Gaj Pass Trek

Quick Info:

• Location: Pathankot
• Duration: 5D/4N
• Altitude: 3350 meters
• Trek Difficulty Level: High
• Pickup Point: Guna Devi Temple
• Minimum Age: 5+

About Gaj Pass:

• Gaj Pass, a high mountain pass present at an altitude of 3350 meters is nestled in the embrace of the Dhauladhar Mountain Range of the Himalayas in Himachal Pradesh. The challenging trekking route and the captivating beauty of shimmery mountain peaks summons both adventure seekers and nature lovers. 
• Navigating through the snow-patched path amidst the majestic mountains towering over us gives you a taste of adrenaline rush. The scenic view of lush landscapes, diverse flora and fauna, and the hypnotic view of the Himalayan Peaks start to take over your body, luring you into its mystical realm.

About Gaj Pass Trek:

• Reach your respective pickup points on time and take a ride to the Bonthu Village Base Camp. 
• Get to know fellow trek members and your trek leader who will be accompanying you on the entire trek journey. 
• Let your soul be free and enjoy the musical night amidst the tranquillity of the snowy and lush surroundings. 
• Take another short drive to Koprulu and begin your first trekking phase towards Bagga Camp 2.
• Spend a couple of days exploring the hidden beauties of nature in Snowline and have some fun games in the Himalayas. 
• Wave goodbye to the heavenly land of snow-wrapped mountain peaks and trek back down to the Base Camp. 
• End your journey of Gaj Pass by giving a warm farewell hug to your trip. Pack your bags and carry back home your memorable moments. 

• Water Bottle
• Snacks
• Appropriate Clothing
• Comfortable Footwear
• Backpack
• Flashlight
• Sunscreen
• UA Voucher

Know Before You Go for Gaj Pass Trek:

• The trek difficulty level is quite high, we recommend you have prior experience of trekking before you join Gaj Pass Trek.
• You need to be physically fit to join the activity.
• Consult your doctors and check your fitness level before you start the trek.
• People with heart conditions, breathing issues or any serious medical issues should avoid participating in the trek.
• Make sure that you are well prepared for the trek by maintaining your fitness level with some cardio exercises and stretches.
• People who feel altitude sickness are recommended to avoid the trek or participate only after consulting a doctor.
• Pregnant women are not recommended to join the trekking activity.
• The trek will take you to higher altitudes. Adjust yourself to the high altitude before beginning your journey.
• You will be provided with all the safety gear, make sure you are using the equipment properly.
• A professional trek guide will be leading you on the trek, be attentive to the instructions and always follow their leads.
• The weather during the trek is unpredictable. We request you cooperate with any unfavourable weather conditions.
• Pack some warm sets of clothes, thermal innerwear, jackets, and warm socks to deal with the chilly weather.
• You can also carry a scarf, cap/hat and gloves.
• Wear good gripping shoes during the trek.
• You can also bring an extra pair of footwear to wander around the campsite.
• Pack your necessary toiletries and medications.
• Carry enough water with you during the trek to keep yourself hydrated.
• You will be needing a constant energy boost during the trek. So, do carry some snacks, energy bars or dry fruits.
• Keep the environment clean and avoid littering.