Overview
Duration
7 Days 6 NightTour Type
Weekend TourLocation
Borasu Pass TrekThe Borasu Pass Trek is a challenging high-altitude Himalayan adventure connecting the valleys of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. The trail takes you through dense forests, open alpine meadows, remote river valleys, glaciers, and rugged mountain terrain.
Starting from Sankri, the trek passes through Seema, Osla and the beautiful Har Ki Dun Valley before entering the remote high-altitude landscapes leading towards Borasu Pass. The route involves steep climbs, rocky sections, boulder trails and snow-covered terrain, making it suitable for experienced trekkers.
The crossing of Borasu Pass offers spectacular Himalayan views before the trail descends into Himachal Pradesh towards Bonga and finally reaches Chitkul, one of the last inhabited villages near the Indo-Tibetan border.
With dramatic landscapes, challenging terrain and an unforgettable high-altitude pass crossing, Borasu Pass is an ideal expedition for trekkers looking for a demanding Himalayan experience.
Highlights - Borasu Pass Trek 7D/6N
- Challenging high-altitude trek connecting Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh.
- Cross the spectacular Borasu Pass through rugged mountain terrain.
- Trek through dense forests, alpine meadows, glaciers and remote river valleys.
- Explore the scenic Har Ki Dun Valley and surrounding Himalayan landscapes.
- Experience rocky trails, boulder sections, steep ascents and snow-covered terrain.
- Enjoy magnificent views of the Gangotri and Kedar Dome ranges.
- Camp in remote Himalayan locations surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery.
- Descend into Himachal Pradesh and trek towards Chitkul, a beautiful border-region village.
- Ideal adventure for experienced trekkers seeking a demanding Himalayan expedition.
Itinerary
- Begin the expedition with a scenic drive from Dehradun to Sankri.
- Travel through winding Himalayan roads surrounded by lush valleys and mountain landscapes.
- Enjoy glimpses of the local culture and villages along the route.
- Reach Sankri, the base for several Himalayan trekking routes.
- Rest and prepare for the upcoming trekking journey.
- After breakfast, drive from Sankri to Taluka, the starting point of the trek.
- Enter Govind Pashu Vihar National Park and begin walking alongside the Supin River.
- Trek through dense forests, traditional villages, and Himalayan fields.
- Enjoy scenic views of Gangad Village across the river.
- Continue towards Seema, a small mountain settlement opposite Osla.
- Stay at Seema in a campsite or traditional homestay, depending on the arrangement.
- Start the day's trek through forests and open meadows decorated with wildflowers.
- Follow the trail towards the confluence of the Supin River and the Ruinsara Valley tributary.
- Gradually enter higher alpine terrain as the trail gains altitude.
- Reach the scenic Har Ki Dun Valley, positioned at the meeting point of two glacial valleys.
- Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and dramatic Himalayan landscapes.
- Cover approximately 12–13 km during the day's trek.
- Set up camp at Har Ki Dun and relax for the night.
- Begin the morning trek from Har Ki Dun at a comfortable pace.
- Pass by the beautiful Morinda Tal, a serene mountain lake.
- Navigate boulder-covered sections that add an adventurous element to the trail.
- Enjoy impressive views of snow-covered peaks and expansive Himalayan valleys.
- Reach Ratha Tho, your campsite for the night.
- Relax amidst the peaceful high-altitude surroundings.
- Begin the ascent towards Borasu Pass Base Camp at Upper Lamjung.
- Trek through increasingly rocky terrain, with sections that may be covered in snow.
- Gain altitude gradually while taking in spectacular views of glaciers and snow-capped mountains.
- Continue across the alpine landscape as the terrain becomes more demanding.
- Reach Upper Lamjung, the base camp for the Borasu Pass crossing.
- Set up camp in the high-altitude surroundings and prepare for the following day's pass crossing.
- Begin early for the most challenging and important section of the trek.
- Ascend towards Borasu Pass, listed in the itinerary at approximately 17,583 ft.
- Cross two glaciers before tackling the final boulder-covered section towards the pass.
- Reach the top and take in spectacular views of the surrounding snow-covered Himalayan peaks.
- Begin the descent into Himachal Pradesh, travelling through snowfields and dramatic mountain terrain.
- Continue towards Bonga, located beside a tributary of the Baspa River.
- Set up camp at Bonga and rest after the demanding pass crossing.
- Begin the final trekking day with a gradual descent from Bonga.
- Walk through alpine meadows and peaceful forest sections.
- Enjoy the changing Himalayan scenery as the trail leads towards Chitkul.
- Reach Chitkul Village, known as the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibetan border.
- Explore the village surroundings and admire its traditional character and spectacular valley views.
- Conclude the trekking expedition at Chitkul after an adventurous journey through the high Himalayas.
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Inclusions - Borasu Pass Trek 7D/6N
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Things To Carry - Borasu Pass Trek 7D/6N
Clothing
- Thermal innerwear – top & bottom
- Warm fleece jacket / woollen sweater
- Waterproof & windproof jacket
- Comfortable trekkinag pants
- Quick-dry T-shirts
- Warm gloves & extra socks
- Woollen cap + sun cap
Footwear
- Sturdy, waterproof trekking shoes with good grip
- Comfortable sandals/slippers
- Extra pair of socks
Trek Essentials
- Sunglasses with UV protection
- Sunscreen & SPF lip balm
- Trekking poles
- 50–55L backpack with rain cover
- Raincoat/poncho
- Headlamp/torch with spare batteries
Personal Essentials
- Basic toiletries & quick-dry towel
- Personal medicines & basic first-aid
- Water bottle/hydration pack
- Energy snacks, nuts & energy bars
Other Must-Haves
- Mobile phone + power bank
- Camera + extra batteries
- Lightweight sleeping bag (optional)
- Small plastic/waterproof bags for wet clothes & waste
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Terms And Conditions - Borasu Pass Trek 7D/6N
- To organize a trip we need at least 10/12 participants.
- If the minimum number of bookings is not met, we will offer an alternate trip or no refund.
- We have designated pick-up and drop points; make your own transport arrangements to the desired pick-up point accordingly.
- Namma Trip is not responsible if any injuries or accidents occur during the event.
- Any client consuming alcohol, misbehaving, or causing delay during the event will be terminated from the event without any prior warning and no refund will be given. Such clients should arrange their own transport on the way back, Nammatrip does not hold responsibility of terminated clients.
- Littering, smoking & consumption of alcohol are banned outdoors or anytime during the trek. We will provide you with a time and place to enjoy your drinks.
- In case of unforeseen weather conditions or government restrictions, certain activities may be cancelled and, in such cases, we will try to provide an alternate feasible activity. However, no refund will be provided for the same.
- If we cancel the event, we offer a full refund to all the participants.
- Our facilities are neat and basic, not luxurious
- Tickets once booked cannot be exchanged or refunded.
- We recommend that you arrive at least 20 minutes prior to the venue.
Cancellation Policy - Borasu Pass Trek 7D/6N
- 0–15 days prior: No refund; 100% of the cost will be charged.
- 15–30 days prior: 50% refund of the trek cost.
- Refunds will be processed within 5–7 working days.
- No refunds for cancellations due to unforeseen conditions or government restrictions
Important Notes - Borasu Pass Trek 7D/6N
- Please contact the tour operator or driver for queries related to boarding points or vehicles.
- Arrive at your designated pick-up point at least 20 minutes before departure time.
- Kindly cooperate with the tour operator in case of delays due to unforeseen circumstances like traffic.
- Once your booking is confirmed, we will add you to a WhatsApp group on the departure date around 6 PM, where we will share all necessary updates and information related to the trek.
- If any tourist spots are closed due to strikes, weather, or other unforeseen factors, those will not be covered in the sightseeing.
FAQ's
The Borasu Pass Trek is a challenging high-altitude trek involving steep ascents, rocky trails, boulder sections, glaciers and snow-covered terrain
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