The Inderhara Pass Trek is a high-altitude Himalayan adventure designed around one ultimate goal, crossing the dramatic Inderhara Pass at an elevation of 4,300 meters. Set in the rugged Dhauladhar Range, this trek offers an authentic mountain experience that goes far beyond the popular trails of Himachal Pradesh. The journey begins from McLeod Ganj and steadily ascends through remote Gaddi tribal villages, dense alpine forests, and classic Himalayan meadows.
As trekkers move higher, the landscape transforms into stark glacial terrain, leading to high camps near Laka Glacier. The final ascent to Inderhara Pass involves steep snow and ice sections and may require rope support depending on conditions, making it a true test of endurance and skill. Reaching the top of the pass rewards trekkers with breathtaking panoramic views of towering Himalayan peaks and deep valleys stretching across the region. Ideal for experienced trekkers seeking a challenging and rewarding expedition, this trek combines cultural depth, technical adventure, and the unmatched thrill of standing atop one of the most impressive passes in the Dhauladhar range.
This is not just a trek - it’s a true Himalayan challenge.
Standing atop Inderhara Pass is a moment of triumph, reserved for trekkers who seek raw adventure beyond the ordinary.
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Cross the high-altitude Inderhara Pass (4,300 m)
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Stunning views of the Dhauladhar mountain range
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Walk through remote Gaddi tribal villages
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Camping at Triund and Laka Glacier
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Snow and ice adventure trek with mountaineering feel
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Rich flora, fauna, and birdlife
- Mix of cultural exploration and alpine wilderness
Day 01: Amritsar to Dharamshala (Drive – approx. 5 hrs)
- Arrival at Amritsar Airport
- Scenic drive to Dharamshala
- Hotel check-in
- Afternoon free to explore McLeod Ganj and Dalai Lama Temple (on your own)
- Overnight stay at hotel
Day 02: McLeod Ganj – Satobari – Kareri Village (1,850 m) | 5 hrs trek
- Short drive (15 min) to Satobari – trek starting point
- Downhill walk to Ghera Village via Barnet Village
- Cross a stream at Ghera and climb steeply uphill
- Reach Kareri, a traditional Gaddi tribal village
- Overnight camping near Kareri Village
Day 03: Kareri Village – Bahl Village (2,000 m) | 13 km | 5–6 hrs
- Gradual walk with minor ascents and descents
- Reach Rawa Village on the banks of the Rawa River
- Pass several remote tribal settlements
- Steep forest ascent to Bahl Village
- Camp near a mountain stream
- Excellent bird-watching opportunities
Day 04: Bahl Village – Triund (2,875 m) | 10 km | 5 hrs
- Steep ascent through oak, rhododendron, and cedar forests
- Leave all villages behind and enter high alpine terrain
- Reach Triund, a scenic meadow on a ridge
- Panoramic views of the Dhauladhar Range and Kangra Valley
- Overnight camping at Triund
Day 05: Triund – Khabrotu – Kunal Pathari – Laka Glacier (3,200 m) | 4 hrs
- Traverse glacial moraine terrain
- Reach Khabrotu with close views of Dhauladhar peaks
- Side hike to Kunal Pathari temple on a ridge
- Continue trek to Laka Glacier
- Camp near the glacier
Day 06: Laka Glacier – Inderhara Pass (4,300 m) – Laka Glacier
- Very early start (around 5:00 AM)
- Steep ascent on snow and ice (approx. 6 hrs)
- Rope support may be used depending on snow conditions
- Reach Inderhara Pass – breathtaking high-altitude views
- Descend back to Laka Glacier (approx. 4 hrs)
- Overnight camping
Day 07: Laka Glacier – Triund – McLeod Ganj
- Descend to Triund
- Take a different trail toward Bhagsu Waterfall
- Trek ends near Bhagsu Village road-head
- Short drive to hotel in McLeod Ganj
- Hotel check-in and rest
Day 08: Dharamshala to Amritsar (Drive – approx. 5 hrs)
- Breakfast at hotel
- Drive to Amritsar Airport
- Departure for onward journey
What is included in the tour
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All transfers as per itinerary (Amritsar–Dharamshala–Amritsar)
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Hotel accommodation in Dharamshala/McLeod Ganj (as per plan)
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All camping arrangements during the trek
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Professional trek leader/guide
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Support staff (cook, helpers) during the trek
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All meals during the tour, expect at Airport
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Trek permits and forest entry fees
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Safety equipment (ropes, basic first-aid kit)
What is NOT included in the tour
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Airfare tickets to/from Amritsar
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Personal trekking gear (shoes, jackets, gloves, etc.)
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Crampons, gaiters, and personal technical equipment
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Personal expenses (laundry, tips, phone calls, drinks)
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Any cost arising due to weather, roadblocks, or delays
- Anything not mentioned under Tour Inclusions


