The Ultimate Pass Crossing
From the ancient architecture of Janglik to the thrilling 15,000 ft summit of Buran Pass, venture through oak forests, glacial lakes, and the scenic orchards of Barua.
Altitude: 2,800 m/ 9,200 ft.
Drive Distance: 160 km | 9-10 hr.
Janglik is a charming traditional village in the Rohru tehsil of Shimla district, Himachal Pradesh, believed to be around 400–500 years old. Perched at an altitude of approximately 9,200 ft, it serves as the base camp for the scenic Buran Ghati Trek and the Chandranahan Lake trek. The village is known for its distinctive wooden houses with stone roofs, lush apple orchards, and its role as the last motorable point before the trail enters dense forest landscapes.
Altitude: 3,400 m/ 11,150 ft.
Drive Distance: 6-7 km | 5-6 hr.
Dayara Thach is a beautiful, wide high-altitude meadow located at around 11,000–11,150 ft in Himachal Pradesh’s Pabbar Valley. It’s one of the main camping spots on the Buran Ghati trek, which begins from Janglik village. What makes this place really special is its endless stretches of lush green meadows, dotted with wildflowers, and the breathtaking views of the dense forests all around—it feels calm, open, and truly refreshing.
Altitude Jakha: 3,200 m/ 10,700 ft.
Trek Distance: 11 km | 7 - 8 hrs.
Litham Campsite (approx. 11,700 ft) is a breathtaking high-altitude meadow in Himachal Pradesh and a key stop on the Buran Ghati Trek. Nestled near the Chandranahan stream, it offers a peaceful or scenic setting for trekkers to rest and acclimatize. Surrounded by snow-clad peaks and offering stunning views of the Chandranahan waterfalls, Litham is typically reached after crossing from Dayara Thach, making it one of the most scenic highlights of the trek.
Altitude: 4,023 m/ 13,200 ft.
Trek Distance: 6 km Both side | 6-7 hr.
Chandranahan Lake is a stunning high-altitude glacial lake situated at an elevation of 13,800–13,900 feet in the Pabbar Valley of Himachal Pradesh’s Shimla district. Revered as the sacred source of the Pabbar River, it is a popular trekking destination that typically takes 4–6 days, starting from Janglik village. The trail offers a mesmerizing journey through scenic meadows like Litham, cascading waterfalls, and a series of seven smaller glacial ponds, making it a rewarding experience for trekkers and nature enthusiasts alike.
Altitude: 4,000 m/ 13,100 ft.
Trek Distance: 4-5 km | 4-5 hrs.
Dhunda is a high-altitude campsite at around 13,300 ft on the Buran Ghati Trek in Himachal Pradesh. It serves as the base before crossing Buran Pass and is reached after Litham. Surrounded by snow-clad peaks and open landscapes, it’s a key stop for acclimatization and preparation for the trek’s most challenging section.
Munirang Campsite Altitude: 3,400 m/ 11,100 ft.
Buran Ghatti Pass: 4,550 m/ 15,000 ft.
Trek Distance: 8 km (10 - 11 hrs approx).
The trek from Dhunda (13,300 ft) to Munirang River Camp (11,800 ft) via Buran Pass (15,000 ft) is the most challenging and thrilling day of the Buran Ghati Trek. Covering around 7–8 km in 9–11 hours, it involves steep climbs over snow and boulders, followed by a dramatic descent of over 3,000 ft into the Kinnaur Valley. This stretch offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Kinnaur-Kailash range, making it the highlight of the trek.
Altitude: 2,300 m/ 7,700 ft.
Trek distance: 5-6 km | 2-3 hr.
The final day of the Buran Ghati Trek features a steep 6 km descent from Munirang (or Dhunda) to Barua Village, taking around 3–4 hours. The trail passes through pine forests, apple orchards, and scenic Himalayan villages, ending at Barua bridge. From here, a long drive of लगभग 200 km (9–10 hours) takes you back to Shimla, with arrival usually late at night.
- May 09 – May 15 Open
- May 10 – May 16 15 Seats Left
- May 16 – May 22 15 Seats Left
- May 17 – May 23 15 Seats Left
- May 23 – May 29 15 Seats Left
- May 24 – May 30 15 Seats Left
- May 30 – June 05 15 Seats Left
- May 31 – June 06 15 Seats Left
- Jun 06 – Jun 12 Open
- Jun 07 – Jun 13 Open
- Jun 13 – Jun 19 Open
- Jun 14 – Jun 20 Open
- Oct 10 – Oct 22 Open
- Nov 5 – Nov 17 Open
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