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10 days

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Connecting Yamunotri and Har Ki Dun Valley Bali Pass trek at an altitude of 16240 ft. is a difficult trek meant for seasoned trekkers only. Bali Pass trek starts from Sankri village in Uttarakhand and ends at Janki Chatti. This trek offers splendid panoramic views of Bandarpoonch, Kalanag, and Swargarohini peaks. The alpine meadows of Dev Thach in the middle of the Ruinsara forest is something to look out for. The Ruinsara lake has unmatched beauty and grandeur with a mythological story associated with it. The Bali Pass trek should be in the list of trekkers who wish to experience the nature at its best and push their limits. The best months to do Bali Pass trek are from May to June and from September to October.

bali pass trek

 

Advance Facilities

  • 10 Days – 9 Nights
  • Sankri – Janki Chatti Yamunotri
  • 25,000 INR + GST
Challenge

 

  • High Altitude: Risk of altitude sickness due to significant elevation.
  • Rugged Terrain: Steep, rocky, and glacier-covered paths demand physical endurance and navigation skills.
  • Unpredictable Weather: Sudden weather changes, including snow and freezing temperatures, can make the trek challenging.

 

Included/Exclude

  • Food and Accommodation in Trek
  • Forest Permissions
  • Guides
  • Kitchen Staff and Porters
  • Additional Services
  • Insurance
  • Food & Drinks
  • Tickets

Tour Amenities

Accepts Credit Cards
Car Parking
Outdoor Seating
Reservations
Restaurant

Tour Plan

  • Where: Sankri (6,400 feet), Uttarakhand

  • What to Do:

    • Travel from Dehradun to Sankri by road (8–10 hours drive, 200 km).

    • Check into a cozy guesthouse or campsite.

    • Attend a briefing session with your trek guide about the journey.

    • Explore Sankri’s small market and local tea shops.

    • Rest to acclimatize to the altitude.

  • Highlights:

    • Enjoy the peaceful village vibe surrounded by pine forests.

    • Spot traditional wooden houses and interact with locals.

    • Catch a glimpse of distant snow-capped peaks at sunset.

  • Tips:

    • Carry a light jacket for the chilly evening.

    • Pack essentials like a water bottle and snacks for the next day.

    • Arrive by early afternoon to settle in comfortably.

  • Distance: Drive 12 km to Taluka, trek 14 km to Seema (8,800 feet)

  • Time: 6–7 hours

  • What to Do:

    • Start with a scenic morning drive from Sankri to Taluka.

    • Begin trekking from Taluka along the Supin River through dense forests.

    • Cross small wooden bridges and pass tiny villages.

    • Reach Seema village and set up camp for the night.

    • Enjoy a warm meal prepared by the trek team.

  • Highlights:

    • Walk through lush green forests with tall pine and oak trees.

    • Hear the calming sound of the Supin River.

    • Spot local wildlife like birds and small animals.

  • Tips:

    • Wear sturdy trekking shoes for rocky paths.

    • Carry a raincoat in case of sudden showers.

    • Stay hydrated and take short breaks to enjoy the scenery.

  • Distance: 12 km (9,800 feet)

  • Time: 5–6 hours

  • What to Do:

    • Start trekking after a hearty breakfast.

    • Pass through dense forests and open grassy meadows.

    • Climb gentle slopes with views of the valley below.

    • Arrive at Dev Thach, a beautiful alpine meadow, and set up camp.

    • Relax and enjoy the evening with hot tea and snacks.

  • Highlights:

    • Stunning views of rolling green meadows and distant peaks.

    • Perfect spot for photography with vibrant wildflowers.

    • Quiet and serene camping area surrounded by nature.

  • Tips:

    • Pack sunscreen and a hat for sun protection.

    • Carry a camera to capture the meadow’s beauty.

    • Layer up as temperatures drop in the evening.

  • Distance: 10 km (11,500 feet)

  • Time: 4–5 hours

  • What to Do:

    • Begin the trek with a gentle climb through the Ruinsara forest.

    • Follow the trail along the Ruinsara River.

    • Reach the stunning Ruinsara Lake and set up camp nearby.

    • Explore the lake area and listen to its mythological stories from the guide.

    • Rest and enjoy a starry night by the lake.

  • Highlights:

    • Crystal-clear Ruinsara Lake with snow-covered mountains in the background.

    • Hear tales of the lake’s connection to the Mahabharata.

    • Peaceful campsite perfect for relaxation and reflection.

  • Tips:

    • Wear warm clothes as it gets very cold at night.

    • Carry a water purifier for safe drinking water.

    • Take time to enjoy the lake’s calm and scenic beauty.

  • Distance: 7 km (13,500 feet)

  • Time: 4–5 hours

  • What to Do:

    • Start with a steep climb from the lake to higher altitudes.

    • Trek through rocky paths and sparse vegetation.

    • Reach Upper Dhumdharkandi, a high-altitude campsite.

    • Rest and acclimatize to prepare for the pass crossing.

    • Enjoy a warm dinner and early sleep.

  • Highlights:

    • Closer views of majestic peaks like Swargarohini and Kalanag.

    • Feel the thrill of reaching higher altitudes.

    • Quiet campsite with panoramic mountain views.

  • Tips:

    • Walk slowly to avoid altitude sickness.

    • Carry energy bars for quick snacks during the climb.

    • Check your gear for the challenging days ahead.

  • Distance: 6 km (15,000 feet)

  • Time: 3–4 hours

  • What to Do:

    • Trek through rocky and snowy trails to the Bali Pass Base Camp.

    • Navigate steep sections with the help of your guide.

    • Set up camp at the base and prepare for the pass crossing.

    • Attend a briefing about the next day’s challenging trek.

    • Rest early to gain energy for the big day.

  • Highlights:

    • Stunning views of snow-covered trails and high peaks.

    • Feel the excitement of being close to the pass.

    • Experience the raw beauty of the high Himalayas.

  • Tips:

    • Wear layered clothing for cold and windy conditions.

    • Use trekking poles for better balance on rocky paths.

    • Stay hydrated and avoid heavy meals at this altitude.

  • Distance: 12 km (Bali Pass at 16,240 feet, descend to Yamunotri at 10,800 feet)

  • Time: 8–10 hours

  • What to Do:

    • Start early to cross the Bali Pass, the trek’s highest point.

    • Climb steep, snowy slopes with your guide’s support.

    • Enjoy breathtaking views from the pass.

    • Descend carefully to Yamunotri, a sacred pilgrimage site.

    • Camp overnight near Yamunotri.

  • Highlights:

    • Stand at 16,240 feet with 360-degree views of Himalayan peaks.

    • Visit Yamunotri temple, one of the Char Dham sites.

    • Feel a sense of achievement after crossing the pass.

  • Tips:

    • Use sunglasses and sunscreen for snow glare.

    • Follow the guide closely on the steep descent.

    • Carry a small backpack for essentials during the long day.

  • Distance: 7 km (8,400 feet)

  • Time: 3–4 hours

  • What to Do:

    • Trek downhill from Yamunotri to Janki Chatti.

    • Pass through small villages and scenic trails.

    • Reach Janki Chatti, the trek’s endpoint.

    • Celebrate with the trek team and enjoy a final Miss dinner.

  • Highlights:

    • Relaxing downhill trek with river views.

    • Warm farewell with the trek group.

    • Sense of accomplishment after completing the trek.

  • Tips:

    • Take it easy on the descent to avoid knee strain.

    • Pack your gear for the return journey.

    • Share stories with fellow trekkers during the final meal.

  • What to Do:

    • Drive from Janki Chatti to Dehradun (8–10 hours, 180 km).

    • Stop for lunch at a roadside dhaba (local eatery).

    • Reach Dehradun and check into a hotel or head to your next destination.

    • Reflect on your trek memories.

  • Highlights:

    • Enjoy the scenic drive through Uttarakhand’s hills.

    • Share photos and stories with fellow trekkers.

    • Relax after a challenging but rewarding journey.

  • Tips:

    • Book your transport in advance for a smooth journey.

    • Carry snacks and water for the long drive.

    • Keep your camera ready for mountain views.

  • What to Do:

    • Spend the day resting in Dehradun or exploring local sights like Robber’s Cave or Mindrolling Monastery.

    • Shop for souvenirs in Dehradun’s markets.

    • Depart for your hometown by train, bus, or flight.

    • Share your Bali Pass trek story with friends and family.

  • Highlights:

    • Relax in Dehradun’s pleasant weather.

    • Enjoy local food like momos or Maggi noodles.

    • Plan your next Himalayan adventure.

  • Tips:

    • Book return tickets early to avoid last-minute hassle.

    • Rest well to recover from the trek.

    • Stay hydrated and eat light meals.

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