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Rupin Pass Trek – A Thrilling High-Altitude Adventure

RUPIN PASS TREK

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Rupin Pass Trek – A Thrilling High-Altitude Adventure

Rupin Pass is a challenging high-altitude trek in the Himalayas, spanning across Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. It is famous for its diverse landscapes, hanging villages, icy waterfalls, snow bridges, and thrilling ascents. The trek starts from Dhaula (Uttarakhand) and ends at Sangla (Himachal Pradesh), offering breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar and Kinnaur mountain ranges. 📍 Location: Uttarakhand – Himachal Pradesh Border 📏 Altitude: 15,250 ft (4,650 m) 🥾 Trek Distance: ~52 km ⏳ Trek Duration: 7-8 Days 🌤️ Best Time to Visit: Summer (May – June): Snow-covered trails, pleasant weather Post-Monsoon (September – October): Vibrant meadows, clear skies 🚩 Major Attractions of Rupin Pass Trek 1️⃣ Dhaula (5,100 ft) – Trek Starting Point A small village in Uttarakhand’s Govind National Park. Surrounded by pine forests & Rupin River. 2️⃣ Sewa (6,300 ft) – Hanging Village Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva & Vishnu with Kinnauri influence. Wooden houses & apple orchards make it a scenic stop. 3️⃣ Jhaka Village (8,700 ft) – The Hanging Village The last village on the trek, known for its houses hanging from a cliff. Stunning valley views & hospitality of locals. 4️⃣ Rupin Waterfall (11,500 ft) A three-stage waterfall cascading down from the mountains. Campsite with surreal sunrise & sunset views. 5️⃣ Rupin Pass Summit (15,250 ft) The most challenging ascent, requiring steep climbs on icy slopes. Panoramic views of Kinnaur Kailash & Dhauladhar ranges. 6️⃣ Sangla (8,600 ft) – Trek End Point A picturesque valley town in Himachal Pradesh. Famous for Baspa River, Kamru Fort & apple orchards. 🌍 Nearby Tourist Attractions 1️⃣ Chitkul (20 km from Sangla) India’s last inhabited village near the Tibet border. Stunning river views & traditional Kinnauri culture. 2️⃣ Kalpa (50 km from Sangla) Panoramic views of Kinnaur Kailash range. Famous for apple orchards & monasteries. 3️⃣ Reckong Peo (40 km from Sangla) Gateway to Spiti Valley. Houses the famous Chandika Devi Temple. 4️⃣ Rakcham (12 km from Sangla) Hidden gem in Kinnaur Valley known for its peaceful surroundings. Great spot for camping & photography.

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