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The Buran Ghati Trek is a spectacular Himalayan adventure in Himachal Pradesh that takes you through pine forests, endless meadows, alpine lakes, and the thrilling snow wall descent from Buran Pass at 15,000 ft. This 7-8 day journey is perfect for seasoned trekkers seeking variety, challenge, and breathtaking landscapes every single day.
Starting at the quaint village of Janglik and ending at Barua, it’s a trail full of surprises—dense forests, cascading streams, glacial lakes, and wide-open valleys.
May to Mid-June: Perfect for snow lovers – experience snow bridges, icy slopes, and snow-wall descent.
Mid-September to October: Autumn hues in the meadows and crisp skies – a photographer’s dream.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Altitude | 15,000 ft (Buran Pass) |
| Difficulty | Moderate → Difficult |
| Duration | 7-8 Days |
| Trek Distance | ~37–40 km total |
| Best Season | May–June & Sept–Oct |
| Start Point | Janglik (via Shimla) |
| End Point | Barua Village |
| Accommodation | Alpine tent camping |
| Temperature | 12–18°C day / -10°C night |
Drive from Shimla to Janglik (~8–9 hrs, 150 km)
Overnight stay in homestay/guesthouse at Janglik village – a heritage hamlet straight out of a postcard
Trek through pine & oak forests, charming wooden huts, and grassy meadows (~4–5 hrs)
Set up camp at Dayara Thatch – a massive alpine meadow with panoramic views
Gradual trek through rolling meadows and stream crossings (~3–4 hrs)
Cross Chandranahan stream to camp at Litham, surrounded by snow-capped peaks
Short day hike to Chandranahan Lake, a stunning glacial amphitheater
Explore waterfalls and enjoy snow play before descending to Litham
Steep climb over boulders and moraine (~4 hrs)
Camp at Dhunda, offering first views of Buran Pass and Gunas waterfall
Summit day! Cross Buran Pass and descend via steep snow walls
Experience rappelling & thrilling snow slides (if in early season)
Camp in the valley near Barua Khud
Trek down through dense pine forests and apple orchards (~5 hrs)
Drive back to Shimla; trip ends by evening
It’s a moderate-to-difficult trek. Basic fitness and previous high-altitude trekking experience are recommended.
In May-June expect thick snow and thrilling snow slides. September-October offers snow-free trails with autumn colors.
Shared toilet tents are provided at campsites.
Yes. All technical equipment for rappelling the snow wall is included.
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