Rupin Pass is a high-altitude pass across the Himalayan range in the state of Himachal Pradesh. It lies on a traditional hiking route which starts from Dhaula in Uttarakhand and ends in Sangla, Himachal Pradesh. The maximum altitude reaches up to 4650 meters, which makes it a challenging Himalayan trek.
Trip Info
-
Bus, Airlines
-
Tent / homestay
-
4,650 meters
-
Shimla
-
May–June & September–October
-
Eco-Tour, Hiking
-
All meals during the trek
-
English, Spanish, French, Chinese
-
Moderate to Difficult
-
2-15
-
12
-
65
Overview
The Rupin Pass Trek is one of the most dramatic and adventurous treks in the Indian Himalayas. Stretching across the states of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, this iconic crossover trek is famous for its constantly changing landscapes, hanging villages, roaring waterfalls, snow bridges, alpine meadows, and thrilling high-altitude pass crossing.
At an altitude of approximately 4,650 meters, Rupin Pass offers an unforgettable journey through deep valleys, dense forests, glacial trails, and remote Himalayan settlements. What makes this trek truly unique is that the scenery transforms almost every day, giving trekkers a completely new experience at every stage of the route.
From walking beside the roaring Rupin River to crossing snowfields beneath towering peaks, the Rupin Pass Trek is considered one of the most visually diverse treks in India.
Highlights
- Thrilling crossover from Uttarakhand to Himachal Pradesh
- Spectacular Rupin Pass summit experience
- Giant waterfalls and hanging valleys
- Snow bridges and glacier sections
- Beautiful alpine meadows and pine forests
- Traditional Himalayan villages and wooden homes
- Ever-changing landscapes throughout the trek
- Panoramic Himalayan mountain views
