Upcomeing Fixed Deprature Borasu pass trek starting on 16th May, 22 May, and 31st May, 7 June, 14 June, 20June, 10 September, 17 Sep, 24 Sep, 8 Oct, 2024 from Dehradun.
Every year lots of trekkers from around the world come for the Har Ki Dun trek. It is one of the most beautiful all-season treks. However, very few know that if you continue on the same trail further, you can cross into Himachal. The pass which you will be using to do so is known as “Borasu Pass“. It connects Tons Valley in Uttarakhand with Baspa Valley in Himachal. Trek to Barasu Pass offers the true promise of adventure. It is considered a strenuous trek, with a pass located at a high altitude of 5360 M. The trek starts from Lovely “Taluka” Village and goes via villages of Gangaad, Dhatmir, Seema and Osla until Har Ki Dun. The trek passes through dense forests consisting of chestnut, walnut, willow, and chinar trees. The trek from Osla to Har-ki-doon is through terraced mountain fields, lush green grassy patches, and thick coniferous forests The trail from Har ki Dun to Chitkul (In Himachal) covers all kinds of landscapes that may require the use of some technical equipment too. Being on the border of the Indian Himalayas the pass is very close to Tibet. The Borasu Pass trek is meant for experienced trekkers only due to its taxing trail, boulder sections, multiple glacier crossings infested with crevasses, steep ascents, and descents. The best months for the Borasu Pass Trek is May, June, Late-September, and October. Stay on this page for more information on the Borasu Pass Trek.
Includes/Excludes
Cost Includes
- Meals during the trek From Dinner on Day 1 to Lunch on Day 8
- Forest Permits/Camping Charges
- Tents on twin sharing basis, Sleeping bags, mats
- Micro-spikes, Helmets, Gaiters, as required
- Experienced Trek guide, cook, helpers, Mules or porters for carrying common supplies
- Mountaineering course certified Trek Leader with First Aid certification along with special rescue course from NIM, Uttarkashi
- Guest House/Hotel stay in Sankri on Day 1 & Chitkul on Day 8
- Stay in camps during the trek
Cost Excludes
- Portage of personal bags during the trek
- Cost of any kind of Travel Insurance
- Any Expense of personal nature
- Any Expense not specified in the inclusions list
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9D/8n
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18239ft
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Hard
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8.5/10
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63 km
Borasu Pass Trek
Upcomeing Fixed Deprature Borasu pass trek starting on 16th May, 22 May, and 31st May, 7 June, 14 June, 20June, 10 September, 17 Sep, 24 Sep, 8 Oct, 2024 from Dehradun.
Every year lots of trekkers from around the world come for the Har Ki Dun trek. It is one of the most beautiful all-season treks. However, very few know that if you continue on the same trail further, you can cross into Himachal. The pass which you will be using to do so is known as “Borasu Pass“. It connects Tons Valley in Uttarakhand with Baspa Valley in Himachal. Trek to Barasu Pass offers the true promise of adventure. It is considered a strenuous trek, with a pass located at a high altitude of 5360 M. The trek starts from Lovely “Taluka” Village and goes via villages of Gangaad, Dhatmir, Seema and Osla until Har Ki Dun. The trek passes through dense forests consisting of chestnut, walnut, willow, and chinar trees. The trek from Osla to Har-ki-doon is through terraced mountain fields, lush green grassy patches, and thick coniferous forests The trail from Har ki Dun to Chitkul (In Himachal) covers all kinds of landscapes that may require the use of some technical equipment too. Being on the border of the Indian Himalayas the pass is very close to Tibet. The Borasu Pass trek is meant for experienced trekkers only due to its taxing trail, boulder sections, multiple glacier crossings infested with crevasses, steep ascents, and descents. The best months for the Borasu Pass Trek is May, June, Late-September, and October. Stay on this page for more information on the Borasu Pass Trek.
Itinerary
Day 1
Arrive in Sankri
Day 2
Sankri to Taluka (12 Kms by Road ), Taluka to Seema (12 kms trek)
Day 3
Seema (2,200 M) to Har ki Dun (3,510 M) – 14 km trek, 4-5 hours
Day 4
Har ki Dun (3,510 M) to Ratha Tho (4,200 M) via Morinda Tal (3,800 M) – 6 km, 4-5 hours
Day 5
Ratha Tho to Saunbhera – 2 hours
Day 6
Saunbhera to Borasu Pass Base Camp (Upper Lamjung) (4,900 M) – 3 to 4 hours
Day 7
Borasu Pass Base Camp (Upper Lamjung) (4,900 M) to Bonga (4,000 M) via Borasu Pass (5,360 M) – 12 kms, 7 to 8 hours
Day 8
Bonga (4,000 M) to Chitkul (3,430 M) – 14 km, 8-9 hours
Day 9
Departure from Chitkul
What’s Included
Meals during the trek From Dinner on Day 1 to Lunch on Day 8
Forest Permits/Camping Charges
Tents on twin sharing basis, Sleeping bags, mats
Micro-spikes, Helmets, Gaiters, as required
Experienced Trek guide, cook, helpers, Mules, or porters for carrying common supplies
Mountaineering course certified Trek Leader with First Aid certification along with special rescue course from NIM, Uttarkashi
Guest House/Hotel stay in Sankri on Day 1 & Chitkul on Day 8
Stay in camps during the trek
What’s Not Included?
Portage of personal bags during the trek
Cost of any kind of Travel Insurance
Any Expense of personal nature
Any Expense not specified in the inclusions list