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Rupin Pass Trek

Rupin Pass, Himachal Pradesh
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Duration

7 Days

Tour Type

Specific Tour

Group Size

24 people

Languages

English

Overview

One of the most magnificent treks in the Indian Himalayas is the Rupin Pass Trek. Every day is like a postcard, full of surprises. The Rupin Pass waterfall offers breathtaking views from 13,000 feet, leaving trekkers speechless. Every day, the panorama varies, which is why the walk is at the top of everyone’s bucket list.

You start the trek from a tranquil village Dhaula in Uttarakhand and the trek in Sangla valley of Kinnaur. The trek takes through the serene villages of Sewa known for its Shiva Temple then Jhakha (also known as the hanging villages) because it is located at the edge of a cliff. The trekkers and adventurers will be astonished to see the ever-changing landscapes from verdant meadows with wildflowers, dense jungles thundering waterfalls to the thrilling pass cross, The Rupin Pass.

The best time to do the Rupin Pass Trek is May to June and September. The trek also shows you the cultural difference between the two states Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh.

Heaven Riders India offers you an opportunity to conquer the Rupin Pass trek. The trip starts from Dehradun and ends at ‘Sangla’.

Highlights

  • SHEPHERDS CROSSOVER FROM UTTARAKHAND TO SANGLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH
  • AMAZING AND SERENE THREE STORY WATERFALL
  • INCREDIBLE CHANGING ALPINE LANDSCAPES
  • AMAZING CAMPSITES AND TYPICAL HIMALAYAN VILLAGES
  • PICTURESQUE VERDANT MEADOWS OF KINNAUR

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Itinerary

Day 1: Dehradun to Dhaula (Drive 200 km)
Day 1: Dehradun to Dhaula (Drive 200 km)

• Altitude:- Dhaula 5,200 ft
• Meeting Point ISBT Dehradun, 6am
• 10 hour drive to Dhaula from Dehradun
• arrive Dhaula, Tea & snacks, meet the team
• enjoy the evening, followed by dinner

The team will welcome you by 6 am at ISBT Dehradun and get ready to board for Dhaula. It is a tranquil village in Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. There are a dozen of homes in this small himalayan village adorned with lush woods and mountain slopes. Take a stroll around and spend the night in the local home stay in Dhaula. We will begin the trek next morning with yummy breakfast.

Day 2: Dhaula to Sewa (Trek 9 km)
Day 2: Dhaula to Sewa (Trek 9 km)

• Altitude:- 5,200ft to 6,300ft
• 9Km, 6-7 hr trek, greet kids
• initially moderate trail, short climbs & drops
• Enough water on the way, refill from Rupin river
• experience the rich culture of himalayan village

Today you will be starting the trek early morning. The trail from Dhaula to Sewa is pretty easy except some climbs and drops where you will find lot of apricot trees and dense jungle.

Small water streams will pass by which give the trekkers some kind of refreshment. Refill your water bottles from Rupin river. Local kids greets you with 'Namastey'.

Once you reach Sewa, you will find an ancient Shiva temple at the heart of the village that opens once every 12 years to welcome the locals visiting God. Do visit the temple, this temple is looks like Kinnaur style architecture and return.

Soup & dinner would be served.

Day 3: Sewa to Jiskun (Trek 8km)
Day 3: Sewa to Jiskun (Trek 8km)

• Altitude: - 6,300ft to Jiskun 8,700ft
• 8 km, 6-7 hr trek
• Carry sufficient water from Sewa, refill at Jakha
• initial 3hr easy, 2hr challenging ascent to Jiskun
• several stream crossings on trail

The trek to the village Jiskun is not an easy one, but somewhere between moderate to challenging. The climb is rewarding. It is a surprising trail blessed with potato and barley fields. Eventually you will find yourself amidst the dense jungle with deodar and walnut trees.

Today you will be crossing several streams and you will be welcomed by a Iron bridge that flows over Rupin river. The trail to Jiskun is a challenging one after crossing a stream. Overnight in home stay with followed by dinner.

Day 4: Jiskun to Buraskandi (Trek 10 km)
Day 4: Jiskun to Buraskandi (Trek 10 km)

• Altitude: - 8,700ft to 11,500ft
• 10 Km, 7 hr trek
• carry sufficient water, Refill from Rupin
• Jakha is highest & last village on trek
• initially steep ascent, gradual-easy walk

Today we will be trekking through deep gorge, dense forests , meadows and wooden bridges and forests. Hanging village of Jhakha will be seen, and Jhakha can be spotted through forests located high up on a mountain.

The Rupin pass trail will surely surprise you as you will walk through wildflowers carpeted with rhododendron all around. The walk through the endless meadows of Dhanteras Thatch of this trail will level up your adrenaline rush.

The thundering river awaits, the climb gets steeper. You have to cross the river carefully. Overnight camp stay at Buraskandi.

Day 5: Buraskandi to UWF Upper Water Fall (Trek 5 hr)
Day 5: Buraskandi to UWF Upper Water Fall (Trek 5 hr)

• Altitude: - 11,500ft to 13,200 ft
• 4 Km, 4 hr trek
• carry sufficient water, Refill at streams
• Moderate continuous climb, ascend slowly
• acclimatize walk, work high sleep low, drink liquids

Today you will get to witness the infamous high altitude Rupin Pass. It will be a challenging day, so we will start the trek after early breakfast. The trail will give you a good dose of adrenaline rush as you will be coming across snow slopes, cliffs, massive waterfalls. Entering into the
upper waterfall campsite is like entering into a new world.

Get your cameras ready to take scintillating snaps of the lower waterfall. You will feel elated because the Upper waterfall campsite is waiting for you at the top. The trekkers will leave the treeline far below and the landscapes turn into frozen landscapes embellished with black snow capped mountains all around.

Enjoy the evening with tea & hot snacks. Dinner will be served. Stay in camps.

Day 6: Upper Waterfall to Ronti Gad via Rupin Pass 15,200ft
Day 6: Upper Waterfall to Ronti Gad via Rupin Pass 15,200ft

• Altitude: 13,200ft - 15,200ft - 13,300ft
• 10 Km, 10-11 hr trek
• start early morning
• carry sufficient water, Refill completely
• Steep climb till Rupin Pass, steep descent down

The most challenging day is today, crossing Rupin Pass. Climbing the pass will not be cakewalk, it needs mountaineering skills. Be careful while climbing the Pass, icy climb to the saddle shaped Rupin Pass.

Once you reach the top, you will feel so elated. Relax and take pictures of astonishing himalayan views.

Witness the 360-degrees of the mountain ranges and on the other side the Kinner Kailash range and many more. After crossing the pass, there is a steep descent followed by jaw
dropping meadows of Ronti Gad.

On arrival Tea & snacks would be served. Camp stay at Ronti Gad, followed by hot dinner.

Day 7: Ronti Gad to Sangla (Trek 6 hours)
Day 7: Ronti Gad to Sangla (Trek 6 hours)

• Altitude: 13,300ft to 8,776ft
• 12 Km, 6 hr trek
• carry sufficient water, Refill at villages
• moderate-steep descend till Sangla

The trek from Ronti gad to Sangla is a steep descent. The photographers will enjoy the beauty of the Kinnaur ranges and keeping themselves busy with their camera. Slowly, you
will find yourself heading towards civilization as we pass through green pastures of land, fields of grazing lands, village farms and orchards and old stone houses. In the
afternoon, our team will give you refreshments after a tiring journey.

We will reach Sangla in 6-7 hours and will drop you to the Sangla town. You can book your tickets for your return journey and plan the schedule according to your convenience.

You can eat at Sangla bus stand, and last bus to Shimla leaves at 5pm in the evening or you can stay there at you own cost and spend a night at Sangla.

Note: Please spare a buffer day in case we stuck in bad weather conditions or some other. Buffer day not in the package. Pay on the Spot.

Included/Excluded

  • During the trek, you will be staying in communal campgrounds & rooms
  • Transportation as per itinerary (Pick-Up at ISBT Dehradun & Drop at Sangla) rest depends on weather & road conditions.
  • While on the walk, healthy and nutritious meals (Day 1 dinner to Day 7 Breakfast).
  • Morning & Evening Tea with Cookies.
  • Soup in the evening.
  • Camping Equipment like Tents, Sleeping Bag, Mattress, Kitchen & Dining equipment, etc.
  • All required Forest, Camping, and Trekking Permits, as well as entry fees.
  • Basic First Aid Medical Kit.
  • Trek leader and support staff that have completed a mountaineering course and are experts in their field (Local Guide, Cook, Porter, Mule & Helper).
  • Any services that are not specifically mentioned in the inclusions.
  • Any insurance, air/train/Volvo ticket, hospitalisation costs, emergency evacuation, rescue costs, off-loading, and personal portage
  • Any costs incurred as a result of inclement weather, road closures, or other factors beyond our control must be paid by the trekker/customer on the spot.
  • Any personal expenses not included in the inclusions, such as tip, mineral water, snacks/meals, tea/coffee, etc.
  • Inquire throughout the booking process.
  • Taxes.

Durations

7 Days
7 – 9 days

Tour's Location

Rupin Pass, Himachal Pradesh

FAQs

What documents I have to carry for Rupin Pass Trek?

You must have to carry both original & copy of valid Govt. Id (any of Passport/Aadhar card/Driving License), NOC form (by participant), Medical Certificate (signed by a registered MBBS doctor with stamp), 2 passport size photos along with you and submit them to Trek Leader at base during briefing.

What kind of toilet facility you are providing?

Toilet tents would be there at Prashar lake campsite. Basically, we use dry toilets which is one of the best way to answer nature call in the wilderness. Dry toilets means, we dig a pit and keep mud & shovel so once you are done with your business you can cover it up using mud. It is the most hygienic way in the mountains. As we indicated in the items to bring/essentials section, you should bring toiletries.

How many trekkers will be in one tent?

We use 3+ persons tents at our campsite. There will be three persons accommodating in one tent. If you want tent for One or Two, please ask while bookings. Customization available on extra cost.

I'm the solo female traveler, is it safe?

Girls safety is important to us. Our entire mountain staff & guides are extremely trust worthy. Many solo woman travelers trek with us so there's no worry about it. We would advise all to take care of your belongings.

What type of food is served during trek?

We serve nutritious Indian vegetarian food with eggs. Jain food also available on request please ask while bookings.

How big are the groups?

At HRI, we think that working in small batches improves quality and concentration. The maximum group strength is 24 people, which aids the trek leader in connecting all members. There is no limit to the number of people in a private group.

Private group customization is available if you simply wish to travel on the Kinner Kailash Trek with your own party.

How much weight do I have to carry?

Your load will depends on things that are packed by you in the sack. On an average trekker's carry between 6-8 kg of weight with clothing’s, cameras, energy bars, dry fruits, water bottle etc. Off-loading option available on extra cost. Please ask while bookings. We advise you to pack light.

What if an emergency occurred?

Because the Rupin Pass trek is a difficult one, we recommend that you arrive in good physical shape. In the event of an emergency, our mountain team is qualified and equipped to deal with high-altitude conditions.

Our team carries a first-aid kit, oximeter, and portable oxygen with them at all times, and in the event of an emergency, we will get the trekker to the roadhead.

You are responsible for all rescue/evacuation and healthcare costs. Overall, it is your/the trekkers' responsibility to obtain a certified medical fitness document prior to the journey, certifying that the trekker is physically fit for the trek.

We recommend that you bring proof of insurance.

Can I charge my phone on the trek?

No you won’t find any charging point. We advise you to carry a power bank to charge your phone & digital camera.

Can I do calls during the trek?

No, you won't be able to connect to the internet during your walk. Please send this to any worried family members ahead of time.

Which type of shoes should I buy?

Good trekking shoes are required for the Kinner Kailash Trek. Because they are the most significant component of the voyage, you must be extremely cautious while purchasing them. Always make a purchase. For best results, increase the size by 5 or 1.0. Decathlon sells trekking shoes from Quechua and other well-known brands.

Can take or have smokes or liquor on the trek?

Without a doubt, no. During the walk, smoking and drinking are strictly prohibited. On higher altitudes, this produces dehydration, which invites Acute Mountain Sickness. We advise you to avoid bringing such items with you.

What happens if the trek is postponed due to natural disasters?

Trek preparations are already done previously. We will be offering you any alternate trek or voucher having similar value for money in case of natural calamities. In case of non-completion of trek due to weather conditions etc there wont be any refund.

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