Rupin Pass is best described as a cross-country walk that is full of twists and turns, each of which brings a new experience and new views of the surrounding landscape. This high altitude trek is a favourite among those who are looking for an exciting new experience since it is regarded as one of the top trekking routes in all of India. This hiking trail is located at an altitude of 4,700 metres (15,350 feet), and it traverses two distinct states in India. Along the way, it offers some stunning sights and takes hikers past several interesting natural features. The Rupin Pass trek begins in Dhaula, which is located in Uttarakhand, and concludes in Sangla, which is located in Himachal Pradesh. The attractiveness of the trek route resides in the fact that it provides participants with the opportunity to see not only the deserted snow-covered Himalayan area but also the two extremely unique local cultures of the two states that are next to one another. This high altitude hiking adventure through Rupin Pass provides you with a wealth of variety in all of its guises. During the course of the walk, you will traverse a wide variety of terrain, some of which may change suddenly. You may find everything on one walk, from snow-covered fields to rocky terrain, from lush green meadows to deep folds in the mountain, from glaciers, snow bridges, and icy slopes to habitations and holy places.

Keypoints:

1. Base camp: Shimla
2. Grade: Moderate to Difficult
3. Months: April to June and September to November
4. Height: 15,200 Ft.
5. Distance: 50 Kms