Inderhara Pass Trek

Day on Trek: 06 Day/05 Nights
Trek Rating: Difficult
Max. Elevation: 4300 M
Starting Point of the Trek: Bhagsu Nag (Upper Dharamsala)
Best Time: May to June & September to November

Introduction: This is one of the most popular, difficult and beautiful trek in the area. We walk upto the top of Inderhara pass which is one of the most beautiful passes in Dhauladhar range. Dhauladhar range is outer most part of Himalayas. Once we reach the top we can see the Pir Panjal Range of the central Himalayas.

Day 01 Arrive Dharamshala

Arrive Dharamshala airport and transfer to Hotel in Upper Dharamshala.
Day Free on your own to explore Mcleod Ganj.

Overnight at Hotel

Day 02 Bhagsu Nag to Triund (2875m - 10 kms)

We start the trek from Bhagsu Nag by 9 AM. Steep ascent through mixed forest of oak, rhododendron and deodar trees takes us to Triund an alpine meadow situated on top of a ridge. From Triund we have good views of the peaks of Dhauladhars on one side and Kangra Valley on the other.

Overnight in tents

Day 03 Triund to Laka Got (3200m - 05 kms)

This short stage is included in order to get acclimatized to the steep increase in the altitude. We also do a side walk this day to Kunal Pathri temple situated on top of a hill. Laka got is the base of Inderhara Pass and is situated at the snout of a small glacier which usually melts or recedes during the post monsoon (Sep-November) period. There is a small cave called Lahes cave little above laka got which can also be used as overnight shelter in case of smaller groups. For bigger groups we stay in tents.

Day 04 Laka got – Inderhara pass (4300m) – Laka Got

Leave after early breakfast. It is steep ascent for about 4 to 5 hours over a narrow rocky trail to the pass. In early summer from April to June we have to negotiate snow patches on the way to the pass and one has to walk over soft snow and ice while ascending to the pass. During post monsoon (Sep to Nov) there is no snow on the trail. Inderhara pass offers beautiful views of the snowy peaks of the Pir Panjal range of the Central Himalayas on one side and Kangra valley on the other side.  Spend some time at the pass looking at the sharp edge high peaks of Central Himalayas and then start walking down to the camp at Laka Got. It takes three hours to walk back to the camp.

Day 05 Laka Got- Triund – Mcleod Ganj 14 km

After breakfast at camp start walking down to Triund from where we take a different route via Laheta village. We end up our trek near the waterfall in Bhagsu village. Unpack you lunch in the river near the waterfall. From the fall it is another 20 minute walk to the road head in Bhagsu Village (Trek Ends). Drive to Hotel in Mcleod Ganj (10 minutes) drive.  Check in Hotel.

Day 06 Dharamsala-Departure

Check-out and proceed for your further destination