Bali Pass

9 Days

  • Difficult
  • 16208 Ft/ 4940M
  • 9 Days, 8 Nights
  • +5 to -5
  • May, June, Sep and Nov

Overview

Situated at the altitude of 16,200ft 60 km trek of Bali pass in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand is for the experienced trekkers, the ones who wants to challenge themselves and explore the less discovered places and lands untouched and roads less travelled. It has a challenge terrains, but is worth every piece of hardship. The main attractions of the trek is the alpine meadows, the Ruinsara lake is a special glacial lake, the ancient temples of Osla. It offers a complete view of Bandarpoonch, Kalanag and swargarohini peaks. It’s a challenging pass crossing from Har ki Dun valley to yamunotri. This one is said to be a stairway to heaven. Offering the ethereal serenity of the Ruinsara valley and the lush green meadows of the Devsu Thach. It could be visited all around the year but, the best time starts from Oct and continues till Nov to experience those peaks covered in a blanket of snow. To all the trekkers and nature lovers this one is a must for their life time experience.

Day 1: Dehradun to Sankari (1920 m), Drive 198km/8-9 hours

Day 2: Sankri to Seema (2400 m), Drive 11km/1 hr + Trek 12km/5-6 hrs

Day 3: Seema to Rainbasera (3100 m) via Devsu Bughyal (3030 m); Trek 9 km/ 4-5 hrs

Day 4: Rainbasera to Ruinsara Tal (3,600 m); Trek 8 km/4-5 hrs.

Day 5: Ruinsara Tal to Odari (4,100 m); Trek 4km/3-4 hrs.

Day 6: Odari to Base Camp (4680 m); Trek 4km/4-5hrs

Day 7: Base Camp to Lower Dhamni (3400 m) via Bali pass (4940 m); Trek 12 km/7-8 hrs.

Day 8: Lower Dhamni to Janki Chatti (2650 m) via Yamunotri; Trek 8km/6-7 hrs

Day 9: Janki Chatti to Dehradun. Drive 180 Km/7-8 hrs.

Also checkout the Advisory Below-
1. Smoking and drinking are not recommended.
2. Follow the trek instructor or guide in order to enjoy a safe trekking experience.
3. No intoxication in any means during the trek.
4. Avoid trekking in nights without the conscience of trek guide
5 .carry all the personal medications to be safe in the trek.
6. All the trek takes place through eco friendly zones ,so do not encourage littering the local sites or camp sites or on the trek route.

Itinerary

Your journey will start from Dehradun. In the early morning from Dehradun railway station or ISBT bus stand you will be dropped to Sankri Drive. During the drive to Sankari from Dehradun, you will experience amazing scenic places like Nainbagh, Kempty waterfalls, etc.

Sankri to Taluka By taxi after having breakfast. Same day you will be starting trekking to Chelugad/seema and then at night staying in tents. Seema is mainly a small settlement just opposite Osla River. After experiencing the scenic place, you will surely be energized for trekking.

It is moderate to difficult slope and you can see the confluence of Har ki Dun. You will get the opportunity to see mixed scenery of meadows & forest. As you will move towards Devsu Bughyal, you will see that the path ascends & gets steep. You will explore stunning sights of the Kala Nag popularly known as Black peak.

Here you will experience a moderate ascent and get the opportunity to do camping near by the lake. You will get an opportunity to enjoy the striking sight of Ruinsara Tal which is surrounded by meadows.

Ruinsara Tal to Odari, covering 4km by trekking. Camping at this altitude is completely a new experience that fewer treks offer. Here you will get steep and gradual mixed ascent, giving you a perfect experience of trekking. It said that Hanuman’s brother stayed for one night in Odari.

Here you will enjoy a steep ascent & also walk on a mountain ridge. Here you will stay in a tent. This is the peak of the trek so you can carry your trekking gear. You will get an amazing view of silvery snowfield here.

After the Bali pass, half of the trek is descent. From here you will get summit view of Bandarpoonch, Black peak, and also Yamunotri side. You will be given packed lunch on the way and the stay in a tent.

From dhamni trek down to hold Yamunotri shrine which is considered as one of the Char Dhams of Uttarakhand. Here the trail is easy & well-defined. You will be given packed lunch for the trek.

End of trekking journey with lots of new experiences and life-long memories. You will be dropped from Janki Chatti to Dehradun.

Inclusion

  • Accommodation. (Guest house, Home stay, Camping)
  • Meals while on trek (Veg.+ Egg)
  • Trek equipments: Sleeping bag, mattress, tent (twin sharing), kitchen & dinning tent, toilet tent, utensils and crampon (if required)
  • All necessary permits and entry fees.
  • First aid medical kits, stretcher and oxygen cylinder.
  • Mountaineering qualified & professional trek Leader, guide and Support staff.
  • Transport from Dehradun to Sankri and retorn (According to itinerary)
  • Mules to carry the central luggage

Exclusion

  • Meals during road journeys.
  • Insurance.
  • Any personal expenses.
  • Mules or porter to carry personal luggage.
  • Anything apart from inclusions.

Trekking Shoes (Waterproof, Ankle support)

Rucksack with raincover (40-60 litre)

Daybag/Daypack (10-20 litre)

Jacket : (Windproof, Down jacket, Fleece jacket)

Woolen/Fleece Clothes

Thermal Inners

Woolen Cap

Hand Gloves (Waterproof/Woolen/Fleece)

1  Raincoat/Poncho

Trek Pole/Walking Stick

Trek Pants (Windproof/Waterproof)

3  T-Shirts (Collar/Full Sleeves/Rapid dry)

Socks (3 pairs)

Neck Cover

2  water bottle (each 1 litre)

Slippers/Floaters (Non-slippery)

Lunch Box / Tiffin

Hat or sun protection Cap

Head Lamp / Hand torch

Sunglasses (UV protected)

Personal Toiletries

Hand Sanitizer

Toilet Paper roll

Sun Screen (SPF 40-60)

Moisturizer/Lip Balm

Glucose/DryFruits/Energy Bar

Personal Basic Medical kit

**Microspikes/Crampon and Gaiters Included in package

**Personal ID card (original with photocopy)

**Rent available at Sankri Basecamp

**All items above available at sankri market.

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Bali Pass
From ₹18,500.00
/ Adult
  • Difficult
  • 16208 Ft/ 4940M
  • 9 Days, 8 Nights
  • +5 to -5
  • May, June, Sep and Nov
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