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Buran Ghati Trek, Himachal Pradesh 2025 | Book @ Flat 23% Off

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  • Trek through lush meadows, dense pine-oak forests, ancient villages, and snow-filled valleys.
  • Conquer the thrilling Buran Ghati Pass at 15,000 ft.
  • Visit the serene Chandranahan Lake, frozen most of the year.
  • Experience snow slides and one of the highest rappelling points in the Himalayas.
  • Witness rare Himalayan wildlife and breathtaking alpine vistas.

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Tour Itinerary

Your journey begins in Shimla at 6:30 AM, where our arranged vehicles will take you on a scenic 6-hour drive towards the remote village of Janglik, the starting point of your trek.




  • Route highlights: Drive via Rohru, Diude, and along the shimmering Pabbar River.

  • Pass through charming Himachali villages, golden wheat fields, and lush pine forests.

  • The last stretch to Janglik is an adventurous dirt track, passing through Tonglu before climbing into the quaint hamlet of Diude.

  • Overnight stay: Campsite in Janglik.


The day starts with a gradual climb out of Janglik through terraced farmlands and traditional wooden houses.




  • A steep ascent for 30 minutes brings you into oak and pine forests.

  • Midway, a scenic ledge offers panoramic views of Janglik, Tonglu, and surrounding villages — the perfect tea-break spot.

  • The trail alternates between forest sections and lush meadows before opening up into the stunning Dayara Thach with its expansive green slopes.

  • Overnight stay: Campsite at Dayara.


Today’s trek is a blend of meadows, pine groves, and glacial streams.




  • Start with a gentle climb followed by a refreshing stream crossing.

  • Trek through a mix of silver birch and oak forests, enjoying distant views of the Dhauladhar Range and Gunas Pass.

  • A short descent brings you to the Chandranahan stream, which you cross before entering the Litham campsite.

  • The views here are unforgettable — snow-covered peaks, cascading waterfalls, and the icy cliffs hiding the Rupin Valley.

  • Overnight stay: Campsite at Litham.


A highlight of the trek, Chandranahan Lake is a glacial jewel surrounded by snow-capped peaks.




  • Begin with a short stream crossing and follow a shepherd’s trail to the snout of the Chandranahan waterfall.

  • Depending on the season, the trail may be covered in snow, adding to the adventure.

  • The lake remains frozen for most of the year, creating a surreal, mirror-like surface.

  • After soaking in the beauty, retrace your steps to Litham in time for lunch.

  • Overnight stay: Campsite at Litham.


This is a relatively short day to prepare for the pass crossing tomorrow.




  • Follow the left bank of the trail into a U-shaped gorge revealing your first clear view of Buran Ghati Pass.

  • The climb to Nalabansh is gradual, through alpine meadows framed by towering snow peaks.

  • At camp, you’ll be surrounded on all sides by high Himalayan ridges — a true alpine wilderness.

  • Overnight stay: Campsite at Nalabansh.


The most exciting day of the trek!




  • An early morning climb takes you to the base of the pass, followed by a snow-covered ascent to the summit at 15,000 ft.

  • The descent is steep and thrilling, involving snow slides and optional rappelling (season-dependent).

  • Lose nearly 3,000 ft in altitude as you exit the snowline into juniper-covered ridges and lush valleys.

  • Cross a mountain stream before reaching Munirang, a beautiful meadow dotted with shepherd huts.

  • Overnight stay: Campsite at Munirang.


Your final day offers a cultural and scenic feast.




  • Follow the Barua Khud stream through dense pine forests, transitioning into mixed woodlands.

  • Cross a rustic juniper-lined bridge and soon find yourself amidst apple orchards and signs of civilization.

  • Pass through the charming lanes of Barua village before emerging onto the road — marking the end of your Buran Ghati adventure.

  • Trip Ends: Transfers can be arranged to Shimla or Chandigarh.


Description

The Buran Ghati Trek is the ultimate Himalayan adventure for trekkers seeking variety, challenge, and awe-inspiring scenery. Starting from the quaint, untouched village of Janglik, this 7-day journey takes you through forests scented with pine and oak, expansive alpine meadows, gushing mountain streams, glacial lakes, and high-altitude snowfields.

At its heart lies the Buran Ghati Pass (15,000 ft) — a spectacular wall of snow offering panoramic views and an adrenaline-filled descent via thrilling snow slides. Whether you’re an experienced trekker or a fit beginner, this trail will captivate you with its diversity and sheer beauty.

With Trivikal, you enjoy a hassle-free Himalayan escape — we handle your meals, accommodation, permits, guides, and safety, so you can focus on the adventure.

Quick Facts

  • Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights
  • Max Altitude: 15,000 ft
  • Trek Distance: 37 km
  • Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult
  • Temperature Range: 17°C to -5°C
  • Best Time: Mid-May to early July & Mid-September to mid-October
  • Start Point: Janglik
  • End Point: Barua Village
  • Nearest Airport / Railway: Chandigarh

Why Choose the Buran Ghati Trek?
This trek is famous for its constantly changing landscapes. Every day feels like a different trek:

  • Day 1: Rustic Himachali villages & the shimmering Pabbar River.
  • Day 2: Expansive meadows of Dayara.
  • Day 3: Birch forests & stunning views of the Dhauladhar range.
  • Day 4: The magical Chandranahan Lake.
  • Day 5-6: The exhilarating Buran Ghati Pass crossing.
  • Day 7: Lush valleys & apple orchards of Barua village.

It’s not just a trek — it’s a full Himalayan showcase.

Best Time to Trek

  • Summer (Mid-May to early July): Snow-filled trails, clear skies, and lush meadows.
  • Autumn (Mid-September to mid-October): Crisp air, golden forests, and stable weather.
  • Avoid monsoon months (July-August) due to heavy rains and possible landslides.

How to Reach Janglik (Base Camp)

  • By Air: Fly to Chandigarh Airport (250 km from Janglik). Private cabs take ~8 hrs.
  • By Train: Nearest station is Kalka (220 km). Drive takes ~7 hrs.
  • By Road: Buses from Chandigarh to Shimla, then an 8–9 hr drive to Janglik via Rohru & Diude.

Things to Carry

  • Warm layers (fleece, thermals, down jacket)
  • Waterproof jacket & rain cover
  • Good trekking shoes (ankle support recommended)
  • Walking stick, gloves, woolen cap
  • Headlamp/torch with extra batteries
  • Backpack (50-60L) + small daypack
  • Toiletries & eco-friendly wipes

Book Your Buran Ghati Adventure with Trivikal
Whether it’s your first Himalayan trek or you’re a seasoned explorer, the Buran Ghati Trek promises adventure, variety, and unforgettable scenery. With Trivikal’s expert planning, you can simply show up and trek — we’ll take care of the rest.

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Cancellation Policy :

  • If cancellation is made 30 days or more before the date of travel, 25.0% of total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
  • If cancellation is made between 15 days to 30 days before the date of travel, 50.0% of total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
  • If cancellation is made within 15 days before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
  • In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.

Refund Policy :
The applicable refund amount will be processed within 10 business days.

Confirmation Policy :

  • The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 24 hours of successful booking
  • In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.
  • Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

Payment Term Policy :

  • 100.0% of total tour cost will have to be paid 0 days before the date of booking
Know Before You Go
  • Guidelines issued by the State-Government is to be followed.
  • Please provide a valid ID at the time of check-in.
  • It is recommended to carry enough warm clothes and the right kind of shoes for the trek
  • The exact location will be shared with you post-booking.
  • Transportation from shimla to janglik can be availed at extra cost.
  • To ensure utmost hygiene, the place is daily cleaned and sanitized.
  • Do not bring non-biodegradable materials
  • Porters or helpers to carry Central Equipment's.
  • Consumption of alcohol or any other intoxicating products is strictly prohibited.
  • One can hire porter and mule for offloading, to carry personal luggage. (Weight not more than 10 kg.)

Things To Carry for Buran Ghati Trek

  • Warm clothes
  • Rain cover
  • Walking stick
  • Head torch
  • Hiking shoes
  • Led torch (with extra batteries)
  • Fleece jackets and thermals
  • Back pack (50-60l)
  • Toilet paper & wipes
Inclusions
  • The accommodation provided during your trek is in high-quality and comfortable tents.
  • Breakfast, packed Lunch, Dinner all vegetarian, and Snacks, Soup, Tea, and essential food material for trekking.
  • All fees and permits for Indians are included
  • Qualified and experienced Trek Leader and support staff.
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Karan Joshi Mar 18, 2024
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The Buran Ghati trek offered the perfect mix of beauty and thrill. From pine forests to glaciers, every step felt like walking into a new world. Food, tents, and overall planning by Trivikal were top-notch. Definitely coming back for more treks.

Aditi Sharma Sep 11, 2024
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This was my first challenging trek, and honestly, I was nervous. But the encouragement from the group and guidance from Trivikal staff kept me going. Watching the sunrise over the mountains from our campsite was unforgettable.

Rohit Mehra Sep 02, 2024
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I’ve done a few Himalayan treks before, but Buran Ghati was next-level. The trek leaders were well-trained and handled the technical sections with great care. Sliding down snowy slopes after the pass was the highlight for me.

Sneha Kapoor Jan 24, 2025
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Went with my husband, and the trek felt like a complete adventure-holiday. The campsites were stunning, especially the one near Dayara meadows. Trivikal’s team ensured everything was safe and comfortable, which made the whole experience even more special.

Ankit Verma Jan 16, 2025
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Buran Ghati trek was one of the most thrilling experiences I’ve ever had. The landscapes kept changing every day – from apple orchards and forests to high-altitude snowfields. The pass crossing with rope support was an absolute adrenaline rush.

FAQ'S For Buran Ghati Trek, Himachal Pradesh 2025 | Book @ Flat 23% Off

The ideal months for the Buran Ghati Trek are May, June, September, and October.

  • May & June: Early summer brings lingering snow on most of the trail, making the trek more adventurous with stunning alpine views.
  • September & October: Post-monsoon, the landscape is lush, the skies are crystal clear, and the trail is snow-free — perfect if you prefer easier walking conditions and vibrant autumn colours.

Buran Ghati is considered a moderate to challenging trek. The trail involves steep climbs, long walking days, and a thrilling descent from the 15,000 ft pass. While no technical climbing skills are needed, good physical fitness and prior trekking experience are highly recommended.

The trek begins at Janglik village, a scenic hamlet in Himachal Pradesh.

  • By Air: The nearest airport is Chandigarh (IXC), around 250 km (8 hours drive) from Janglik.
  • By Train: The closest railway station is Kalka, about 220 km (7 hours drive) away.
  • By Road: From Chandigarh, take a bus or cab to Shimla, then drive around 145 km (5 hours) to reach Janglik.

The trek typically takes 7 days and 6 nights:

  • Day 1: Travel to Janglik Base Camp.
  • Days 2–6: Trekking through Dayara Thach, Litham, Chandranahan Lake, Nalabansh, and Munirang before descending to Barua.
  • Day 7: Return journey.

In total, you’ll cover around 37 km, split into manageable daily distances.

The standard itinerary with Trivikal includes:
Janglik → Dayara Thach → Litham → Chandranahan Lake → Nalabansh → Buran Ghati Pass → Munirang → Barua Village.
The route offers a mix of forests, alpine meadows, glacial lakes, snow slopes, and charming mountain hamlets.

Here’s a recommended packing list to ensure safety and comfort:

  • Clothing: Layered trekking clothes, warm jackets, sweatshirts, thermal wear, and rain protection.
  • Footwear: Sturdy trekking shoes with good grip, plus comfortable camp footwear.
  • Accessories: Caps/hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
  • Gear: Trekking poles, a durable backpack, and a headlamp or torch with spare batteries.
  • Personal Essentials: Water bottle, personal first-aid kit, prescribed medicines, and toiletries.

While beginners with good fitness levels can attempt the Buran Ghati Trek, prior experience on high-altitude treks will make the journey much more comfortable, especially during the pass crossing day, which is physically demanding.