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That’s a beautiful and popular trekking route in the Indian Himalayas, located in the Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh. The trek is known for its stunning scenery, including alpine lakes, lush forests, and panoramic views of the Dhauladhar mountain range.
The Seven Lakes trek typically includes visits to pristine high-altitude lakes, most of which are surrounded by rugged landscapes and alpine meadows. The exact number of lakes can vary depending on the route and timing, but it’s generally an unforgettable journey. The trek is a moderate to difficult one, and it takes about 5 to 6 days to complete.
Some highlights of the trek are:
Starting Point – Dharamshala or McLeod Ganj: The trek begins from the picturesque hill town of Dharamshala, known for being the home of the Tibetan government-in-exile and the Dalai Lama.
The Lakes: The trek takes you to various alpine lakes such as:
Kareri Lake – One of the first lakes on the trek, surrounded by lush greenery and rocky terrain.
Bahl Lake
Guna Lake
Bhrigu Lake (also sometimes included in this trek)
Other smaller, lesser-known lakes that offer peaceful and secluded spots to camp.
Dhauladhar Views: The trek offers spectacular views of the Dhauladhar range, which is often snow-capped, especially during the colder months.
Camp Sites: Many trekkers camp by the lakes under the stars. This gives you a great opportunity to experience nature up close.
Cultural Experience: The region also has a strong Tibetan influence, and you’ll see monasteries, traditional Tibetan villages, and experience the serene vibe of the area.
We’ll meet at 4 p.m. at our hotel in Luzern (Lucerne) for a “Welcome to Switzerland” meeting. Then we’ll take a meandering evening walk through Switzerland’s most charming lakeside town, and get acquainted with one another over dinner together. Sleep in Luzern (2 nights). No bus. Walking: light.
Enjoy an orientation walk of Zurich’s OLD TOWN, Switzerland’s center of banking and commerce. Then, leave Zurich and start your Swiss adventure. You’ll quickly discover that Switzerland isn’t just home to the Alps, but also to some of the most beautiful lakes. First, stop at the foot of the Jura Mountains in the picturesque town of Biel, known as Bienne by French-speaking Swiss, famous for watch-making, and explore the historical center. Next, enjoy a scenic drive to lakeside Neuchâtel, dominated by the medieval cathedral and castle. Time to stroll along the lake promenade before continuing to stunning Geneva, the second-largest city in Switzerland, with its fantastic lakeside location and breathtaking panoramas of the Alps.
Our morning drive takes us from Swiss lakes to Swiss Army. At the once-secret Swiss army bunker at Fortress Fürigen, we’ll see part of the massive defense system designed to keep Switzerland strong and neutral. Afterward, a short drive into the countryside brings us to the charming Alpine village of Engelberg, our picturesque home for the next two days. We’ll settle into our lodge then head out for an orientation walk. Our stroll through the village will end at the Engelberg Abbey, a Benedictine monastery with its own cheese-making operation. You’ll have free time to wander back before dinner together. Sleep in Engelberg (2 nights). Bus: 1 hr. Walking: light.
An unforgettable trip to the high Alpine wonderland of ice and snow is the true highlight of a visit to Switzerland. Globus Local Favorite At an amazing 11,332 feet, the JUNGFRAUJOCH is Europe’s highest railway station. Jungfrau’s 13,642-foot summit was first ascended in 1811 and in 1912 the rack railway was opened. There are lots of things to do here: enjoy the ALPINE SENSATION, THE PANORAMA 360° EXPERIENCE, and the ICE PALACE. Also receive your JUNGFRAU PASSPORT as a souvenir to take home with you. The round trip to the “Top of Europe” by MOUNTAIN TRAIN will take most of the day.
It’s market day in Lausanne! Enjoy browsing and packing a picnic lunch for our 11 a.m. boat cruise on Lake Geneva. A few miles down-shore we’ll dock at Château de Chillon, where we’ll have a guided tour of this delightfully medieval castle on the water. On our way back we’ll take time to peek into the vineyards surrounding Lutry before returning to Lausanne. Boat: 2 hrs. Bus: 1 hr. Walking: moderate.
