Rupin Pass Trek from Shimla
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Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
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Starting from ₹ 15299
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About the Activity
Quick Info:
- Route: Bawta- Jakha- Dhanderash Thatch- Upper Waterfall- Ronti Gad- Sangla
- Duration: 7 Days
- Base Camp: Bawta
- Starting Point: Bawta
- Pickup Point: Shimla
- Trek Highest Altitude: 15,350 feet
- Highest Point: Rupin Pass
- Total Trek Distance: 41 KM
About Rupin Pass:
- Rupin Pass, a mountain pass located in the belts of Uttarakhand is a treasure trove of beautiful treasures. Rupin Pass has been a destination choice among travellers and is highly popular among trekkers and adventure lovers.
- From the snow-covered mountains embraced in the love of lush greenery and the majestic valleys to the massive peaks hugging Rupin Pass. The shimmering silver snow that is no less than a playground and the thrilling wildlife. Rupin Pass has a trunk full of treasures for its visitors.
About Rupin Pass Trek from Shimla:
- Start the journey from Bawta and capture the magnificent view of lush green forest and silver mountains on the way to Bawta.
- Encounter the last ATM point in the small town of Rohru under the belt of the Pabbar River.
- Cross the highest and last village of the Rupin Pass Trek, Jakha at an elevation of 9000 ft.
- Take training sessions from the team to know the ways of crossing snow patches to reach Rupin Pass.
- Walk on the longest trek trails to Rupin Pass at 15,350 ft altitude in thick layers of snow.
- Rest for an entire day in Dandereyas Thatch capturing a splendid view of mountains rolled up in the snow.
- Climb down to Sangla, give your trek a lovely ending, and take a relaxing night ride back to Shimla.
Know before you book
Know before you go for Rupin Pass Trek from Shimla:
- Carry all your stuff in a backpack with cushioned straps and a rain cover.
- Pack 4 or enough pairs of warm clothes to protect you from the cold weather.
- Thermal inners, sweatshirts, sweaters/jackets, and wind & waterproof clothing sets.
- Make sure you carry water and snacks to maintain your energy levels.
- Bring along your necessary medications and toiletries.
- Caps to protect you from the sun and cold winds, and dark sunglasses with side covers.
- If you are already someone who wears glasses use photochromic glasses or contact lenses.
- A pair of comfortable and waterproof trekking boots, flip flops and a head torch to have a comfortable trekking experience.
- It is also advisable to bring a walking stick.
- Get a medical consultation from your doctor to enjoy your trek without any worries.
- Anyone above 15 years can participate in this Trek.
Things to Carry
- Water Bottle
- Snacks
- Appropriate Clothing
- Comfortable Footwear
- Backpack
- Flashlight
- Sunscreen
- UA Voucher
How To Reach
By Air:The Shimla Airport(SLV) is around 25 KM from the main city. Alternatively, one can land at Chandigarh International Airport(IXC) or Indira Gandhi International Airport(DEL), the nearest airports.
By Road:Shimla is well-connected via roads with the nearby places of Himachal Pradesh. Buses from Delhi, Jaipur, Punjab, Haryana ply regularly for Shimla, making the travel convenient for people.
By Train:The Kalka Railway Station(KLK) is the nearest railhead to Shimla around 90 KM away. Taxi or cab can be taken from the station to reach the desired destination.
Shimla Bus Stand
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Transportation cost from Shimla to Bawta included?
The transportation cost will be included when you book a transport facility at an additional charge.
Will there be Porters?
Porters will only be there to carry central equipment. But you can use the porter service for your personal luggage at an additional cost.
Under what circumstances can the trek get cancelled?
Trek can get cancelled if there is an unavoidable situation like bad weather, rainfall, or landslides.
Is there any chance my trek gets Cancelled mid-way?
If the trek leader finds you unfit or breaking the rules, your trek will be cancelled.
What are the Age restrictions for the trek?
People above the age group of 15 years are welcome for the trek. Anyone below that must have their guardian's assistance.
Will oxygen cylinders be provided?
Yes. You will be given portable oxygen cylinders to cover your trek comfortably.
Will I Cover the trek alone?
No. A trek leader with a Guide and Support Staff will accompany you on your trek.
Is alcohol allowed?
Consumption of alcohol or smoking is strictly prohibited. And if found doing so, you will be sent back.
Are there restrictions on luggage?
Yes. If you are taking Porter service then it should not weigh more than 11kg. And luggage must not be anything other than a backpack with rain cover.
How to know if I am Suitable for this trek or not?
If your BMI is under control, you don't have any health issues like liver-kidney issues, heart disease, asthma etc. and can cover 5 km in 30 minutes without stress, then you are good to go.
