Bali Pass
Sankri,Garhwal,Uttarakhand
Grade
Moderate to Difficult
No of Days
Maximum Altitude
4950m
Price
INR 20,400/- (Dehradun to Dehradun)
Available Date
17th May to 25th May 2026
About Bali Pass Trek
The Bali Pass Trek is one of the most grand and adventurous high-altitude treks in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand. Connecting the legendary valleys of Har Ki Dun and Yamunotri, this trek offers a spectacular journey through ancient Himalayan villages, alpine meadows, glacial lakes and high mountain passes.
Starting from the beautiful trekking hub of Sankri, the Bali Pass Trek route takes you through some of the most iconic landscapes of the Indian Himalayas. The trek begins by passing through the remote villages of Taluka, Seema, and Osla, which are considered some of the oldest settlements in the Tons Valley. These villages offer a glimpse into the ancient Himalayan culture, wooden architecture, and traditional mountain lifestyle that has remained unchanged for centuries.
Scenic Highlights of the Bali Pass Trek-
The Bali Pass Trek itinerary offers an incredible variety of landscapes that changes dramatically as the trek progresses. From dense forests and traditional villages to alpine meadows and glacial terrains, every section of the trail presents a new Himalayan experience.
Trekkers pass through the breathtaking Har Ki Dun Valley, one of the most beautiful valleys in the Garhwal Himalayas. Known for its lush greenery, river streams and panoramic mountain views, this valley is often referred to as the “Valley of Gods.”
One of the most magical highlights of the trek is Ruinsara Tal, a pristine high-altitude glacial lake surrounded by towering peaks. The crystal-clear water of Ruinsara Lake reflects the surrounding mountains, creating a mesmerizing Himalayan landscape. This serene campsite adds a mystical charm to the Bali Pass trekking route.
Another spectacular highlight is Debshu Bugyal, a vast alpine meadow that enhances the beauty of the trek. Like many Himalayan bugyals, this meadow offers panoramic views of the surrounding snow-clad peaks and serves as an ideal campsite before the summit push to the pass.
Spectacular Views of Himalayan Peaks
The Bali Pass Trek in Uttarakhand is famous for its close-up views of some of the most majestic Himalayan peaks. Trekkers are rewarded with breathtaking panoramas of:
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Swargarohini
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Bandarpoonch
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Black Peak
From the summit of Bali Pass (4950 meters), trekkers enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the Garhwal Himalayan ranges, making the challenging climb completely worthwhile.
Summit Climb to Bali Pass-
The Bali Pass summit day is the most thrilling part of the trek. The pass remains snow-covered during the pre-monsoon season (May–June), making the climb adventurous and visually spectacular. The route involves steep ascents, narrow ridges, glacial sections, and technical descents, which makes the Bali Pass Trek one of the most challenging high-altitude treks in India. However, the dramatic landscapes and unmatched Himalayan views make every step of the journey rewarding.
Itinarery
Day 01
Day 02
Day 03
Day 04
Day 05
Day 06
Day 07
Day 08
Day 09
Reporting at Dehradun, then drive to Sankri. On arrival in Sankri, briefing and registration to be completed by every trekkers and participants. Spend the evening time in Sankri. Overnight stay at Homestay.
After early morning breakfast drive to Taluka, then trek to Seema which is approximately 12KMs. The trail is mostly gradual ascent with Supin River flowing side by it and one could spot Osla village at its opposite. Trail runs through deodar trees, Bamboo, wild roses, irises and chestnut Overnight stay at camp.
After morning breakfast,trek to Rainbasera of altitude 3,100m. of distance 10km, the trail is Moderate to gradual ascent and descent. One witnesses the confluence of Har Ki Dun and Ruinsara rivers. And magnificent view of Black Peak (Kala Nag) from Debshu Bugyal. Trail runs along with the Ruinsara river. Overnight stay in camp.
After morning breakfast, trek to Ruinsara Tal, which is at an altitude of 3,600m. of distance 7 km. The trail is of moderate ascent. The beautiful Ruinsara Taal is surrounded by meadows and rhododendron bushes. from where one could view Yamuna Kanta (the pass which takes you to Yamunotri), Banderpoonch Peak, Dhumdhar Kandi, Black Peak (Kala Nag) and White Peak. Overnight stay at Camp.
After breakfast, trek to Odari, of Altitude 4,000m with distance of 4km, with steep ascent. One could view Swargarohini peak through out. Trekkers should carry enough water for the trail, since today there are very limited source of water. It is believed that Bali ( Lord Hanuman's brother) stayed in Odari for one night. Overnight stay at camp.
After early morning breakfast trek to Bali pass base camp, which lies at an altitude of 4,600m with a distance of 5 km, but the trail today is steep and technical ascent, through the mountain ridge. And one must be careful to walk on the mountain ridge. Overnight stay at camp.
After early morning breakfast trek to Lower Dhamni via Bali Pass, at an altitude of 4,900m. Today is the important day with distance of 14km with Steep and technical ascent of 1-1.5 hours till the Bali Pass. Once you reach the summit, one could get grandeur views of Bandarpoonch, Kalanag (Black Peak), Ruinsara and Yamuntori side. After Bali pass, the trail is entirely descent. Overnight stay in camp.
After early morning breakfast trek to Jaan ki Chatti of distance 8km, the trail is entirely easy and descent. Either packed lunch or once the team reaches Jan Ki Chatti, then drive to Dehradun station/ISBT Driving time to Dehradun may increase due to of heavy traffic. Make your further travel plan from Dehradun after 8:00 pm. Or one can opt to stay in Dehradun at their own cost.
Buffer Day - Buffer day is only used when the weather conditions are disrupted, to be decided by the Trek Leader. Otherwise one may reach Dehradun a day Earlier.
"What included"
Cost of transportation from Dehradun to Dehradun
Cost of accommodation in Huts/Hotels/Homestays one night in Sankri.
Cost of Fooding while on trek (Morning and evening Tea, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner- meals will be provided. Breakfast-Roti, Sabji/Maggi, etc., Lunch/Dinner-Rice/Roti, Sabji, Dal, Achar, etc.).(Day 1:- Dinner to Day 8:- Breakfast)
Technical Camping equipments:- Tents(sharing basis), Sleeping Bag, Mattress, Utensils, Microspikes, Technical climbing equipments
Guide,Support staff,cook, Supporting crew.
Cost of Permit fees.
"What not included"
Cost of Personal expenses.
Cost of emergency due to bad weather conditions.
Cost of personal porter for offloading
Meals during transit i.e. meals while on road or travelling will not be provided. No meals will be provided in Last day (Day 8)
Anything which is not mentioned in the inclusion.
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Booking Policy:
To book your trek, you need to pay 30% of the trek fees as advance. Rest 70% to be paid seven days prior to the starting date
One can pay the amount online(Net Banking, GPay, UPI ID).
Details to be shared on request.
Cancellation Policy:
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30 days before the trek date, full refund of the paid amount
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15 days before the trek date, 50% refund of the paid amount.
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Cancellation less than 15days to the start date of the trek, no refund possible
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In case Himalayan Passion cancels the trek or trip, full refund will be paid.
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One has option to send another person on their behalf.