- Start your journey early morning from Dehradun
- Enjoy a scenic drive through Mussoorie, Purola & Mori
- Overnight stay in a guesthouse at Sankri with dinner included
Best Bali Pass Trek Package
Experience one of the most thrilling high-altitude adventures in Uttarakhand with our Bali Pass Trek Package. Walk through dense forests, scenic meadows & icy trails – all with expert guidance.
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Region
Uttarakhand, India
Duration
7 Night - 8 Days
Max Altitude
16,207 ft
Trekking km
57 KM
Grade
Difficult : Level 3
Trek Price : ₹ 16999/- (Dehradun to Dehradun)
Overview
- Trek Name: Bali Pass Trek
- Days: 8
- Adventure Type: Trekking
- Altitude: 16,207 Ft
- Season: Summer | Autumn
- Month: May | June | September | October
- Country: India
- Base Camp: Sankri
- Grade: Difficult
- Rail Head: Dehradun
- Food: Meals while on trek & Guest House (Veg & Eggs)
- Stay: Guest House (Separate male & Female) & Camping (Twin Sharing)
- Location: Uttarakhand
- Distance: 57 Km
- AirPort: Jolly Grant Airport, which is 28 km away from Dehradun
- Trail Type: Cross over trail | Start in one valley, traverse the pass, and ends in another valley.
Highlights :
- 5% GST will be applicable on Trek Cost and Add-ons
- Reporting Time: 6:30 am
- Services: Sankri to Janki Chatti.
- Meeting Point: Pickup/Drop Point: Prince Chowk, Dehradun
- Drop Point: 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Timings are subject to change based on weather and road conditions).
- Please reach Dehradun a day before to avoid any delays.
Short Itinerary
Day 1
- Drive of 190 km from Dehradun to Sankri taking 8-9 hours
Day 2
- Trek from Sankri to Seema via Taluka
Day 3
- Seema to Rainbasera (9 km)
Day 4
- Rainbasera to Ruinsara Tal (7 km)
Day 5
- Rest day at Ruinsara Tal
Day 6
- Ruinsara to Odari (6 km)
Day 7
- Odari to Bali Pass Summit to Lower Dhamni (14 km)
Day 8
- Trek to Yamunotri & drive to Janki Chatti including a 5 km trek & 3 km drive
Day 9
- Drive back to Dehradun from Janki Chatti
Detailed Itinerary
DAY 01- Dehradun to Sankri
DAY 02- Sankri to Seema via Taluka
- Drive to Taluka village & begin the trek along the Supin River
- Cross beautiful bridges & forest trails to reach Seema
- Stay in tents with all meals included
DAY 03- Seema to Rainbasera
- Trek further into the valley
- The trail includes river crossings & lush landscapes.
- Camp at Rainbasera near the Supin River with breakfast, lunch & dinner
DAY 04- Rainbasera to Ruinsara Tal
- A beautiful walk through pine forests & alpine meadows leads to the serene Ruinsara Lake
- Overnight camping near the lake with all meals provided
DAY 05- Rest Day at Ruinsara Tal
- Explore nearby meadows & enjoy the view of snow-capped peaks
- Take part in light activities & briefings
- All meals included
DAY 06- Ruinsara to Odari
- Trek to Odari, a high-altitude camp located at the base of the pass
- The trail gets steeper & colder
- Stay in tents with hot meals
DAY 07- Odari to Bali Pass to Lower Dhamni
- Toughest day of trek so start early with a steep climb to Bali Pass (16,200 ft)
- Upon reaching, enjoy panoramic views
- Trek down sharply to Lower Dhamni
All meals included
DAY 08- Lower Dhamni to Yamunotri to Janki Chatti
- Easy climb down to Yamunotri temple
- Explore the shrine & drive to Janki Chatti
- Stay in a guesthouse.
- All meals included
DAY 08- Drive Back to Dehradun
- After breakfast, begin your return journey to Dehradun
- Trip ends by evening
EMBRACE THE EPIC ADVENTURE: BALI PASS TREK
Set out on the Bali Pass Trek, an enchanted and enigmatic adventure. This trail is more than just a walkway; it’s a journey across the most magnificent painting of nature and time. You become more than just a tourist when you enter Bali Pass’s embrace; you become an explorer of lost legends and undiscovered wonders.
Imagine yourself stepping on the same ground that once supported thriving ancient civilizations, following in the footsteps of generations past. The walk serves as a time machine, taking you through unspoiled communities whose wooden houses seem to whisper secrets from earlier times. There are tales hidden behind every worn temple wall and floorboard creak that are just waiting for you to discover.
But this journey is remarkable for more reasons than the remnants of the past. Along the route, nature herself displays her most valuable treasures. Wander through mysterious forests that seem to hold secrets that only the trees and the wind know. With its quiet streets and sudden rays of sunlight, the Boslow Forest, a kingdom of oaks and conifers, entices you.
You will then discover Devsu Thatch, a meadow situated high above the earth, like a secret treasure. Time appears to slow down here, so you can enjoy the dance of sunshine through the leaves and the symphony of grass beneath your feet. As you go through a setting that seems both ancient and unspoiled, as though you have discovered a world unaffected by modernity, every step feels like a revelation.
The goal of the Bali Pass Trek is to enjoy the route rather than only get to your destination. It’s about seeing how people and the natural world can coexist peacefully, where customs are preserved like the wind’s whispers. It’s an opportunity to observe a way of life that has steadfastly endured, imparting wisdom that goes beyond the actual journey.
The world unfolds like a captivating tapestry as you go higher. Your constant companion is the Thamsa River, whose soft whispers serve as a reminder that you are traveling more into an area that few have ventured into. As a reminder that the splendor of nature is best appreciated up close, the Swargarohini peaks rise magnificently in the distance.
Though they can only depict a portion of the experience, words may try to convey the spirit of the Bali Pass Trek. It’s an intriguing fusion of nature and history, a journey that encourages you to be both a seeker and a traveler. Put on your boots and enter a world where every step is an adventure and every turn is an opportunity to experience the remarkable.
Special Offer
Special Offer: Trek As Many Times as You Want !
At Himalaya Tribe, we understand that plans can change unexpectedly. Whether you couldn’t complete your trek or you’ve finished it and wish to relive the adventure, we’ve got a special offer just for you!
Pay once and enjoy unlimited treks whenever you want
Terms & Conditions :
- This exclusive offer is non-transferable and valid only on Himalaya Tribe's limited fixed departure treks
- It’s valid for 5 years from your original trek departure date — plenty of time to plan your next adventure!
- The offer becomes void if you’ve received a cash refund, voucher, or have transferred your trek to someone else.
- You’ll never pay the trek fee again — just cover the transportation and trekking permit charges for each trip.
- To book your spot, use our online booking form or just give us a call. A deposit, including the initial payment, is needed to confirm your reservation.
- The offer is officially activated once you reach the base camp or meeting point of your trek.
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Join Bali Pass Trek With Himalaya Tribe
Our Bali Pass Trek package provides you with the unique opportunity to go on an adventurous trek between Har Ki Dun Valley & Yamunotri. Ideal for individual travelers as well as friends on the lookout for an action-packed getaway, our treks are professionally planned to ensure safety, comfort & memories to cherish.
Whether you book a Bali Pass Trek group package or choose to go on your own, our team manages all your travel, food, permits & lodgings. From alpine forests to high mountain passes at 16,200 ft, every moment on this trail is an achievement.
We offer complete transparency in our Bali Pass Trek cost, giving you value-for-money & an unmatched Himalayan experience with trained & certified local guides.
Why Bali Pass Trek Is must to Visit ?
If you’re on the lookout for a Himalayan trek that will really challenge your strength without sparing on beauty, then the Bali Pass Trek is the one to choose. Situated between two of India’s most famous valleys, it offers a raw & offbeat experience that is matched by very few other treks in India. From mountain villages & holy rivers to high-altitude passes & panoramic summit vistas, each step is spiritual as well as stunning.
Trekkers usually find it a “graduation trek” because of its technical difficulty & altitude. The trek allows you to feel the transformation from civilization to deep wilderness, all under the care of our expert team. Here’s what makes the Bali Pass Trek a truly memorable experience:
Tackle the High-Altitude Bali Pass (16,200 ft) : Push yourself with a thrilling & challenging climb to the top of Bali Pass & treat yourself with breathtaking views.
Visit the Holy Yamunotri Temple : End your journey on a spiritual note with a visit to Yamunotri which is one of the Char Dhams & the origin of the Yamuna River.
Explore Ruinsara Tal, Forest Tracks & Meadow Lands : Trek through landscapes of beautiful pine groves, rolling meadows & peaceful landscapes to reach the untouched Ruinsara Lake.
Best for Experienced Trekkers Seeking a Real Challenge : Steep climbs, boulder paths & high altitude make it best suited for experienced trekkers with Himalayan experience.
Enjoy a Peaceful Offbeat Himalayan Trail: Avoid the tourists & trek along a less-popular route with raw beauty & seclusion all around.
Enjoy Stunning Views of Majestic Peaks : Gaze at iconic Himalayan giants like Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini & Kalanag (Black Peak) as they dominate the skyline.
How Difficult is Bali Pass Trek?
Bali Pass Trek is a difficult high-altitude trek that should be undertaken by experienced trekkers only. The trek consists of steep ascents, down climbing over snow & traverses over remote, cut-off regions with no basic facilities available.
The most challenging part is climbing to Bali Pass (16,200 ft) & then a steep drop to Lower Dhamni. Altitude sickness, cold & longer trekking hours make physical conditioning & prior trekking experience essential. The weather, too, can become unfavourable instantly, requiring instant adaptability.
However, with expert guides & our carefully planned itinerary, this expedition becomes possible & highly rewarding.
Best Time to Visit Bali Pass Trek
The best time to go for the Bali Pass Trek is May to mid-June & September to mid-October as these months experience settled weather, clear skies & great views of the Himalayan peaks.
The months from May to June have the trail carpeted with wildflowers in bloom, grassy meadows & snow bridges that are melting. September–October, on the other hand, have post-monsoon freshness painting the valleys in bright autumn hues with skies remaining fresh & clean, offering spectacular views of mountain ranges.
One should avoid the July-August monsoon months because of landslides & blockage of the trail as well as the months from November to April because this time is very severe & unsuitable for the trek.
Things to Carry for Bali Pass Trek
Packing appropriately makes your trek safe & comfortable which is why here’s a complete checklist of what you should carry for the Kedarkantha Trek:
- Clothing & Accessories :
- 2–3 full sleeve quick-dry T-shirts
- 2 pairs of trek pants (one waterproof preferably)
- 1 heavy down jacket (summit day)
- 1 fleece or light sweater
- Thermal innerwear (top & bottom)
- Waterproof windcheater/rain jacket
- Woolen cap, neck warmer & gloves
- UV-protection sunglasses & sun cap
- Personal Gear :
- Raincover backpack (50-60L)
- A water bottle with a capacity of minimum 1L
- A headlamp/torch with spare batteries
- Some toiletries such as biodegradable soap, wet wipes, a toothbrush & others as per your liking
- A Sunscreen, lip balm & moisturizer
- A trekking pole
- Footwear :
- Good gripping high-ankle trekking boots (compulsory)
- Slippers/sandals for camp (lightweight)
- Medical Kit :
- Personal medication
- Basic medications for fever, cold, headache, indigestion & motion sickness
- Band-aids & muscle spray
- Age; 10 years.
- First timer can apply; previous trekking experience is more appreciated.
- The climber must be fit and have sufficient stamina to cover 4 km of distance in 30 minutes without a stress.
- The climber should be able to carry a 10-15 kg backpack.
- Pulse rate at rest must be in between (60 to 90 beats per minute)
- Blood Pressure Reading must be in between (DIASTOLIC 75-85, SYSTOLIC 100-130 mm Hg)
- Respiratory rate at rest must be in between (12 to 20 breaths per minute)
- Should not have Liver and kidney issues
- Should not have Diabetes Mellitus, Bronchial Asthma, Epilepsy, Heart problems,
- Very High blood pressure etc • No pacemaker implant
- People with the Sinus issues please contact to trek coordinator before booking the trek
- If your BMI is not normal, Please contact our Trek coordinator before Trek booking.
These are documents required for legal purposes by Himalaya Tribe and the forest department. Without any of these, you will not be allowed to trek.
- Original and photocopy of government photo identity card. Anything such as a driver’s license, Aadhar Card, or passport will do. This is required by the forest department for your identification.
- Medical and Disclaimer certificate. There are two sections to this. One is to be filled by a practicing doctor and the second is filled by you. The disclaimer certificate is a legal requirement.
Download the PDF, read carefully, print it back to back, and sign it. This must be handed over to your Trek Leader during the registration at the base camp. This is a requirement by both the forest department and Himalaya Tribe
Carry these medicines with you, easily accessible at all times.
- Diamox (1 Strip): Be on a course of a half tablet of Diamox starting from Delhi every 12 hours (125 mg). Carry on the medication until you descend to Kotgaon. Being on a preventive course of Diamox greatly reduces the chances of Acute Mountain Sickness on the Har Ki Dun trek
- Dolo 650 (5 tablets): This is a paracetamol. It helps to tackle fever, mild pain
- Avomine (4 tablets): Carry this especially if you are prone to motion sickness. Pop one-half hour before the start of your road journey.
- Combiflam (5 tablets): Take a combiflam if you get a sudden twist of the leg
or a muscle strain. It is a pain reliever. It also contains paracetamol. - Digene (4 tablets): Take it if you feel the food that you’ve taken is undigested. Alert your trek leader immediately. It could be a sign of AMS.
- ORS (6 packs): Consume a pack of ORS water at least once a day, usually mid-
day when you are in the middle of your trek. It replenishes essential salts
lost while trekking. Tip: It also makes cold water easier to drink. - Knee Brace (optional): Carry this if you are prone to knee injury or have known issues of knee pain.
Complete Bali Pass Trek package from Dehradun to Dehradun
All meals from Day 1 Dinner to Day 9 Breakfast
Transfers and sightseeing as prepackage car
Stay in guesthouses (Sankri, Janki Chatti) & tents (during trek)
Forest permits & entry fees.
Experienced trek leader & local support staff
Safety equipment: oxygen cylinder, first aid, crampons (if needed)
Transportation from Dehradun (to & from)
Personal expenses & off-trail food items
Insurance, medical costs & evacuation charges
Tips to guides/support staff (optional)
Any cost due to unforeseen circumstances like weather delays
Backpack offloading charges
How to Reach Bali Pass Trek Basecamp?
- By Road :
- You can travel by Volvo or government bus from Delhi ISBT to Dehradun. Buses run on a regular basis & the whole journey takes around 6–8 hours depending on traffic situations.
- By Train :
- Just like the airport, the Dehradun Railway Station is conveniently located from cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow & Kolkata with rains like Nanda Devi Express & Dehradun Express running on a daily basis.
- By Air (Flight) :
- Well connected with major cities like Delhi, Mumbai & other cities by flights, the Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun is the nearest airport being approximately 25 km from the city center.
Pro tip: Try to arrive in Dehradun a day before to preclude last-minute frustrations especially if you’re going for trekking in winters or peak seasons. Secondly, pre-booking your travel is a good idea!
What Makes Our Bali Pass Group Trek Package Unique
At Himalaya Tribe, we curate every trek to deliver more than just a journey; we offer an experience. Our Bali Pass Trek group package is specially designed for trekkers who seek safety, guidance & real mountain hospitality.
From certified guides to healthy meals & hand-picked trails, we make every aspect of your adventure worry-free & memorable.
Our Trekking Team To Guide You on Bali Pass Trek
Sanjay Rawat – Trek Manager, Himalaya Tribe
Sanjay Rawat hails from the village of Dhatmeer and has been an integral part of Himalayan Tribe as a Trek Manager for the past five years. Known for his dedication and efficiency, Sanjay is the backbone of all ground operations, ensuring every trek runs smoothly from start to finish.
CM Chauhan – Trek Leader & Mountain Enthusiast
CM Chauhan, a native of Himachal Pradesh, has been passionately involved in the trekking and adventure field for the past six years. A graduate of the Basic Mountaineering Course from Manali, he combines formal training with deep, on-ground experience in the mountains.
Tushar Arnot – Trekking Guide & Technical Expert
Tushar Arnot has been actively involved in the trekking industry for over seven years. With extensive experience in high-altitude expeditions, he has successfully completed numerous challenging treks, including Buran Pass, Kedarkantha, Har Ki Dun, Kashmir Great Lakes, Rupin Pass, and Bali Pass.
FAQ's
The package generally covers all meals throughout the trek, accommodation (guesthouses/tents), permits, experienced guides, support staff, first aid & basic trekking equipment. It also comprises transport from Dehradun to the base camp & back.
The cost is variable depending on season & group size but usually around ₹18,000 to ₹22,000 per individual. For the latest cost, it's best to call us directly.
Yes, definitely. The package provides healthy vegetarian food from base camp onwards & comfortable tented or guesthouse accommodation along the trekking route.
Yes, it's simple to book & can be booked online through our official website or call our support team on WhatsApp or email.
Essential gear like tents, sleeping bags & mats are provided. Other than this, you’ll need to bring your own personal trekking gear like a backpack, shoes, clothing & a headlamp.
Pack essentials like trekking shoes, warm clothing, rain gear, a backpack, water bottles, a first aid kit, sunscreen, and a hat. Make sure to pack light but include all necessary items
Yes! We often provide special rates for groups of 5 or more. Reach out to our team directly to discuss group discounts.
We have a set cancellation policy, wherein there's a partial refund if you cancel within a specified period. The terms are communicated at the time of booking or can be seen on our website
Yes, you will have a certified trek leader & local support staff accompanying you for the trek. They are trained in first aid & have high-altitude trekking experience.
Yes, all entry permits, forest charges & camping fees are arranged for & covered under the total cost of the trek.
The trek leaders take along a first-aid kit, oxygen cylinders & pulse oximeters. In emergencies, they arrange emergency evacuations, although medical transport charges (if necessary) would be an additional cost.
You'll need to bring a government-issued photo ID such as Aadhaar, Passport or Driving License & a new passport-size photo. These are necessary for permits & identification at the base camp.
Yes! Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a trek completion certificate which makes a great memento of your high-altitude adventure.
You can call, WhatsApp or email us. Our contact details are available on our website. Our team is responsive & happy to answer any pre-trek queries.
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