Date: 5 October - 11 October, 2024
Duration: 7 days
Location: Himachal Pradesh
Cost: ₹15300 + 5% GST
Prepare for an extraordinary expedition as we invite you to conquer the Rupin Pass Trek, an adventure like no other! The Rupin Pass stands as a testament to grandeur, offering challenges and wonders at every twist and turn.
Spanning across 65 kilometers and connecting the realms of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, the Rupin Pass reveals breathtaking vistas and mesmerizing panoramas. Brace yourself for the enchantment of verdant pine forests, vibrant rhododendron blooms, charming hanging villages, expansive glacial valleys, and the formidable, narrow gully of the Rupin Pass.
Ascending to an altitude of 4,650 meters, this trek beckons those seeking to elevate their trekking prowess from easy to moderate. The Rupin Pass trail presents obstacles that will test your mettle, pushing you beyond boundaries and etching unforgettable memories.
Accompanied by our seasoned guides, you'll navigate this unforgettable odyssey. Whether gliding down snow chutes, conquering cascading waterfalls, or reveling in nature's kaleidoscope, each moment on this trail is bound to leave you spellbound.
Seize the opportunity to explore India's most spectacular cross-over trek—a journey of a lifetime awaits at Rupin Pass.
Reserve your place today and embark on this extraordinary adventure!
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Rupin Pass Trek Itinerary
Day 1: Dhaula (1,555m)
Arrive at Dhaula, a beautiful village located at the starting point of the trek.
Spend the night at a cozy homestay and enjoy a relaxing evening.
Attend an introduction session where you'll meet your guides and learn about the trek.
Day 2: Dhaula to Sewa (1,920 m)
Today's trek follows the Rupin River, offering scenic views of the surrounding valley.
The trail gradually ascends towards Sewa.
Enjoy a delicious lunch and overnight stay at a homestay in Sewa.
Day 3: Sewa to Jhaka (2,652 m)
The trail enters a dense forest, providing a welcome change from the open fields.
Stop for lunch at Jiskoon, a small village nestled amidst the mountains.
The trail narrows as you approach Jhaka, offering challenging yet rewarding sections.
Spend the night at a homestay in Jhaka.
Day 4: Jhaka to Saruwas Thatch (3,125 m)
Today's highlight is the first encounter with the Rupin River, a majestic sight.
The trail becomes more challenging as you trek over boulders and rocks.
Set up camp for the night at Saruwas Thatch, a beautiful meadow surrounded by mountains.
Day 5: Saruwas Thatch to Dhanderas Thatch (3,560 m)
Get ready for an exciting adventure as you cross a snowbridge on the trail.
Arrive at the real Saruwas Thatch, a vast meadow offering stunning panoramic views.
Continue trekking to Dhanderas Thatch, another picturesque meadow known for its wildflowers.
Spend the night camping amidst the beauty of the Himalayas.
Day 6: Dhanderas Thatch to Upper Waterfall (4,054 m)
Start your day with a rejuvenating yoga session at Dhanderas Thatch.
Attend a morning briefing to discuss the day's plan and safety procedures.
The trail ascends towards more snow bridges, offering a unique trekking experience.
Reach the Upper Waterfall campsite, a stunning location beside a cascading waterfall.
In the evening, learn about essential mountain knots from your guides.
Day 7: Upper Waterfall to Ronti Gad (4,090 m)
Today is the big day! You'll conquer the Rupin Pass, the highest point of the trek.
The trail involves walking on snowfields and a final steep ascent to the pass.
Celebrate reaching the Rupin Pass, a majestic mountain gateway between two valleys.
Descend from the pass using the exciting glissading technique.
Camp overnight at Ronti Gad, a beautiful valley on the other side of the pass.
Day 8: Ronti Gad to Sangla
Enjoy the scenic meadows and gentle descents as you leave Ronti Gad behind.
The final stretch of the trek takes you to Sangla.
Celebrate completing the Rupin Pass trek and cherish the memories of this incredible adventure.
Remember, acclimatization is crucial for high-altitude treks like Rupin Pass. Make sure to listen to your body, stay hydrated, and take breaks whenever needed.
