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05/12/2022

Kala nag exapdesan trek 6387 m t
October 2022
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Kedarkantha trek
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09/04/2022

Rupin Pass trek unfolds at an altitude of 15,250 ft, which will give you pictorial and mesmerizing view of the lofty Kailash Peak, and leave you smitten by the beauty.

07/04/2022

Rupin Pass is a high altitude trek which starts from Dhaula in Uttarakhand and ends at Sangla. Majorly you will do Trekking in Himachal as 80% of the trek route is there itself.
Being a high altitude trek, of about 15250 feet, Rupin Pass is considered among one of the high range expeditions for Trekking in India. The high altitude in not just sole reason for its popularity among trekkers, the diversified number of sceneries and sudden variation in trails also attracts many nature lovers.
You will get surprised at every hour by the number of variety which mother nature has to offer you in Rupin Pass Trek. The trails at times are very difficult with its steep climbs which suddenly changes to an easy walks.

23/03/2022

About Kedarkantha Trek

Kedarkantha roughly translates to the “Throat of Lord Shiva”. It is a mountain 20 kms from Sankri village, standing tall at a height of 12,500 feet. A legend goes back to the Mahabharata era, when the Pandavas went to Lord Shiva to ask for his blessings after the Kurukshetra war. Lord Shiva refused to meet them and guised himself as a buffalo instead. Bheem, one of the Pandavas, noticed something strange among the herd of buffalos and refused to let the disguised buffalo pass. This led to a fight between the two. Bheem is said to have ripped the buffalo apart and the Pandavas are said to have built temples wherever parts of his body fell.