At an high altitude of 5450 mt above sea level, Borasu Pass is a trek that offers numerous challenges to a trekker. Located in unexplored regions of western Himalayas ahead of beautiful Har-Ki-Doon valley, Borasu Pass trek starts from Uttarakhand and ends in Himachal Pradesh at Chitkul, the last Indian village. With the trek offering many challenges, this trek is suitable for experienced Himalayan trekkers. Borasu Pass trek is a treat for adventure enthusiasts as this trek offers you some breathtaking views of pine forests, rivers, mountains, meadows and high Himalayan pass.

<h4>TREK INFO</h4>
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<td>Duration:</td>
<td>7 days</td>
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<td>Trek grade:</td>
<td>Vigorous</td>
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<td>Trekking distance:</td>
<td>67km</td>
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<td>Maximum altitude:</td>
<td>5450m</td>
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<td>Nearest airport:</td>
<td>Jollygrant (Dehradun</td>
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<td>Nearest railway station:</td>
<td>Dehradun</td>
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<td>Mode of transport from Dehradun:</td>
<td>By taxi from Dehradun to Sankri</td>
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<td>Best Time for Treks:</td>
<td>June – October</td>
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Day 1 :

Arrival day (dehradun-base camp Sankri). [210km drive]

Drive from Dehradun to Sankri/Saur (1920mt) through the Yamuna and Tons valleys across the Yamuna bridge and eye pleasing view of beautiful dense pine forests. Trekkers will reach Sankri in the evening, which is the best time to look out for the sun setting behind the mountain ranges. Sankri base camp gives a beautiful view of all the four peaks in swargarohini range. Overnight camping in sankri under the clear sky covered with millions of stars. Participants are expected to arrive at Sankri base camp on their own with an additional cost. TrekUp will arrange for taxi to sankri base camp from dehradun.

Day 2 :

Sankri -Taluka. [10km drive] Taluka - Seema.[14km trek]

Early morning drive from Sankri to Taluka through dense forests and water streams gushing down the roads.Taluka is a small village with traditional house structures and a few dhaba corners serving simple yet delicious food. Trekkers will be given some rest and the trek will start from Taluka. This 14km trek has everything in it, as the trekkers will walk on rocky surfaces, traditional wooden bridges and green trials with supin river flowing on the left side. One can notice the presence of different animals and birds as well. The great thing about this trek is, that trekkers will get many spots with fresh drinking water streams. The trekkers will reach Seema via Gangar village in the evening. The trekkers will camp on a small green field just before seema.

Day 3 :

Seema - Har ki doon. [12km trek]

Today is a busy day for trekkers as they will be covering 12km and will be a much steeper ascent. This trail will give some beautiful views of snow capped mountains, waterfalls, meadows, flora and fauna. There will be many wooden bridges that the trekkers will be crossing. The trekkers will get the view of whole har-ki-doon valley during the later part of the trail and they will reach har-ki-doon valley by the evening. The camp will be set at the base of har-ki-doon peak. One can notice swargarohini, hata and other Himalayan peaks in the background with har-ki-doon and ruinsara rivers flowing on both sides.

Day 4 :

Har ki Doon to Ratta tho [5-6km trek]

Today is an easy day, with trekkers covering a distance of 5-6km from Har-Ki-Doon to Ratta Tho campsite. Hata Peak and Swargarohini Peak can be viewed on our way. Lush green meadows on one side and Har-Ki-Doon river on the other side gives heavenly feeling. Reach Ratta Tho by afternoon and camp overnight near green meadows carpeted with yellow flowers.

Day 5 :

Ratta Tho - Upper Lamjunga [6-7km trek]

Today is a short but a challenging steep climb from Ratta Tho to Upper Lamjunga. The trail will take you through beautiful meadows and streams before you reach water bodies of Borasu Glacier. The trail now transforms into a rocky surface from lush green meadows. Reach Upper Lamjunga by evening and take a well deserved rest to prepare yourself for a challenging day ahead. camp overnight at Upper Lamjunga.

Day 6 :

Upper Lamjunga - Borasu pass- Bonga campsite [10km trek]

Today is going to be a tough day. Get up early in the morning to start trekking towards the summit. With the views of blue sky and gigantic Himalayan peaks surrounding you, we keep walking in the direction of the pass. The slopes get steeper as you progress. Get some mesmerizing views from the summit and start walking on the other side of the pass to reach Bonga Campsite. Camp overnight at Bonga Campsite.

Day 7 :

Bonga Campsite - Chitkul [15-16km trek]

Start early morning and take a trail that follows the stream and walk through lush green Doria campsite. Continue the trek towards Beas river and Chitkul can be viewed on the other side of Beas river. Chitkul, also known as the last Indian village is a beautiful place to spend some time and take rest before you leave for Shimla via Sangla. Board a taxi from Chitkul to shimla.

What to take

Packing Refuge Based Keep it simple and minimal “A heavy pack is a pack filled with anxiety.” Freud.Keeping your pack weight to a minimum is the key to a successful trek. We recommend people joining any of our treks where you will be sleeping in gites (hostels) or refuges be equipped with the following:
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Technical equipment Comfortable walking boots or shoes (3 or 4 season)

Walking poles (definitely two) Clothing suggestions

Fleece Waterproof jacket (or big plastic poncho)

Waterproof over trousers

Lightweight puffer jacket for evening comfort in the higher refuges

Warm gloves and hat (for early starts)

Sun hat or peaked cap

Sunglasses

One pair shorts

One pair lightweight walking trousers

Two T-shirts

Good quality walking socks

Other essential items

40 – 60 litre Rucksack

Light weight towel

Waterproof ruck sack cover or waterproof bags to keep your things dry

Sun block for face and lips (Factor 50)

Personal First Aid kit (plasters, Compeed for blisters, paracetamol)

Roll of toilet paper

Water bottle or Platypus type hydration system – 1.5 to 2 litres

Penknife

Head torch for use in refuges

Survival blanket (light foil blanket to keep injured people warm).

Optional items Change of clothing to include:

underwear, tracksuit bottoms, dry shirt, spare socks (think of things that you can wear to both dinner and bed so you don’t need to change)

Camera Paperback novel (light!)

Snack bars/dried fruit/chocolate

Waterproof map case

Ear plugs (there will inevitably be snorers in the refuge)

Buff – good for blocking out light and noise while sleeping, keeping your neck warm, holding your hair etc.

Additional items for Independent Groups

Compass, Altimeter, GPS or Mobile phone with GPS

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