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Pin Bhaba Pass

Pin Bhaba Pass

The Most Beautiful Himalayan Crossover

Trek Overview

  • ⏳ Trek Duration: 6 Nights / 7 Days
  • ⚑ Trek Grade: Moderate to Difficult
  • πŸ”οΈ Max Altitude: 16,105 ft (Pin Bhaba Pass)
  • 🌀️ Best Time: July to mid-September
  • πŸ“ Start Point: Kafnu (Himachal Pradesh)
  • 🏁 End Point: Mudh (Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh)
  • πŸ—ΊοΈ Region: Crossover from Bhaba Valley in Kinnaur to Pin Valley in Spiti, Himachal Pradesh
  • πŸ§₯ Cloakroom facility: Not available
If you’re looking for a trek that offers stark contrasts β€” from lush green valleys to arid cold deserts β€” the Pin Bhaba Pass trek is perfect. This challenging journey takes you from Kinnaur’s rich landscapes into the Spiti Valley’s stark beauty.

INR 17,500

* Kafnu to Kaza

Addons (Optional)

  • Transportation – INR 4,000 (* Shimla to Manali)
  • Offloading - Bags – INR 5,600

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Registration Dates August 2025

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Highlights

βœ… Stunning crossover from the green Kinnaur to the arid Spiti Valley

βœ… Pin Bhaba Pass at 16,105 ft with panoramic mountain views

βœ… Walk through dense forests, meadows, river crossings, and glacier zones

βœ… Camp beside rivers and under starry skies at scenic campsites like Kara and Phustirang

βœ… Experience two distinct cultures β€” Kinnauri and Spitian β€” in one trek

Itinerary

πŸ“… Day 1: Shimla to Kafnu

β€’ Drive through the scenic Hindustan-Tibet highway to reach Kafnu, a beautiful village in Kinnaur.
β€’ Overnight stay in guesthouse or homestay.

πŸ“… Day 2: Kafnu to Mulling

β€’ Gradual ascent through pine forests and river crossings.
β€’ Camp at Mulling (10,800 ft).

πŸ“… Day 3: Mulling to Kara

β€’ Beautiful walk beside the Bhaba River. Meadows, streams, and alpine charm.
β€’ Camp at Kara (11,700 ft).

πŸ“… Day 4: Kara to Phustirang

β€’ Short but steep ascent.
β€’ Camp at the base of the pass at 13,500 ft, surrounded by towering peaks.

πŸ“… Day 5: Phustirang to Mangrungse via Pin Bhaba Pass

β€’ Cross the majestic Pin Bhaba Pass (16,105 ft) and descend into the Spiti landscape.
β€’ Camp at Mangrungse (13,000 ft).

πŸ“… Day 6: Mangrungse to Mudh – Drive to Kaza

β€’ Easy walk along the Pin River to Mudh village.
β€’ Drive to Kaza for celebration and rest.

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How To Reach

✈️ Air: Nearest Airport: Shimla Airport (200 km) or Chandigarh Airport (310 km). From there, take a taxi/bus to Rampur β†’ Kafnu.

πŸš† Train: Nearest Railway Station: Shimla. Or reach Kalka (broad gauge) and take the toy train to Shimla. Continue by road to Kafnu.

πŸ›£οΈ Road: From Shimla: 200 km / 7–8 hrs via Rampur and Tapri. From Chandigarh: 310 km / 10–11 hrs via Shimla.

πŸ—ΊοΈ Travel Tip: Reach Shimla a day early and start for Kafnu early next morning to avoid delays due to traffic or weather.

Did You Know?

βœ… Pin Bhaba Pass connects lush Bhaba Valley to the cold desert of Spiti β€” a rare crossover trek.
βœ… Located at 16,105 ft, the pass offers views of Pin Valley National Park, home to snow leopards and Himalayan ibex.
βœ… It showcases two contrasting terrains in one trek β€” green meadows to barren highlands.
βœ… Shares an endpoint with the famous Pin Parvati Pass, but is considered safer and more scenic.
βœ… Locals say this trail was once used by ancient traders and shepherds β€” it’s a route rich in history.

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 β€” 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 β€” 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.