Bali Pass Trek
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8D/7N
Daily Tour
20 people
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The Bali Pass Trek is a symphony of ever-changing Himalayan landscapes, offering an unforgettable adventure for nature enthusiasts. Get ready to traverse enchanting forests, unwind by serene rivers, and be captivated by the beauty of the Har Ki Dun and Yamunotri valleys.
A Journey Through Diverse Landscapes
The trek begins amidst charming pine and fir forests, gradually revealing scenic riverside camps – perfect spots to relax and embrace the tranquility of the Himalayas. As you ascend, quaint villages nestled within the Har Ki Dun valley greet you, seamlessly connecting you to the breathtaking Yamunotri valley.
Quick Facts About Bali Pass Trek:
- Bali Pass Trek Duration: 8D/7N
- Bali Pass Trek Altitude: 16,076 ft.
- Bali Pass Trek difficulty: Moderate.
- Trek distance: 60 Km.
- Temperature: 20°C to -2°C.
- Bali Pass Trek Best Time: May, June, mid-August to October.
- ATM: You will find the last ATM in Mussorie.
- Start Point/End Point: Dehradun.
How to Reach Dehradun: Getting to Dehradun, the gateway to the Rupin Pass Trek, is convenient via various modes of transportation:
- By Air: Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun operates regular domestic flights, connecting the city to major metropolitan areas across India.
- By Train: Dehradun Junction serves as the nearest railway station and is well-connected to major cities nationwide.
- By Road: Dehradun boasts excellent road connectivity, easily accessible by self-driven cars, hired cabs/taxis, or regular bus services from Delhi and nearby cities.
Highlights
- Witness a breathtaking vista of the Southern Face from Ruinsara Lake to the pass top. This mesmerizing scene showcases iconic peaks like Swargarohini I, II, and III, painting a picture-perfect postcard of the Himalayas.
- Immerse yourself in the magic of Debshu Bugyal, a vast expanse of alpine meadows boasting lush greenery and a serene ambiance.
- Calling all bird enthusiasts! The Bali Pass is a haven for endangered bird species, including the golden eagle, steppe eagle, black eagle, and bearded vulture.
- Catch a glimpse of Black Peak (Kalanag) on your way to the waterfall camp from Seema. As you reach the pass top, marvel at the majestic Banderpoonch, adding another layer of awe to your trekking experience.
Day 1: Dehradun to Sankri
- Altitude: 1,950m/6,400ft (Sankri)
- Distance: 220 km – approximately 10 hours
Gather at Dehradun Railway Station by 7 AM. Embark on a scenic drive to Mori, passing by attractions like Kempty waterfalls, Nainbagh, and Mussoorie. Sankri, nestled in Uttarkashi within Govind Wildlife Sanctuary, welcomes you with views of the majestic Swargrohini peaks. Spend the evening admiring the captivating scenery and settle into hotels or homestays for the night.
Day 2: Sankri to Seema via Taluka
- Altitude: 2,600m/8,500ft (Seema), 2,100m/6,700ft (Taluka)
Drive from Sankri to Taluka covering 12 km in approximately 1 hour. Begin your trek from Taluka, following a stone pathway descending to the river bed. Pass through villages like Ghangad and cross bridges along the way. After a trek of 12 km lasting 7-8 hours, arrive at Seema, a serene camping area. Spend the night in tents under the starry sky.
Day 3: Seema to Rainbasera
- Altitude: 3,600m/11,800ft (Ruinsara Tal)
- Trekking: 7km, 4-5 hours
Continue your journey to Ruinsara Lake, traversing through meadows and streams. Camp between the lake and Supin river, surrounded by snow-capped peaks, and immerse yourself in the breathtaking views of the Himalayas.
Day 5: Ruinsara Tal to Odari
- Altitude: 4,000m/13,100ft
- Trekking: 4 km, 3-4 hours
Trek to Odari through forests, rivers, and meadows, witnessing higher peaks and sparse vegetation along the way. Arrive at Odari, a cave believed to be Bali's home, offering clear views of Swargrohini I and II. Set up camp and rest amidst the serene surroundings.
Day 6: Odari to Bali col camp
- Altitude: 4,600m/15,100ft
- Trekking: 5km, 6-7 hours
Embark on a steep climb with a 60-degree inclined path, culminating at Bali col camp. Rest in tents after a challenging day of trekking.
Day 7: Bali Col camp to Lower Dhamni via Bali Pass
- Altitude: Bali Pass 4,950m/16,200ft, Lower Dhamni 3400m/11.100ft
- Trekking: 14km, 10-11 hours
Cross Bali Pass for panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Descend carefully, navigating steep paths, and reach Lower Dhamni. Settle into tents for a well-deserved rest after a long day of trekking.
Day 8: Lower Dhamni - Jaan ki Chatti & drive to Dehradun
- Altitude: 2,600m/8,500ft (Jaan ki Chatti)
- Trekking: 8km, 4-5 hours
Descend to Jaan ki Chatti via a well-defined trail. Leave early for Dehradun, marking the end of your adventurous trek through the Himalayas.
- Accommodation in guesthouses, homestays, and camping sites.
- Wholesome, vegetarian meals throughout the trek.
- Trekking equipment (sleeping bags, mattresses, tents, crampons, utensils).
- Permits and entry fees.
- Oxygen cylinders, first aid kits, and stretchers.
- Expertise: qualified mountaineering leader, guide, and support staff.
- Personal expenses.
- Insurance.
- Mule/porter for personal luggage.
- Food during transit.
- Emergency evacuation charges.
- Anything not specifically mentioned as included.
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