Buran Ghati Trek

Diude/Janglik to Dayara Thach

Altitude - 11,075 ft

Make your way to a steady ascent through a woodland for approximately 30 minutes, then a gentle fall in the meadows for about an hour, and finally a moderate ascent.As you leave Janglik, you will see exquisitely designed wheat fields that are bordered by elegant wooden farmhouses.The final huts of the small settlement will be left in your wake after fifteen minutes. The elevations will thereafter begin to rise quickly.You will eventually reach a ledge where you can step on it to give your eyes magnificent views of Janglik, Tonglu, and other settlements in an hour.

Dayara to Litham

Altitude - 11,737 ft

• The hike today begins with a brief, gentle elevation, followed by a creek crossing.

• After an hour or so of ascent through a pine forest and meadows, there will be a gradual descent through a silver birch woodland and meadows.

• If you bring 2 liters of water from Dayara, you won't need a refill today. On the walk, look for creeks.

• As you hike 740 feet in 3 hours from Dayara to Litham, you'll pass through some deep forests, expansive green meadows, flowing streams, and brooks.

• As it approaches Gunas Pass, the trail passes through meadows.

• Within fifteen minutes of leaving the Dayara campsite, a trail that slowly ascends leads into another patch of pine woodland.

Excursion to Chandranahan lake and back

Altitude - 13900 ft

• The day begins with an excursion to Chandernahan Lake which is a glacial tarn that receives year-round water from the surrounding mountains' snow-covered slopes.

• Just before you reach the Litham campsite, cross a brook for some thrill.

• Follow the shepherd's track upstream until you reach a ridgetop.

• Stride in the direction of the waterfall's snout, where the stream originates.

• The waterfall's snout is marked by attractive stone cairns and is reachable in roughly an hour and a half.

• Once you reach the flat at the base of the waterfall, the path to the lake takes a challenging curve.

• The valley bottom has some snow in late June, but it is not too tough to walk on.

Litham to Nalabansh

Altitude - 13,365 ft

• Depending on where you set up camp for the approaching attack, the Buran Pass hike can be simple or challenging.

• At 13,000 feet, Nalabansh is an ideal starting point for a two-hour ascent to the pass.

• The Gunas pass is perched prettily atop the snow-covered sides of the grey mountains of the Dhauladhar range, which towers over the trail.

• Grey and white dominate the scene in front, with green Litham grasslands to the left and rocks enclosing the Rupin Valley to the right.

• You will have an unforgettable experience if you climb this challenging terrain that is coated with snow.

Nalabansh to Munirang via Buran Ghati

Altitude - 11,737 ft

• To get to the base of the pass, follow the ridge and hop over boulders.

• It takes an hour to hike up from the base, primarily on snow.

• At precisely 15,000 feet, Buran Ghati is a fantastic climb.

• The top is a ledge that is somewhat small.

• On the other side, there is a steep and abrupt descent.

• Even with an ice ax, the descent can be dangerous without the rope.

• Your first goal is to descend to the first snow field, which is 100 meters below the pass.

• After that, there are other slides down smaller ledges in a series of descents.

• The Buran Ghati trek's descent is swift, and you quickly lose all the altitude you've gained.

Munirang to Brua Village

Altitude - 6700 ft

• The descent to the Barua settlement is notable for the diversity and variety of plants.

• Follow the Barua Khud on the way.

• Follow the busiest, widest trail possible.

• The high altitude pines give way to a variety of different trees as the trail quickly descends through them.

• The track descends to a sizable flowing stream where it meets the Barua Khud an hour and a half later.

• The only way across is a mud-lined juniper and juniper-lined temporary bridge.

• More varied foliage greets the route as it emerges from the stream.

• The first apple orchards and indications of civilization are waiting for the hikers an hour later.

By Air: Shimla is 22 kilometers away from the Jubbarhatti airport. There are good connections from Jubbarhati Airport to all other Indian cities. As a result, traveling to Shimla by flight is not difficult. The Chandigarh airport and the Delhi airport are two more airports close to Shimla, which makes getting to Shimla simple.

By Train: The closest train station is Kalka, according to railways. There are a good number of trains available from cities like Delhi, Kolkata, etc. Shimla and Kalka, which are connected by a toy railroad and are separated by around 96 kilometers, can be reached by this method (roughly 7 hours).

The greatest time to go hiking in Buran Ghati is from June to October, when the snow is nearly completely gone and the pathways are covered in stunning greenery. However, during the rainy season, the roads that go to Janglik are in terrible shape. Furthermore, due to the considerable snowfall in December as well, the majority of the sites are called to be closed. Trekking is therefore extremely challenging. In addition, there would be a lot of truck traffic on the roadways during apple harvesting seasons. The best times are between May and June and September and October, when the weather is nice and there aren't any extra problems.