INTRODUCTION

RUPIN PASS TRK: Rupin Pass Trek is a high-altitude trekking expedition at 15,250 feet. The trek is known for its varied turns and beauty, as well as the beautiful surroundings. The trek is difficult and not for the faint of heart.

RUPIN PASS TRK: WHAT IS SPECIAL?

 The trek is not like any other trek. You will be amazed at the beauty and diversity of the landscape you see as you trek along the trek.

Jhaka Village, also known as Hanging Village, is a great place to visit. The village is located at the very top of the mountain, making it appear like it hangs from a cliff. The beauty of Kinnar Kailash is only part of the adventure. You can also enjoy the Kinnaur Temple.

ITINERARY:

 A full-day plan is essential for a successful travel experience. This will allow you to know where you are going and what you will find.

It’s more than anything, a need that you cannot escape.

We have important information to help you plan your trip to make it memorable.

Day 1: The journey from Dehradun, India to Dhaula begins on the first day. Dhaula marks the beginning of the trek.

DAY 2: The second day of the trek involves the journey from Dhaula and Sewa. This is the final step that you must complete. The first day of trekking is over. You must start the second day feeling refreshed and ready to go.

You will be able to keep up with the pace of everything and you will see that the trek ends by noon. From there, you can plan your next journey. Because of its unique architecture, the local temple is worth visiting and experiencing. The idol is then taken to each village every month.

DAY 3: The third day of the trip is the trek from Sewa and Jiskun. This is a challenging trek that takes you through beautiful natural landscapes.

Trekkers must climb up to Gosangu from there. This is where the rocky road begins. It is important to be careful when trekking through these spots.

DAY 4: The fourth day of the trek runs from Jiskun, Udkanal.

DAY 5: The fifth day of your journey will take you from Udkanal to Dhanderas Thatch. The trek through Udaknal can often be done following the tracks of the shepherds. This makes it an unforgettable experience you won’t find anywhere else.

You may also experience snow if you travel during peak season. There are many ice bridges to cross. You will eventually reach Buras Kandi after a long trek through the snow.

Continue trekking for several hours to Dhanderas Thatch, which will be your camping site for the day. The view is stunning from both sides of the snow-capped mountains. Many waterfalls can be seen around the area. Most people who have visited this spot claim that there are at least 12 of them.

DAY 6: The trek from Dhanderas Thatch up to Upper Waterfall Camp.

DAY 7: The Rupin Pass is the final day of the trek. This is where you will have an unforgettable experience. It is an amazing view with views of the Kinnaur Kailash range and surrounding peaks. The trek is quite long but one of the most rewarding.