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Kareri Lake is a high-altitude freshwater lake near Dharamshala in the Dhauladhar range. The lake sits at about 2,934 m and often remains frozen from December to March or April. The trek starts from Kareri village and follows a scenic forest trail to the lake.
Altitude
9,650 feet
Distance
26 km
Departure Time
Morning
Season
May to July & September to November
Trip Category
domestic
Base Location
Dharamkot, McLeodganj
Total price · 1 traveler
₹1,800
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Everything you need to know about Kareri Lake Trek
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Everything you need to know about Kareri Lake Trek
The best time to undertake the Kareri Lake Trek is from May to July and September to November when the weather is pleasant and the trails are clear. During these months, the trekking route is adorned with colourful wildflowers, making it even more picturesque.
The trek begins from Dharamkot, and takes you through a variety of terrains, including pine forests, oak trees, and alpine meadows.
The trek to Kareri Lake is an easy to moderate-level trek that typically takes around 3 days to complete, covering a total distance of approximately 26 kilometres.
Kareri Lake is surrounded by towering mountains and alpine trees. The emerald-green lake presents a captivating sight. The crystal-clear water of the lake is fed by the melting snow of the Dhauladhar Range, adding to its natural beauty.
Throughout the trek, trekkers will have opportunities to interact with the local Gaddi people, who are known for their warm hospitality and unique culture. The Gaddis are a semi-nomadic tribe residing in the region and are often seen herding their sheep and goats along the trail.