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Itinerary for Buran Ghati Trek

A Journey Through Scenic Meadows, Challenging Passes, and Majestic Views

By Khushi GoyalPublished 2 years ago 1 min read

Day 1: Shimla to Janglik

  • Altitude: 2,800 m
  • Drive: 160 km | 9-10 hrs

Drive through scenic hill roads to reach Janglik, a quaint village that marks the beginning of your trek.

Day 2: Janglik to Dayara Thatch

  • Altitude: 3,400 m
  • Trek: 4 km | 5-6 hrs

Trek through lush forests and alpine meadows to reach Dayara Thatch, a beautiful campsite with panoramic views.

Day 3: Dayara Thatch to Litham

  • Altitude: 3,600 m
  • Trek: 5-6 km

Continue your trek through pristine landscapes, heading towards Litham, a serene spot perfect for an overnight stay.

Day 4: Acclimatization Day and Visit to Chandranahan Lake

  • Altitude: 4,023 m
  • Trek: 4 km each way | 6-7 hrs

Spend the day acclimatizing to the high altitude with a visit to Chandranahan Lake, known for its crystal-clear waters.

Day 5: Litham to Dhunda

  • Altitude: 4,000 m
  • Trek: 4-5 km | 3-4 hrs

Trek to Dhunda, a high-altitude campsite where you can enjoy stunning views of surrounding peaks and valleys.

Day 6: Dhunda to Munirang via Buran Ghati Pass

  • Munirang Campsite: 3,400 m
  • Buran Ghati Pass: 4,550 m
  • Trek: 8 km | 10-11 hrs

Cross the challenging Buran Ghati Pass, one of the trek's highlights, offering breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks.

Day 7: Munirang to Barua Village & Drive to Shimla

  • Altitude: 2,300 m
  • Trek: 5-6 km | 2-3 hrs

Descend through lush forests to Barua Village, where you'll complete the trek and then drive back to Shimla.

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Khushi Goyal

Adventure is my compass, and the world is my playground. As a travel enthusiast, I am constantly on the lookout for places that challenge my perspective and ignite my sense of wonder.

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    Written by Khushi Goyal