Tag: Rupin Pass Trek
Why the new shorter version of Rupin Pass is not worth it?
Rupin pass is India’s one of the most popular Trans-Himalayan treks. Starting from Uttarakhand and ending in Himachal, it is our opportunity to experience the thrill of hiking in varied
Top summer Himalayan treks never to miss
Rupin Pass Trek Goechala Trek Har ki Doon Trek Gaumukh Tapovan Trek Kedar-Tal-Trek Pangarchulla Peak Trek Kashmir Great Leaks Trek Markha Valley Trek Pindari Glacier Trek Bali Pass Trek Chopta
Rupin Pass – Second time lucky
Why Rupin Pass, which is at an altitude of 15,250 feet above sea level? The answer to this is nothing as profound as “Because it is there”! I did not
Post monsoon trekking season: The best, a trekker can get
Are you enjoying the rains? Who does not? We love the wet season for it’s fresh green everywhere. However, some of us love to keep it dry while trekking. If
When there are risks, good management always work
Last few weeks had been really hard for mountain lovers, be it Everest mishaps or Buran and Rupin pass accidents. The weather played an important role proving that we cannot
Rupin Pass : A trek to remember
Rupin pass is an amazing trek having forest trail, bugyal, rocky trail, snow trail and climb. This is my first trek with TTH and the experience was awesome. Trek was
This Summer Explore The Hidden Treasures Under The Snow-Cover
A new season is arriving which will give you the opportunity to experience the hidden treasures and adventures underneath the beautiful snow cover. Summer brings all-natural livelihood back to the
Why to go somewhere else, when our India is so beautiful… RUPIN PASS PHOTO BLOG
Life Time experience… 8 days… rivers, forests, villages, waterfalls, mountains, greenery, snow falls, snow trek, lake, 15,250 ft summit, snow slides, temperature up to 5-10 degree. What else to ask
Rupin Pass Trek
What is a trek? If you see the dictionary it will tell you that trek is to go on a long and often difficult journey. If asked I might have
Our First Himalayan Trek: RUPIN PASS
Trekking in Himalayas had been on my bucket list for quite some time. Dream came to reality when my better half agreed to be part of the expedition this summer.
My First High Altitude Trek
5’4, 48kg, below BMI, very low tolerance for cold, can manage till 20C, very low tolerance for strangers, migraine prone, hard-core non-vegetarian. That is what my profile reads like. Yet,
Rupin Pass- My Himalayan journey to Rupin Pass trek
It is my last day of Rupin Pass Trek. I am at Sangla and my knees and toes are exhausted from the long journey, which I have pursued for the