Trekking the Khauli Pass

About the Khauli Pass:

• Khauli Pass, which is located at an elevation of 3750 meters, is one of those abandoned treks. It was once lovely, but when "progress" swept in, man-made structures took their place, and the walk was forgotten. The primary portion of the walk, however, is surprisingly unaltered and continues to be a beautiful route with green plants and grass.
• From the pass, you can see snow-capped peaks like Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak, and Indrasan, as well as green meadows that are covered in snow for at least six months out of the year, on the opposite side of the pass from the Hurla Nala.

About the Khauli Pass trek:

• Through this trek you may go through picturesque beauty and outstanding splendor with some of the thrilling trails.
• Your trek, however, is surprisingly unaltered and continues to be a beautiful route with green plants and grass.
• Along with the pleasing beauty comes the favorable weather which makes the vistas look more outstanding.
• You will be able to take in breathtaking views of buttercups, orchids ranging in color from deep purple to delicate pink, rhododendrons growing on the hillsides, and tall pine and oak trees.
• You can see the Green route running beside Hurla Nala on one side as you approach the pass, and also you can get views of snow-covered summits like Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak, and Indrasan from the pass.