tranquil spiritual essence that defines this sacred place. Whether you’re here to explore or simply soak in the serenity, Prashar Lake promises a memorable retreat into Himachal’s mystical beauty.