Ralam Dhura Pass Trekking Expedition
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Uttarakhand, India
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Starting from ₹ 89999
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What will you experience
Remote Wilderness Trails
Serene Camping Spots
Himalayan Flora & Fauna
Camping Under Stars
Highest Altitude Trek
A Snowy Experience
Photography & Relaxation
About the Activity
| Pickup & Drop Location | Kathgodam to Kathgodam |
| Pickup Timing | 07:00 AM - Day 1 |
| Trek Duration | 12 Nights & 13 Days |
| Trek Distance | 92 KM - To & Fro |
| Trek Difficulty | Difficult Level Trek |
| Trek Height | 5645 Metres - Approx |
| Min. & Max. Temperature | -5 to 25 Degrees |
| Age Limit | 18 to 55 Years (Preferrable) |
About Ralam Dhura Pass:
- Ralam Dhura Pass is a challenging, high-altitude Himalayan ridge that connects the ancient Johar Valley to the remote Darma Valley. Situated at an altitude of 5,645 meters, this trek is one of the most demanding expeditions in the Kumaon region.
- Ralam Dhura Pass Trek is a thrilling high-altitude trek in Uttarakhand, offering stunning views of snow-clad peaks, glaciers, and remote villages. Enjoy trekking, camping, and spotting wildlife under the Himalayas. Ideal for those seeking offbeat adventure.
About Ralam Dhura Pass Trek:
- Get ready to be covered with snow in the Himalayas by being a part of one of the most challenging treks, the Ralam Dhura Pass trek.
- Start your trip with a scenic drive from Kathgodam to Munsiyari, passing through snow-capped Himalaya peaks and charming towns.
- Take a short drive to Lilam, the starting point of the trek, and pass through dense forests of rhododendrons before reaching Paton Village.
- Trek from Paton Village to Lungrian. This route follows the Gori Ganga valley, gradually through the alpine meadows and rocky paths.
- Get ready to trek deeper into the remote villages of Johar Valley and reach Killadum, a high-altitude campsite, which offers spectacular views.
- Continue your trek towards Ralam Village, a beautiful settlement in the Johar region, and witness streams flowing down from melting glaciers.
- Experience a challenging route from Ralam to Yangchuri Base Camp, which is at a high elevation, a route with loose rocks and icy patches.
- Enjoy a short trek from Yangchuri Base Camp to Ralam Dhura Base Camp, the final resting point, and relax at the campsite surroundings.
- Finally, trek to the most challenging Ralam Dhura Pass (5,645m), where you will be rewarded with a 360-degree view of the Himalayas.
- Your next campsite is Nipakchung Valley, is equally demanding, involves technical sections where ropes may be required for safe passage.
- Next trek from Nipakchung Valley to Sipu, a less-explored region of Uttarakhand, enjoy crossing glacial streams and boulder-strewn landscapes.
- Lead to a beautiful Dantu Village from Sipu, where landscapes transform into lush green pastures and vibrant rhododendron forests en route.
- Early morning trek to the breathtaking Panchachuli Base Camp, offering a close-up view of the famous five peaks through scenic meadows.
- After camping for some time, trek down to Dugtu, from where a 70 km drive takes you to Dharchula, a town located near the India-Nepal border.
- Your journey concludes with a scenic drive from Dharchula back to Kathgodam, marking the end of this exhilarating high-altitude trek adventure!
Know before you book
Pick-Up/Drop-Off Location:
- Review the package details or itinerary thoroughly so as to confirm your pick-up and drop-off points.
Age Limits:
- The age limit for the Ralam Dhura Pass Trek is 15 to 55 years.
Physical Fitness:
- Trekking requires a lot of stamina and fitness. So it is advisable to build your fitness levels and endurance with regular exercise, like walking, hiking, and cardiovascular workouts.
Altitude Considerations:
Acclimatise to higher altitudes gradually to prevent altitude sickness. Learn the symptoms and signs of altitude sickness and know how to respond. A few tips are:
- Stay well-hydrated.
- Consume more carbohydrates in your diet to stay energetic.
- Avoid high-protein meals as they become tough to digest at high altitudes.
- Avoid alcohol and caffeine consumption.
- Carry the essential medication with you only after due consultation with a doctor.
- Avoid overexertion and be generous toward your body. Take rests when required.
- Realize the symptoms of headache, dizziness, nausea, or exhaustion and promptly signal your Trek Leader.
Safety Measures:
- We're all about keeping you safe! Our awesome guides will give you the lowdown before you head out and stick with you throughout the trek. Plus, we've got all the gear you'll need, and we make sure it's in tip-top shape.
Clothing & Footwear:
- Keep it comfy and dress in layers – that way, you're ready for whatever weather comes your way. And don't forget some sturdy trekking shoes with good grip, you'll thank us later!
Respect the Environment:
- Let's keep this place awesome! Pack out what you pack in, and stick to the "Leave No Trace" principles.
Weather Conditions:
- Mountain weather can be a bit unpredictable, so be prepared for possible changes in the trek dates. Flexibility is key!
Check our Packages:
- We've got different packages to fit your style. Check out what's included in each one (like transportation, places to stay, activities, and all that good stuff) so you can pick the perfect one for you.
Insurance Policies:
- Take a peek at our packages to see what kind of insurance is included. Need more coverage? Just let us know, or you can always go with your insurance provider.
Things to Carry
- Water Bottle
- Snacks
- Tissue Paper (1 Roll)
- Appropriate Clothing
- Comfortable Footwear
- Backpack
- Flashlight
- Sunscreen
- UA Voucher
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there any risk involved in the trek?
Trekking involves inherent risks, but following guidelines and precautions minimizes these risks significantly.
What should I do in case of an emergency?
In emergencies, inform your trek leader immediately, and they will provide assistance or contact rescue services.
When is the Best Time to go on this Trek?
The best time for the Ralam Dhura Pass Trek is from May to October, when the weather is favourable.
Will there be any opportunities to interact with locals?
Yes, there will be opportunities to engage with local communities during the trek, enriching your experience.
What are the Daily Start times for the Trek?
Treks typically start around 7:00 AM after breakfast to maximize daylight hours for hiking.
Is Insurance included in the Trek Package?
Insurance is not included. Participants are encouraged to arrange personal travel insurance before the trek.
Can I bring my own Food or Snacks?
Yes, you can bring personal snacks, but meals will be provided as part of the package.
Are there any fitness requirements for the trek?
A reasonable level of fitness is required. Participants should be able to walk long distances with elevation gain.
What safety measures are in place during the trek?
Safety measures include experienced guides, first aid kits, and safety briefings before the trek.
Are There any Medical Facilities available during the Trek?
Basic first aid will be available with the trekking team, and local hospitals can be accessed in nearby towns.
