Bali Pass Trek
High-Altitude Pass Connecting Har Ki Dun & Yamunotri
State/Region
Uttrakhand
Duration
8 Days
Max Altitude
16,207 ft
Trek Distance
60 km
Difficulty
Challenging
Starting Point
Sankri, Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
Ending Point
Janki Chatti, Uttarakhand
Best Season
June, September to October
Starting Price
₹16,500
Category
Trek
Trek Highlights & Attractions
Route Trail Map
Why this trek is a must-do:
Summit at 16,207 ft with spectacular views of high peaks
Trek through scenic pine, maple and oak woods in the Garhwal Himalayas
Camp in alpine meadows under starlight next to glacial streams
Certified trek leaders, safety first approach, twice daily oximeter check
The Bali Pass Trek is a expert grade adventure in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttrakhand. Rising to a maximum altitude of 16,207 ft, this trek spans over 8 days and covers approximately 60 km. It is famous for its stunning scenery, rich local flora and fauna, and unique pass crossing or summit climb.
What to Expect
An amazing high altitude trek.
Flora & Fauna
Lush birch (Bhojpatra), pine, and deodar forests. Wildlife includes the Himalayan monal, musk deer, and occasionally langur monkeys in the lower valleys.
Local Culture
The region is rich in Garhwali folklore. The wooden temples are dedicated to local deities like Someshwar and Shiva, and locals are welcoming.
AI Overview (AEO Summary)
"Bali Pass is a difficult 8-day trek reaching 16,200 ft. It connects Sankri to Yamunotri and is known for its steep climbs and views of the Yamunotri massif."
About Bali Pass Trek
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Arrive at the base camp in Sankri. Check in, meet your guides, undergo a medical screening, and attend the pre-trek briefing session in the evening.
Best Time to Visit
Bali Pass Trek is best experienced during June, September to October. During these months, the trails are stable, weather is pleasant, and views are exceptionally clear.
Trek Eligibility & Fitness preparation
Health Parameters
- • Pulse rate at rest: 60-100 bpm
- • Blood Pressure: DIA 75-85, SYS 100-130
- • Normal BMI is required
Pre-existing Warnings
- • No Liver or kidney issues
- • No Diabetes, Asthma, or Heart problems
- • No pacemaker implants
Altitude Sickness (AMS) Warning
This trek reaches above 13,000 ft. Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a real risk. Drink 4 liters of water daily, ascend slowly, and avoid sleeping pills or alcohol.
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How to Reach
Nearest Airport
Fly to the closest international/domestic hub airport as advised by our guidelines. Transfers to the starting point can be coordinated.
Cost Terms
Inclusions
- Tented/Guesthouse accommodation on sharing basis
- All vegetarian meals from first day dinner to last day breakfast
- Experienced Wilderness First Aid Trek Leader
- Camping equipment, permits and forest entry fees
- First aid kit, oxygen cylinder, and oximeter support
Exclusions
- Transport to/from base camp
- Personal trekking gear and luggage offloading
- Travel insurance and medical emergency costs
- Tips and personal expenses
Trek Essentials
Be sure to pack these essential personal gear items to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.
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Total Package
₹16,500per person
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