Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand
Duration
14D / 13N
Tour Category
Himalayan Treks
Min Age
12+
Tax
No Hidden Charges
Starting from INR 42855
INR 29999
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Per Person
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Trek through Darma Valley’s rugged trails offering solitude and spectacular Himalayan views in every direction
Reach Sinla Pass at 5500 meters for panoramic vistas of snow-covered peaks including Api and Nampa from Nepal
Walk along ancient Indo-Tibetan trade routes crossing forests streams and high-altitude meadows full of serenity
This is a true offbeat trek for those seeking physical challenge scenic beauty and Himalayan wilderness combined
Explore remote Himalayan villages where tradition and culture remain untouched by the outside modern world
Ideal for experienced trekkers this high-altitude route rewards every effort with silence views and adventure
Pitch your tent at peaceful campsites like Baun and Bidang and fall asleep under a dazzling Himalayan sky
Cross glaciers rocky terrain and high ridgelines on one of Uttarakhand’s most remote and thrilling trekking routes
Activity location: Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand.
Trip Duration: 14 Days | 13 Nights
Best Time to Visit: May, June, Sep and Oct
Trekking Distance: 70-80 KM
Max. Altitude: 5495 MTS
Sinla Pass Trek Difficulty Level: Difficult
Meals: Vegetarian meals
Accommodation: Camping Tent (Triple/Quad Sharing)
About the Sinla Pass Trek, Uttarakhand.
The Sinla Pass Trek is a remote and thrilling adventure in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, India. Ideal for seasoned trekkers seeking solitude and raw Himalayan wilderness, this high-altitude trek leads you to the dramatic Sinla Pass, perched at an elevation of approximately 5,500 meters. The route unveils the pristine beauty of the Darma Valley, ancient trade paths near the Indo-Tibetan border, and breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks like Api and Nampa from Nepal. This offbeat trail offers a true wilderness experience, far from commercial trekking circuits, making it a hidden gem for adventure lovers.
Starting from Dharchula, the Sinla Pass Trek passes through traditional Himalayan villages like Sela, Baun, and Bidang before reaching the challenging high pass. Trekkers will navigate dense forests, glacier-fed streams, and high alpine meadows while gradually ascending to the Sinla Pass. The journey demands physical endurance and acclimatisation, but the reward is unmatched: panoramic mountain views, serene campsites, and a deep connection with nature. Due to its remote location and rugged terrain, the trek is perfect for those looking to explore untouched regions of the Indian Himalayas. Whether you're drawn by its cultural richness, untouched trails, or the thrill of high-altitude trekking, the Sinla Pass Trek promises an unforgettable adventure into the heart of the mountains.
This Package Includes:
Transportation From Kathgodam to Kathgodam
Trekking
Experienced & Certified trek leader and local support staff
First Aid
All Meals (breakfast, packed lunch, tea, coffee, snacks, soup and dinner)
Accommodation
Dining Tent, Dining Table
High-quality Dome tents, sleeping bags
All Permits And Passes Wherever Required
Medical Kit, Oxygen Cylinders
Excludes:
Trekking Gear Personal equipment
Any additional activities or services not included in the itinerary
Meal During Road Journey
Potters Or Mules to Carry Personal Luggage
Anything not mentioned in the includes
Note: Trekker carry your Photo ID , Adhar card , Passport , Visa , Medical certificate , Declaration from for entry at forest check posts on the trek it is very important.
Day 1
Drive from Kathgodam to Dharchula (290 km) (9/10 hours).
Begin the journey with a scenic drive from Kathgodam to Dharchula covering a distance of around 290 kilometers
Enjoy views of terraced hills forests and charming mountain towns throughout the 9 to 10 hour drive
Cross key locations like Almora and Didihat while ascending deeper into the Kumaon Himalayan region
Dharchula is a small town on the Indo-Nepal border nestled along the Kali River surrounded by high peaks
Complete check-in formalities and settle into your accommodation for a well-deserved rest after the long journey
Explore the town or relax in the evening while preparing for the adventure that begins the next day
Overnight stay in a guesthouse or hotel in Dharchula to acclimatize and recharge for the trek ahead
Day 2
Acclimatization Day at Dharchula.
Spend the day in Dharchula to acclimatize to the altitude and prepare your body for the upcoming high-altitude trek
Explore the culturally rich town located along the Kali River with views of Nepal just across the border
Visit local markets temples and interact with locals to get a feel for the Himalayan lifestyle and traditions
Use the day to rest hydrate and check your trekking gear before heading into remote and rugged terrain
Attend a briefing session if organized by your trek leader to understand the route and safety protocols
Short walks around town can help adjust your body to the elevation without overexerting yourself
Enjoy a relaxed evening and nutritious meals to stay energized for the trek beginning the next day
Day 3
Dharchula to Budi (2740 m)(4/5 hours).
Begin the trek with a drive from Dharchula to Tawaghat followed by a scenic and gradual trek to Budi village
Trekking time is around 4 to 5 hours covering forest paths rocky terrain and picturesque landscapes
Walk alongside the Kali River while ascending slowly through traditional villages and narrow mountain trails
Reach Budi at an altitude of 2740 meters surrounded by lush greenery and peaceful Himalayan views
Enjoy the serenity of this remote village and interact with locals for a glimpse into the mountain lifestyle
Set up your tents or settle in a basic homestay while enjoying the natural beauty and crisp mountain air
Have an early dinner and rest well to recharge for the steeper climb ahead on the next day’s trek
Day 4
Budi to Nabi/Gunji (2895 m) (5/6 hours).
Begin your trek from Budi to Nabi or Gunji covering a distance that takes about 5 to 6 hours on foot
Follow a beautiful trail along the Kali River with changing terrain ranging from rocky paths to grassy slopes
Cross suspension bridges and pass through small Himalayan hamlets offering glimpses of local life and culture
Gradually gain altitude as you ascend to around 2895 meters while enjoying views of distant snow-capped peaks
Reach Nabi or Gunji by afternoon and relax in this peaceful high-altitude village near the Indo-Tibetan border
Spend time acclimatizing further and soaking in the raw natural beauty of the surrounding landscape
Settle in for the night in a campsite or homestay and rest well for the upcoming higher climbs
Day 5
Nabi to Nabidang (Om Parvat) (3500 m) (5/6 hours).
Start your trek from Nabi heading toward Nabidang with the majestic Om Parvat as the visual highlight of the day
The trail takes around 5 to 6 hours and includes gradual ascents through barren yet beautiful high-altitude terrain
Trek along the Kali River and witness dramatic changes in the landscape as you gain elevation
Catch your first view of the sacred Om Parvat, where natural snow formations appear in the shape of "Om"
Om Parvat holds great religious significance and offers a spiritually enriching and visually awe-inspiring experience
Reach Nabidang at 3500 meters and set up camp with breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks
Enjoy a warm meal and rest well in your tent under a clear star-lit Himalayan sky
Day 6
Nabidang to Nabi (2895 m) (5/6 hours).
Begin your return trek from Nabidang back to Nabi after witnessing the serene beauty of Om Parvat
The descent takes around 5 to 6 hours and follows the same scenic trail through high-altitude landscapes
Enjoy different perspectives of the valley and surrounding peaks as you make your way back down
Walk at a comfortable pace and take breaks to appreciate the vastness and tranquility of the Himalayas
Reach Nabi village by afternoon and settle back into your previous campsite or local accommodation
Use the rest of the day to relax recover and reflect on the sacred experience at Om Parvat
Have an early dinner and get a good night's rest before continuing your journey towards Sinla Pass
Day 7
Rest Day at Nabi.
Take a full rest day at Nabi to allow your body to acclimatize before heading towards higher altitudes on the trek
Spend the day hydrating relaxing and preparing mentally and physically for the challenging route ahead
Short walks around the village can help with acclimatization without putting too much strain on the body
Enjoy the scenic beauty and peaceful environment of Nabi nestled in the high Himalayas near the Tibet border
Interact with locals to learn about their culture traditions and daily life in this remote mountain village
Review your gear and supplies making sure everything is ready for the rugged terrain beyond Nabi
Rest well in the evening and prepare for the ascent towards base camps and the Sinla Pass crossing
Day 8
Nabi to Kutti (3810 m) (5/6 hours).
Begin the trek from Nabi to Kutti covering a distance that takes around 5 to 6 hours through high mountain terrain
The trail gradually ascends offering stunning views of snow-covered peaks and wild barren landscapes
Pass through alpine meadows rocky sections and glacial streams as you gain altitude toward 3810 meters
Kutti is a remote and culturally rich village named after Goddess Kali with traditional stone houses and quiet charm
The region is steeped in history and was once part of ancient Indo-Tibetan trade routes
Reach Kutti by afternoon and settle into your campsite or a simple village homestay surrounded by the mountains
Rest well and stay warm as the elevation increases and temperatures begin to drop noticeably
Day 9
Kutti to Jyolingkong (4419 m) (14 km) (6/7 hours).
Start your trek from Kutti to Jyolingkong covering a distance of 14 km in about 6 to 7 hours through high-altitude terrain
The trail is challenging with steep ascents rocky sections and occasional snow patches as you climb to 4419 meters
Pass through barren yet awe-inspiring landscapes with panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan giants
Jyolingkong is a remote and sacred high-altitude area known for its proximity to the revered Adi Kailash peak
Witness surreal silence vast open spaces and a sense of spiritual energy in this untouched region
Reach the campsite at Jyolingkong by afternoon and rest amidst towering peaks and crisp mountain air
Stay overnight in tents with layered clothing and sleeping bags to manage the cold high-altitude temperatures
Day 10
Rest Day at Jyolingkong.
Spend a full rest day at Jyolingkong to allow your body to fully acclimatize to the high altitude of 4419 meters
Take the opportunity to explore the area around your campsite, enjoying the serene beauty and peaceful surroundings
Short hikes in the vicinity can help with further acclimatization while avoiding overexertion
Relax and hydrate, focusing on maintaining energy levels for the challenging days ahead
Reflect on the spiritual and natural beauty of the area, with stunning views of the Adi Kailash range
Use the day to prepare your gear, check supplies, and rest up for the ascent to Sinla Pass
Enjoy a relaxed evening around the campfire, and take in the high-altitude night sky before retiring to your tents
Day 11
Jyolingkong to Bedang via Sinla Pass (5495 m) (15 km) (6/7 hours).
Begin your trek from Jyolingkong to Bedang, crossing the Sinla Pass at 5495 meters, a challenging and rewarding ascent
The trail is long, covering 15 km in 6 to 7 hours, and includes both steep ascents and descents across rocky and snowy terrain
As you approach Sinla Pass, prepare for the thin air and the rigorous final push to the top of this high-altitude pass
At the summit of Sinla Pass, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys
After taking in the views, descend carefully through rugged terrain, making your way towards Bedang
Reach Bedang by the afternoon, a serene campsite surrounded by magnificent Himalayan scenery
Set up camp, enjoy a warm meal, and rest after the challenging yet fulfilling day of trekking
Day 12
Bedang to Panchachuli base camp (4620 m) and Baling (5/6 hours).
Start your trek from Bedang towards Panchachuli Base Camp, located at 4620 meters, with a trek duration of 5 to 6 hours
The trail offers spectacular views of the Panchachuli peaks, renowned for their beauty and majestic height
Traverse through alpine meadows, rocky terrain, and river crossings, gradually gaining altitude as you near the base camp
Reach Panchachuli Base Camp and spend some time soaking in the stunning views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks
After a brief stop, continue the descent towards Baling, a peaceful village nestled at a lower altitude
Settle in at Baling, where you can relax and enjoy the warmth of the village before the final stretch of the trek
Camp in this charming village or opt for basic accommodation as you prepare for the trek's concluding days
Day 13
Sone/Baling (2743 m) to Dharchula.
Begin the final leg of your trek from Sone/Baling (2743 m) to Dharchula, covering a comfortable distance with a descent
The trail takes you through picturesque villages and lush forests, gradually leading down towards the Kali River
Enjoy the scenic beauty of the lower altitudes with views of the surrounding hills and valleys as you make your way back
Arrive at Dharchula by afternoon, where you’ll complete your trek and return to the base after your high-altitude adventure
Take time to relax in Dharchula, reflect on your journey, and explore the local markets and culture
Complete your check-out and begin your drive back to Kathgodam or continue your onward journey, marking the end of the trek
Day 14
Dharchula to Kathgodam (290 km) (9/10 hours).
Start early for a scenic return drive from Dharchula to Kathgodam covering approximately 290 kilometers
The journey takes around 9 to 10 hours through winding mountain roads and beautiful Kumaon landscapes
Pass through charming hill towns like Didihat and Almora while descending into the lower Himalayan foothills
Enjoy your last views of the high peaks as you bid farewell to the remote beauty of the Sinla Pass region
Stop for meals and refreshments at local dhabas along the way, soaking in the final stretch of mountain culture
Arrive at Kathgodam by evening, marking the end of your unforgettable Sinla Pass Trek journey
From Kathgodam, continue your onward journey or take a train back home with lasting memories of the Himalayas
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Age Policy:
This event is suitable for anyone above 12 years of age, prices will be the same as an adult.
Price Includes
Tent Stay
Meals
All Days meals
Permits
Event Permits are provided.
Government permit
Guide
Professional leader to assist you
Notes:
For 10-15 people: 1 Trek Leader
For 25-30 people: 2 Trek Leader
Activities
Trekking
Kathgodam
Kathgodam
Trekking Shoes: Sturdy, waterproof hiking boots with good grip.
Warm Clothing: Thermal layers, fleece jackets, and a waterproof jacket.
Trekking Pants: Quick-dry pants or cargo pants.
T-shirts: Moisture-wicking T-shirts for comfort.
Warm Hat and Gloves: For protection against cold.
Socks: Wool or synthetic hiking socks (avoid cotton).
Backpack: Comfortable daypack to carry essentials.
Trekking Poles: Helpful for stability on steep trails.
Rain Cover: For your backpack in case of rain.
Water Bottles: Reusable water bottles or hydration bladder.
Water Purification Tablets: For treating water from streams.
First Aid Kit: Basic first aid supplies, including antiseptics and band-aids.
Personal Medications: Any prescription medications you require.
Sunscreen: High SPF to protect against UV rays.
Lip Balm: With SPF protection.
Camera: To capture the stunning landscapes.
Multi-tool/Swiss Army Knife: For various uses.
Headlamp/Flashlight: With extra batteries for nighttime.
Toiletries: Biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, toilet paper.
Trash Bags: To carry back any waste.
Original and photocopy of government photo identity card- (Aadhar Card, Driving License, Voters ID, etc,
Passport and Visa important to foreigners
Medical Certificate (First part should be filled by the Doctor and Second part by the Trekker)
Declaration Certificates
At Escape2explore, we’re committed to providing a memorable and safe trekking experience in the majestic Himalayas. The terrain and weather in the Himalayas can be unpredictable, so please follow these essential do’s and don’ts to ensure a successful and enjoyable trek.
Do’s:
Listen to Your Guide: Our professional guides are experts in Himalayan trekking. Always follow their instructions and trust their judgment, especially in tricky or high-altitude areas.
Acclimatize Properly: The Himalayas mean high altitudes, which require proper acclimatization. We’ll ensure a gradual ascent, but it’s crucial to take things slow and follow the itinerary to avoid altitude sickness. Drink plenty of water and rest when needed.
Wear the Right Gear: The Himalayas can be cold, even in summer. Wear layered clothing, including thermal wear, waterproof jackets, and sturdy, insulated trekking boots with good grip. Bring a hat and gloves to protect yourself from cold winds.
Hydrate and Eat Well: Dehydration happens faster at high altitudes. Keep sipping water throughout the trek and eat enough food to maintain your energy. Our team will provide regular breaks to recharge.
Use Trekking Poles: Himalayan trails can be steep and uneven, so using trekking poles can greatly reduce the strain on your knees and help you maintain balance.
Respect Local Culture: The Himalayan region is home to diverse local communities with rich cultural traditions. Respect the customs, interact politely with locals, and follow any guidelines provided by your guide.
Carry Essential Items: Bring items like sunscreen (even in the snow!), lip balm, sunglasses, and a first-aid kit with altitude sickness medication. It’s better to be prepared for the high-altitude sun and cold winds
Be Environmentally Conscious: The Himalayas are pristine and need our care. Follow the ‘Leave No Trace’ policy by carrying back all waste, respecting wildlife, and leaving nature undisturbed.
Don’ts:
Don’t Ignore Altitude Sickness Symptoms: If you feel dizzy, have headaches, or feel nauseous, inform your guide immediately. Ignoring these signs can lead to serious health issues. We can adjust the pace or descent if needed.
Don’t Rush or Overexert Yourself: The key to trekking in the Himalayas is steady progress. Don’t rush ahead, as it can strain your body at high altitudes. Take breaks when needed and walk at a pace that’s comfortable for you.
Don’t Pack Unnecessary Items: Light backpacks make for easier treks. We’ll help you with a packing list, so don’t bring heavy or non-essential items that will weigh you down on steep climbs.
Avoid Trekking in Dangerous Weather: The Himalayan weather can change rapidly. We monitor conditions closely, but if your guide suggests delaying the trek due to rain, snow, or windstorms, trust their decision.
Don’t Wander Off Alone: The vast Himalayan landscape can be disorienting. Always stick with the group, and let your guide know if you need to stop or take a break. Avoid exploring unfamiliar areas on your own.
Avoid Alcohol and Smoking: Consuming alcohol or smoking can worsen the effects of altitude sickness and lower your stamina. It’s best to avoid them before and during the trek for your safety and well-being.
Don’t Harm the Environment: Avoid littering or causing damage to the natural surroundings. The Himalayas are fragile, so we ask you to be mindful and carry back any waste to designated disposal areas.
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The Sinla Pass Trek is considered moderate to challenging due to the rugged terrain and high-altitude passes. It involves steep ascents, snow-covered paths, and crossing alpine meadows. Trekkers should have prior experience with multi-day treks and be prepared for long days of hiking and unpredictable weather at high altitudes.
The best time for the Sinla Pass Trek is from May to June and September to October. These months offer clear skies, milder temperatures, and fewer chances of rain or snow, making the trek more enjoyable and safe. Avoid the monsoon season (July-August) due to slippery trails and difficult navigation.
Yes, the Sinla Pass Trek is generally safe, especially if done with an experienced guide. It is important to prepare well for altitude acclimatization and be cautious of the challenging terrain. Always follow your guide’s instructions, maintain a steady pace, and be ready for any weather changes during the trek.
While it’s possible to trek without a guide, it is highly recommended to have one for safety reasons. The Sinla Pass Trek passes through remote areas with difficult navigation, and having a knowledgeable guide ensures proper route identification, safety, and assistance in case of emergencies.
The weather during the Sinla Pass Trek can be quite variable. At lower altitudes, you’ll experience mild temperatures, but higher altitudes bring cold conditions, especially in the evenings and mornings. Expect occasional rain, snow, or wind depending on the season, and pack accordingly with layers of clothing to stay comfortable.
The Sinla Pass Trek takes you through diverse ecosystems, home to various wildlife. You might spot Himalayan monals, musk deer, and other high-altitude species like snow leopards, wild boars, and mountain goats. Birdwatchers will enjoy the chance to spot many rare bird species, making it an exciting trek for nature lovers.
While the Sinla Pass Trek can be a rewarding experience for families with older children, it is not recommended for younger children due to the challenging terrain and altitude. Families with teens or those who have prior trekking experience will find the trek manageable with proper planning and guidance.
The highest point of the Sinla Pass Trek is the Sinla Pass itself, situated at an elevation of around 4,000 meters (13,123 feet) above sea level. This challenging section requires proper acclimatization and is one of the most rewarding parts of the trek, offering panoramic views of surrounding peaks and valleys.
As with any high-altitude trek, the primary risks include altitude sickness, unpredictable weather, and difficult terrain. Proper acclimatization, staying hydrated, and following the guidance of your trek leader significantly reduce these risks. It is also important to pack adequate gear to stay warm in extreme weather conditions.
Accommodation during the Sinla Pass Trek is mostly in tents, with trekkers camping at designated campsites along the route. These camps are set up with essential equipment to ensure comfort and safety in the wilderness. Meals are served at camp, and the team sets up cozy sleeping arrangements for the trekkers at night.
The Sinla Pass Trek stands out due to its stunning combination of varied landscapes, challenging high-altitude passes, and the sense of adventure it offers. It’s a hidden gem compared to more popular treks, giving you a unique opportunity to explore remote areas and witness incredible Himalayan beauty away from the crowds.
The safety and security of women/girls are paramount to us. Hence, it's entirely safe for women/girls to participate in our treks and travels. Our trip leaders always accompany the group, offering constant assistance and direction. Our campsites are thoroughly secure and provide a safe lodging environment. In addition, our female trip leaders often join our trips.
Your money will be refunded within 2-3 business days.
Unfortunately, it's not feasible to reschedule your tour to a future date if you're unable to attend on the designated day, regardless of the circumstances (like family emergencies, health problems, or work commitments). However, if you have concerns about this policy, please don't hesitate to email us at info@escape2explore.com, and our team will get in touch with you to discuss further.
Yes, you can join the trek to Sinla Pass. The trip’s difficulty level is moderate and can be attained without someone’s support. Wear robust footwear, and comfortable clothes, and maintain basic fitness to complete the trek.
Life is unpredictable and we understand that sometimes you have to cancel or change your trip dates and we endeavour to make it as easy as possible for you. However, please understand that we plan everything including guide fees, permits, accommodation and rations in advance. Therefore, any cancellation means inconvenience and certain losses to the people involved in various stages of the programme. Keeping that in mind, our cancellation charges are as below -
Cancellations before 30 days from the start of the event: Get a monetary refund with 15% of cancellation charges.
Cancellations between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the event: 50 %refund.
Cancellations less than 15 days to the start of the event: No refund.
Cancellations will be accepted only by email.
Note: The Himalayan Daredevils reserves the right to cancel a program before departure in the event of logistical problems arising due to natural calamities, strikes, wars or any other circumstances that make the event inadvisable. In this case, we will refund 50% of the event fees.
Itinerary Changes &Trip delays:
We plan itineraries based on the information available at the time of planning and in rare circumstances, they are subject to change. If the itinerary is changed or delayed due to unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, transportation delays, government intervention, landslides etc., we will always aim to give you the best experience possible. However, The Himalayan Daredevils not be held responsible for the cost of delay or changes.
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The client is responsible for communicating with a third party (booking website) for cancellation.
Cancellation / Refund is done by a third party based on their policies.
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All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival and entry.
ID proof is mandatory for each guest at the time of booking, and also upon arrival. PAN card will not be considered valid address proof.
Timings for meals will be specific which will be informed you by the guide.
Pay heed to the guidelines given by the trek leader or instructor to enjoy a safe and sound trekking experience.
Consumption of alcohol or any other intoxicating products is prohibited during the Sinla Pass Trek.
Because of any reason, natural or personal, if the trek or a particular activity is not completed, no refund will be processed.
Sinla Pass Trek takes place through an eco-friendly zone; we do not encourage littering the local sites or campsites.
For safety purposes, a Sinla Pass Trek is not recommended for women who are more than 3 months pregnant, anyone who has had major surgery, has a broken leg/arm, has chronic back or neck pains, etc.
The exact pick-up location and time will be confirmed after the booking.
Carry basic medications and a first-aid kit during the Sinla Pass Trek.
Avoid using plastic bags and maintain the ecological balance of the destinations. Travelers littering may be fined.
Transportation during the trip would be in non-AC & Non-Heater vehicles. Please wear clothes according to the weather while travelling.
Any personal expenses or items of a personal nature will not be included in the Sinla Pass Trek.
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