Rupin Pass Trek

Bawta commonly refers to a village in the Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh, India, known as a stopover on the Rupin Pass trek. Experience the initial glimpse of the majestic Himalayan terrain as you prepare for the adventure ahead.

Jakha, a beautiful hanging village in Himachal Pradesh, is a highlight of the Rupin Pass Trek. Known for its steep tiered houses and pristine riverside location along the Rupin. The village offers stunning views and authentic Himalayan cultural experiences.

Saruwas Thatch is a picturesque alpine meadow featuring verdant grasslands, seasonal wildflowers, and stunning views of the Rupin River valley. It is one of the most beautiful campsites on the trek.

Dandreyash Thatch offers unparalleled views of the spectacular three-tiered Rupin Waterfall. This vast alpine meadow is surrounded by majestic mountain peaks on all sides.

Upper Waterfall Camp is one of the highest campsites. Located at the upper tier of the stunning Rupin Waterfall system, it offers trekkers the unique experience of camping beside a powerful high-altitude cascade.

The most challenging and rewarding stretch. Cross the spectacular Rupin Pass (15,350 ft) involving a steep climb through snow gullies and a sharp descent into the beautiful Ronti Gad meadows.

A 10–12 km descent offering stunning views of the Kinner Kailash Range. The trail transitions from alpine meadows into dense pine forests, eventually leading to the picturesque villages of Sangla.