Bali Pass Trek

Grade: Moderate to Difficult

Location: Uttarakhand

Altitude: 4950 m (16,240 ft)

Duration: 6 Nights 7 Days

Bali Pass Trek: Bali Pass is named after Bali, the monkey king of Kishkindha mountain, a significant figure in Hindu mythology. Despite being located in North India, the pass is named after Bali because he is believed to have crossed these mountains during carrying Sanjaivani buti ( a kind of herbs) from the Himalayas mountains for The Lord Rama when they were in critical situation with Ramayan and defeated a demon at Odari who tried to interrupted him. This Trek was Connecting to a Yamunotri and Har Ki Dun Valley, Bali Pass trek at an altitude of 16240 ft. ( 4,950M) is a difficult trek meant for seasoned trekkers only. Bali Pass trek starts from Sankri village in Uttarakhand and ends at Janki Chatti. This trek offers splendid panoramic views of Swargarohini Peak, Kalanag, and Bandarpunch Peak. The alpine meadows of Dev Thach in the middle of the Ruinsara forest is something to look out for. The Ruinsara lake has unmatched beauty and grandeur with a mythological story associated with it. The Bali Pass trek should be in the list of trekkers who wish to experience the nature at its best and push their limits. The best months to do Bali Pass trek are from May to June and from September to October. With challenging terrains, steep ascents and descents, exhilarating pass crossing, and narrow trails, one has to have a very good physical and mental endurance to undertake this trek successfully. Considered as one of the most unexplored trails in the Indian Himalayas, the Bali Pass Trek is for adventurists who wish to pursue offbeat treks.

Inclusions

Accommodation ( camps/ Guest houses
All technical & Camping gear
All meals and snacks/ Refreshments
Permits and entry fees
Professional trek leaders and guides, helpers
Porters/ Mules for carrying common luggage
First - aid and medical kit
Walking stick, head lamp snow cleats, Gaiters

Exclusions

Travel expenses fro from Dehradun or Rishikesh
Personal expenses, insurance, and emergency evacuation (if required).

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Detailed Itinerary

Day 1:

Arrival in Dehradun or Mussorie Drive to Sankri (1,950m / 6,398 ft)

Drive Distance : (6-7 hours, 200 km).

Highlights: Scenic drive through Yamuna Valley and Head town Purola pine forests and other villages

Getting ready further:

Team briefing at Sankri, distribute trekking gear, and discuss the next day's plan.

Meal plan: all Meals and refreshments/snacks are included in the package.

Day 2:

Sankri to Seema Via Gangad Village (2,560m / 8,400 ft)

Trek Distance: 12 km (5-6 hours).

Trail: Easy ascent along the Supin River with views of terraced fields along with local villagers traditional lifestyle.

Overnight: Camp at Seema village.

Business Notes: Plan a team bonding session or strategy talk over dinner.

Day 3:

Seema to Rainbasera (3,100m / 10,170 ft)

Trek Distance: 8 km (5-6 hours).

Trail: Steep climb through dense forest and alpine meadows.

Altitude Gain: Moderate.

Overnight: Camp near the Supin River.

Focus: Encourage participants to pace themselves to acclimatize properly.

Day 4:

Rainbasera to Ruinsara Tal (3,600m / 11,811 ft)

Trek Distance: 10 km (6 hours).

Trail: Gradual ascent with stunning views of the Swargarohini range.

Key Highlight: Visit the pristine glacial lake, Ruinsara Tal. And team building work plan for further programs to make every participant successful summit

Business Activity: Reflective sessions for strategic discussions or personal goal-setting.

Day 5:

Ruinsara Tal to Bali Pass Base Camp (4,650m / 15,256 ft)

Trek Distance: 10 km (6-7 hours).

Trail: Steep climb; prepare for colder weather and high altitude.

Business Tips: Host an inspirational talk on overcoming challenges.

Day 6:

Bali Pass Base Camp to Lower Dhamni (4,950m to 3,200m)

Trek Distance: 12 km (8-9 hours).

Key Highlight: Cross Bali Pass (4,950m)—panoramic views of the Yamunotri and Bandarpoonch ranges.

Trail: Steep ascent to the pass and sharp descent to Lower Dhamni.

Business Insight: Celebrate team accomplishments at camp.

Day 7:

Lower Dhamni to Janki Chatti (2,650m / 8,694 ft), Drive to Dehradun

Trek Distance: 6 km (2 hours).