A thrilling Himalayan crossover that takes you through ancient villages, lush meadows, dense forests, and a daring snow-wall descent—an ultimate blend of adventure and beauty!
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₹15,999
7 Days
15000 ft
29 km
The vehicles are arranged from Shimla, and the journey begins there. Over 160 km, the route passes through fabled tourist attractions, including Rohru Falls, before reaching Janglik Village. Enjoy a scenic drive along the clear, bluish Pabbar River, witnessing the changing landscapes and quaint villages of Himachal. After crossing the river, you’ll reach Diude, from where a short hike takes you to Janglik Village. Your overnight stay is at our comfortable homestay.
LThe vehicles are arranged from Shimla, and the journey begins there. Over 160 km, the route passes through fabled tourist attractions, including Rohru Falls, before reaching Janglik Village. Enjoy a scenic drive along the clear, bluish Pabbar River, witnessing the changing landscapes and quaint villages of Himachal. After crossing the river, you’ll reach Diude, from where a short hike takes you to Janglik Village. Your overnight stay is at our comfortable homestay.eave the wheat fields behind and say goodbye to the last few huts of Diude. The trail climbs, giving you clear views of Tangle, Diude, and other charming villages. Soon, you’ll enter a pine and oak forest for a gradual ascent.
After about 30 minutes, the tree line recedes, and you’ll find yourself in a stretch of open meadows. Climb the hill to enjoy stunning mountain views on one side and a lush tree line on the other. From here, you’ll gradually descend on a wide trail.
An hour later, you’ll re-enter a dense pine and oak forest. Walk in the shade, listening to the crunch of leaves underfoot. The trail then climbs gradually before you reach the Dayara campsite. Set up your tents and rest for the night, enjoying the simple life of a trekker.
After breakfast, spend the morning exploring the Dayara meadows. The trail from here to Litham takes you through thick forests, lush green meadows, and clear streams.
The path starts by heading toward Gunas Pass, and after about 15 minutes, you’ll enter a pine forest. You will then cross a stream before exiting the forest, where you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of the Dhauladhar Range and Gunas Pass.
The trail continues through magical grasslands. After about 30 minutes, it enters another Bhoj forest, and you’ll descend to a stream with a clear view of Litham. The trail crosses the Chandranahan stream just before you reach the campsite.
At Litham, you’ll be captivated by the incredible mountain scenery. Look to your left to see the Chandranahan Waterfall, with the famous Chandranahan Lake ahead. To your right are cliffs with snow patches, behind which lies Rupin Valley. In front of you are the snow-covered mountains that hide Buran Ghati itself.
This wide meadow is the last one you’ll see on the trek. Set up your tents, enjoy the beautiful views, and get ready for a good night’s sleep.
The trail to Chandranahan Lake starts by following a shepherd’s path to a ridgetop, then heads towards the snout of a waterfall. This small glacial lake is nestled among mountains and fed by snow flanks.
The journey to the lake can be difficult after the waterfall’s snout, but you can reach the lake in about an hour. Once there, you’ll witness an alpine valley and incredible views. The setting is idyllic, with grassy patches and small waterfalls turning into streams. Rough rocks mark the lake’s edge.
After taking in the views, you will descend steeply back to Litham. Make sure to start early from Litham to reach the lake around midday. Your overnight stay will be at the campsite.
After breakfast, begin your trek from Litham Thach towards Nalabansh, following the trail deeper into the high-altitude wilderness of the Buran Ghati region.
The trail gradually leaves the lush meadows behind as you enter more rugged terrain, with spectacular views of the surrounding snow-covered mountains, Rupin Valley cliffs, and Buran Ghati along the way.
As you descend and traverse the valley, the dramatic landscape opens up, offering your first close views of the Buran Ghati Pass and Gunas Waterfall. The changing terrain and expansive mountain scenery make this a particularly scenic section of the trek.
After around four hours of trekking, reach Nalabansh, a high-altitude campsite situated at approximately 13,000 feet. Settle into camp, relax amidst the spectacular Himalayan surroundings, and prepare for the challenging Buran Ghati Pass crossing the following day.
The trail gradually becomes steeper as you enter the high-altitude snow zone, with rugged terrain and snow-covered slopes creating an exhilarating trekking experience. As you climb higher, enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and the dramatic valleys below.
Reaching Buran Ghati Pass at approximately 4,580 meters, take some time to admire the breathtaking panoramic views and celebrate crossing one of the most spectacular high-altitude passes in the region. From the pass, begin the steep descent through the snow-covered slopes, following the trail towards the Baspa Valley.
Continue your descent through rugged mountain terrain and flowing streams before reaching Munirang Campsite. Settle into camp, enjoy a warm meal, and relax amidst the magnificent Himalayan surroundings after an unforgettable day of high-altitude adventure.
After breakfast, begin the final day of your Buran Ghati Trek as you leave Munirang Campsite and descend towards Brua Village in the beautiful Baspa Valley.
The trail gradually moves through rugged mountain terrain, lush forests, open grasslands, and scenic valleys as you make your way towards the lower reaches of Kinnaur. Along the route, enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and the peaceful landscapes of the Baspa Valley.
Continue the descent until you reach Brua Village, a traditional Himalayan settlement surrounded by forests, mountains, and green fields. Take some time to explore the village and soak in the local mountain atmosphere before boarding your vehicle for the drive towards Shimla.
The scenic drive marks the end of your Buran Ghati adventure, giving you time to reflect on the unforgettable experience of crossing high-altitude trails, exploring glacial landscapes, and journeying from the Pabbar Valley to the Baspa Valley.
Buran Ghati Trek is in Himachal Pradesh, starting from Janglik village near Rohru.
It is considered moderate to difficult, with long trekking days and a thrilling snow wall descent at the pass.
The best time is May–June (spring/summer) and September–October (post-monsoon autumn).
The trek usually takes 7 days to complete.
The trek reaches up to 15,000 ft (4,572 m) at the Buran Ghati Pass.
Yes, some prior high-altitude trekking experience is recommended as the trek involves snow crossings and steep descents.
The trek offers everything—villages, forests, meadows, high-altitude pass crossing, and a thrilling snow wall descent, making it one of the most complete Himalayan treks.
Accommodation is mostly in tents during the trek. At the base village, simple guesthouses/homestays are available.
You can take a bus or cab from Shimla to Rohru, and then continue to Janglik village, the starting point.
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Please note that AC will not be operational during travel in hilly regions. If you require AC in these areas, you may coordinate directly with the driver. Additional charges may apply.
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