Introduction

Himachal Pradesh is a hub of many trekking spots. Every trekking spot has its own speciality and beauty. Buran Ghati is one with varied kinds of adventure at one place. Buran Ghati is situated at a height of 15000 ft. Buran Ghati offers an experience of mountains, grasslands, forests and snow capped lakes. Buran Ghati is the best choice for a thrilling experience. Buran Ghati trek begins from Janglik and is wonderful on the grounds that it has got all the experience which likewise incorporates sliding down and roping down a snow wall. You can also visit  chopta trek.

Buran Ghati trek is suitable in the months of May- June and September- October. The exceptional stop of this trek is Chandernahan Lake, this is a lovely lake which is in two slopes. Height of around 4,260 m (13,980 ft) above ocean level. Buran Ghati trek starts from Janglik village. It is a moderate trek suitable for people above 15 years. It takes around 7-8 days to complete Buran ghati trek.

Best Time to Visit:

Buran Ghati is a beautiful and complete uphill trek in the Himalayas. It is best for those who love adventurous activities.  The weather is trekker friendly except when there is snowfall. During the snowfall season the trek remains closed. The best time to go to Buran Ghati trek is in the months of May- june otherwise during September- October. In May and June we get to see greenery, which gives a vibe of mini Switzerland. During September and October the weather remains very pleasant and there is no rain, if we are lucky, we might experience snowfall.

Difficulty Level of Buran Ghati Trek:

Buran Ghati is a challenging trek with moderate level of difficulty. Both physical fitness and mental courage is required to complete this trek. Buran ghati trek is easy for experienced trekkers, but for the first timers it is quite difficult.

Who can participate:

Age-15 +

The Climber should be able to carry weight of around 10-12kgs

The trekker should be physically and mentally fit for the trek, and should have sufficient stamina to climb.

How to Reach:

Everyone has to reach Shimla first. There are three options available:

By Bus: There are options of overnight buses to reach Shimla. From there cab to the pickup point

By Train: The other option is train to Kalka, and then drive to Shimla.

By Flight: Flight to Shimla airport (Jubbarhatti airport)

Activities at Buran Ghati Trek:

• Meadows of Dayara Bugyal

Strolling through thick green forest over the course of the day you will have no clue about what’s next and unexpectedly the tremendous green knoll will invite you with its brilliant view with snow-covered mountains and wonderful wildflowers.

• The Villages

Janglik and Barua are the two major villages that come during the trek. Barua village is situated in Kinnaur locale of Himachal Pradesh, here you will see the Buddhist banner outside the wooden places of Barua town. Here you will find the developed terrains and many organic product trees.

• Rappelling on a snow wall

A wall of ice gives us an amazing rappelling opportunity.

.Chandernahan Lake

This lake is considered as holy by numerous local people, there is legendary story connected with this lake, the neighborhood individuals accept that the moon of ruler shiva plunge in this lake that is the reason the name of this lake is Chandernahan lake, this lake is additionally the wellspring of Pabbar stream.

• Litham Campsite

Litham Campsite is one of the best scenic views along the trek. It lies in the confluence of two villages. The eye catching view is of the cascading down waterfall from the Chandernahan mouth. 

Trek Essentials:

• Backpack and Raincoat
• Walking Stick
• Water Bottles
• First-aid Kit
• Snacks- Chocolates, Dry Fruits and other Munching items
• Woolen T-shirts and Jackets
• Mufflers, socks, gloves, thermal inners, quick dry towels
• Track pants
• Moisturizers, Lip Balm and other cosmetic as preferred
• Head Light, Sun glasses
• Trekking Shoes,flip-flops, woolen socks.

Brief Itinerary:

Day 1 – Drive From Shimla to Janglik village by car, which is around 165 kms and it takes around 7-8 hours.

Day 2 – Janglik village to Dayara Thatch

Day 3 – Dayara Thatch to Litham Camp

Day 4 – It is all about exploring and enjoying the view of Chandernahan Lake

Day 5 – Litham Camp to Dhunda Camp

Day 6 – Dhunda Camp to Buran Ghati Camp and then proceed to Munirang (river camp)

Day 7 – From River Camp to Barua Village and then back to Shimla on the same day.

Conclusion

Buran Ghati offers an overall mountain range insight, from thick forest to various water streams and grasslands. There will be no such part in this journey which will dishearten you. Buran Ghati trek refreshes a person through its beauty and multiple stunning views.