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Buran Ghati

Buran Ghati

A Himalayan Canvas of Thrill & Beauty

Trek Overview

  • Trek Duration: 6 Nights / 7 Days
  • Trek Grade: Moderate to Difficult
  • 🏔️ Max Altitude: >15,000 ft (Buran Ghati)
  • 🌤️ Best Time: May-June & September-October
  • 📍 Start Point: Janglik (Himachal)
  • 🏁 End Point: Baruva (Himachal)
  • 🗺️ Region: Crossover from Pabbar valley to Kinnaur valley, Himachal
  • 🧥 Cloakroom facility: Not available
The Buran Ghati Trek is one of the most scenic and adventurous trails in Himachal Pradesh, offering almost everything one can expect from a high altitude trek in the Himalayas. Starting from a remote village of Janglik in the Kullu valley, this trek takes you all the way to another isolated hamlet of Baruva in the Kinnaur valley, crossing a spectacular mountain pass at over 15,000 feet.

INR 16,500

* Janglik to Baruva

Addons (Optional)

  • Transportation – INR 4,000 (* Shimla to Shimla)
  • Offloading - Bags – INR 4,800

Terms & Conditions | Inclusions & Exclusions

Registration Dates September 2025

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Registration Dates October 2025

Highlights

✅ Dense Alpine Forests – Towering pine and oak trees surround your path as you begin the ascent.

✅ Endless Grassy Meadows – Wander through the vast alpine meadows of Dayara, Litham, and Dunda.

✅ Gushing Waterfalls & Rivers – Cross lively streams and marvel at waterfalls thundering down cliffs.

✅ Pristine Alpine Lakes – Visit the sacred Chandranahan Lake, a hidden gem high above the valley.

✅ The Final Challenge: Buran Pass – Conquer the 15,000 ft Buran Ghati with rope-assisted rappelling – pure adrenaline and unforgettable views!

Itinerary

📅 Day 1: Arrival at Janglik (9,200 ft)

• Drive from Shimla to Janglik (approx. 7–8 hours)
• Scenic mountain roads, apple orchards, and river valleys
• Overnight stay in homestay or guesthouse

📅 Day 2: Trek from Janglik to Dayara (11,000 ft)

• Trek distance: ~5 km | 4–5 hours
• Gradual ascent through pine and oak forests
• First views of open meadows and mountain peaks
• Camp at the scenic Dayara meadow

📅 Day 3: Dayara to Litham (11,800 ft)

• Trek distance: ~4 km | 3–4 hours
• Walk through forests, streams, and wildflower meadows
• Stunning views of the Dhauladhar range
• Campsite near Pabbar River with views of the snowfields

📅 Day 4: Acclimatization & Visit to Chandranahan Lake (13,800 ft)

• Trek distance: ~5 km | 4–5 hours
• Enter alpine zone with stunning snow-capped views
• Campsite in a high-altitude meadow below Buran Pass

📅 Day 5: Litham to Dunda (13,000 ft)

• Trek distance: ~5 km | 4–5 hours
• Enter alpine zone with stunning snow-capped views
• Campsite in a high-altitude meadow below Buran Pass

📅 Day 6: Cross Buran Pass (15,000 ft) – Trek to River Camp (11,000 ft)

• Trek distance: ~9 km | 7–8 hours
• Steep ascent to the top of Buran Ghati
• Rappelling down the snow wall (seasonal)
• Long descent through snow and scree to valley floor

📅 Day 7: Trek to Baruva Village – Drive to Shimla

• Trek distance: ~4 km | Drive: ~8 hours
• Descend through forests and fruit orchards of Baruva
• Trek ends here. Drive back to Shimla in the evening

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How To Reach

✈️ Air: Nearest Airport: Shimla Airport (Jubbarhatti) – ~23 km from Shimla
Alternative Airport: Chandigarh Airport – well connected with major cities
From Chandigarh, take a taxi or bus to Shimla (~7–8 hrs drive)

🚆 Train: Nearest Railway Station: Shimla Railway Station (connected via Kalka)
From Delhi → Kalka (by train) → Kalka to Shimla (by toy train or taxi)

🛣️ Road: From Shimla to Janglik:
Distance: ~150 km
Time: 7–8 hours by taxi or local transport
Route: Shimla → Rohru → Chirgaon → Tangnu → Janglik

🗺️ Travel Tip: *Roads are narrow mountain roads after Rohru; private taxi recommended

Did You Know?

Buran Ghati has everything a trekker dreams of — in one trail!
From dense pine forests, wildflower meadows, ancient villages, and alpine lakes to glacier crossings and an adrenaline-filled rappel down the pass — Buran Ghati is one of the most diverse treks in India.
The Buran Pass descent involves rappelling with a rope!
Yes! To descend from the 15,000 ft high Buran Pass, you often need to use a rope-assisted descent on a steep snow wall — an exciting highlight that makes the trek feel like a true alpine expedition.
You pass through centuries-old Himalayan villages!
Villages like Janglik and Barua are tucked away in the mountains and still reflect authentic Himachali architecture, wooden houses, and step farming — untouched by mass tourism.
The Dayara meadows rival those of Uttarakhand!
The high-altitude Dayara meadows (not to be confused with Dayara Bugyal) on this trail are bursting with wildflowers in June and September, offering views of snow-capped peaks in every direction.
The trek includes a hidden alpine lake – Chandranahan!
A short but steep detour leads to the Chandranahan Lakes, sacred to locals and surrounded by snow even in early summer. Many trekkers skip this — don’t!
Buran Ghati is a perfect “crossover” trek!
The trail starts in one valley (Shimla side) and exits in another (Kinnaur side), giving you the unique experience of crossing a Himalayan divide, just like on legendary trails like Rupin Pass.

Why Choose Us

Trek Leader & Guide

Led by certified mountaineers with wilderness first aid training, ensuring your safety and confidence at every step.

Cook & Support Staff

Our mountain crew comprises local experts who bring unmatched experience, warmth, and deep knowledge of the region.

Small Group Size

We cap our group departures at just 8 trekkers — ensuring individual attention, deeper connections, and better trail discipline.

Safety Standards

From camping to technical gear, we use only certified, high-altitude-tested equipment suited for extreme Himalayan conditions.

24x7 Online Support

We’re always available — before, during, or after your trek. Reach out anytime, and you’ll always hear back from a real human.

We Care for the Mountains

We strictly follow Leave No Trace ethics. Limited group sizes and mindful practices help protect the fragile Himalayan ecosystem.