Rupin Pass Trek- (Trekking)

Rupin Pass Trek: A Spectacular Journey Through the Himalayas

The Rupin Pass Trek is a breathtaking adventure that showcases the stunning beauty of the Indian Himalayas. Connecting the lush valleys of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, this trek reaches an elevation of 4,650 meters at Rupin Pass. Starting from the quaint village of Jhaka, the trail winds through dense forests, vibrant meadows, and picturesque waterfalls, offering panoramic views of majestic peaks along the way. Trekkers will experience diverse landscapes, from the rich greenery of the Rupin Valley to the stark beauty of the high-altitude terrain. The trek is known for its charming campsites, traditional villages, and the unique cultural heritage of the region. Ideal for seasoned trekkers, the Rupin Pass Trek promises an unforgettable journey filled with natural wonders and thrilling adventures.

Essential Items to Bring:

• Two sets of warm clothing
• One sweater and one jacket
• Poncho or raincoat
• One pair of trekking or sports shoes
• Three pairs of cotton or woollen socks
• One woollen cap and one pair of gloves
• One pair of sunglasses
• One water bottle
• One torch
• Towel and personal hygiene items
• A small backpack
• A small rucksack to carry everything
• Camera (optional)

Day 1: Arrival in Dhaula

- Arrive in Dhaula, a small village in Uttarakhand, which is the starting point of the trek.

- Spend the day acclimatizing and exploring the village.

- Overnight stay in a guesthouse or camp.

Day 2: Dhaula to Sewa

- Trek from Dhaula to Sewa, approximately 9 km.

- The trail takes you through dense forests and small villages.

- Camp overnight at Sewa.

Day 3: Sewa to Jiskun

- Trek from Sewa to Jiskun, around 12 km.

- Cross the Rupin River via a wooden bridge and enjoy the scenic views.

- Camp at Jiskun, a charming village.

Day 4: Jiskun to Udaknal

- Trek from Jiskun to Udaknal, approximately 10 km.

- The trail becomes more challenging as you gain altitude.

- Camp at Udaknal, surrounded by beautiful landscapes.

Day 5: Udaknal to Dhanderas Thatch (Lower Waterfall Camp)

- Trek from Udaknal to Dhanderas Thatch, around 10 km.

- The trail takes you through lush meadows and offers stunning views of the Rupin waterfall.

- Camp at Dhanderas Thatch, also known as the Lower Waterfall Camp.

Day 6: Dhanderas Thatch to Upper Waterfall Camp

- Trek from Dhanderas Thatch to Upper Waterfall Camp, approximately 3 km.

- The trail involves a steep climb alongside the waterfall.

- Camp at the Upper Waterfall Camp, with breathtaking views.

Day 7: Upper Waterfall Camp to Rupin Pass and Ronti Gad

- Start early to cross the Rupin Pass, around 10 km.

- Enjoy panoramic views from the pass before descending to Ronti Gad.

- Camp at Ronti Gad, a beautiful meadow.

Day 8: Ronti Gad to Sangla

- Trek from Ronti Gad to Sangla, approximately 12 km.

- The trail descends through forests and meadows to the Baspa Valley.

- Reach Sangla, where the trek concludes.

Inclusions:

• Pickup from Manali bus station
• High-altitude trekking guide for the entire trek
• Trained high-altitude field staff
• Accommodation in alpine tents: Twin/Triple sharing tents, dining tent, and toilet tent
• Sleeping bags along with foam trekking mattresses
• All meals (vegetarian) provided, except for breakfast on the arrival day and dinner on the departure day
• Drop-off at Manali bus station on the departure day

Exclusions:

• Any expenses arising from unforeseen circumstances such as bus delays, roadblocks, landslides, etc.
• Medical evacuation costs
• Insurance coverage
• Beverages including mineral water, soft drinks, etc.
• Any other expenses not listed under ‘Cost Includes’