7N/8D Bali Pass Trek

• Leave from Dehradun by car. 
• On your way to Sankri, cross popular places like Mussoorie, Kempty Waterfalls, and Nainbagh. 
• Reach Sankri, situated in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary and surrounded by the peaks of Swargarohini.
• Enjoy your time in Sankri as you witness the breathtaking sunset.
• Overnight stay in Sankri.

• Wake up early in the morning and drive to Taluka 
• Pass through the dense forests of bamboo and deodar.
• After reaching Taluka, begin your trek to Seema.
• You will trek for a total distance of 12 km through a rugged path descending to the river bed.
• On your way, you will cross Osla, known for its picturesque wooden houses. 
• You might also spot Himalayan Monal birds if you look in the forest. 
• Overnight stay in tents.

• After breakfast, walk by the Supin River. 
• The trail gets steeper as you reach Debshu Bugyal. 
• Take a break at Bugyal, which is a massive 2km pastureland.
• Spend a relaxing night in tents at Rainbasera / Roiltigad or Roiltia.

• Get ready for an exciting day on your trek to Ruinsara Lake.
• Enjoy the beautiful views of meadows and snow-capped mountains once you reach your destination. 
• Spend overnight camping near the lake.

• After breakfast, start your trek to Odari. 
• The trail descends towards the Supin River and will pass through forests and rivers.
• Odari is a cave believed to have been the home of Bali, Lord Krishna’s brother.
• After lunch, your trek leader will offer some training sessions necessary for the following day’s trek.
• Overnight stay in Odari.

• After breakfast, leave Odari for Bali Col camp.
• The trek from Odari to Bali Col Camp is 5 km, and the camp is situated at an altitude of 15,100 ft. It is a short but steep climb up to the Pass. 
• Overnight stay in a tent in Bali col camp.

• This is considered as the summit day. 
• Have a good breakfast and start your journey towards Lower Dhamni via the Bali Pass.
• You will finally reach the summit after a steep climb of 2 to 3 hours.
• Upon reaching the summit, take the 360-degree view of the Swargarohini and Bandarpunch peaks. You can also see the Yamunotri valley to the right. 
• As the path of this trek can get confusing, it is highly recommended that you stay with your Trek leader and follow all instructions carefully.
• Upon reaching Lower Dhamni, rest in your tents. 
• Conclude the day with an overnight stay in Lower Dhamni.

• This is the last day of your trekking experience. This is the easiest trek, as there will be mainly descending. 
• Janki Chatti is the starting point of the famous Yamunotri Trek and is known for its hot water springs.
• Spend some time resting in your campsite.
• Finally, leave for Dehradun, thus concluding the trip.

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• If you wish to cancel before receiving a confirmation, you will receive a 100% refund. 

• Full Refund– If cancelled before 7 days of the scheduled date.
• No Refund– If cancelled within 7 days of the scheduled date.

If participants are unable or refuse to go through with the experience at the site, no refund will be applicable.

• 100% at the time of booking.

Rescheduling is subject to availability.

Once the cancellation window ends, rescheduling cannot be done.

Each booking allows for a maximum of two rescheduling opportunities. After which, no further changes can be made to the booking.

Any price differences resulting from rescheduling, such as changes in seasonal rates or availability, will be applicable and will be communicated to the customer during the rescheduling process.

In the event that a customer requests a rescheduling but fails to attend the newly scheduled appointment, it will be considered a missed appointment, and our standard cancellation policy will apply

• The best time to go for this trek is from May to June and September to December. 

• The starting point for this trek is Dehradun. You can reach here directly by train or by flight. Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest airport situated in Dehradun. You can also take a bus to reach Dehradun.

•  The maximum altitude of this trek is 16,240 ft. 

• Please read the “What to carry” section on the product details page.  

• The difficulty level for this trek is moderate, with the highest altitude reaching 16,240 ft and a total distance of 68 km.
• If you are not someone who exercises regularly, it is recommended that you begin working out at least a month before the trek to prevent any discomfort. If you can complete a 5-kilometer run within 30 minutes,  your endurance should be considered satisfactory. Preparing yourself by running and engaging in cardio exercises can also be helpful.

• This is a moderate to hard trek. To prepare yourself physically, it’s advisable to start working out at least a month before the trek. Incorporate cardio and running exercises into your daily routine along with stretching to strengthen your muscles and increase flexibility. If you can jog 5 km in 30 minutes, it indicates that your stamina is good enough for the trek.

• The total trek distance is 68 kms and the time it will take you to complete the same is 7-8  hours a day.

• In case you are sick and not able to complete the trek, you will be sent down to the base camp depending on the circumstances. Kindly note that a refund or reschedule for the same is not applicable. Any extra expenses incurred during this transfer will be borne by the traveler.

• Full Refund– If cancelled before 7 days of scheduled date.
• No Refund– If cancelled within 7 days of scheduled date.

If participants are unable to or refuse to go through with the experience at site, no refund will be applicable.

• The payment policy is 100% at the time of booking.

• Refunds are subjected to the cancellation policies . All refunds will be processed in 10 business days to the source account. 

• In case of extreme bad weather, government restriction or political disturbance, if any activity is cancelled; then the operator will suggest the best possible alternative. However, a cash refund is not applicable. In case of a change in itinerary due to weather, any additional expenses will be borne by the traveler. 

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The adventure begins when you leave Dehradun by car. On your way to Sankri, you will cross popular tourist destinations like Mussoorie, Kempty Waterfalls, and Nainbagh. 

Sankri is situated in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary and is surrounded by the peaks of Swargarohini. This offers some of the most majestic views of the peaks. Enjoy your time in Sankri as you witness the magical play of colours during the sunset. Finally, conclude your day with an overnight stay in Sankri.

Wake up early in the morning and drive to Taluka, passing through dense bamboo and deodar forests. The road crosses some beautiful streams, setting the tone for the upcoming adventure.

Once you reach Taluka, your trek towards Seema begins. It’s a 12 km trek passing through some of the most scenic places. The path to Seema requires you to cross rugged terrain, traditional wooden bridges, and lush trails. You will pass through Osla, a place known for its picturesque wooden houses. If you are lucky, you might also spot Himalayan Monal birds if you keep an eye out in the forest. Finally, conclude the day with an overnight stay in the tents.

After a hearty breakfast, begin your trek to climb further. The route towards Debshu Bugyal passes by the Supin River and gets steeper gradually. The trail is full of big boulders, so be careful while you trek. Take a break at Bugyal, a huge 2 km-long pastureland.

Spend a relaxing night in tents at Rainbasera / Roiltigad or Roiltia.

Wake up early for an exciting trek towards the Ruinsara Tal. Ruinsara Lake is an alpine tarn surrounded by lush Rhododendron trees with majestic pink blooms in the summers.

Ruinsara Lake is one of the trio of lakes in the Garhwal region and is undoubtedly one of the most picturesque locations. Take a moment to seep in the beauty of the place surrounded by peaks like Kala Nag, Bandarpunch, and Dhundhar Khai. Spend the rest of the day camping by the lake.

After a wholesome breakfast, start your trek towards Odari. The trail descends towards the beautiful Supin River and passes through lush forests. 

Odari is a natural rock cave believed to have been the home of Bali, Lord Krishna’s brother. What makes it special is that from the cave, you can also see the majestic Swargarohini. Reach the cave by noon and dig in for some heart lunch. Spend the rest of the day learning various trekking techniques that you will need to use the following day. Finally, call it a day with an overnight stay in Odari.

After breakfast, leave Odari for Bali Col camp. The trek from Odari to Bali Col Camp is around 5 km. But this trek is challenging because it is situated at an altitude of 15,100 ft. Although it is a short trip, the climb is steep up to the Pass, paired with a lot of glacial debris and loose rocks. The trek gets complicated as the stones are scattered along the trail. Listen to your tour guide, follow his instructions, and use his techniques learned the previous day. Take necessary precautions to avoid complications due to altitude. Night-time temperatures sometimes also drop below zero degrees, so make sure you have the right clothing and equipment. Conclude the day with an overnight stay in a tent in Bali Col camp.

This is considered as the summit day. Have a good breakfast and get ready for this long day. Cross the Bali Pass to reach Lower Dhamni. The path to Bali Pass is pretty steep and covered in snow. It takes somewhere around 2 to 3 hours to reach Lower Dhamni. It is quite a steep climb, so make sure you are prepared for it.

Upon reaching the summit, soak in the 360-degree view of the Swargarohini and Bandarpunch peaks. You can also see the beautiful Yamunotri valley to the right. As the path of this trek can get really confusing, it is highly recommended that you be with your trek leader and follow all instructions carefully. Upon reaching Lower Dhamni, rest in your tents. After the exhausting trek, call it a day with an overnight stay in Lower Dhamni.

This is the last day of your trekking experience. This is the easiest of all, as there will be mainly descending on the way. It is a cement-paved pathway to reach Janki Chatti. This is the starting point of the famous Yamunotri Trek, which is known for its hot water springs. Once you reach Janki Chatti, spend some time resting in your campsite. Finally, leave for Dehradun with a bag full of memories.