7 Days Bali Pass Trek Tour

Package Overview

The mighty mountains that keep changing the landscapes and the riverside forest give the Bali Pass Trek a dream-like feel. The trek trail goes through Har Ki Dun valley and connects to the majestic waterfall in the Yamunotri valley. If you want to see the beauty of nature to the next level, this trek is the perfect option.
From crossing some famous lakes like Alpine and Ruinsara to getting to experience wildlife at its best, you will love this trek. During the winters, these peaks are covered with snow giving it heaven in hearth feel. So put the Bali Pass Trek on your bucket list if you want to explore the rocky mountain trails and let down your hair in the natural breeze.

How Can You Reach For The Bali Pass Trek?
To begin with the Bali Pass trek, one has to reach Sankri, which is 200km away from Dehradun. So no matter where you are, you must reach Dehradun, from where you can easily find buses and shared cabs to Sankri. Here are a few convenient commutes to travelling to Dehradun:
By Road: With good road connectivity and NH7, travelling to Dehradun is comfortable no matter where you are travelling. There are also bus services and shared cab facilities available.
By Air: Dehradun has a domestic airport, and many cities have a direct flight to this airport.
By Train: The Dehradun Junction has good connectivity with most cities. You can board Shatabdi, Rajdhani, or Garib-rath for a convenient train journey.

What Is The Best Time To Go On A Bali Pass Trek?
Most people prefer to go on the Bali Pass Trek from May to June. During this time, you can enjoy the transition from snow-covered mountains to green pastures. And this view is undoubtedly worth the experience at least once. You also get to see rhododendrons blooming and making the valleys more vibrant. So if you like photography, you can capture many beautiful dynamic landscapes during this time.
Another good time to go on this trek is from September to October, as the trails freshen up after the monsoon rains, and the tree leaves are transacting towards the autumn phase. Seeing the leaves turning orange can be a soothing experience. You can even capture some of the best autumn landscapes during this time.
To experience snow, plan your trip after November and the best time is March as the weather is not extremely cold. Also, avoid the rainy monsoon season as the trails get slippery, and it gets hard for you to walk.

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Dehradun to Sankri- Reach the capital city of Uttarakhand!

  Reach Dehradun to start this exciting trek.
  Drive along the tons river and cross many villages to reach your base camp in Sankri.
  On your eight-hour drive from Dehradun to Sankri, you will pass through Purola, Mori, Damta, and Netwar.
  Once you reach Sankri, find homestay or campsite accommodation.
  Spend the evening learning more about the trek and interacting with the local people.
  At night, eat dinner till 8 pm and head to your tent to rest as your trek will start in the morning.

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• Day 2 : Sankri to Seema via Taluka- Time to begin your Bali Pass trek!

  Eat breakfast and get ready to travel to Taluka by car or taxi. (You can even start your trek Taluka instead of Sankri).
  After you reach taluka, flex your muscles and prepare to start this trek.
  Travel for 10 km to reach a height of 2560 metres.
  You will walk through the rocky trails along the Supin river, and you can dip your toes in the gushing flow of the river.
  You will see the fields covered with red-coloured cholai crops on the route.
  Take short breaks under the pine, walnut, maple, and deodar trees.
  Get to know the stories of the local villages from the bypassers.
  On the trek, you will pass by the quiet and beautiful village of Osla; you can take a short snack break here.
  Capture the majestic Garwahal Himalayan range images.
  In the evening, enjoy a nice bonfire and a warm meal.
  Time to head to your tent and rest for the night to get energised for tomorrow's trek.

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• Day 3 : Seema to Roiltia Waterfall camp- Get the chance to see the tributary Yamuna merger!

  You will walk for 13 km to reach the waterfall camp, which is at the height of 3,350 metres.
  Eat your breakfast, bid farewell to the last human settlement, and walk by the Supin river.
  Walking down the trail following the Supin river, you will reach Netwar village, where Supin merges with Rupin rover to form Tons River, the biggest tributary of Yamuna river.
  Walk on the trails shaded by the deodar trees.
  See the incredible Kalanag mountains during this trek.
  You will also see the Har Ki Dun valley and Ruinsara valley, which are a few other popular treks in this area.
  After you reach the campsite, get a tent accommodation near the stream waterfall.
  In the evening, have a good time taking pictures near the waterfall and head back to eat some delicious dinner.
  Time to sleep to get your body energised for the trek tomorrow.

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• Day 4 : Roiltia to Ruinsara lake- Camp by the waterfall and feel the breeze!

  Trek for 4 km to reach the mesmerising Ruinsara lake campsite.
  Today's trek explores the Himalayas and captures the best landscapes.
  Walk through the trails between the forest covered with Pine, Fir, Birch and Rhododendron trees.
  After you reach Ruinsara, spend some time relaxing near the lake and exploring the nearby areas. (Runisara lakes form a trio with Marinda and Maldaru).
  In the evening, enjoy some local stories near the bonfire.
  Next, eat dinner under the starry sky and head to your tent to sleep.

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• Day 5 : Ruinsara Lake to Bali Pass- Explore the Odari caves!

  Trek for 5.8 km to reach a height of 4100 metres.
  Start your day early, so you reach the Bali Pass campsite by the afternoon.
  Walk down the shallow riversides and climb up the beautiful meadow hills.
  Get a glance at the Swargarohini ranges on your way.
  Today you will also explore Odari. As the name suggests, it means naturally formed caves.
  This place has many mythological stories, and people believe it was the home of Bali, the brother of Hanuman.
  Bali Pass is one of the best locations to camp in the Himalayan ranges, and the temperature falls to zero degrees in this area.
  At night enjoy a warm near a bonfire under the starry sky.

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• Day 6 : Bali Pass to upper Dhamni- Feel on top of the world!

  Trek for 15 km to reach the majestic upper Dhammi hills.
  Start your trek before 2 am to reach the summit by 8 am.
  Once you reach the Dhami, you must climb up for an hour to get the best view of the Himalayan ranges.
  Enjoy the view of the Yamuna flowing through the mountains from the top of the mountains.
  You can also glance over the Banderpunch peaks from here.
  Once you have enjoyed the view, captured enough memories and eaten some lunch, it's time to reside down to the Dhamni campsite.
  You can explore the nearby camp area on the campsite and sit next to the bonfire to relax.
  Now it's time to enjoy your dinner in the footstep of one of the tallest Himalayan mountain ranges.
  Rest for the night.

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• Day 7 : Upper Dhamni to Janki Chatti- Time to return from the trek!

  Wake up to the magnificent sunrise view.
  It's time to wrap up and descend the Himalayas for 15 km.
  On your route, you will see the famous Yamunotri shrine.
  Keep walking through the magnificent forest.
  Once you reach the Janki Chatti, find a homestay or a guesthouse to stay.
  After spending another fabulous night in the Himalayas, it's time for you to head back to Dehradun tomorrow.
  Once you are in Dehradun, you can either stay in Dehradun for a night or find a train, flight, or bus to return home.

  • Themes Trekking

Inclusions

• Transport Facility
• Forest Permit and entrance fee
• Accommodation in Hotel Sankri
• Accommodation in tents on twin share basis
• All meals: breakfast, packed lunch, tea, coffee, snacks, soup and dinner
• (All camping gears)
• High quality tents
• Sleeping bags
• Mattress
• Liner
• Pillow
• Separate Toilet tents – Ladies and Gents
• Dining Tent
• Dining Table
• Porters
• Helper
• Mules
• Kitchen team
• Radio Walkie Talkie for Communication
• Good Experience Trek Leader guide and Technical guide
• Medical Kit
• Oxygen Cylinders
• Crampons and Gaiters

Exclusions

• Personal Insurance
• Medical Certificate
• Personal toiletry Items and Personal Medicine kit
• On first day En Route to base camp the Breakfast and Lunch are Not Included
• Last Day En Route Lunch and Dinner are Not Included

Package Start From

• Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India, Asia

Everything You Must Know Before Going On Bali Pass Trek

• Get a complete body checkup before you on the Bali Pass trek.
• Carry a government-issued identity card.
• General medicines and bandages.
• Carry two water bottles to keep you hydrated and keep refilling them.
• Comfortable clothing with hiking shoes.
• Don't forget to carry something warm for the nights as the temperature drops.
• Trekking sticks to make travelling easy for you.
• Do not carry many unnecessary things as you will have to carry in on your trek.
• Pack some healthy snacks to eat on the route, and carry a disposable bag to keep the garbage instead of leaving trash on your trail.
• Please don't go on this trek with a blocked nose, as it will get difficult for you to breathe at a higher altitude.
• Talk with the tour guide in advance to know what you should do during emergencies.
• Lastly, go on this trip with your friends and family.
• The Bali Pass trek is not easy, and you would require some experience before you embark on this journey. You can also make yourself physically fit by running for an hour in the morning or evening. As in trek, you will have to walk up to great altitudes; you want to prepare your body for the journey. If you have any queries about the Bali Pass Trek, drop a comment below, and we would love to help you

WHAT TO TAKE

• Backpack (50 to 60 liters) A strongly built backpack with good support is compulsory for a trek. (Rain cover is important)
• Sturdy Trekking Shoes The shoes should be strong enough with good support. The people ask if sports shoes would be comfortable but it is good to bring the right trekking shoes.
• The Clothes You Should Bring On a Trek Avoid keeping extra clothes because it only makes you backpack heavy.
• Trek Pants – The jeans are never suitable for a trek so you need at least 2-3 trek pants for treks carry more for longer treks.
• Jacket – Jackets are very important to carry on a trek it protects you against the chilly weather. So carry 2 jackets on a week long trek.
• Layers of warm Clothing Carry warm woolen layers or fleece. Carry more layers during winter season (at least 2 to 3) and less during summer.
• Thermals – The Temperature decreases at night so you might be need thermals for Night.
• T- Shirts – Bring those t shirts which dry fast.
• Poncho –They are needed if you are trekking on a Rainy day to keep you dry.
• Hiking Pole
• Water Bottle 2
• Cap or Balaclava
• Sunglasses
• Slippers
• Woolen and Waterproof Gloves
• Socks (Woolen and Regular)
• Sunscreen
• Torch head light
• Personal Toiletry Items – (toothpaste, toothbrush, toilet paper, sanitizer etc.)

Terms & Conditions

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