Wednesday, 5 August 2020

Chandra Taal,Himachal pradesh,India

The small lakes nestled within the valley enhance the beauty of Lahaul and Spiti region. The Chandra Taal is located at an elevation of 4,300 meters above sea level and has the Himalayas as the backdrop. 
This crescent shape lake is also known as the Lake of the Moon and is a popular tourist destination in Lahaul & Spiti.
It is an important stop over for trekkers and campers who travel to the valley from the Kumzum Pass. 
The right banks of this lake have vast meadows and are prominent sites for camping. With the onset of summer, brightly colored flowers bloom here offering a stunning sight. This tranquil lakeside allows the single travelers to read a book and couples to laze around as well.
The best time to visit this lake is from May to October. Tourists and trekkers mostly travel from Batal on foot to reach this beautiful lake.
How to Reach
Chandratal is located near the Kunzum pass on the main highway connecting Manali and Kaza - the subdivisional headquarters of Spiti Valley. Chandratal is accessible via two trekking trails. Batal and Kunzum la are the starting points of the trails leading to Chandratal. A motorable road exists between Batal and Chandratal and can be used if you are travelling between June - August.

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