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7 Days
6 Days
Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
Moderate
15,000 meters / 4,572 feet
May – June
Sept – October
16500+ 5%GST
11 May – 17 May (Open)
18 May – 24 May (Open)
25 May – 31 May (Open)
01 June – 07 June (Open)
08 June – 14 June (Open)
15 June – 21 June (Open)
22 June – 28 June (Open)
07 Sep – 13 Sep (Open)
14 Sep – 20 Sep (Open)
21 Sep – 27 Sep (Open)
28 Sep – 04 Oct (Open)
05 Oct – 11 Oct (Open)
12 Oct – 18 Oct (Open)
19 Oct – 25 Oct (Open)
26 Oct – 01 Nov (Open)
Shimla to Janglik Village
Janglik Village to Dyara Thach
Dyara Thach to Litham
Litham to Chandernahan Lak & back to Litham
Litham to Dhunda Base Camp
Dhunda Base Camp to Munirang via Buran Pass
Munirang to Bruwa and then Drive back to Shimla
Max. Elevation of the day- Janglik Village (9200 feet/2805m) Route Detail- Board into your respective vehicles for the beautiful journey. The route goes through Rohru, Chirgaon and finally ends in Janglikh village. You will get to see the beautiful mountains of Himachal Pradesh, rivers, old homes, classic architecture, and apple orchards if you go in apple season. After Chirgaon (the last main market of the route) the road is very bad. The last stretch is along Pabbar river. The whole journey will take around 8-9 hours. Highlight of the day- Janglik Village Accommodation- Homestay Remark- As the whole distance is t be covered by car in mountains so those who has motion sickness please take their respective tablets. Janglikh is small village, finish your last minute shoppin in Shimla or Chirgaon.
Max. Elevation of the day- Chandernahan Lake (13,850 ft./4,230 Mts.) Route Detail- Today’s day will be spent on the Chandernahan lake excursion. The lake itself is not very beautiful but the hike till the lake is very beautiful. We’ll have to cross the stream again and then gradual ascent for about an hour followed by a steep ascent for about 1-1.5 hrs. The trail is full of a variety of small wildflowers. till the top of the waterfall. The view from here is amazing. The lake is just 15 minutes away from that point. The local guide will perform pooja as this lake has very religious importance for the peoples of Janglikh village. Enjoy the surroundings and return back to the camp for hot lunch. Highlight of the day- View from the top Accommodation- Tents Remark-Reach the Chandernahan lake and return back on time as the weather turns bad there after 1 pm.
Max. Elevation of the day- Dhunda Base Camp (13,365 ft/4,074 m) Route Detail- The initial part of the trail is a gradual ascend along the Pabbar river till the ridge from where you’ll have to take a left turn from this point the trail to Gunas pass is very clear. After that the final steep section for about 45 mins to reach dhuda base. The Buran pass and the trail to the pass is clearly visible from the campsite. The camp is surrounded by mountains from all sides. Today you’ll have an early diner as tomorrow you’ll have to start the day in the night. Highlight of the day- You can see the pass from the base camp Accommodation- Tents Remark- This will be the highest campsite of the trek. Sleep Early as you have to start the day early tomorrow.
Max. Elevation of the day- Today will be your toughest day of the trek. Waking up early in the night starting your trek with the head torches on. The journey till the pass is a steep walk for about 2 hours through the boulders. You’ll feel the thin air today. The Kinnaur Kailash view from the pass is breath-taking. The most adventurous part of the trek is descending from the pass. It’s a steep fall for about 100 mts. till the snowfield below. Proper use of technical equipment will be needed for his process of lowering down. After this, there will be series of descends till the river. Then the trail enters into the jungle. In another 1.5 hour, you’ll reach the campsite. The campsite today is very beautiful. Rest and relax at a lower altitude as today was the most tiring day. Highlight of the day- Buran Pass Accommodation- Tents Remark- This will be the longest and toughest day of the trek
Max. Elevation of the day- Munirang (11,800 ft/3,597 m) Route Detail- The last day of the trek is also nice. You’ll be going through dense and green forest with a variety of trees. There is also a beautiful waterfall in between, you can refill the fresh mountain water. The trail also have some old traditional style storage houses and some apple orchards. Finally the trek ends in Brua village, a beautiful settlements with a nice old temple built with traditional architectural style. Board into your respective vehicles and reach Shimla by night Highlight of the day- Brua village Remark- Reach the Brua village early so that you reach Shimla on time.
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The best time for the Buran Ghati Trek is during May to June (spring and summer) for lush greenery and clear trails or September to October (autumn) for stunning views of the snow-capped peaks.
The trek is considered moderate to difficult, involving steep ascents, a thrilling snow wall descent, and a variety of terrains like forests, meadows, and high-altitude passes.
Essential gear includes sturdy trekking shoes, warm clothing, waterproof gear, trekking poles, a backpack, a sleeping bag for cold conditions, and a personal first aid kit.
The Buran Ghati Trek typically takes 6-7 days, covering approximately 37-40 km, depending on the itinerary and starting point.
Meals are generally provided by trekking organizers, and accommodations include tents at campsites. It is advisable to carry energy-dense snacks like nuts, protein bars, and chocolates for extra energy during the trek.
I did Sandhakphu Phalut Trek with Rohit,
Had a wonderful experience with him.
He takes care of all the aspects and had every emergency item carried in his bag pack for all of us (group of 8) including candies too. We heard some of his adventurous stories about his previous treks which made us wanna trek again. Very rarely do we come across youngsters with utmost maturity, principles intact and true to their job. Rohit was all of that. If we do travel soon again, we would definitely contact him to be our leader again.
Thank u Rohit for your perfect leadership and guidance
