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Borasu Pass Trek

₹ 30,000 ₹ 26,500 /- PP

  • Region : Himachal
  • Duration : 8 Days & 9 Nights
  • Distance : 48 KM
  • Altitude : 17,790 Ft.
  • Difficulty Level : Moderate to Diff.
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  • +5% GST (Goods and Services Tax)
  • Dehradun to Jayhary
  • Transport, Stay, Meals included

Overview

Borasu Pass Trek Plans

The climb across Borasu Pass offers all those who have a passion for adventure a one-of-a-kind experience. The Borasu Pass serves as a connecting path between the Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand; this is one of the reasons why trekkers are so drawn to this particular trip! The crossing also creates a connection between the Tonnes River and the Baspa River, which provides a breathtaking sight. If you want to go as near to the Himalayas as possible while in India, the states of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh are your best bets. If you are someone who thrives on excitement and isn’t afraid of a good challenge, then the Borasu Pass Trek is the ideal walk for you to go on. The trip through the historic trade route between Har Ki Doon and Kinnaur Valley is going to be a really interesting experience. You will be able to see a beautiful variety of views when trekking in Uttarakhand, and the journey itself is the ideal combination of snow-covered fields, alpine flowers that are bright and colourful, and lush meadows. Chitkul is claimed to be the last settlement in Himachal Pradesh and is located on the border of India and Tibet. This is where the trip will begin. You are going to go through the verdant Har Ki Doon Valley as well as the glaciers of Zupica Glacier and Morinda Tal. Your spirit will feel a surge of joy as you take in the breathtaking views of snow-covered mountains. Your spirit will be soothed by the crisp mountain air, the majestic snow-capped peaks, and the green valleys. Learn more about some of the other well-known possibilities for hiking in the state of Himachal Pradesh.

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Itinerary Details

  • Day 1 - Drive from Dehradun To Sankri

    From the Yamuna valley to the Tonnes valley, through the Yamuna bridge, to Nainbagh, Nowgaon, Purola, Jarmola (Jarmola is one of the largest and most magnificent pine woods in Asia), Mori, and Netwar. Trek to a little market in Sankri where a few wooden huts sell cuisine that is both straightforward and delectable. The camp provided both dinner and lodging for the night.

  • Day 2 - Trek from Sankri To Taluka to Seema

    After you've had breakfast, you should start your hike. There's going to be a gorgeous forest along the road, and it seems like animals are thriving in this area. Near Puani Garaat, it is possible to see families of langoors. A few of the other species you could see are barasinghas, black bears, and wild boars. If you're fortunate, you might even see a barasingha. Golden eagles and enormous Himalayan gryphons both call this region of the world home. The vibrant Himalayan monal, which is the state bird of Uttarakhand, may often be seen thriving in the woods of this area. Sankri and Taluka are both connected by a route that requires four-wheel drive to traverse. Depending on the state of the road, you may be able to do this by renting a jeep locally. Because of the risk of landslides on this road, it is often blocked during the monsoon season. The path that leads to Taluka is almost flat and winds around 10 or 11 sharp mountain curves. On the journey, there are three significant streams that nearly completely cover the roadway in water at various points. The walk offers beautiful views as it passes through areas with bamboo, chestnut and cedar (deodar) trees as well as wild flowers and irises. A camping spot next to a creek may be found about 2 km before reaching Taluka. If there isn't enough time to travel to Puani Garaat, i.e. if you don't have enough time, you may camp here instead. .

  • Day 3 - From Seema To Har Ki Doon

    After breakfast at the camp, we will trek 11 km in the direction of Harkidun. 6/7 hrs. the hike across the meadows near Harkidun Gad when the water is there Flowing through and around the boulders If you wish to pitch your tent or go to another camp near the riverside view, there is a robust wooden bridge that you must cross, and then there is a short climb that will take you to a wonderful camping area. Take a stroll around the Harkidun in the evening. Dinner and a place to sleep for the night at the campsite!

  • Day 4 - From Har Ki Doon To Rata Do

    After breakfast back at camp in the morning, we set out on our walk. Start at 7 km for a time of 4 or 5 hours. the trek across the meadows located next to Manida Tal when the water is present Flowing through and around the boulders If you wish to pitch your tent or go to another camp near the riverside view, there is a robust wooden bridge that you must cross, and then there is a short climb that will take you to a wonderful camping area. In the evening, go for a stroll about the camp while dinner and the night are spent there.

  • Day 5 - Trek from Rata Do To Sauni Bheda and return

    To get to Sauni Bheda, you'll have to walk along the Ratado Glacier's edge, which is a relatively gentle but high-altitude ascent. Rata do will host you for dinner and the night at the camp.

  • Day 6 - From Rata Do To Borasu Glacier To Sauni Bheda

    To get to the waters of Borsu Glacier, you will need to take the path that winds between rocks and then descends. The Borsu pass and the surrounding peaks may be seen from almost any point along the path. Keep moving forward down the muddy path, staying to the right of the waterbed. The path leads across grassy meadows in order to escape the slush that is located on the border of the body of water. You should come across a stream in around 10 to 15 minutes' time. After negotiating the brook, you will find yourself back on the level grassland.

  • Day7 - From Sauni Bheda To Upper Lamjunga

    After breakfast at the camp in the morning, you will set out on your two-kilometer walk. Passing through: early in the morning between 6 and 7 a.m.Early in the morning, at around 3,366 metres, cross the mountain and descend to the Lamjunga Glacier side. Long hike at a gradually decreasing altitude to reach the Bunga Glacier, which is around 5 km in length. dinner and a place to sleep in the Bonga base camp.

  • Day8 - From Upper Lamjunga (Badasu Pass) To Bonga

    Pass through Borasu after breakfast and continue on. You really must get an early start on things. As the first rays of the light shine onto the peaks to your left, you can see that they have a golden hue. When you turn around and look behind you, you will see that there is blue sky, snow-covered peaks, a gorgeous green valley, the Borasu glacier, and the Saunbhera campground down below. Begin your trek towards the pass by going up the gentle snow slope that leads in that direction. You will come across several rocks that are encircled by snow within the first five to ten minutes; the track will take you between the boulders.

  • Day9 - From Bonga To Jayhary

    Walk the last stretch of the race. The journey from Jayhary to Bunga is about eight km long and involves a descent first on the river's true right and then on its true left. The sound of water tumbling over rocks. At the camp Jayhary, there is a robust wooden bridge that you have to cross, and then there is a short climb that leads you to a wonderful camping spot where you may stay the night.

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Inclusion & Exclusion Details

Transportation from/to mentioned points in the itinerary’s day 1 and last day.

Food will be vegetarian but egg is also served.

All permits of forest, camping etc.

Accommodation is in tents throughout the trek on double or triple occupancies.

Tents, sleeping bag, crampons, matters, dining tent, toilet tent are included.

Expert Trek Guide.

Medical and first aid kit.

Porters and mules are there to carry your luggage but with extra costing*(you need to pay extra on the spot).

Any kind of personal expenses on food from stalls, tips etc.

Food during the journey via cab or bus or traveler.

Insurance.

Mules or porter’s cost.

Any kind of emergency cost.

GST 5%

Expense from/to your home from/to our starting point of the journey.

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Things to Carry

Trekking Pants - 2

Shirts or T-shirts, between two and three

A windproof jacket of reasonable quality (no wind cheaters made of cheap material, please!) ideally one that includes a hood.

Sweater made of wool or fleece that is strong and warm and has long sleeves.

Thermal pants for the upper and lower body.

A hat made of wool

Woollen gloves

Woollen socks & ordinary socks (3-4 pairs)

Shoes that are suitable for trekking or hiking and are comfortable (it is advised that you use shoes with a thick sole).

Medicines

Lip Balm

Bring a rain tarp to protect your belongings.

If you have a camera with you, make sure the batteries are completely charged.

Floaters, sandals, or slippers that are not too heavy

A Poncho or a Raincoat

Towel with a modest size and weight

Water bottle (preferably one that is strong; absolutely no empty Bisleri bottles!!

Wear a cap or hat to shield your face from the harsh rays of the sun.

Sun glasses

Walking stick / Trekking pole

Lotion with Sunscreen

The day pack or other compact backpack that you will wear on your back every day and store your supplies in is referred to as a day pack.

Torch

Personal toiletries

Keep a couple poly bags or waterproof bags in your bag at all times so that in the event that it starts to rain heavily, you will have somewhere to store your possessions.

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FAQ's Query

Q- What is the procedure of booking the treks?

A- Booking any trek is simple:

a) Directly go to the trek page of your choice and click on book now button. After clicking follow the steps for details and payment submission.
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Q- How can I check my booking confirmation?

A- Confirmation can be in 2 forms:

a) If you book from website, then you will receive a mail for the invoice on your registered mail which you had given while making the payments. Invoice can take upto 24 hours*.

b) If you had made the payment using upi or phone number, then you can directly confirm on the number given in the website and ask for receipt on watsapp or e-mail.

Q- Can we apply for solo travelling, also if we apply in group then there are any discounts?

A- Yes, you can opt for solo travelling. Solo traveler including men and women both are safe with us. Also, yes there are group discounts available and it depends on group size and selected dates. For this you can watsapp or call us on the given number in the website.

Q- What is the cancellation process?

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