Indrahar Pass, Kangra

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With beautiful landscapes, sparkling streams, deep gorges, tranquil lakes and deodar forest all throughout the journey, the Indrahar Pass Trek in Himachal Pradesh is one of the most awe - inspiring treks in the Indian Himalayan region that bursts the mind of several travelers from all age group. The journey is a perfect combination of diverse nature and traditional colors of Himachal, and it stretches from an elevation of 2,875 meters to 4,425 meters. The Indrahar Pass forms the border between Kangra and Chamba districts and lay bare the stretch of Dhauladhar range with the fascinating glimpse of hamlets below. It also uncovers the tranquil waters of Lake Mankiani and Kareri. Nonetheless, the dark boulder road tracks of the Dhauladhar and rhododendrons and a wide range of avifauna at different altitude simply enriches the journey and wins the heart of travelers. The Indrahar Pass trek, which is one of the easy to moderate treks in Himachal Pradesh, takes off from McLeodganj, which is the seat of Dalai Lama, to Triund at 2,875 meters. The trek to Triund via Dhramkot village and Galu Devi reveals a magnificent view of the Kangra Valley and Dharamshala town below. From Triund, the trail leads off to Lahesh Cave via Laka passing through a meadow scattered with boulders. From Lahesh Cave the journey for the day commences for Indrahar Pass walking over the rocks straight on the North East face of the ridge, keeping the steep wall of Mon to its right. The trail continues over the crest and comes across several ascents. The view from the pass is just mind blowing. To the south lie the Kangra valley and the distant plains of Punjab in a blue haze, while up north rises wave upon waves of ranges like the Pir Panjal to the north, Kishtwar to the west, Bara Bangahal to east and Manimahesh to the northeast. The trail further continues down to Chhata passing through an untamed stream over the dark boulder and expunges into a beautiful valley dotted with several species of wildflowers. From Chhata, the route snakes to Kuarsi via Kuarsi Nala and leads off at Brehi en route to Lamu followed by Donali. Brehi is the gateway to Minikiani Lake, and the track passes through a dense forest via Drakund. After crossing the Minikiani Lake, the route leads to Kareri Lake and then to the camp at Kareri followed by the downhill trek to McLeodganj.

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Nearest Tourist Places
Dhauladhar National Park
Dhauladhar National Park

Hanuman Ka Tibba
Hanuman Ka Tibba

War Memorial
War Memorial

Lahesh Caves
Lahesh Caves

Tsuglagkhang Monastery
Tsuglagkhang Monastery

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Most Visited
Lahesh Caves
Dharamsala

Kareri Lake
Kareri, Kangra.

Hanuman Ka Tibba
Triund Hill, Dharamshala.

Indrahar Pass
Dhauladhar Range

Baglamukhi Temple
Mehwa, Sameli.

Other Attractions
Lahesh Caves
Lahesh Caves

Kareri Lake
Kareri Lake

Hanuman Ka Tibba
Hanuman Ka Tibba

Indrahar Pass
Indrahar Pass

Baglamukhi Temple
Baglamukhi Temple

Cars
Taxi Stand of Bhagsu Naag

Bhagsu Nag,Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala

Dharamshala Taxi Service (Travels Services)

Shop no 220 McLeodganj Road, Bhagsunath, Dharamshala

Skyline Travels and adventure- Travel Agent in Dharamshala

Near post office, Jogibara Road, McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala

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McLeod Ganj Bus Stop

Forsyth Ganj-Mcleod Ganj, McLeod Ganj

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Rakkar Helipad

Chhatair

Helipad Holi

Trail to Devi Himani Chamunda Mandir, Holi

Dadh Helipad

Dadh, Tambar

Shri Chamunda Devi Helipad

Dadh, Tambar

Gaggal Airport Dharamshala Kangra

National Highway 154, Gaggal

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Indrahar Pass, Kangra
Dhauladhar Range

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