Rupin Pass is a high altitude trek in the Indian Himalayas, located at an elevation of 15,250 feet. It offers stunning views of snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and lush green valleys. The trek is challenging but rewarding, with diverse terrain and beautiful campsites.

1. Rupin Pass Trek
Rupin Pass trek is a beautiful and challenging high-altitude trek in
the Indian Himalayas, offering stunning views and a unique
cultural experience.

2. Itinerary
Day 1: Drive from Dehradun to Dhaula (7-8 hours)
Day 2: Trek from Dhaula to Sewa (6-7 hours)
Day 3: Trek from Sewa to Jhaka (6-7 hours)
Day 4: Trek from Jhaka to Saruwas Thatch (5-6 hours)
Day 5: Trek from Saruwas Thatch to Dhanderas Thatch (4-5 hours)
Day 6: Trek from Dhanderas Thatch to Upper Waterfall Camp (5-6
hours)
Day 7: Trek from Upper Waterfall Camp to Rupin Pass to Ronti Gad (9-
10 hours)
Day 8: Trek from Ronti Gad to Sangla (4-5 hours)
Day 9: Drive from Sangla to Shimla (8-9 hours)
Day 10: Drive from Shimla to Dehradun (5-6 hours)

3. How To Reach
To reach Rupin Pass, you need to first reach Dhaula
village in Uttarakhand. Dhaula is accessible by road from
Dehradun (210 km) or Delhi (450 km). From Dehradun,
you can hire a taxi or take a bus to Dhaula. The nearest
railway station and airport are in Dehradun. After
reaching Dhaula, the trek starts and takes you through a
well-defined trail leading to Rupin Pass and ends in
Sangla, Himachal Pradesh. After completing the trek,
you can hire a taxi from Sangla to Shimla and then to
Delhi. Alternatively, you can also take a bus from Sangla
to Delhi via Shimla.

4. Trek Essential
Some essential things to carry for the Rupin Pass trek
include a sturdy backpack, trekking shoes, warm clothes,
raincoat, sunscreen, sunglasses, headlamp, first-aid kit,
personal medication, water bottle, energy bars, and
trekking poles. It's also essential to carry cash as there
are no ATMs or card facilities available on the trek.
Additionally, it's recommended to carry a map, compass,
and a GPS device as the trail can be tricky and it's easy
to get lost. It's important to stay hydrated, acclimatize
properly, and follow the instructions of the trek leader to
ensure a safe and enjoyable trekking experience.

5. Cost Term
The cost of the Rupin Pass trek varies depending on the
tour operator and the inclusions/exclusions. On average,
the cost ranges between INR 10,000 to 20,000 per
person for a group of 10-12 people. The cost typically
includes transportation from Dehradun to Dhaula and
Sangla to Shimla, accommodation (camping or
homestays), meals, trekking permits, and a trek guide.
However, the cost may not include personal expenses
such as snacks, beverages, or tips. It's important to
check the inclusions and exclusions before booking a
trek and to ensure that the tour operator is registered
and licensed to conduct the trek.

6. Things To Carry
Here's a list of essential items to carry for the Rupin Pass
trek:
1. Trekking shoes
2. Warm clothes (thermal layers, fleece jacket, down
jacket)
3. Raincoat or poncho
4. Sunscreen
5. Sunglasses
6. Headlamp or torch
7. First-aid kit (with personal medication)
8. Water bottle and water purification tablets
9. Energy bars and snacks

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