Kedarnath Tour

Per Person / 18000

Bali Pass Trek

The Bali Pass Trek is a high-altitude adventure in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, offering breathtaking landscapes, thrilling challenges, and a deep cultural experience. It serves as a natural bridge between the Ruinsara Valley and Yamunotri Valley, providing trekkers with mesmerizing views of the Swargarohini, Kala Nag, and Bandarpunch peaks.

Overview of Bali Pass Trek

  • Altitude: 4,953 meters (16,207 feet)
  • Duration: 7 Nights / 8 Days (Dehradun to Dehradun)
  • Trek Distance: 58 km on foot, 395 km by road
  • Trek Base Camp: Sankri Market
  • Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult
  • Best Time to Visit: May, June, September, October
  • Temperature:
    • Summer (Day): 5°C to 15°C
    • Summer (Night): -2°C to 5°C

Why Choose the Bali Pass Trek?

  1. Scenic Beauty – Trek through dense forests, vast meadows, and high mountain passes with panoramic views of snow-capped peaks.
  2. Adventure & Challenge – The trek involves steep ascents, rocky paths, and unpredictable weather, making it perfect for thrill-seekers.
  3. Cultural Experience – Pass through remote Himalayan villages and interact with the local people, experiencing their traditions and way of life.
  4. Wildlife Sightings – The trek falls within the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary, home to musk deer, blue sheep (bharal), and Himalayan black bears.
  5. Combination Trek with Har Ki Dun – You can also club this trek with the Har Ki Dun trek for an extended Himalayan adventure.

Bali Pass Trek – Day by Day Short Itinerary, Altitude & Trek Distance (2024)

Day 1: Dehradun to Sankri (Base Camp)

  • Pickup: Dehradun Railway Station at 07:00 AM
  • Route: Via Mussoorie, Kempty Falls, Damta, Purola, Mori
  • Drive Distance: 190 km | Duration: 8-9 hours
  • Altitude: 6,400 ft
  • Overnight Stay: Hotel at Sankri (Twin Sharing)

Day 2: Sankri to Taluka (Drive) & Trek to Cheludgad Near Seema

  • Drive Distance: 13 km | Duration: 1 hour
  • Trek Distance: 12 km | Trek Time: 6-7 hours
  • Altitude: 8,158 ft
  • Overnight Stay: Camp (Twin Sharing)

Day 3: Cheludgad to Devsu Bugyal

  • Trek Distance: 6 km | Trek Time: 4-5 hours
  • Altitude: 9,795 ft
  • Overnight Stay: Camp (Twin Sharing)

Day 4: Devsu Bugyal to Ruinsara Tal

  • Trek Distance: 10 km | Trek Time: 5-6 hours
  • Altitude: 11,720 ft
  • Overnight Stay: Camp (Twin Sharing)

Day 5: Ruinsara Tal to Odari Camp via Thaga Camp

  • Trek Distance: 3 km | Trek Time: 3 hours
  • Altitude: 13,120 ft
  • Overnight Stay: Camp (Twin Sharing)

Day 6: Odari Camp to Bali Col / Bali Base Camp

  • Trek Distance: 3 km | Trek Time: 3 hours
  • Altitude: 15,125 ft
  • Overnight Stay: Camp (Twin Sharing)

Day 7: Bali Base Camp to Lower Dhamni via Bali Pass Summit

  • Trek Distance: 14 km | Trek Time: 8-9 hours
  • Altitude: 16,207 ft (Summit) | 10,111 ft (Lower Dhamni)
  • Overnight Stay: Camp (Twin Sharing)

Day 8: Lower Dhamni to Jankichatti via Yamunotri & Drive to Dehradun

  • Trek Distance: 6 km | Trek Time: 3 hours
  • Drive: Same day return to Dehradun

What is Included In This Trek?

Transport Facility  from Dehradun to Dehradun Both side  7:00 am Pickup Time)

Forest Permit and entrance fee

 Accommodation in Hotel or tents on twin share basis

 All meals: Breakfast, packed lunch, tea, coffee, snacks, soup and Dinner

 High quality Dome tents

 Sleeping bags

 Mattress

 Separate Toilet tents – Ladies and Gents

 Dining Tent

 Dining Table

 Good Experience Trek Leader guide and Technical guide

 Medical Kit

 Oxygen Cylinders

 Radio Walkie Talkie for Communication

 Crampons and Gaiters

What is not included in this Trek?

    Personal Trek Insurance

Personal toiletry Items

If you are a foreigner then your permit costs will be Rs. 2800/- extra which is not included in this package.

Aadhar card and +medical certificate+ Trek insurance are necessary for Indian people.

If you are a foreigner, then bring your visa and passport with you.

For Bali pass  Trek, it is necessary to have medical certificate and trek insurance, without this permit will not be given. Uttarakhand tourism or forest department

On the first day en route to base camp the breakfast and lunch are not included

last day en  dinner are not included

Please carry your Tiffin/lunch box for Packed Lunch Day Time

If you don’t pick up your trekking bag yourself then if you need porters for that then its cost Per Bag per Day. 500.00  pay directly in the base camp

We serve three meals a day including snacks and soup. A variety of delectable and healthy food is provided which includes; Indian, Chinese and other Western meals. They are nutritious and keep you fit and healthy on the trek. (Veg food or Egg or Jain Food with fruits)

Mandatory Documents for Bali Pass Trek

Trekkers must carry the following documents:

Original and photocopy of a government-issued photo ID (Aadhar Card, Driving License, Voter ID, etc.)
Passport and Visa (for foreign nationals)
Medical Certificate (Part 1 to be filled by a doctor, Part 2 by the trekker)
Declaration Certificate


Essential Trekking Gear

Many trekkers make the mistake of carrying unnecessary items, making their backpacks too heavy. Packing smartly is key. Here’s what you must carry:

Backpack & Footwear

🎒 Backpack (50–60 liters) – A sturdy backpack with good support (Rain cover recommended)
🥾 Trekking Shoes – Proper trekking shoes with ankle support (avoid sports shoes)

Clothing

👖 Trek Pants (2-3 pairs) – Avoid jeans; carry more for longer treks
🧥 Jackets (2) – Essential for cold weather
🧣 Warm Layers – Woolen or fleece layers (2-3 for winter, fewer for summer)
🔥 Thermals – Needed for cold nights
👕 Quick-dry T-Shirts – Preferably full sleeves to protect against sunburn
🌧 Poncho/Raincoat – Essential for rainy days

Accessories

🚶 Trekking Pole – For balance and support
💦 Water Bottles (2) – Stay hydrated
🧢 Cap/Balaclava – Protect against the cold
🕶 Sunglasses – To prevent snow blindness
👞 Slippers – Comfortable for campsite use
🧤 Gloves – Woolen and waterproof
🧦 Socks (Woolen & Regular) – Keep feet warm and dry
🧴 Sunscreen – Essential at high altitudes
🔦 Torch/Headlight – With extra batteries

Personal Items

🧼 Toiletries – Toothpaste, toothbrush, toilet paper, sanitizer, etc.
🩺 Personal Medical Kit (Take medicines only as prescribed by a doctor)

  • Altitude sickness tablets
  • Acidity and stomach relief medicine
  • Fever and headache relief
  • Pain relievers
  • Motion sickness medicine
  • Allergy medicine
  • Diarrhea medicine
  • Antiseptic cream
  • ORS (Oral Rehydration Salts)
  • Band-aids, cotton, stretchable bandage, and gauze

Trekking Safety Guidelines

Carry a First Aid Kit – Be prepared for minor injuries
Follow Safety Protocols – Stick to designated trails & avoid risky paths
Stay Connected – Carry a mobile phone, satellite phone, or walkie-talkie
Know Emergency Services – Be aware of the nearest hospital, police, and rescue teams
Pack the Right Gear – Proper clothing & equipment ensure safety
Respect Nature – Follow Leave No Trace principles: avoid littering, protect vegetation, and respect wildlife
Stay Calm in Emergencies – Assess the situation and act wisely

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