Buran Ghati Trek

The trek of Buran Ghati, a well-known hike in the world of trekking, is home to many breathtaking sights. The variety of vistas this walk offers will astound you as you stroll through this trek. You will find the deeper, dense forests of Oak and Pine to be rather artistic which are some of the major attractions of this trek.

Among other attractions are the huge green meadows, jagged peaks at great altitudes, little streams, brooks, and lovely villages that will be some good places to stop by during the journey. Undoubtedly one of the main attractions of this trek is the high-altitude Chandernahan lake which is revered by many locals. If you take this trail in June, there will be a lot of snow on the ground which is also quite pleasing for your eyes. The entire voyage will take on a completely new appearance as a result. On the final stretch of the pass, you would require support of the ropes as you will need to exert yourself because it is an uphill journey. The Dhauladhar range will astound you with its distant peaks rising above one another to reveal glimpses of magnificent perspectives. A broad view of the Kinner-Kailash peaks can also be seen from the past' crest, a place you will find during the trek. Those seeking a thrilling adventure might consider Buran Ghati as an excellent hike.

Day 1: Head to Janglik Base Camp (9200 ft)

Day 2: Janglik/ Diude to Dayara Thach (9200 ft to 11075 ft)

Day 3: Dayara to Litham (11075 ft to 11737 ft)

Day 4: Excursion to Chandranahan lake (11737 ft to 13900 ft and back)

Day 5: Litham to Nalabansh (11737 ft to 13365 ft)

Day 6: Nalabansh to Munirang (13365 ft to 11800 ft via Buran Ghati)

Day 7: Munirang to Brua Village(11800 ft to 6700 ft)