Introduction
Finding a trek that gives you the chance to witness the pristine magnificence of crossing a Himalayan Pass is uncommon. Through the Bali Pass Trek, Yamunotri and Har Ki Dun Valley are connected. It crosses the Tons-Ruinsara River confluence and then proceeds to Devsu Thach, where it takes in the unspoiled tranquility and verdant meadows.
Alpine regions will soon be accessible from the greenery. At 16,207 feet, the Pass provides 360-degree views of the Bandarpoonch and Kalanag peaks. This trek is strenuous and not recommended for beginners.
Finding a trek that gives you the chance to witness the pristine magnificence of crossing a Himalayan Pass is uncommon. Through the Bali Pass Trek, Yamunotri and Har Ki Dun Valley are connected. It crosses the Tons-Ruinsara River confluence and then proceeds to Devsu Thach, where it takes in the unspoiled tranquility and verdant meadows.
Alpine regions will soon be accessible from the greenery. At 16,207 feet, the Pass provides 360-degree views of the Bandarpoonch and Kalanag peaks. This trek is strenuous and not recommended for beginners.
If you love traveling you can also see a Bike Trip to Leh Ladakh from Srinagar.
Ancient Osla or Ganga villages are accessible for time travel.
Finding a trek that gives you the chance to witness the pristine magnificence of crossing a Himalayan Pass is uncommon. Through the Bali Pass Trek, Yamunotri and Har Ki Dun Valley are connected. It crosses the Tons-Ruinsara River confluence and then proceeds to Devsu Thach, where it takes in the unspoiled tranquility and verdant meadows.
Alpine regions will soon be accessible from the greenery. At 16,207 feet, the Pass provides 360-degree views of the Bandarpoonch and Kalanag peaks. This trek is strenuous and not recommended for beginners.
Walking to a Pass
The Pass is situated in the Garhwal kernels at an astounding 5,000m elevation. The breathtaking high-
The alpine meadows of Devsu Thach in the Ruinsara Forest are a wonderful surprise.
The scenery is magnificent in Dev Thach. A flourishing meadow with tall trees and the mountains Kalanag, Swargarohini, and Kalanag in the distance make the ideal environment. A fantastic place to camp is here.
The Ruinsara Trail, which connects Devsu Thach with Ruinsara Lake before continuing to Ruinsara River
This section is both lovely and challenging. Due to its narrowness, Rishi Gorge is an easy comparison. Indra Devi Sanctuary is achievable, however, it’s not as challenging as the first. Along the riverbank, an incredible variety of alpine flowers may be seen.
A distinctive glacial lake is Ruinsara Lake.
The calm lake is surrounded by Swaragrohini’s stunning mountains. The meadows are unspoiled and in perfect condition. One can sense the quiet and tranquility at the lakeside.
Bali Pass: The challenging ascent
Either before or after the monsoon season, one can go via the Himalayan pass. In June and July, the highest portions of the pass are covered in snow. It is drier and rockier during the post-monsoon seasons. Trekkers who enjoy crossing high-altitude passes will be at ease.
Itinerary for the day
Day 1: Dehradun to Sankri Day Wise Detailed Itinerary
1,950 m/6.400 feet (Sankri)
Distance: 220 kilometers, or about 10 hours.
Time of pickup in the parking area of the Dehradun railway station.
At 5:00 PM, Sankri is predicted to show up.
To the forest checkpoint in Sankri, bring a copy of your ID evidence and the original with you.
BSNL is a network option (erratic).
Breakfast and lunch on the way are not included in the cost.
Keep a warm jacket on hand after Pula.
A fully operational AMT is present on Pula.
At the end of the path leading to Govind Vallabh Pant, Wilderness Sanctuary stands Sankari.
Included in the cost is dinner at the inn.
occupancy of two or three people in a guest house
The first stop before beginning your climb to the Bali Pass is Sankri. This is a tiny settlement inside the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttarkashi. On the road from Dehradun to Sankri, you will encounter beautiful landscapes like this. waterfalls in Kempty, as well as Nainbagh, Mussoorie, etc. Swargrohini’s peak and other summits of the Greater Himalaya surround it. Amazing sights are produced as Sankri is surrounded by the setting sun. This is a fantastic way to begin your adventure. Hotels and vacation rentals are both available here.
Day 2: Via Taluka, Sankri to Seema
2,600 meters/8.500 feet (Seema) and 2,100 meters/6.700 feet (Taluka).
Difference in altitude: 650 m/2,100 ft.
12 kilometers; 1 hour; drive from Sankri to Taluka.
Trek from Taluka to Seema: 12 km, 7-8 h
Go for a stroll alongside the Supin River.
The Deodar forest is used for trekking.
Chestnut, bamboo, wild roses, and irises.
On the road is water.
The village of Osla is across from Seema.
Lunch was brought with you while traveling.
Conclusion:
If you love trekking then Bali pass trek is a very nice option as it is easy to moderate level trek.
