Rupin Pass Trek

Trek Fee

₹ 22000

$ 251

+ 5% GST
+ Rs 180 Trek Insurance

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TREK DIFFICULTY
Difficult
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TREK DURATION
8 Days
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HIGHEST ALTITUDE
15,280 Feet
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GROUP SIZE
12 People
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TOTAL TREK DISTANCE
63 KM
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BASECAMP
Himachal Pradesh
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BEST TIME
May to June | September to October
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PICKUP POINT
Dehradun
TREK DIFFICULTY
Difficult
TREK DURATION
8 days
HIGHEST ALTITUDE 15,280 Feet GROUP SIZE 12 People
TOTAL TREK DISTANCE 63 KM BASECAMP Himachal Pradesh
BEST TIME May to June | September to October PICKUP POINT Dehradun
 

Rupin Pass Trek Overview

It is a remote and beautiful trek from Uttarakhand (Dhaula) to Himachal Pradesh (Sangla), following the Rupin River. The alpine meadows in the Govind National Park and the views along the way are outstanding. The trek passes through several villages and shepherd camps in the Rupin river valley. Rupin pass trek is a tributary of the Tons river and meets Supin River at Netwar. This part of the Himalayas is very beautiful and has not been spoilt by development. One can witness the Garhwali culture as well as the Kinnauri culture. There is a stark difference between the two and the most prominent indicator is the style of houses. During the early summer months, it is highly likely that one may encounter snow leading up-to the pass. This makes this trek enthralling. 

Rupin Pass Trek

Trek Fee

$251

₹22000 /Per person

+ 5% GST | + Rs 180 Trek Insurance

Inclusions and Exclusions, Scholarships & waivers, Cancellation policy


 


The optimal periods for the Rupin Pass Trek are summer (May & June) and post-monsoon (September & October). Summer offers pleasant conditions.

The Rupin Pass is a moderate-level trek. This trek needs a moderate level of fitness. You should feel at ease walking for a few hours on bumpy ground and have the energy to walk about 5 to 6 kilometers each day. You need strong lungs and legs. If you struggle a lot, you might not enjoy the beauty of the trek. So, make sure you’re ready for a good adventure.

Although the trek isn’t very hard, getting ready is really important for staying safe. Make sure you’re fit and have the right gear. This way, you can have a fun and safe trek!

The Rupin Pass trek is known for being moderately challenging, making it suitable for both beginners and those with some hiking experience. It offers good accessibility, ensuring an enjoyable adventure for all.

This trek is open to people of different ages, from active 15-year-olds to lively folks in their 60s. But it depends on how fit you feel. It’s suggested that you should be able to walk 4 to 5 kilometers in 2 hours on a flat path without much trouble.

Rupin Pass is a tall path in the Himalayan mountains, located in Himachal Pradesh, India. It’s on a route that shepherds and hikers have used for a long time, starting in Dhaula, Uttarakhand, and finishing in Sangla, Himachal Pradesh.

Rupin Waterfall:- The Rupin Waterfall is a stunning natural wonder, plunging down 1500 feet. It’s one of the most famous spots on the trek. You can enjoy its beauty from the Lower Waterfall campsite or even try a thrilling climb nearby. The Rupin Valley is like a colorful painting with lively wildflowers and lush meadows. It’s a beautiful setting for the trek. The winding Rupin River adds to its charm, mirroring the tall peaks around it. Rupin Pass: Standing tall at 15,252 feet, reaching Rupin Pass is the pinnacle of the trek. It’s a moment of triumph, gifting trekkers with awe-inspiring, wide-ranging views of the mighty Himalayas. Nature’s Riches: The Rupin Pass trek boasts a diverse array of plant and animal life. Hikers may come across vibrant wildflowers, grand pine forests, and a spectrum of bird species, from the majestic Himalayan griffons to the graceful golden eagles. Rich Cultural Encounters: The trek winds through villages where vibrant local communities reside, offering a window into their distinctive culture and age-old traditions. Connecting with these friendly folks adds a unique and heartwarming touch to the journey. Personal Triumph: Conquering the Rupin Pass trek showcases not only physical strength but mental fortitude. Overcoming obstacles along the path amplifies the sense of achievement, making the journey all the more gratifying. Indelible Impressions: The Rupin Pass trek is an adventure that imprints itself onto memory. The breathtaking scenery, demanding trails and warm connections weave a tapestry of enduring moments.

Even though the Rupin Pass trek is generally considered a moderate-level trek, it might be difficult or challenging if the below points are not taken care of- Physical stamina: This is crucial for any trek that you have good or normal stamina. Without it, the trek can be tough. Regular exercise and proper rest are essential to ensure you’re up for the challenge. Weather Variability: The Himalayan weather can be unpredictable. Without proper gear, sudden shifts in temperature, rain, or snowfall can pose challenges. Pack versatile clothing to stay comfortable in any condition. Basic Amenities: While campsites offer basic amenities, they may be limited. To ensure comfort, pack necessities like toiletries, a first-aid kit, and any personal medications for a hassle-free trekking experience.

The Rupin Pass trek is best enjoyed in two main seasons: summer (May-June) and autumn (September-October). Weather conditions are most favorable during these times, but it’s crucial to pack suitable clothing due to varying temperatures between seasons and altitudes. Summer (May-June): Daytime: Expect warm and sunny days with temperatures ranging from 17°C to 19°C. Nighttime: At higher altitudes, nights get colder, with temperatures dropping to around 0°C. Autumn (September-October): Daytime: Days are still pleasant for trekking with temperatures between 12°C and 16°C. Nighttime: As autumn progresses, expect even lower temperatures. At higher campsites, it can drop to around -4°C with possible frost.”

Inclusions
  1. Transport Support from Dehradun to Dhaula on Day 1
  2. All Meals from Day 1 Dinner to Last Day Breakfast
  3. Adventure Trek Insurance
  4. Camping & Dining Equipment
  5. Certified Guide, Cook & Support Staff Fee
  6. Forest Permits
Exclusions
  1. Personal expenses like tips, personal medicines, phone calls etc.
  2. Any transport support during the trek apart from what is included above
  3. Any cost or services not mentioned in the Inclusions
  4. Accommodation apart from the trek
  5. Adventure Insurance
  6. Cost arising due to unforeseen incidents like bad weather, medical evacuation, roadblocks etc
  7. Porter and mule support to carry personal Luggage can be arranged at an additional cost of INR 500 per bag per day (weighing up to 12 kg)
  8. Lunch box for packed lunch/breakfast. To avoid using polythenes and Aluminium foils. Keeping the Himalayas clean is our own responsibility. Reduce the use of Plastic when you are in the abode of the Sacred Himalaya.

 

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Trek Fee

$ 251

₹ 22000 /Per serson

+ 5% GST | + Rs 180 Trek Insurance

Inclusions and Exclusions, Scholarships & waivers, Cancellation policy


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