Borasu Pass Trek, Trek that connects Himachal & Uttarakhand

Borasu Pass Trek
Borasu Pass Trek
Borasu Pass Trek
Borasu Pass Trek

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  • 8 Days
    14,009 ft.
    23 Km

  • Easy to Moderate
    Uttarakhand & Himachal

  • Best season : Jun, Sep, Oct

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BackPack Offloading +INR

Trek Highlights


  • Borasu Pass Trek connects Tons Valley in Uttarakhand with Baspa Valley in Himachal.
  • The trek goes through thick forests of chestnut, pecan, willow and chinar trees.
  • It’s a so challenging crossover from the beautiful Tons Valley in Uttarakhand to the alluring Baspa Valley in Himachal Pradesh.
  • The beauty and the grandeur found on this trek are unmatched.
  • One can feel the beauty of central Himalayas and this can be the best experience for the trekkers.
  • Now when you reach the meadows to the campsite at Har Ki Dun you will feel so blessed.
  • You will see the Morinda tal, a glacial lake coming through Borasu Glacier.

Inclusion/Exclusion


  • Inclusion in cost during the trek:
  • Meals as specified in the itinerary (it will be basic Indian vegetarian Meals).
  • Experienced Trekking Guide.
  • Experience trekking Cook for the Trek.
  • Trekking Crew.
  • Trekking Permissions.
  • Basic First Aid Kit (Please do carry your personal medicine).
  • All necessary Camping Equipment’s:-
    • Sleeping Tents.
    • Dining Tents.
    • Kitchen Tents.
    • Toilet Tents.
    • Sleeping Bags (You may also carry your own sleeping bags as per your comfortability).
    • Sleeping Liners (We do provide the same, however its recommend to carry your own for comfort).
    • Sleeping Mattress.
  •  
  • Exclusion in cost during the trek:
  • Mandatory GST of 5% on Invoice Amount.
  • Any kind of Travel / Health Insurance (Trekveda strictly recommend each traveller to please carry your own travel / health insurance).
  • Any specific Meals /Snacks / Beverages unless mention in the cost included section.
  • Any of Cost for Airfare, Train fare.
  • Any kind of medical expenses.
  • Any tips, laundry, Phone call, liquors, mineral water, camera fee or any other personal nature expenses.
  • Airport pickup and drop services ( Will be subject to additional cost).
  • Any other fee / charges not mentioned in the cost included section.
  • Backpack offloading charges, the backpack should not weigh more than 9 kgs.
  • Suitcases/strollers/duffel bags will not be allowed (Subject to additional cost).

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Trek Highlights


  • Borasu Pass Trek connects Tons Valley in Uttarakhand with Baspa Valley in Himachal.
  • The trek goes through thick forests of chestnut, pecan, willow and chinar trees.
  • It’s a so challenging crossover from the beautiful Tons Valley in Uttarakhand to the alluring Baspa Valley in Himachal Pradesh.
  • The beauty and the grandeur found on this trek are unmatched.
  • One can feel the beauty of central Himalayas and this can be the best experience for the trekkers.
  • Now when you reach the meadows to the campsite at Har Ki Dun you will feel so blessed.
  • You will see the Morinda tal, a glacial lake coming through Borasu Glacier.

Inclusion/Exclusion


  • Inclusion in cost during the trek:
  • Meals as specified in the itinerary (it will be basic Indian vegetarian Meals).
  • Experienced Trekking Guide.
  • Experience trekking Cook for the Trek.
  • Trekking Crew.
  • Trekking Permissions.
  • Basic First Aid Kit (Please do carry your personal medicine).
  • All necessary Camping Equipment’s:-
    • Sleeping Tents.
    • Dining Tents.
    • Kitchen Tents.
    • Toilet Tents.
    • Sleeping Bags (You may also carry your own sleeping bags as per your comfortability).
    • Sleeping Liners (We do provide the same, however its recommend to carry your own for comfort).
    • Sleeping Mattress.
  •  
  • Exclusion in cost during the trek:
  • Mandatory GST of 5% on Invoice Amount.
  • Any kind of Travel / Health Insurance (Trekveda strictly recommend each traveller to please carry your own travel / health insurance).
  • Any specific Meals /Snacks / Beverages unless mention in the cost included section.
  • Any of Cost for Airfare, Train fare.
  • Any kind of medical expenses.
  • Any tips, laundry, Phone call, liquors, mineral water, camera fee or any other personal nature expenses.
  • Airport pickup and drop services ( Will be subject to additional cost).
  • Any other fee / charges not mentioned in the cost included section.
  • Backpack offloading charges, the backpack should not weigh more than 9 kgs.
  • Suitcases/strollers/duffel bags will not be allowed (Subject to additional cost).


Start Point : Gulaba End Point : Gulaba

Short Itinerary

Day 1: Reach Sankri.

Day 2: Sankri (1,920 m) to Seema/Osla (2,200 m) - 1 h drive + 5-6 h trek.

Day 3: Seema/Osla to Harki Dun (3,510 m) - 4-5 h.

Day 4: Har ki Dun to RathaTho (4,200 m)- 4-5 h.

Day 5: RathaTho to Borasu pass base camp (Upper Lamjung) (4,900 m) - 3-4 h.

Day 6: Borasu pass base camp (Upper Lamjung) to Bonga (4,000 m) via Borasu pass (5,360 m) - 7-8 h.

Day 7: Bonga to Chitkul (3,430 m)- 7-8 h.

Day 8: Departure from Chitkul.


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Borasu Pass Trek connects Tons Valley in Uttarakhand with Baspa Valley in Himachal. Trek to Borasu Pass offers the genuine experience to the trekkers. It is known as a strenuous trek, with pass situated at a high elevation of 17, 224 Ft. The trek begins from Lovely "Taluka" Village and goes by the village of Gangaad, Dhatmir, Seema and Osla until Har Ki Dun. The trek goes through thick forests of chestnut, pecan, willow and chinar trees. The trek from Osla to Har-ki-Dun is through terraced mountain fields, rich green lush patches, and thick coniferous backwoods the path from Har ki Dun to Chitkul (In Himachal) covers a wide range of scenes. Being on the outskirt of Indian Himalayas the pass is near Tibet. Borasu Pass trek cost is worth taking. The Borasu Pass trek is intended for experienced trekkers just because of its exhausting path, rock segments, different ice sheet intersections, steeps and slippery areas. The best months for the Borasu Pass Trek is May, June, Late-September and October.

Difficulty Level : Borasu Pass Trek

The altitude of Borasu Pass Trek is 17,224 Ft. one can attain the maximum altitude depends on the subject to his endurance, and other conditions such as a climate, temperature.

The thing that one has to keep in mind is to take the proper medication, though we provide every possible thing, but it is always better to keep your medicines.

According to your health, Hydration is the most important when you will trek to the higher altitude, so keep your body hydrated while trekking.

Highest altitude : Borasu Pass Trek

Borasu Pass Trek is graded as a difficult trek and people having prior experience in trekking with almost 7 to 10 days in Himalayas can do this trek. It requires more strength and endurance for one to do this trek. One should gain the experience in mountains first then only should choose Borasu pass trek.

Is it suitable for children’s?

Minimum age limit for Borasu pass trek is 13 years but still we recommend no children’s in the trek, still if the child is coming so should only be accompanied with parents.

Is it a good option for the first time trekkers /or families?

This Himalayan trek is graded as the difficult trek so it cannot be chosen to take the family to this trek.

Season : Borasu Pass Trek

The best time to visit Borasu Pass trek is between pre monsoon months of May- June and post monsoon months of September till November.

Average Temperature : Borasu Pass Trek

Borasu Pass Trek temperature will range from 5-15 degrees Celsius. The nights will get cold dropping the temperature to -2 to -5 degrees Celsius. The higher the altitude you gain.


What makes this trek different?

One of the most admired treks in Uttarakhand is the Borasu Pass trek. This trek is meant for seasoned trekkers only. It’s a so challenging crossover from the beautiful Tons Valley in Uttarakhand to the alluring Baspa Valley in Himachal Pradesh. The beauty and the grandeur found on this trek are unmatched. One can feel the beauty of central Himalayas and this can be the best experience for the trekkers to choose. Borasu Pass trek itinerary makes it less tiring for the trekkers.


Trek Itinerary : Borasu Pass Trek

Day 1: Reach Sankri.

Time taken: 7 hrs drive

On this day you will drive to Sankri from Dehradun. If you have booked your transportation with us then we will drive you till Sankri, Otherwise you have to Report in Sankri. At base camp after resting for some time you can explore a bit, and at night have your dinner and sleep early so that you can trek early in the morning. The distance from Dehradun to Sankri is 7 to 8 hrs.

Sankri (1,920 m) to Seema/Osla (2,200 m) - 1 h drive + 5-6 h trek.

Time Taken: 1 hrs drive, 5 to 6 hrs trek

Trek Gradient: Moderate to Difficult

Water sources: Carry your own water bottle

On our 2nd day will drive till Taluka and from where the trek to Seema/Osla will start. We have to walk upward in little patches that won’t be so hard but you need to be cautions. The way is of sand, and big stones. We will walk along Supin River, and into pine, and walnut trees. We will be able to interact with the villagers. We cross couple of streams that merge with Supin River. Now we continue to trek for an hour or two then the village Osla opens up its perspective to you. Seema is a small place opposite to Osla where we are going to settle out camps to tonight.

Day 3: Seema/Osla to Harki Dun (3,510 m) - 4-5 h.

Altitude: 11,515 Ft.

Time Taken: 4 to 5 hrs

Trek Gradient: Moderate to Difficult.

Water sources: Carry your own water bottles.

On this day the trail starts from Osla and get a gradual rise, passes through the eye pleasing flowers like orchids, fleece flowers and sunflowers. The trail from Seema initially continues and followed by crossing a hanging bridge over river Rupin. Now the trail ascends, go past through fields and meadows with huts. The trail goes on the ridge name as Kalkatti Dhar, from where the trail goes towards Har Ki Dun. From here the trail starts to get the rise and later gets steep. Now when you reach the meadows to the campsite at Har Ki Dun you will feel so blessed. The campsite is by the small stream, with peaks of Har Ki Dun and Swargarohini standing above.

Day 4: Har ki Dun to RathaTho (4,200 m)- 4-5 h.

Altitude: 13,779 Ft.

Time Taken: 4 to 5 hrs

Trek Gradient: Moderate to Difficult .

Water sources: Carry your own water bottles.

On this day we trek to RathaTho from Hari Ki Dun, initially we cross the wooden bridge near Har ki Dun Forest, and take the trail towads lush green valley. On this day Hata Peak, Swargarohini peak will be the prominent peak for you to witness. The trek will contine and passes through boulders and muddy pathway, you have to very careful as there will be huge boulders.

You will then notice the tree line ends and see the stream connecting the valley. You will see the Morinda tal, a glacial lake coming through Borasu Glacier. The trail starts to become narrow with huge rocky paths. Following this path you will see the greengrass lands and a rocky trail with a little ascent and this will take you to your campsite of Ratha Tho.

Day 5: RathaTho to Borasu pass base camp (Upper Lamjung) (4,900 m) - 3-4 h.

Altitude: 16,079 Ft.

Time Taken: 4 to 5 hrs

Trek Gradient: Moderate to Difficult.

Water sources: Carry your own water bottles.

On this day we trek to Borasu pass base camp from Ratha tho which is a 3 to 4 hrs trekking and might take 4 km of distance to reach. The trail is rough with huge boulders so one has to be cautions while walking. After walking for long hours we reach the Borasu pass base camp that is also called upper Lamjung as well. Basically Lamjung is the local language which stands for “Long Moustache”. The bridge near the pass seems like a long Moustache and looks wonderful that why its name is Lamjung. Now follow the climb over the steep ridge, and you will see the upper Lamjung campsite. This campsite is between the Borasu pass and the Borasu Glacier which is going to be the new experience for you.

Day 6: Borasu pass base camp (Upper Lamjung) to Bonga (4,000 m) via Borasu pass (5,360 m) - 7-8 h.

Altitude : 17,585 Ft. to 13,123 Ft.

Time Taken : 7 to 8 hrs

Trek Gradient : Moderate to Difficult

Water Sources : Carry your own water bottles

On 6th day we start early before sunrise as we have to reach Bonga on time and it will be a long day. As we move higher on the trek, the scene from behind will change its perspective and this is going to be so astonishing. As you finally cross the two glaciers and boulders, you see the Borasu pass lies before you. Now we descend towards Himachal side of the pass. Later, the trek is along the tributary of Baspa River, and you may find many shepherds near your campsite and the scene will be so mesmerizing.

Day 7: Bonga to Chitkul (3,430 m)- 7-8 h.

Altitude: 11,253 Ft

Time Taken: 7 to 8 hrs trek

Trek Gradient: Moderate

Water Sources: Carry your own water bottles

On this day, the trek will take around 7 to 8 hrs but it is going to be an easy walkthrough the flowers and forests. As this is the last day of your trek and from Chitkul you will head towards your destinations so grab all the memories of the trek and shine. The trek ends here.

Day 8: Departure from Chitkul.

On this day you will leave the Chitkul, and if your transport is booked with us then you leave with us otherwise you will go by your own that you can easily get from there.

Borasu Pass Trek: Essentials

Trekking, no doubt, is one of the most thrilling adventure one could ever have in his/her life. With an elegance of nature and unmatchable experience of the pristine mountain ranges, trekking stands out among all the adventures across the world, but nothing comes free, there are certain aspects of the trekking which one needs to consider while he/she is making up his/her mind for trekking. Here’s a list of some basic requirements which one would need during his/her camp trekking. Let’s pay some heed to these prerequisites for trekking.

Pretrip checklist  

Things You Can’t Afford Missing On Trek


1. A Sturdy Backpack/RukSack

RukSack  

A high-quality backpack with an ease of carrying facility with durable and stern straps is one of the pivotal thing that you’d need during the entire trekking. The easier it’s to carry, the more fun you can have during your trek.

2. A Pair of Trekking Shoes

Trekking Shoes  

Your regular sports shoes can be a mess during the trek and one of the most regretting thing that might take away the joy of trekking. To prevent yourself from slippery patches through the streams, a pair of trekking shoes with good grip would do a great work for you and reciprocate your experience of trekking to the manifolds.


Clothing

Clothing is one of the most important aspect of trekking but that doesn’t imply the “what if situation”, hence carry the clothes that you’d need normally. Carrying more and more clothes will only add the weight, thus problem. Once on the trek, you’d not generally need to change the clothes every now and then, provided if you maintain your hygiene properly.

Three Warm Layers Jacket

Jacket  

On high altitude treks, temperature after the sunset drops to the considerable degrees. So during these campsites, you might need an additional layer along with the padded jacket coupled up with a fleece and a warmer.

Trek Pants

Trekking Pants  

Please don’t go for jeans/ denims for the substitute for the trek pants since they’d not add comfort to your stay at the campsites. Wear one pair and carry the remaining two.

T-Shirts

T-Shirt  

It’s advised to wear full sleeved t-shirts in order to prevent ourselves from the sun-burn. Carrying a dry-fit t-shirt or two can be a wise idea if you’re trekking during the rainy season. Regardless of the cold weather, trekkers’ bodies tend to sweat and to prevent yourself from falling ill, you’re advised to change your clothes at campsites.

Warmers

Warmer  

Warmers or thermals can be added on one’s own concern related to their health and their exposure to the cold climate.


Accessories

Shades

Sunglasses  

Sunglasses are to counteract snow visual deficiency. While at the same time you're probably not going to discover snow in October, convey a couple in any case.

Sun Cap

SunCap  

The sun feels more grounded while at the same time strolling on the mountain slants. Convey a sun cap to shield your head and neck from the warmth, particularly in case you're trekking later in the day.

Engineered Hand Gloves

Hand Gloves  

One sets of downy or woolen hand gloves. One sets of water evidence/safe, wind verification gloves.

Balaclava

Balaclava  

You may utilize woolen scarves rather too.

Socks

Socks  

A part from two sports socks, you can take a couple of woolen socks for the night as they’d spare you from the dripping temperature.

Headlamp/LED Burn

Headlamp  

Mandatory

Trekking Pole

Trekking pole  

Having a trekking pole in your hand during the trek is boon, although at times it may bother you as an unnecessary article but it proves out most handy during the submit as it curbs your effort of straight inclinations of the high altitudes which often turns out tiring.


Other Essentials to Carry

An Additional Pack: This is one of the best practice you can do on one-day submits or treks where you need to get back to your campsite by the end of the day. Here you can pack your essentials like, water bottle, medical aids and snacks. This keeps you away from carrying the unnecessary weight.

Toiletries

Toiletries  

Be wise while choosing your cosmetic needs and daily use products. Refrain from using the non-biodegradable products, if you do so then make sure that you leave residue on the mountains. Always carry a zip bag to put such piece of stuff after use. Sanitary napkins also needs to be treated in the same manner.

Indispensable Water Bottles

Water Bottles  

To keep your body hydrated during the trek, you are advised to carry your own water bottles during the treks since leaving plastic and its product is not advised on the mountains since they are not suitable for the environment of the altitudes.

Plastic Bags

Plastic Bags  

To keep everything organized, you should compartmentalize the stuffs into plastic zip bags and also carry a few in spare for wet clothes and other by-products.


Mandatory Documentation

There are certain rules and laws that you need to abide by, while going for the treks, however Trekveda takes care of all such kind paper works which is inclusive in the package. Certain registration fees and document verification along with some permissions are required in order to protect the nature and its evergreen heritage for future. In addition to this, if you need to avail a guide, you can also hire a guide with some bucks and a nominal paper work.

Please carry the documents mentioned below. Documents two and three need to be downloaded (PDF), filled in, signed and handed over to the trek leader at the base camp.

  • 1 passport size photos and an original + copy of government photo ID document – required for Sanctuary registration and TIMS (Trekker’s Information Management System)
  • Medical Certificate (first part to be filled by a doctor and second part by the trekker)
  • Disclaimer form (to be filled by the trekker)

Measures Taken by Trekveda to Ensure the Security of Trekkers

Trekking is altogether a different kind of adventure where you required to be physically and mentally prepared for the best and adverse, all at once. With high altitudes making it tough to breath, the scenic beauty of those pristine mountains leave you spell-bounded so that you forget to breath for a moment or two. In addition to the physical and mental preparation, there are certain aspect of the health that are needed to be considered at the first hand when you make up your mind for the trekking,

Trekveda, by dint of its team of trained professionals, leave no stone unturned to provide you with the best trekking experience while ensuring your safety as its priority. Here are some vital aspects that Trekveda includes in its checklist to ensure the safety of its trekkers.

Criteria for Fitness Analysis

Trekking at high altitudes demands endurance and fitness and those who are prone to any kind of physical or physiological ailments are advised to not to go for high altitude treks in the beginning. To get assurance about the trekker’s fitness, we comply with certain aspects of the being fit such as BMI (Body Mass Index) along with the fitness proof since we can’t put the trekkers into the risk.

Acclimatization is another important aspect when it comes to getting an adaptation to the climate at the high range treks. A day at rest is not just the rest but a chance to get used to of the place and its habitat.

Monitoring the health is one thing that is conducted regularly during the trek by the trek leaders which includes the monitoring of your blood pressure, oxygen level and pulse rate. Details of your health during the trek is maintained in the health card on the regular basis. Health card can be collected from the trek leader at the end of the trek.

Medical Kit for High Range Trekking

An ideal medical kit that’s developed for the trekking has Blood Pressure Monitor/checker, Stature, Oxygen checker and Oxygen Cylinder coupled up with certain must have medicines, in case of medical emergency:

  • Diamox
  • Dexamethasone
  • Dexamethasone
  • Nifidipine
  • Asthalin Inhaler
  • Syringes

Trekking Equipment for High Altitudes

Trekveda provide you all the necessary equipment for trekking from tents to ropes. In addition to that, our trek leaders also ensure the safety by various safeguards they take time to time for your safety. Micro spikes are provided to attach to your shoes which help you to keep the traction on the snow and make it easier to climb. An additional gaiters are provided to cover the shows which prevent the entering of snow into the shoes. Customized tents are provided to the trekkers which ensure the warmth and temperature 10 degrees higher than the outside coupled up with high quality sleeping bags which can endure the temperature up to 15 degree Celsius below the freezing point.

Nutrition and Hydration

Trekveda, keep all your nutritional and hydration requirements on its checklist, our trek leaders will guide you to keep your body hydrated on the high altitudes as de-hydration can attract to the severe medical emergencies on high altitude treks.

We provide the highly nutritious meal to energize your body for the trek, however before certain long trails we ensure your nutritional requirements to be fulfilled with some high energy snacks or packaged lunch.

Make sure you keep up with your hydration and nutritional part as this can lead to some fatal consequences for your health.

In case of any symptoms you feel during the trek, don’t ignore or avoid them, immediately tell the trek leader.

Keeping up with the pre-defined processes and the guidelines will help you to have a memorable trekking experience.


What Trekveda has to offer in case of medical emergency like AMS, HAPE or HACE?

In case of medical emergencies, Trekveda and its trek leaders bear the sole responsibility to get you back to your wellbeing with their training and techniques. Suspecting any physiological disturbance in your body, immediately report to your trek leader as they are trained to counter such problems.

Problems like Acute Mountain Sickness can be prove fatal if not taken into consideration seriously on time. If you encounter/experience any of the symptoms such as persistent headache, fatigue or weakness, nausea, dizziness, loss of appetite, difficulty in sleeping, you shouldn’t let it go or treat it by your own either.

Acute mountain sickness is one of the most common yet the fatal problem trekkers face due to number of reasons, if the problem continues to persist, then you’re advised to descend down to the basecamp and then to visit the doctor immediately.

People with AMS are treated with number of medicines such Diamox, Nifidipine etc. coupled up with methods like Triple One Test- where one disprin is given with a liter of water along with the rest for an hour.

While AMS is most common at the high altitudes yet it can’t be risked taken casually as it leads to severe fatal conditions like HAPE (High Altitude Pulmonary Edema) or HACE (High Altitude Cerebral Edema) which, if not treated on time can lead to number of serious chronic disorders. These conditions need to not to comply with AMS, they can occur without AMS preceding.

It’s suggested to take every single disturbance into the consideration while you’re on the trek.

However, Trekveda is capable of tackling all the medical emergencies with its trained professionals yet there are several things that you need to consider, specially the intake of medicines and the knowledge about their advantages and side-effects. Don’t administer the medicine if you’re trekking through an organization, always seek help from the trek leaders, they are trained for such purposes, while in case of being a solo trekker, you should know about the medicines.

Keeping yourself hydrated and nutritionally fulfilled curbs the chances of AMS.


Risk and Response

A high altitude trek requires an audacious state of mind, however leaving on a bold excursion without computing the dangers is absolute idiocy. That is the reason we have recorded a couple of Risk and the Response arranged by Trekveda to limit or address the dangers in the most ideal way.

Risk: Altitude

Before you begin the trek, it is critical to comprehend the ramifications of high altitude on your body. Know about side effects of AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) like mellow cerebral pain, queasiness and general distress.

Response: If you feel any of these indications, illuminate the trek pioneer on need and take after his directions. Each campground has as stretcher, completely prepared medical aid pack, oxygen chambers to address the circumstance.

Risk: Weather

Weather is unusual in the Himalayas. Despite the fact that we are constantly attentive about the evolving climate, nobody can ensure a snowfall, rain or Sun. Do comprehend that your security is of most extreme significance to us and we won't continue any further from the campground if the climate isn't ideal.

Response: The choice of the Trek Leaders and Guides to continue or sit tight for the climate to show signs of improvement will be last.

Risk: Injuries

Often, while trekking over troublesome territories, you may have minor wounds like leg sprain, wounds and so forth. Genuine wounds like breaks or real cuts are exceptionally uncommon.

Response: All our Trek Leaders are Certified Wilderness First Aid responders. They are prepared to deal with crises and can handle minor wounds with an all-around prepared medical aid unit. If there should arise an occurrence of genuine wounds, the patient is carried on a stretcher to the closest street head and is directed to closest therapeutic focus.

Risk: Lack of Communication

In the remote zones of the Himalayas, portable systems don't reach. On a trek, one is cut off from the universe of calls, SMS or WhatsApp Messages.

Response: We’d depend on walkie-talkies and sprinters to communicate between the campgrounds and the base camps.

Pre-Trek Preparations

Trekking, for its ever-lasting memories and experience, demands just a few things which involve physical endurance with physiological wellness. Not just the one who’s physically fit would do the magic in trekking but one also needs to be mentally fit as well in order to cope up with the adversities one might have to face during the treks such natural calamities, rains or other unforeseen conditions. To keep up with such requirements of trekking here are a few things you can do to get yourself physically fit.


Prerequisites of the Trek

Cardiovascular Endurance and Stamina

Cardiovascular endurance is the primordial thing that this trek asks for along with the stamina to withstand the stringent conditions during the trek. There are number of ways you can increase your endurance level but Jogging regularly with gradual increase in the pace would do the magic in just 2 or 2 and a half months. You can also increase your endurance and stamina through swimming, cycling and much more.

Combining the speed and distance target is the most effective way to get your body and mind prepared for the Trek. If you’re planning to build your stamina in a phased manner then here you should pay heed to:

  • Target completing the distance of 5 km in 35 minutes or less at the beginning
  • Pace up your legs to complete the 5 km in 30 minutes or less
  • Before you begin the trek, you should be able to complete 10 km in 60 minutes or less

Strength

To build the strength is another most important thing and a major requirement for this trek. The whole journey of the trek is like an eternal staircase, the more you climb the better you can have the view. It goes with a climb followed by a flat then again, a climb followed by a flat. All the scenic beauty of the trek demands no less than the power of your legs.

The strength of your legs is something you need to work upon. Here is what you can do to strengthen your leg muscles to bear the pain of the trek.

Doing the squats can help. Goal for 3 sets of 15 repetitions without fail. You can begin with 8 squats in each set at the beginning, subject to your core strength for the exercise.

Flexibility

The more flexible you are the more you have the chances to get the glimpse with lesser hustle. Stretching is another major aspect of the trekking which provides you the much-needed flexibility to climb the altitudes with ease while carrying the backpack altogether is not an easier errand.

Stretching your body at large can bring you the utmost comfort during the trek. Here are some stretching you can do to get the flexibility-Stretch your hamstring, quadriceps, hip flexors, lower back muscles and shoulders. They’ll give strength and help you arrive on the slopes with the relaxed muscles. All these exercises would help you to get through the trek with ease and comfort provided you give an ample time to these.

Cardiovascular Exercise

Cardiovascular exercise is one of the most sought-after method which provide not just the physical endurance but also the strength to withstand any unavoidable circumstances sternly. Trekking demands the high endurance which you can develop in a month or two where you need to begin with the jogging or running (only if you could do). This practice needs to be combined with the speed and distance targets. You need to keep on increasing both with the time.

Begin with the small chunks of the targets and gradually increase for the bigger one. For instance,

Begin with a target of completing a distance of 5km. in 45 minutes and then gradually increase it to 7 km. in the same time and remain stick to this practice until you are able to cover 10 km. in 80-90 minutes without fail, at a stretch.


Strength Building Exercise

Another vital area of improvement, you need to work upon. Before you head to the trek, you need to have the physical strength in order to carry backpacks on the uneven terrains. Considering everything under the sun, you ought to prepare yourself for the core strength. A strength would be make you suffer less than others who’d not pay the heed.

Flexibility

Flexibility in the body is what the trekking demands the most. Carrying the backpacks without flexibility in your hamstrings, quadriceps, shoulder, lateral sides etc. can prove out to be fatal. More the muscles relaxed, easier would be your trekking experience. Carrying a backpack, however light in weight, can bring you the unnecessary pain which may spoil your entire trek.

Concentration

To pacify yourself or any other companion, yoga and meditation are the key. These practices not only give you the mental peace but also provide you with a placid inner conscience which is extremely important in order to withstand the cons during the trek.

This also improves your decision-making ability in the direst stressful situations, during the trek.

Terms and Conditions

Tour Payment Terms

Initial amount of 20% of the Invoice amount, the Client must pay the balance amount 15-20 days prior to the date of departure of the Tour.

Adventure Tours (Trek & Expedition) Payment Terms:

  • INR 1500/- per person as an advance booking amount to confirm your adventure tour.
  • Remaining amount of your booking will have to be paid 1 days before the date of travel.

Tour Amendments / Cancellations Policy

If the Client is willing to amend or cancel his/her booking because of whatsoever reasons including death, accident, illness, or any other personal reasons including non-payment of the balance payment, the Company is liable to recover Cancellation charges from the Client, as company had already paid your amount in advance in order to Guarantee your services.

For Adventure Tours (Treks & Expedition)

Cancellation / Amendment notice received Cancellation Charges per person
In case Trek is cancelled by Trekveda 100% Refund will be provided if Trekveda Cancels the trek as per our refund policy
Upto 15 Days from the Trek date 100% Voucher will be provided
Upto 8-14 Days from the Trek date 70% Voucher will be provided
Upto 07 Days from the Trek date 0% Voucher or Refund
 

For Other Tours.

Cancellation / Amendment notice received Cancellation Charges per person
Up to 30 days prior to date of departure Initial deposited amount
Between 15 days to 29 days prior to departure 50% of tour cost OR Initial Booking amount whichever is higher
Less than 14 days prior to departure 100% of Invoice Amount
 

Note:-

  1. 100% Voucher will be provided if the trek/ tour is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances or any kind of Natural Calamities, Political Unrest, and Sudden Global Health Concern, Riots, Lockdown Government instructions etc. in this case Trekveda will issue you a voucher of respective amount having 1 year validity from Voucher date, which can be used in any trek of your interest operated by Trekveda.
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  3. In case of any restriction/health issue (guest gets Covid +ve), we will be avoiding charging any cancellation basis documents been shared .The credit note for the same amount will be issued which guest can use in future.

Itinerary Policy

This itinerary is a sample itinerary based on the information available at the time of publication, all information given in this program Trekveda reserves the right to change any program information before or after your booking the tour due to any events beyond our control. In case if we are aware of any changes sufficiently in advance we will notify you at the time of booking, otherwise our Tour Manager or Local representative will inform you of the changes. Major road works or floods, landslides may necessitate route changes in the itineraries. All of these may cause us to make changes in the itineraries. The Company has mentioned the detailed itinerary, price inclusions & exclusions, special notes etc. in the pdf.

Activities Of The Itinerary

Trekveda is a travel and holiday organizers only, we do not control or operate any airline, neither do we own or control any shipping company, coach or coach company, Hotel, Transport or any other facility or service mentioned in this program. We take care in selecting all the ingredients in your holiday; but because we only select and inspect them and have no control in running of them, we cannot be responsible for mechanical fault or any injury, death, loss or damage which is caused by the act or default of the management or employees of any hoteliers, airlines, shipping company, coach owner/ Transport operator who are the company’s independent contractors arising outside our normal selection and inspection process.

Terms & Conditions:-

  1. There is no Contract between the company and the client until the company has received the initial deposit amount per person as specified for each tour package. The full payment must be received in accordance with procedures laid down under Payments Terms. If not paid in that time, the company reserves the right to cancel the booking with consequent loss of deposit and apply scale of cancellation charges as mentioned in the cancellation policy hereunder.
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  3. The Company has the right at any time and for any reason:-
    • To terminate the Contract after acceptance of the deposit but prior to the Commencement of Tour without assigning any reason whatsoever. In the event, the Company terminates the Contract, the company shall refund the initial deposit amount without payment of any interest.
    • To amend, alter, vary or withdraw any tour, holiday, excursion or facility it has advertised or published or to substitute an Independent Contractor of similar class if it is deemed advisable or necessary. In either case, the Company shall not be liable for any damage, additional expense, or consequential loss suffered by the Clients or for any compensation claims made.
    • The Company would be operating its Group Tours with minimum group strength of 6 adult passengers in each group. If the group strength falls below 6 passengers, the Company reserves the right to Pre-pone OR Postpone OR Merge or Cancel the group. If the Company cancels the Group Tour for any of the above reasons then the monies paid till then by Clients will be refunded against the receipt copies. It is clear understanding between either parties that any loss arising on account of cancellation of flight / train / bus tickets booked by the Clients; either through the Company or on his/her own or through a third party; the Company shall not be liable for such losses or additional expense, or consequential loss suffered by the Clients.
     
  4. No person other than the Company, in writing, has the authority to vary, add, amplify or waive any stipulation, representation, term or condition in this program.
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  6. In the event of the Company exercising its rights to amend or alter any of the services as mentioned in the itinerary, after such tour or holiday has been booked, the Client shall have the right:
    • To continue with the tour or holiday as amended or altered.
    • To accept any alternative tour or holiday which the company may offer. In either of these above cases the Client shall not be entitled to, or the Company shall not be liable to the Client for any damage. Additional expense, consequential loss suffered by him or to pay any amount as refund.
     
  7. In case of any dispute, decision of TREKVEDA will be final and binding.
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  9. TREKVEDA reserves the right to call you back on the contact number shared by you on the website.
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    Health & Safety: The Company shall in no circumstances whatsoever will be liable to the Client or any person traveling for:

    • Any death personal injury, sickness, accident, loss, delay, discomfort, increased expenses, consequential loss and / or damage or any misadventure howsoever caused.
    • Any act, omission, default or Independent Contractor or other person or be any servant or agent , employed by them who may be engaged or concerned in the provision of accommodation, refreshment, carriage facilities or service for the Client or for any person travelling with him howsoever caused.
    • The temporary or permanent loss of or damage to baggage or personal effects howsoever caused In this condition the expression “Howsoever caused” includes negligence on the part of any person.
     
  11. No liability on the part of the Company arising in any way out of this Contract in respect of any tour, holiday, excursion facility shall exceed the total amount paid or agreed to be paid for the tour holiday, and shall in no case include any consequential loss or additional expense whatsoever.
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  13. If the Client has any complaint in respect of the services provided by any of the Independent Contractors, the Client shall immediately notify the same in writing to the Independent Contractor and a copy thereof should be handed over to the Tour Manager of the Company in order to enable the Company to take up the matter with the Independent Contractor so that in future other Clients do not face the same difficulty.
    • Any claim or complaint by the Client must be notified to the Company in writing within 07 days of the end of this holiday tour. No claim notified to this Company beyond this period will be entertained and the Company shall incur no liability whatsoever in respect thereof.
     
  14. Each of this condition shall be severable from the other end if any provision be invalid, illegal or unenforceable. The remaining provisions shall nevertheless have full force and effect.
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  16. Insurance: The tour cost does not include any costs towards the Travel / Meclaim Insurance premium. In case if the Client needs an Insurance coverage, it is suggested to go for suitable insurance policy on your own. The Client has to deal directly with the Insurance Company in case of settlement of any claim.
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  18. Change in Tour Price: The tour prices printed / advertised / quoted to Client are dynamic prices. The person booking tour early is likely to get the lowest price as communicated / offered by the Company, subject to availability of seats. Similarly, person booking tour at the last will be offered the highest prices. This pricing module has been adopted to get early bookings on tours. Hence it is quite obvious that persons travelling on a same group tour are likely to have paid different tour prices. The Company will not entertain any claim whatsoever on account of the same. Also it is clear agreement between either parties that the prices quoted in the proposal / brochure have been calculated based upon the prevailing hotel / transport tariffs and applicable taxes thereon at the time of printing this brochure. The Company reserves the right to amend the price published in this program in case of costs increased before the date of departure. All such increases in price must be paid for in full before departure by the Client. The company also reserves the right to charge offer time to time as per the present situation demand / circumstances.
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  20. Force Majure:-Acts of god (including exceptional adverse weather conditions), earthquake, fire , war (declared or undeclared), invasion, rebellion, revolt, riot, civil commotion, civil war, nuclear fission, Lockdown, strike, act(s) of omission/commission by any concerned government(s), or government agencies, judicial or quasijudicial authorities, occurrence of any event can force the Company to change or extended. Hence any additional expenditure occurred due to the above reasons the same will be borne by the passengers.
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  22. Please note trekking / driving time given in the program are approximate and it may vary due to break for refreshments, photography, bad weather and Road conditions

Meals

The menus are pre – set menus provided for breakfast/lunch/dinner on the tour as mentioned under each Tour itinerary and inclusions as printed in our brochure. The meals will be served at restaurants of hotel of stay. The enroute meals or meals during excursions could be packed meals or served by enroute/local restaurants / Dhabas. We cannot process a special meal nor do we guarantee the special diet to the customer. We however reserve the right to change the meal arrangement if circumstances make it necessary to do so. If a tour participant does not avail his/her meal in stipulated time; he/she has to avail the meal on his/her own arrangement and expenses. No claim can be made for the meal which he/she has missed and not utilized.

Itinerary Changes

For the comfort and convenience of our clients, we will sometimes reverse the direction, or slightly amend the itinerary. We will try to advise you of these amendments, prior to the start of the tour or on tour. In the event that a tour participant misses on any part of the sightseeing tour or any such tour due to delay on his part, he will not be entitled to claim refund of the same.

Hotel

We have mentioned the indicative names of the Hotels for each tour. We reserve the right to change the same due to unavoidable circumstances. In that case we may provide alternative, similar accommodation for which we are not liable to pay any refund. We will not be responsible or liable in case of loss of property or life at the Hotel. Similarly any damages caused to the hotel rooms during your stay, shall be payable by the Clients and the Company will not be liable for the same.

Transport / Coach / Sitting

We use Deluxe 2 X 2 Coaches or vehicles such as Tempo Traveller, Tata Winger, Chevrolet Tavera, Mahindra Scorpio, Toyota Qualis, Tata Sumo or similar as per the availability of vehicles and actual size of the group. Our tour manager / local representative will take reasonable care of your luggage but if you are carrying any high value items on the coach, we advise you not to leave them behind when you leave the coach. We will not be responsible or liable in case of theft or robbery of the said items from the coach. All baggage and personal effects are at all times and under all circumstances your responsibility. Any damages caused to the hotel rooms / coach during your stay, shall be payable by the Clients and the Company will not be liable for the same. The drivers of the vehicles are bound by specific rules like maximum driving hours within a day/during a week, rest period per day/week etc. Clients will have to strictly adhere to the prescribed timetable for the day so that the driver can complete the travel. In case, any of the sightseeing schedules is missed due to delays caused by the client, the same will not be refunded to the client under any circumstances. Please note that AC will not work in Hills and no claims to this regard shall be entertained.

Risk and Liabilities - Clients shall agree that Trekveda shall not be held responsible for consequences of natural calamities, weather condition, failure of scheduled airline, detention and delays due to quarantine, strike, theft, force major, civil disturbance, government restriction or regulation, accident by aircraft, car, bus or any other form of transport relating to program schedule. The travelers understand that such situations may occur, and we will inform you of the situation as soon as we have knowledge of it. The right is reserved to cancel or alter any package as conditions require, all additional cost occurs in such case will fully be borne by the travelers. Also, Trekveda shall not be held responsible for any loss/damage of your personal belongings.

Note:-

Basics

  • Price is subject to change without any prior notice.
  • Price is based on the “Base” Category of Hotel Room; this is Irrespective of the Package Category Chosen. Upgrade to Higher Category is available at an extra cost.
  • All domestic Hotels/Transport rates are based on current tariff & subject to change without prior notification; the revised rates will be charged extra.

Hotels

  • Many regions do not have star category hotels. Generally there isn’t any star categorization in this sector, however the same is demarcated as per prices and put into slabs of 2*/ 3*/ 4*or STD/ DLX/ PRM or equivalent.
  • Quote based on Non-Ac Rooms in Hills. AC Rooms on Extra Charges.
  • Please be reminded that all special requests like early check-in, smoking, non-smoking, views, floors, king, twin, adjoining and/or interconnecting rooms are strictly subject to availability upon arrival and cannot be guaranteed prior. Any expenses arising out of this is to be borne by the customer.
  • Only 01 extra bed/mattress is allowed per room. This extra bed means a Mattress / Roll over Extra mattress on floor provided where proper extra bed isn’t available.
  • In case of guests cannot climb the higher floors, we request you to update this at the time of booking so that we may take appropriate action and try for rooms in the Ground floor. This is again subject to availability and difference if any will have to be settled directly before check out.
  • There will not be any refund in cased any of the sightseeing is missed/uncovered during the trip.
  • In hills, hotels may be located in a way where the view might be of a building in the front, beside or behind it.
  • The Hotels may/may not have some of following amenities as per its policy. Tea/coffee maker/ mini fridge/ enhanced toiletry kit (with moisturizer, tooth paste, brush, shaving kit, lufa, bathroom sleepers, bath-robe) etc.
  • For meal plans, menu will be on fixed plan/ buffet basis and not on A-la-Carte basis. MAP & AP Meal plans do not include Evening snacks & cold drinks / liquor, Soups or Deserts. For order on A-la-Carte basis, guests are requested to make direct payment for additional items.

Incidental charges due to unforeseen situations

All arrangements made by Company are in the capacity of an agent only. Company will not be liable for claims or expenses arising from circumstances beyond our control such as accidents, injuries, delayed or cancelled flights & acts of Force majeure/ traffic jams / traffic halts/ diversions/ bandh/ curfew, Union strike, VVIP movement, etc. – We will request you to bear with us the situations beyond our control. We will arrange for alternate sightseeing. In case of discontinued itinerary due to these reasons no refund on the hotel booking will be provided and alternate accommodations (as per availability) are managed in the place where you have to stay back. While it is our endeavor to manage the alternate arrangements during such scenarios, please note the difference may be charged for the same.

1. Is Borasu Pass Trek suitable for the Beginners?

Borasu Pass Trek is graded as Easy to Moderate trek with an altitude of 14,009 Ft. A beginner can opt for Borasu Pass Trek with decent fitness. However, one can start exercising and walking prior 2 weeks of the trek for smooth trekking during it.

2. Where Borasu Pass Trek is situated?

The trek starts from Sankri village situated in Uttarakhand.

3. What is the physical fitness requirement for Borasu Pass Trek?

Borasu Pass Trek is an easy to moderate trek, a person physical and mentally fit can prefer this trek. However prior 2 week of trek, one can start walking for 30 mins daily and speed up later on to get a good fitness for the trek.

4. What is the best time to do Borasu Pass Trek?

The best time to visit Borasu Pass trek is between pre monsoon months of May- June and post monsoon months of September till November.

5. What is an age limit for Borasu Pass Trek?

Age limit for Borasu Pass Trek is minimum 9 to 10 years.

6. Which mobile network works in Borasu Pass Trek?

You must remember that the mobile network is not available in the Borasu Pass trek. In sankri at fewer place you can only use BSNL.

7. Is there any risk of wild animal or avalanche in Borasu Pass Trek?

There is no chance of avalanche in Borasu Pass Trek, but yes a little risk of wild animals. Therefore, it is advised to not go beyond your trekking group.

8. Is liquor and smoking allowed in Borasu Pass Trek?

No, Liquor and smoking aren’t entertaining in Himalayas, for your own health where people get easily sick of high altitude. Having liquor in Himalayas is not at all advisable and smoking? A big no, because one needs fresh oxygen to trek, therefore smoking is like a Trauma.

9. What is a trek distance of Borasu Pass Trek?

Borasu Pass Trek distance is 23 Km.

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