Pick-Up: Shimla & Drop Point: Shimla
Best season: May to June, September to October
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Overview
Get ready for a breathtaking journey into the Rupin Pass Trek in Himachal Pradesh, a journey which takes one through some of the most amazing landscapes there can be. Be it from Bawta or from Jiskun, the destination shall take to Sangla-to an enchanting time when one explores this natural splendor.
Rupin Pass Trek is famous among high-altitude treks, as its elevation is about 15,260 feet. Thus, this falls among the most difficult treks in India, attracting many adventurous people and nature lovers around the world.
On this trek, the dense forests welcome you with the soothing silence of nature. Greenery and vibrant flora form your companions for all time, adding freshness to the journey. Some really unique experiences create their way through such forests.
But the Rupin Pass Trek is not just a mere forest trek. You contain in its fold a number of landscapes that are breathtakingly varied. You’d be walking on steep, difficult ones that would believe in challenging your spirit and stamina, but most of these eventually would lead to easier ones so you could enjoy the vistas around you in a relaxed manner.
It is also one of those interesting treks because of the varied terrain that it comes with-from rocky paths testing your agility and balance to the snow stretches giving the landscape a winter-wonderland kind of look, something new at each step. You will cross by meadows bursting with flowers, offering a picture-like setting that might look straight out of a postcard.
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Itinerary
The Rupin Pass Trek begins with an exciting drive from Shimla to Bawta. Close to 200 km of driving, through serpentine mountain roads, charming villages, and lush landscapes, takes you further away from Shimla. Gradually, the enchanting view of the surrounding hills and valleys mesmerizes your senses.
This is far from a drive; it is an immersive drive into the natural beauty of the region. The drive gradually takes one, at every kilometer, closer to the quiet tranquility of the mountain away from city life. The air grows crisper and the views increasingly breathtaking.
Here, upon arrival at Bawta-a pretty village in the foothills of the Himalayas-you will experience rural life. The houses are in a picturesque setting, with friendly villagers welcoming you warmly into the cultures of the region. You relax here and build up for the trek that follows.
Retire to your night accommodation, take your time to relax, and enjoy the serenity of the mountain atmosphere. Besides, other trekkers will be met and your trek group will be familiarized. This is also a nice time to check your gear and equipment, just to make sure you are good to go for the trek.
The sun starts to set and gilds the landscape with golden hues. Suddenly, you feel a rush of excitement and anticipation for what is yet to be discovered. Retire to your beds now and recover your energy, as tomorrow is the start of the trek.
The introductory day of the Rupin Pass Trek, Day 1, starts with driving from Shimla to Bawta. Its length sets the stage for an amazing journey across the Himalayas. The dramatic drive will be amazing, which shall set up your mind and body for the adventurous journey ahead.
Be prepared for the most thrilling adventure as you will be leaving today from Bawta on the second day of the Rupin Pass Trek, moving towards Jakha. Today’s stretch of the trek would further take you into the throbbing heart of the mighty Himalayas, sitting in the awe-inspiring beauty of nature.
The path from Bawta to Jakha is just full of spectacular views. Setting off on your trail, you will pass along high trees, providing shade and a cool, meditative feel by the thick forests. The air itself is just fabulous—it refreshes you for the journey.
This trail goes snaking its way through the mountains, slowly leading on toward Jakha. Though this is a strenuous stretch, for the most part steep ascents and descents, it definitely pays off due to panoramic views of valleys and peaks. Just take time to enjoy the majestic view and the absolute serenity of your natural surroundings.
During this hike, you will have streams and small waterfalls in view to make this route even more sceneries. These not only beautify the trail further but also offer ideal resting, cooling-off, and water-refilling points. Take a minute and sit by refreshing mountain water, rest your feet, and listen to natural sounds.
The trail opens into a landscape of picturesque meadows; lonely landscapes dotted with colored flowers near Jakha. These are very relaxing and tranquil grassy plains; it is also a wonderful break, which gets you to unwind your soul and recharge again before you move further with your trek.
Dreamily picturesque Jakha is a beautiful village surrounded by mountains and allows you to experience the hospitality of the simple people around, thereby into the beautiful culture that abides. Herein, you get to interact with the locals to learn about their way of living and be a part of the rich culture.
Reach Jakha, check into your camps, and enjoy the scenic beauty. As the sun sets, relax with your other trekkers and share stories over a delectable dinner cooked by the trekking crew. The stars beckon you to bed for more adventures in store.
Day 2 of the Rupin Pass Trek-from Bawta to Jakha-just simply walks one through the picturesque landscapes of the great diversity of the Himalayas. Get ready with your hiking boots, breathe in the cool mountain air, and take a look at the beauty of every step that you will make en route to Jakha.
On the third day, with the Rupin Pass Trek, get set for an exciting Jakha to Dandreyash Thatch trek. This part of your tour will land you right at the heart of breathtaking Himalayan befitting landscapes-diverse and alluring.
The well-marked path greets you as you leave Jakha behind, looping with gentle contours through priceless forests of luxuriant growth and into a picture-book meadow. It would be relatively easy to follow, therefore allowing you to enjoy the tranquility around with much less fatigue. Every step brings you closer to nature and the lifetime of an adventure.
From Jakha, it is a well-thronged and pictorial trek to Dandreyash Thatch. Big trees provide ample shade and give a serene atmosphere-birds chirping, melodic strains of trees rustling their leaves due to the gentle breeze-all seem to join in the chorus of the wilderness.
The higher the altitude, the more panoramic and fascinating the views become. Snow-capped tops and valleys unfold in front of you as a source of breath-taking views that reveal all the grandeur of the mountains. Stop for a moment to realize and fix these stunning landscapes in your memory.
On the way, one may find a crystal-clear stream with cascading waterfalls. It enhances the beauty of the trek but also allows refreshing stops to repower from and take stock of a lot of water. Take refreshing sips of the cool mountain-fresh water, and feel rejuvenated.
Dandreyash thatch is a beautiful small meadow amidst mountains. It adds colors to the landscape with its vibrant alpine flowers; you take some time to stroll amidst this natural wonder and soak in the beauty and serenity of your surroundings.
Pitch your camp at Dandreyash Thatch amidst serene surroundings. Most aptly, the evening can be spent relaxing, narrating trek stories to fellow trekkers, and savoring a warm and wholesome dinner. Let the evening lull you into deep sleep under the star-studded sky amidst serenity of the mountains.
The trek on Day 3 of the Rupin Pass Trek- Jakha to Dandreyash Thatch, conjures a heady mix of breathtakingly beautiful landscapes and an adventurous spirit. Lace into your hiking boots, take deep breaths of fresh mountain air, and enjoy every minute of your journey through the breathtakingly beautiful Himalayas.
On day four of the Rupin Pass Trek, you take a very important acclimatization and rest day on Dhanderas Thatch, also known as Lower Waterfall. This particular day allows for your body to get acclimatized with the high altitude, keeping in mind energy conservation for the imminent challenges.
Acclimatization plays an important part in high-altitude treks, which include the Rupin Pass Trek. It helps your body acclimatize with the decrease of air level and thinning of oxygen, eventually reducing the chances of having altitude sickness. Dhanderas Thatch is at a considerably lower altitude compared to the higher stretches of the trek; hence, this would be a better place to get acclimatized.
Today being a rest day, one can roam around in the fancied surroundings of Dhanderas Thatch. The meadows present a beautiful scenario with its carpet of colorful alpine flowers. The gurgling sound of the nearby waterfall makes the serene atmosphere even more wonderful and apt to rest.
It is a rest day for the fatigue of trekking physically. Do some light exercises, like stretching or yoga, and take some time in nature. Get to know other trekkers, share experiences, and build friendships.
Hydration and nutrition are important in this resting period. Drink plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated, and eat wholesome food to regain your energy. Delicious and nutritious meals to keep you full and give you good energy will be prepared by the support staff.
While there will be a tendency to explore further, the better option is to conserve on energy and avoid getting tired. Listen to your body and take rest to prepare for the more demanding sections of the trek ahead.
The day at Dhanderas Thatch is meant for restoration, not only physically but also by absorbing all the beauty that surrounds you, from the breathtaking views to clicking memorable photographs and the serene quietness of the mountains.
This means accepting the slower travel pace and utilizing the day to best assure your safety and success on the Rupin Pass Trek. It’s time for a recharge of the body and mind, getting ready for some exciting times over the next few days.
The fifth day of the Rupin Pass Trek gets you geared up for Dandreyash Thatch to the Upper Waterfall-a trip with a difference. The trek of this day will be taking you through great varied and beautiful landscapes-proof of the natural beauty of the Himalayas.
Starting the trek from Dandreyash Thatch, it takes you through some really charming meadows, forests, and rocky grounds. As you start to gain altitude, the air starts to get crisper, while the vistas get absolutely stunning. This trek offers a perfect combination of scenic beauty and adventure.
The walk up to Upper Waterfall presents some striking landscapes that will surely impress you. You will cross over a lush meadow with bright, multi-colored flowers that would have your eyes run through an endless array of colors. Stop and breathe in the fragrance of mountain air and drink in the wonders all around you.
Ahead, as you go, tiny rivulets and streams may cross your way. Gurgling of the running water soothes the path and gives an opportunity to freshen up and drink. Take a refreshing sip of the cool, crystal clear water and march ahead energetically.
The trail makes a gradual ascent to the breathtaking Upper Waterfall. The falling water is a sight to view and weaves its mystic spell with its roar. Stop and marvel at this beauty of nature, embedding it into your mind.
Get comfortable around the Upper Waterfall and rest in complete serenity. You would be looking into a perfect environment-a combination of tranquil surroundings with an invigorating atmosphere for a well-deserved break. Have a packed lunch amidst the scenic beauty of the Himalayas.
While you eat your eyes out with these awesome views and serene surroundings, remember the journey so far; be thankful for all the obstacles overcome so far, for the friends you have made with fellow trekkers, and for the immense beauty of nature around you.
Now, get ready after having your rest for the further leg of this exciting journey. In fact, Rupin Pass Trek has much more in store, and each day is a pack of different experiences. So, while you start leaving behind the Upper Waterfall, savor the anticipation of what’s ahead.
Day 5 of the Rupin Pass Trek from Dandreyash Thatch to Upper Waterfall holds a day of thrilling landscapes and visual splendor. Lace up your trekking boots and come into the wonders of nature, guiding you further toward the Rupin Pass.
On the sixth day of the Rupin Pass Trek, be prepared for a thrilling and challenging trek from Upper Waterfall to Ronti Gad via the famous Rupin Pass Trek. This day will be fully packed with adventure, stunning views, and a real test of your hiking acumen.
From the Upper Waterfall, the trail starts going upward through the broken landscape with steep sides. While you ascend, panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys will be unfolding before you-a sight of the mighty beauty of the Himalayas.
Snowy stretches over the rocky ridges add to the thrill and the challenge of the route through Ronti Gad. Though tiring, every step you take will be like an accomplishment and a push toward victory over the Rupin Pass Trek. The breathtaking scenery will drive you ahead.
Approaching Rupin Pass Trek, a dramatic landscape with towering peaks and snowfields greets you. Crossing this pass is one of the major events on your trek, crossing two valleys, and their separation and testaments to your stamina.
Care has to be taken a lot while crossing over at Rupin Pass. You shall be led by experienced trek leaders who’ll guide you through the operation. Feel the pride of making it to this lifetime milestone as you put your first step across.
At the top of the Rupin Pass, take a moment to absorb the breathtaking 360-degree views. The vast expanse of the Himalayas stretches out in all directions, filling you with a profound sense of achievement. Capture this unforgettable moment with photographs and memories that will last a lifetime.
Now, from Rupin Pass, the trail descends to Ronti Gad. You will find this place perfect to rest and rejuvenate. Think about the day’s struggles and victories; take the much-needed break and reinvigorate for your further trek.
The crossing from Upper Waterfall via Rupin Pass to reach Ronti Gad forms the most exciting and important part of Day 6 in the Rupin Pass Trek. This part of the journey is out of this world, with the grandness of the Himalayas and the feeling of achievement. It is time for an adventure; muster your fear and let Rupin Pass take you to greater heights.
The seventh and the last day of the Rupin Pass Trek will be a good-bye to Ronti Gad as you head towards Sangla-a mark to the end of your unmatched journey to the Himalayas. There are mixed feelings on this day when anyone thinks about experiences and memories of the last week.
From Ronti Gad onwards, the trail now starts descending through a landscaped beauty of nature. You will pass through verdant green meadows, lively streams, and quaint villages. Each bend unfolds new vistas and serene sounds of nature, making the journey to quite memorable.
As you get closer to Sangla, it starts from high altitude to that of lower valleys. The views start showing up when you are walking down with dense forests; the slope continues to go down steadily, and so does the weather from cold to fairly moderate. Take this moment to appreciate the diverse landscapes and savor the quietness of the shifting environment.
You will reach a pulsating town in the Baspa Valley, Sangla, with a great feeling of achievement. These challenges you have been facing all along, the friends you have made, and the breathtaking beauty you have seen throughout the trek shall be remembered from this trek. The celebration of the end of your trek is something that needs to be cherished along with the moments created during an entire expedition.
From Sangla, the drive to Shimla starts by taking the same mountain winding roads offering stunning views on your trek. The drive is spectacular and allows an overview of this incredible journey, giving you the satisfaction of completing the Rupin Pass Trek.
You return to Shimla with mixed feelings of achievement and nostalgia. The trek, the friendships forged, and the growth experienced will be etched in your memory forever. Take a moment to appreciate Shimla and this great adventure which has formed such a major part of your journey so far.
While the experiences that one gained during the Rupin Pass Trek may be over, they remain with a person throughout his lifetime. Besides testing his limits, this journey has unraveled the wealth of nature before him while helping to come as one piece by finding the inner strength within himself. Memories of this trek, stories of achievement, and the sense of fulfillment stay with him for a long time after the trek.
While one approaches the end of this Rupin Pass Trek, don’t forget to thank the mountains, the trails, and the company that kept you going in this wonderful adventure. Keep the spirit of the trek alive, and take it with you on newer journeys-on and off the mountains.
Day 7: Ronti Gad to Trek Sangla and Drive back to Shimla
The seventh and the last day of the Rupin Pass Trek will be a good-bye to Ronti Gad as you head towards Sangla-a mark to the end of your unmatched journey to the Himalayas. There are mixed feelings on this day when anyone thinks about experiences and memories of the last week.
From Ronti Gad onwards, the trail now starts descending through a landscaped beauty of nature. You will pass through verdant green meadows, lively streams, and quaint villages. Each bend unfolds new vistas and serene sounds of nature, making the journey to quite memorable.
As you get closer to Sangla, it starts from high altitude to that of lower valleys. The views start showing up when you are walking down with dense forests; the slope continues to go down steadily, and so does the weather from cold to fairly moderate. Take this moment to appreciate the diverse landscapes and savor the quietness of the shifting environment.
You will reach a pulsating town in the Baspa Valley, Sangla, with a great feeling of achievement. These challenges you have been facing all along, the friends you have made, and the breathtaking beauty you have seen throughout the trek shall be remembered from this trek. The celebration of the end of your trek is something that needs to be cherished along with the moments created during an entire expedition.
From Sangla, the drive to Shimla starts by taking the same mountain winding roads offering stunning views on your trek. The drive is spectacular and allows an overview of this incredible journey, giving you the satisfaction of completing the Rupin Pass Trek.
You return to Shimla with mixed feelings of achievement and nostalgia. The trek, the friendships forged, and the growth experienced will be etched in your memory forever. Take a moment to appreciate Shimla and this great adventure which has formed such a major part of your journey so far.
While the experiences that one gained during the Rupin Pass Trek may be over, they remain with a person throughout his lifetime. Besides testing his limits, this journey has unraveled the wealth of nature before him while helping to come as one piece by finding the inner strength within himself. Memories of this trek, stories of achievement, and the sense of fulfillment stay with him for a long time after the trek.
While one approaches the end of this Rupin Pass Trek, don’t forget to thank the mountains, the trails, and the company that kept you going in this wonderful adventure. Keep the spirit of the trek alive, and take it with you on newer journeys-on and off the mountains.
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How to reach
By Air: Shimla is served by the Jubbarhatti Airport, 22 km away from the city. This airport provides excellent connections through flights from major cities. You can also access nearby airports like Chandigarh Airport or Delhi Airport and go to Shimla via roadways.
By Rail: The nearest railway station is Kalka, connecting the city with the rest of the nation. All major cities like Delhi and Kolkata have trains running to Kalka. You can board here and either take the fascinating toy train or hire a private cab through the quaint town of Kalka for Shimla.
By Road: Shimla is connected by roadways from various nearby cities. Taxis or government buses can be availed to reach the hill station. It offers regular bus services from cities like Kullu (235 km), Manali (228 km), Delhi (390 km), and Ambala (154 km). Even luxury buses and cabs are available from Delhi for more comfort.
Safety & Security
Acclimatization
It is important because the human body stabilizes the level of oxygen inside the body to prevent altitude sickness and to maintain physiological fitness. Take an extra day or so to acclimatize yourself at the base camp, Sankri, or intermediary points. Go upwards gradually to not be overly exhausted in an attempt to expedite the process of reaching your destination sooner. Practice “climb high, sleep low.” For that, one may hike at a higher altitude than one’s camps and spend certain time at that altitude before returning to the campsite. Reduce the strength exercises instead; practice yoga or any other slow breathing exercises, such as Pranayama.
Weather Preparedness:
The weather in Rupin pass is quite dubious, with a high chance of snowfall and extreme cold. It helps you to know in advance about the weather to plan your trek well and be prepared for any kind of sudden climatic change. Guides will regularly check the weather forecast. Prepare for rain changes at any time with items like a waterproof jacket or a poncho and extra quick-drying socks. The goal is to attempt to start and complete your hikes in the morning and/or afternoon to avoid afternoon rain showers. Should it begin raining, stop and take a break but, during this time, avoid sitting around streams or riffle areas. Avoid crossing these either, unless absolutely necessary.
Hydration and Nutrition:
Hydration and nutrition are the trekkers’ key to energy and health on the trek. Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Snacks to carry include high-energy, easily digestible things like nuts, energy bars, and fruits. Avoid beverages with alcohol and processed foods and drinks with sugar because they will fatigue through a reactive drop in blood sugar levels.
Health and First Aid:
Timely response to health issues can prevent serious complications. Always carry a comprehensive first aid kit with altitude sickness medications and know basic first aid procedures. Inform your trek leader about any previous health conditions.
Safety Gear:
The right gear will eliminate many injuries and keep you safe in bad conditions. Wear tough, waterproof, broken-in trek shoes with good ankle support. Wear varied layers to maintain body temperature, mainly above the Rupin Pass Trek package Base Camp. A tough backpack is required, with a rain cover and headlamp, along with rope, oxygen cylinder, gaiters, and microspikes.
Emergency Preparedness:
Quick, immediate action in case of an emergency. The nearest hospital is in Mori, which is at a distance of 21 km from the Sankri Base Camp. Ensure that your trek leader has means of communication such as a satellite phone or walkie-talkie. Get an adventure insurance that covers high-altitude trekking.
Trail Safety:
Trekking through snowy trails is an art which calls for caution and skills. One should not go outside the tour guide’s set boundaries but follow marked trails; a compass, maps, or GPS devices can be used in case there is a fear of getting lost. Follow trail markers and do not leave the path.
Wildlife Awareness:
Wildlife encounters are hazardous. Distance from animals should be maintained. Store food in a secure place and clean up the campsite to avoid attracting wild animals’ attention.
Group Coordination:
This is one of the most vital ways to remain connected with the group for overall safety. Stay in close contact with your group at all times. Listen to every word of your trek guide and never stray away from the group.
Care for the Environment:
Care for the natural environment is extremely important. “Leave No Trace” principles should be followed. Dispose of garbage properly and avoid disturbing the wildlife and vegetation.
Altitude Sickness:
Short of breath, headache, nausea and dizziness. In case of any symptom, inform your trek leader immediately. Descend to a lower altitude if needed and take medical help if the symptom doesn’t subside. On Rupin Pass Trek, after crossing Rupin Pass Trek Base Camp 15255 feet, some trekkers are found with AMS. Up to the summit, a slow and steady pace needs to be kept.
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We understand that planning an outdoor trip brings a lot of excitement and joy. However, we also know that cancellations can be disappointing. While Trekos rarely cancels treks due to our efficient ground operations, cancellations can happen due to unforeseen circumstances such as weather conditions, government regulations, or any other factors beyond our control. In such cases, the following cancellation policy will be applicable.
To ensure a hassle-free experience, we recommend making your booking at least two months in advance. If you do need to cancel your trek, please inform us in writing. Cancellation charges will be effective from the date we receive written advice.
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FAQ’s
Rupin Pass itself is situated at an altitude of 15,250 feet above sea level. This forms a great height for breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the valley below.
The most important thing in the Rupin Pass Trek is properly fitted trekking shoes. Your shoes should be good in grip and support, along with waterproofing and ankle protection. A well-fitted trekking shoe can help you enhance the experience of trekking. Some brands, like Quechua and Woodland, are among the high-quality trekking shoes available for this trek.
Rupin Pass witnesses extreme changes in seasons. The temperature ranges from 17 to 19 degrees Celsius in summers, with warm days and sometimes chilly nights with temperatures dropping to zero at higher altitudes. During the autumn season, temperatures are cooler, ranging between 12 and 16 degrees Celsius. Heavy snowfall and rainfall with extreme cold weather during winters and the monsoon season make higher camps inaccessible for this trek during these two seasons.
November is a good time for trekking Rupin Pass Trek, but it’s not easy. During this part of the year, conditions are pretty cold; hence, the trek is suggested only for experienced and physically fit trekkers. If you do want to trek in November, be prepared for temperatures that can drastically go down sometimes and ensure you are adequately prepared to deal with such low temperatures.
Of course, Rupin Pass is a beauty worth witnessing. The treat to eyes includes attractions like hanging villages, snow bridges, and Kinnaur Temple, that are richest of their kind. From serene Rupin River, green pastures, thick pine forests, waterfalls cascading down, and the rhododendron forests in vibrant colors, the biodiversity on the trek is stunningly attractive. It provides a panoramic view of Kailash Peak from the summit and, therefore, is considered one of the most beautiful destinations in the Rupin Pass.
Yes, Rupin Pass Trek is generally safe since the precautions are taken rightly. You can surely have a minimum of risk factor by following safety measures and gearing up with proper shoes that would fit snugly along with trekking poles to help you across the rocky pathways. Any trek, in general, does carry some risk factors; however, this one will be quite safe if one adheres to the advice of experienced guides, prepares well physically and mentally, and follows the safety instructions. Though a thrilling one, the Rupin Pass Trek can be rewarding and safe enough if good enough preparation and precautions are met.
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