7 Days / 6 Nights
Daily Tour
15 people
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The Buran Ghati Trek is an exhilarating high-altitude trek situated in Himachal Pradesh, known for its diverse landscapes, dense forests, alpine meadows, roaring rivers, and a thrilling crossing of the Buran Ghati Pass at 15,000 ft (4,570 m). Originating from the quaint village of Janglik, this challenging trail traverses some of the most pristine and undisturbed Himalayan wilderness, rewarding trekkers with panoramic views of the Kinner Kailash range and abundant wildlife.
The trek offers a perfect blend of forest walks, meadows layered with wildflowers, and rugged high mountain passes.
Dare to cross the Buran Ghati Pass, a thrilling climb that in summer includes rappelling down a 400-meter ice wall and a technical descent requiring ropes, ice axe, and careful guidance.
Witness sacred destinations like Chandranahan Lake, revered in local lore, and the scenic Dayara Meadows — a paradise of horses and Himalayan flora.
Camp at remote and picturesque sites such as Litham, Dhunda, and alongside pristine rivers, enveloped by the raw solitude of the Himalayas.
With steep ascents, snow-covered sections, and technical descents, Buran Ghati is moderate to difficult, recommended for trekkers with some experience and strong physical conditioning. Acclimatization and proper equipment are essential for safety and enjoyment. The use of ropes and expert guidance is mandatory on the pass.
Ideal trekking seasons are May to June for snow and ice experiences and September to October for autumn colors and clear skies. Avoid winter (heavy snow, inaccessible) and monsoon (landslides risk).
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Base Camp | Janglik village (2,804 m, ~9,200 ft) |
| Max Altitude | Buran Ghati Pass – 15,000 ft (4,570 m) |
| Trek Duration | 7 days / 6 nights |
| Trek Distance | Approx. 30 km on foot |
| Difficulty | Moderate to difficult |
| Best Season | May–June, September–October |
| Nearest Airport | Shimla Airport (~150 km from Janglik) |
| Nearest Railway | Shimla Railway Station |
By Air: Fly into Shimla Airport, then hire a taxi for approx. 8–9 hours (150 km) drive to Janglik.
By Train: Reach Shimla Railway Station and proceed by road to Janglik.
By Road: Buses and taxis from major hubs like Shimla, Chandigarh, and Delhi to Janglik village serve as starting points.
Get introduced to the team, check equipment, and relax in the peaceful Himalayan village.
Trek through dense forests to vibrant alpine meadows dotted with grazing horses. Camp at Dayara (3,382 m).
Shorter hike to Litham camp amidst cascading waterfalls and confluence of valleys (3,504 m).
A rewarding day hike to the sacred turquoise alpine lake (3,967 m), surrounded by glaciers.
Pass through fields and small villages ascending slowly towards Dhunda campsite at 3,940 m.
Summit Buran Ghati Pass at 15,000 ft. Descend cautiously down snowy ledges and forested slopes to the river campsite (3,275 m).
Complete the descent to Barua village before the drive back to Shimla city, concluding the trek.
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