Sankri, Uttarakhand, India
Located along the border with Tibet, the Borasu Pass trek is a virgin trail which presents some of the best views of the historical Swargarohini peak. As a new trail in our portfolio, what we are most excited about is that it is one of the lesser explored trails in the region connecting two very distinct valleys of two geographically rich states. Borasu Pass trek starts from the small village of Sankri in Uttarakhand and ends at the gorgeous hamlet, Chitkul, tucked away in the many folds of the mountains in Himachal Pradesh. The trail for this high mountain pass takes you through the infamous Har ki Dun Valley. With an abundance of fauna housed by colourful birds and surrounded by splendid peaks, Har ki Dun is one of the most beautiful all-season treks in the Himalayas. The Borasu Pass trek gives you the opportunity to continue on this exquisite trail onto a lesser explored route to the pass which connects Tons Valley in Uttarakhand with Baspa Valley in Himachal Pradesh. It being an extension of one of the most beautiful trails, is only one of half a dozen reasons you should consider this trek as your next adventure!
Itinerary
Day 1: Make your way to Sankri (1,920M)
Day 2: Sankri (1,920M) to Seema (2,260M) through Taluka (2,100M)
Day 3: Seema (2,260M) to Har ki Dun (3,510M)
Day 4: Har ki Dun (3,510M) to Ratha Tho (4,110M) via Morinda Tal (3,800 M)
Day 5: Ratha Tho (4,110M) to Saunbhera (4,400M)
Day 6: Saunbhera (4,400M) to Borasu Pass Base Camp (Upper Lamjung) (4,730M)
Day 7: Upper Lamjung (4,730M) to Bonga (4,500 M) via Borasu Pass (5,200 M)
Day 8: Bonga (4,500 M) to Chitkul (3,280 M)
Day 9: Depart from Chitkul (3,280M)
Day 10: Reserve Day
What's Included
What's Not Included
