Borasu Pass Trek

Sankri to Seema via Taluka.

• Start the day: After breakfast, take a short drive to Taluka, the starting point of your trek.

• Trek Route: The trek begins as you walk through the beautiful Govind Pashu Vihar National Park, alongside the Supin River.

• Terrain: Trek through lush forests, pass quaint villages, and enjoy the sight of fields of red amaranth (cholai) in the Himalayas.

• Notable Stops:

• Village of Gangad: Enjoy views of this charming village across the river.

• Seema Village: After 6 hours of trekking, arrive in Seema, a small hamlet opposite the well-known Osla village. You can either camp here or stay in a traditional homestay with a local family.

Seema/Osla to Har ki Dun.

• Start your trek: Begin the day with a gentle ascent through dense forests and meadows brimming with wild orchids and sunflowers.

• Cross the confluence of the Supin River and a tributary from Ruinsara Valley.

• Continue trekking into alpine landscapes as the altitude increases.

• Camp at the scenic Har ki Dun, a historic and spiritual spot located at the junction of two valleys — one from the Jaundhar Glacier and the other from Hata Glacier.

• Trek Distance: 12 to 13 km.

Har ki Dun to Ratha Tho.

• Start the day After a relaxed morning at Har ki Dun, begin the trek at a moderate pace.

• Pass the serene Morinda Tal, a peaceful mountain lake surrounded by stunning landscapes.

• Cross boulder-strewn paths that add an adventurous touch to the journey.

• Marvel at breathtaking views of snow-clad peaks and vast valleys, which accompany you throughout the trek.

• Camp Location: Reach Ratha Tho, your campsite for the night, where you'll enjoy the serene and magnificent Himalayan surroundings.

Ratha Tho to Borasu Pass Base Camp (Upper Lamjung).

• Trek Start: Begin the day by climbing higher through rocky terrain, often covered in snow.

• The path becomes more challenging as you ascend, but the panoramic views you encounter along the way are incredibly rewarding.

• Traverse through alpine landscapes, with dramatic snow-capped peaks and glaciers in sight.

• Reach Upper Lamjung, the base camp for Borasu Pass, where you'll set up camp. The area is often blanketed in snow, offering majestic views of the surrounding valley below.

Borasu Pass Base Camp to Bonga via Borasu Pass.

• Trek Start Begin early for the highlight of the trek – crossing Borasu Pass at an altitude of 17,583 ft.

• The ascent is challenging, as you climb over two glaciers before tackling the final stretch over boulders.

• Once at the top, you'll be rewarded with stunning views of the Borasu Pass and its surrounding snow-covered peaks.

• After reaching the pass, begin the descent into Himachal Pradesh through glistening snowfields, enjoying breathtaking vistas along the way.

• Arrive at Bonga, a campsite located by a tributary of the Baspa River, where you can rest and soak in the tranquility of the surroundings.

Bonga to Chitkul.

• Trek Start The final day of trekking begins with a leisurely walk through alpine meadows and forests, offering a gentle descent.

• Enjoy the lush landscapes as you pass through tranquil forests and meadows, filled with the beauty of the Himalayas.

• Reach Chitkul Village, the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibetan border, known for its scenic beauty and serene environment.

• Chitkul is surrounded by stunning landscapes, offering a perfect end to your trek. The village is a peaceful retreat, with traditional architecture and spectacular views of the valley.