Kareri Lake trek: A perfect destination to spend your vacation in serenity and harmony with nature. This trek is not much of a hassled one as it is said to be an easy to moderate trekking zone for many trekkers but it is tough if you are trekking in the higher altitudes so make sure you are physically active to trek the rocky mountain routes and steep ascends at Kareri Lake Trek. Kareri Lake is famous for being a shallow water body, which is located at a higher altitude and offers a place to be a gripping zone to trek at. You can observe the lake bed from the water surface as this lake is free from any form of pollution and holds crystal clear water which is mainly the melted snow. The beautiful and mesmerizing lush green subtropical forests contain various kinds of pines such as Chir pines and Chilgoza Pines with other species of flora present in the area.

The harmonious divinity between flora and fauna at Kareri Lake can be detected as you go out for a trekking journey at Kareri Lake. Due to the lesser canopies, you can spot a variety of migratory birds at the Kareri Lake trek. The moderate trekking mountain area will trail you through the rocky mountain pathways towards vast meadows and dense forests; rocky grasslands and the most visited spot Nyund Nallah. These forests contain a large number of pines and other coniferous trees and mountain shrubs. Kareri Lake Trek, located in Himachal Pradesh, in the district of Kangra and it is situated at a height of 2934 metres above sea level and rolls out at a distance of 9 kilometres to the North-West of Dharamshala.

Kareri Lake Trek is known for being one of the best zones for trekking in the Dhauladhar ranges. Kareri Lake has been named after the Gaddi Village of Kareri, which is located at a distance of 9 kilometres to the southeast of Kareri Lake. Kareri Lake is a glacial lake and the surrounding greenery prepares it to be one of the best trekking areas. You can locate the scenic beauty of the transitional density of the dark greenery from afar settled on the mountain trail. You will be bewitched by the beauty of the zone, as you stroll by the river, walk on the bridges and boulders. Each of them (natural habitat) is going to provide you with something new or the other. The Kareri Lake Trek is a three days trekking zone and you will be trekking the mountain paths that lie at a distance of 26 kilometres.

Kareri Lake Trek Itinerary:-

Day 1: You will be starting your journey from Dharamshala towards Lioti via the enticing Kareri Village. You will be halting at the Kareri Village Base Camp for the night.

Day 2: Early in the morning you will be starting from Lioti. You will be setting out on your trekking journey towards your destination; Kareri Lake Trek.

Day 3: From Kareri Lake you will be descending towards your endpoint which was your starting point as well; the Kareri Village. 

You have to trek along the narrow route filled with rocks, mud, dense forests, a deep river gorge, and bridges. Kareri Lake trek is a higher altitude trekking spot. You will be taken by wonder as you step into the realm of coniferous forests and the deciduous forests while the clouds seem to move hither and thither as you walk up to the summit. As you trek higher and higher the climatic conditions and the environment will keep changing. You will be facing difficulties on your track. You have to walk through rocky alleys to reach your destination. You will be offered a scenic view of the surrounding valleys and ranges and forests. You will be offered a panoramic view of the Minkiani Pass, Baleni Pass and The temple of Lord Shiva and Goddess Shakti is the major attraction of the Kareri Lake trek beside the Kareri Lake itself.

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You will be mesmerized by the other sightseeings around Kareri Lake Trek like; like Dharamkot Village,  Bhagsu Waterfall, Triund Lake (located at a distance of 10.7 kilometres away from Kareri Lake Trek). You can locate a few Gaddi Kothis present on the other side of Kareri Lake. This zone is used majorly by the Gaddis and Gujjars for grazing the pastures. The Gujjars and Gaddis use the meadows around Kareri Lake as pasturelands.