Bali Pass TrekKing
Bali Pass – An exhilarating trek; explore the unexplored
Bali Pass trek lies in the Himalayas and it is at an altitude of 4953 m. It is a connecting pass that connects Har Ki Dun and Ruinsara valley to Yamunotri valley. Bali Pass trekking is not for everybody but for the real lovers of adventure, the thrill of this trek is much more than you can expect. The challenging trails of Bali Pass make it one of the difficult treks.
Major attractions of Bali Pass Trekking
A short video that provide a brief insight into the vivid experiences of bali trek.
Credits – Tanuj Martolia
Bali pass trek has some major attractions which constrain one’s mind to visit this place.
- Picturesque meadow of Debshu Bugyal amidst Ruinsara forest with surpassing views of Mt. Kala Nag and Swargarohini, it is a bliss for trekkers to camp here.
- The undulating meadows surround this unique Lake named “Ruinsara Lake” and it lies in the middle of Swargarohini mountain ranges.
- The beautiful views of Govind Pashu National Park and Ruinsara valley are captivating.
Day 1: Dehradun to Sankri (210 km) (7/8 hours) (1920 m)
- Estimation time of completion: 7-8 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 210 km
- Tip: get ready to make memories
Our pick up point is Dehradun Railway station or ISBT, meet us there and then drive towards Sankri you can have your breakfast at Kempty Fall which is a famous picnic spot and is famous for a waterfall. Have your lunch in the middle of your journey at Purola.
It’s a picturesque drive to Sankri, you’ll get fetching views from your window, and therefore the drive is going to be through Dehradun, Mussoorie, Nainbagh, Damta, Newman, Purola, Mori, Netwar these are beautiful places within the Himalayas.
Reach Sankri have a glance of snow-covered mountains, this place is pollution-free, enjoy the invigorating climate. We own a hotel there named “Swargarohini” Relax, have your meal and overnight stay in the hotel. Discovery hike is the only one who provides you the cheapest Bali pass trek cost with this type of amazing service.
Day 2: Sankri to Taluka (11 km) and to Cheludgad /Seema (12 Km) (4/5 hours) (2700 m)
- Altitude gain: 2700 m
- Estimation time of completion: 5 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 12 km
- Tip: : Carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources along the way.
Have your breakfast and then leave for Taluka by taxi, it is 11km away from Sankri when you reach there take a short break and start your trek towards Cheludgad, the trail takes you through dense pine forest, varieties of animals live in this region as it is rich in flora and fauna. The trail is rough and is not a very good condition.
When you trek through the dense forest, trees accompany you and languor’s hanging from one tree to another can be spotted there. The chirping of birds can be heard and rare species of birds can be seen here. The “Himalayan Monal” state bird of Uttarakhand is found in this area.
If you lack time to reach Cheludgad camp then 2 km ahead Taluka there is a campsite near a stream which is the water source for that campsite. Set up your tents and enjoy dinner and night stay in tents.
Day 3: Seema (Cheludgad) to Devsu Bugyal (7 Km) (3/4 hours) (3000 m)
- Altitude gain: 3000 m
- Estimation time of completion: 3 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 7 km
- Tip: Carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources on the way.
Have breakfast and start your trek towards Devsu Bugyal (packed lunch will be provided). As soon as the trek starts and you ascend slowly then you get the amazing views of wide valleys and mountains covered in snow, these views are breathtaking, adding more beauty to them the sight of waterfalls can be caught.
Hike through a thick forest, rich in foliage and Flora, plenty of wildflowers grow here. The best thing about the forest is it is home to some rare species rarely seen anywhere else, the trail through this forest is a great part to spot different species of animals and birds.
Continue trekking and after crossing last steep climb you can reach Devsu Bugyal, camping here is a delight, this meadow is picturesque amidst Ruinsara forest with surpassing views of Mt. Kala Nag and Swargarohini. Camp here for the night and enjoy a relaxing stay in tents.
Day 4: Devsu Bugyal to Ruinsara Lake (12 Km) (6/7 hours) (3500 m)
- Altitude gain: 3500 m
- Estimation time of completion: 6 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 12 km
- Tip: Carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources.
Today is a long trek so carry enough water and have proper breakfast before starting your trek. Enjoy mesmerizing views offered by this place throughout your trek, you have to almost ascend till you reach Ruinsara Lake. You will find loose stones on the trail and the path is muddy and sometimes it becomes slippery, trek along the Supin River, this is the last day of trekking along this river.
Cross the Supin River through a bridge and you will reach Ruinsara Lake also known as “Ruinsara Taal” The undulating meadows surround it and it lies in the middle of Swargarohini mountain ranges.
Here is the temple of Yamunotri, one of the Char Dhams and Yamunotri River, which is the source of Yamuna, the views of Bandarpoonch, Kala Nag and Swargarohini don’t leave your side. Trek along the river and you will reach your campsite where you can rest for the night.
Day 5: Ruinsara Lake to Odari (7 Km) (5 hours) (4100 m)
- Altitude gain: 4100 m
- Estimation time of completion: 5 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 7 km
- Tip: carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources.
Today’s trekking distance is 7 km from Ruinsara Lake to Odari (packed lunch is provided which you can have in the middle of the trek.)
Bali Pass Trekking is through a forest along the river, it is pleasant to walk by the side of serene and freshwater in the places which are least explored. Time taken to reach Odari campsite is 5 hours, have your lunch in the middle of your trek. Rest for some time and leave for your campsite.
Odari is a cave made of rock in which “Bali” spent one night. (Hanuman’s brother). It is a beautiful campsite where you can enjoy the views in a divine setting, tomorrow your trek is to Bali Pass so have proper food and rest in your tents to have good energy saved for tomorrow.
Day 6: Odari to Bali Pass summit (4953 m) Upper Damnai camp (6 km) (7/8 hours) (4600 m)
Toughest day has come with enormous challenges, you have to defeat them and successfully complete your climb to the summit (4,953 m). Have your breakfast early in the morning with a packed lunch so you can leave on time. The trail is covered by snow so carry proper trekking equipment, there are snow ridges that are steep and some are leveled.
Snow makes the Bali pass trekking challenge, the distance seems too long and you may get tired here so take rest breaks and then climb to the last ridge is exhilarating, finding the right route is difficult because of the large amount of snow. When you reach on top the glimpse of Yamunotri valley can be seen below.
Now a connecting ridge is visible, it is a sharp ascend to Bali Pass which is steep but it is only 10 minutes away, after reaching the top the panoramic views will leave you spellbound. Yamunotri, Bandarpoonch, Ruinsara and Black peak, they glimmer all together.
Descend, you need to be very careful while descending, use your equipment and slide down. A lot of distance can be covered in less time by sliding down and it is fun too. When you come down you can see snowfields and there are many trails to descend after some time forest of Upper and Lower Damnai will be visible, it is tricky to reach there, so be careful while your descent.
Your camping site is in the Upper Damnai region, it is a small spot for camping and a stream flows around it. Today was a hard day so have delicious food and relaxing stay in tents.
Day 7: Upper Damnai camp to Yamunotri Temple and Jan ki Chatti (12km) (7/8 hours) (2,575 m)
- Altitude gain: 2,575 m
- Estimation time of completion: 8 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 12 km
- Tip: carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources.
Today visit Yamunotri Temple which is one of the Char Dham’s, Yamunotri River is the source of River Ganga and “Yamuna” is the daughter of God “Surya”. This place is famous for a hot spring where people bath. Visit this holy place and leave for Jan Ki Chatti.
Descending is steep and the trail is connected to the old trail of Yamunotri, you go there and know about the values of people then leave for Jan Ki Chatti, the trail is well marked and built properly and two hours of trek will lead you there.
Day 8: jan ki Chatti to Dehradun (178 km)
- Estimation time of completion: 10-11 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 178 km
- Tip: carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources.
From Jan Ki Chatti you can take a shared jeep or bus to Dehradun. Discovery hike offers you the cheapest Bali Pass Trek cost with full Customer satisfaction.
Hiking Shoes for the bali Pass Trek
Type: Depending on terrain & the difficulty of the Bali Pass Trek, you will need to choose the right kind of grip and sole for the shoe. We recommend that you check for water-resistance and a deep yet flexible sole for the all factors that you will face.
Importance: Your legs need to be well taken care of by the shoes over the course of the Bali Pass Trek. Different terrains pose different threats and the right kind of shoe will make all the difference in the world.
Backpack for the Bali Pass Trekking
Type: This purely depends on the kind of trek you are undertaking
- For Short Trek of 1 to 3 Days duration you need 15 litres to 20 litres of backpack
- For Long Trek of 3 to 10 Days duration you need 40 litres to 60 litres of backpack
Importance: Your backpack is as important as your shoe. Your entire journey will be with the Backpack with all the essentials you need. We recommend that you test the backpack and choose it according to the trek, your height & the comfort it provides.
Daypack
Type: This is 10 litres to 15 litres Daypack Backpack is what you need to have with you for the Summit day.
Importance: Your Daypack will be for those Summit days and shorter days when you just need your basic essentials with you.
Clothing
Padded Jacket – You will need 1 pair of the Jacket for Summer & Winter. Ensure that the jacket is wind-resistant & capable of keeping your warm-up to -10 degrees.
Fleece Jacket – You will need 2 pairs of the Fleece Jacket. Make sure it’s Cotton or contains more Cotton.
Thermals – For the Bali Pass Winter trek, you will require 1 pair of thermals because of the cold winter. During the summer, this is optional. Thermals should also be made primarily of Cotton. This will keep you warm during the nights when the temperature usually tends to drop.
Trek Pants – Exclusively meant for Trekking, you will need a minimum of 2 pairs of Trekking Pants. Ensure it is made of Cotton & provides maximum comfort and is durable for the Bali PassTrek.
Collared T-shirts – Carry 2 – 3 sets of these for the trek. The collar will help to keep the neck from being exposed to the sun and getting sunburnt during the Bali Pass TrekKing in summer when it is normally sunny.
Sun Caps – At high altitudes, the Sun might be harsh and direct exposure of your head to the sun is not something we would recommend. Carry Sun Caps in case these situations arise to keep your head cool on the trek, when it is normally sunny.
Woolen Caps – The Bali Pass trek in December and other winter months will have very cold nights in the mountains and you must protect your ears and head from the cold winds. Woolen caps are essentials during the nights to keep your ears and head warm.
Waterproof Gloves:You will need waterproof gloves as you move towards colder and wet parts of the Bali Pass trekKing to keep your hands clean & warm without getting them wet and most importantly, to give you the grip and firmness you need for the climb.
Trek Accessories
Trekking Pole: The Bali Pass trek difficulty can be eased out by carrying one of our Trekking/Hiking Poles as it saves almost 60% of your energy when you are climbing a steep slope at high altitude regions. We make it a mandate to carry a Trekking Pole with you for our treks.
Head-lamp or Torch: : A Head-Lamp is something we make a mandate too, for our Treks. Carrying this will help you see better in dark places on the Bali Pass TrekKing. In case you are unable to procure a Head-lamp, then we suggest carrying a Torch.
Daily essentials
Toiletries: We recommend that you carry all your toiletries and all other cosmetic essentials by yourself to avoid borrowing (Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Lip-balm, Moisturizer, Face-wash, Other creams & essentials, Toilet roll, Sanitary Pads, etc.). Do not leave used napkins in the mountains these are against Himalayan laws.
Bottles & Boxes: Carry your Water Bottles we suggest you have two 1 litre bottles. We suggest you carry your own tiffin boxes to eat the food we provide for both convenience, and hygienic purposes.
Risks and challenges are part of everyone’s lives; without taking risks and facing challenges one cannot aim to achieve what he wants to be. These challenges help inculcate in us the life skills needed to survive through tough situations. We consider this the motto of our company- to prepare an individual to face the risks of life, the challenges that come their way, and to equip them with the knowledge to overcome them.
Trekking, directly or indirectly, helps develop these qualities and also garners quick decision-making techniques as per the circumstances. It allows you to learn how nature works and the strong impact of the environment on one’s life.
The company has made all possible arrangements and taken all the necessary precautions to avoid any mishaps. However, it is still essential to enlighten our trekkers about the possible risks and challenges that they may meet with on the trekking route and how these can be avoided or overcome. Remember to be proactive at all times and with this in mind, let’s discuss some common risks and challenges along with the Bali Pass trekking map and ways to avoid them.
Bali Pass TrekKing
Bali Pass – An exhilarating trek; explore the unexplored
Bali Pass trek lies in the Himalayas and it is at an altitude of 4953 m. It is a connecting pass that connects Har Ki Dun and Ruinsara valley to Yamunotri valley. Bali Pass trekking is not for everybody but for the real lovers of adventure, the thrill of this trek is much more than you can expect. The challenging trails of Bali Pass make it one of the difficult treks.
Major attractions of Bali Pass Trekking
A short video that provide a brief insight into the vivid experiences of bali trek.
Credits – Tanuj Martolia
Bali pass trek has some major attractions which constrain one’s mind to visit this place.
- Picturesque meadow of Debshu Bugyal amidst Ruinsara forest with surpassing views of Mt. Kala Nag and Swargarohini, it is a bliss for trekkers to camp here.
- The undulating meadows surround this unique Lake named “Ruinsara Lake” and it lies in the middle of Swargarohini mountain ranges.
- The beautiful views of Govind Pashu National Park and Ruinsara valley are captivating.
Day 1: Dehradun to Sankri (210 km) (7/8 hours) (1920 m)
- Estimation time of completion: 7-8 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 210 km
- Tip: get ready to make memories
Our pick up point is Dehradun Railway station or ISBT, meet us there and then drive towards Sankri you can have your breakfast at Kempty Fall which is a famous picnic spot and is famous for a waterfall. Have your lunch in the middle of your journey at Purola.
It’s a picturesque drive to Sankri, you’ll get fetching views from your window, and therefore the drive is going to be through Dehradun, Mussoorie, Nainbagh, Damta, Newman, Purola, Mori, Netwar these are beautiful places within the Himalayas.
Reach Sankri have a glance of snow-covered mountains, this place is pollution-free, enjoy the invigorating climate. We own a hotel there named “Swargarohini” Relax, have your meal and overnight stay in the hotel. Discovery hike is the only one who provides you the cheapest Bali pass trek cost with this type of amazing service.
Day 2: Sankri to Taluka (11 km) and to Cheludgad /Seema (12 Km) (4/5 hours) (2700 m)
- Altitude gain: 2700 m
- Estimation time of completion: 5 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 12 km
- Tip: : Carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources along the way.
Have your breakfast and then leave for Taluka by taxi, it is 11km away from Sankri when you reach there take a short break and start your trek towards Cheludgad, the trail takes you through dense pine forest, varieties of animals live in this region as it is rich in flora and fauna. The trail is rough and is not a very good condition.
When you trek through the dense forest, trees accompany you and languor’s hanging from one tree to another can be spotted there. The chirping of birds can be heard and rare species of birds can be seen here. The “Himalayan Monal” state bird of Uttarakhand is found in this area.
If you lack time to reach Cheludgad camp then 2 km ahead Taluka there is a campsite near a stream which is the water source for that campsite. Set up your tents and enjoy dinner and night stay in tents.
Day 3: Seema (Cheludgad) to Devsu Bugyal (7 Km) (3/4 hours) (3000 m)
- Altitude gain: 3000 m
- Estimation time of completion: 3 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 7 km
- Tip: Carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources on the way.
Have breakfast and start your trek towards Devsu Bugyal (packed lunch will be provided). As soon as the trek starts and you ascend slowly then you get the amazing views of wide valleys and mountains covered in snow, these views are breathtaking, adding more beauty to them the sight of waterfalls can be caught.
Hike through a thick forest, rich in foliage and Flora, plenty of wildflowers grow here. The best thing about the forest is it is home to some rare species rarely seen anywhere else, the trail through this forest is a great part to spot different species of animals and birds.
Continue trekking and after crossing last steep climb you can reach Devsu Bugyal, camping here is a delight, this meadow is picturesque amidst Ruinsara forest with surpassing views of Mt. Kala Nag and Swargarohini. Camp here for the night and enjoy a relaxing stay in tents.
Day 4: Devsu Bugyal to Ruinsara Lake (12 Km) (6/7 hours) (3500 m)
- Altitude gain: 3500 m
- Estimation time of completion: 6 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 12 km
- Tip: Carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources.
Today is a long trek so carry enough water and have proper breakfast before starting your trek. Enjoy mesmerizing views offered by this place throughout your trek, you have to almost ascend till you reach Ruinsara Lake. You will find loose stones on the trail and the path is muddy and sometimes it becomes slippery, trek along the Supin River, this is the last day of trekking along this river.
Cross the Supin River through a bridge and you will reach Ruinsara Lake also known as “Ruinsara Taal” The undulating meadows surround it and it lies in the middle of Swargarohini mountain ranges.
Here is the temple of Yamunotri, one of the Char Dhams and Yamunotri River, which is the source of Yamuna, the views of Bandarpoonch, Kala Nag and Swargarohini don’t leave your side. Trek along the river and you will reach your campsite where you can rest for the night.
Day 5: Ruinsara Lake to Odari (7 Km) (5 hours) (4100 m)
- Altitude gain: 4100 m
- Estimation time of completion: 5 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 7 km
- Tip: carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources.
Today’s trekking distance is 7 km from Ruinsara Lake to Odari (packed lunch is provided which you can have in the middle of the trek.)
Bali Pass Trekking is through a forest along the river, it is pleasant to walk by the side of serene and freshwater in the places which are least explored. Time taken to reach Odari campsite is 5 hours, have your lunch in the middle of your trek. Rest for some time and leave for your campsite.
Odari is a cave made of rock in which “Bali” spent one night. (Hanuman’s brother). It is a beautiful campsite where you can enjoy the views in a divine setting, tomorrow your trek is to Bali Pass so have proper food and rest in your tents to have good energy saved for tomorrow.
Day 6: Odari to Bali Pass summit (4953 m) Upper Damnai camp (6 km) (7/8 hours) (4600 m)
Toughest day has come with enormous challenges, you have to defeat them and successfully complete your climb to the summit (4,953 m). Have your breakfast early in the morning with a packed lunch so you can leave on time. The trail is covered by snow so carry proper trekking equipment, there are snow ridges that are steep and some are leveled.
Snow makes the Bali pass trekking challenge, the distance seems too long and you may get tired here so take rest breaks and then climb to the last ridge is exhilarating, finding the right route is difficult because of the large amount of snow. When you reach on top the glimpse of Yamunotri valley can be seen below.
Now a connecting ridge is visible, it is a sharp ascend to Bali Pass which is steep but it is only 10 minutes away, after reaching the top the panoramic views will leave you spellbound. Yamunotri, Bandarpoonch, Ruinsara and Black peak, they glimmer all together.
Descend, you need to be very careful while descending, use your equipment and slide down. A lot of distance can be covered in less time by sliding down and it is fun too. When you come down you can see snowfields and there are many trails to descend after some time forest of Upper and Lower Damnai will be visible, it is tricky to reach there, so be careful while your descent.
Your camping site is in the Upper Damnai region, it is a small spot for camping and a stream flows around it. Today was a hard day so have delicious food and relaxing stay in tents.
Day 7: Upper Damnai camp to Yamunotri Temple and Jan ki Chatti (12km) (7/8 hours) (2,575 m)
- Altitude gain: 2,575 m
- Estimation time of completion: 8 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 12 km
- Tip: carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources.
Today visit Yamunotri Temple which is one of the Char Dham’s, Yamunotri River is the source of River Ganga and “Yamuna” is the daughter of God “Surya”. This place is famous for a hot spring where people bath. Visit this holy place and leave for Jan Ki Chatti.
Descending is steep and the trail is connected to the old trail of Yamunotri, you go there and know about the values of people then leave for Jan Ki Chatti, the trail is well marked and built properly and two hours of trek will lead you there.
Day 8: jan ki Chatti to Dehradun (178 km)
- Estimation time of completion: 10-11 hrs
- Estimation distance of Drive: 178 km
- Tip: carry sufficient water, at least 2 liters, from the campsite or refill from natural sources.
From Jan Ki Chatti you can take a shared jeep or bus to Dehradun. Discovery hike offers you the cheapest Bali Pass Trek cost with full Customer satisfaction.
Hiking Shoes for the bali Pass Trek
Type: Depending on terrain & the difficulty of the Bali Pass Trek, you will need to choose the right kind of grip and sole for the shoe. We recommend that you check for water-resistance and a deep yet flexible sole for the all factors that you will face.
Importance: Your legs need to be well taken care of by the shoes over the course of the Bali Pass Trek. Different terrains pose different threats and the right kind of shoe will make all the difference in the world.
Backpack for the Bali Pass Trekking
Type: This purely depends on the kind of trek you are undertaking
- For Short Trek of 1 to 3 Days duration you need 15 litres to 20 litres of backpack
- For Long Trek of 3 to 10 Days duration you need 40 litres to 60 litres of backpack
Importance: Your backpack is as important as your shoe. Your entire journey will be with the Backpack with all the essentials you need. We recommend that you test the backpack and choose it according to the trek, your height & the comfort it provides.
Daypack
Type: This is 10 litres to 15 litres Daypack Backpack is what you need to have with you for the Summit day.
Importance: Your Daypack will be for those Summit days and shorter days when you just need your basic essentials with you.
Clothing
Padded Jacket – You will need 1 pair of the Jacket for Summer & Winter. Ensure that the jacket is wind-resistant & capable of keeping your warm-up to -10 degrees.
Fleece Jacket – You will need 2 pairs of the Fleece Jacket. Make sure it’s Cotton or contains more Cotton.
Thermals – For the Bali Pass Winter trek, you will require 1 pair of thermals because of the cold winter. During the summer, this is optional. Thermals should also be made primarily of Cotton. This will keep you warm during the nights when the temperature usually tends to drop.
Trek Pants – Exclusively meant for Trekking, you will need a minimum of 2 pairs of Trekking Pants. Ensure it is made of Cotton & provides maximum comfort and is durable for the Bali PassTrek.
Collared T-shirts – Carry 2 – 3 sets of these for the trek. The collar will help to keep the neck from being exposed to the sun and getting sunburnt during the Bali Pass TrekKing in summer when it is normally sunny.
Sun Caps – At high altitudes, the Sun might be harsh and direct exposure of your head to the sun is not something we would recommend. Carry Sun Caps in case these situations arise to keep your head cool on the trek, when it is normally sunny.
Woolen Caps – The Bali Pass trek in December and other winter months will have very cold nights in the mountains and you must protect your ears and head from the cold winds. Woolen caps are essentials during the nights to keep your ears and head warm.
Waterproof Gloves:You will need waterproof gloves as you move towards colder and wet parts of the Bali Pass trekKing to keep your hands clean & warm without getting them wet and most importantly, to give you the grip and firmness you need for the climb.
Trek Accessories
Trekking Pole: The Bali Pass trek difficulty can be eased out by carrying one of our Trekking/Hiking Poles as it saves almost 60% of your energy when you are climbing a steep slope at high altitude regions. We make it a mandate to carry a Trekking Pole with you for our treks.
Head-lamp or Torch: : A Head-Lamp is something we make a mandate too, for our Treks. Carrying this will help you see better in dark places on the Bali Pass TrekKing. In case you are unable to procure a Head-lamp, then we suggest carrying a Torch.
Daily essentials
Toiletries: We recommend that you carry all your toiletries and all other cosmetic essentials by yourself to avoid borrowing (Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Lip-balm, Moisturizer, Face-wash, Other creams & essentials, Toilet roll, Sanitary Pads, etc.). Do not leave used napkins in the mountains these are against Himalayan laws.
Bottles & Boxes: Carry your Water Bottles we suggest you have two 1 litre bottles. We suggest you carry your own tiffin boxes to eat the food we provide for both convenience, and hygienic purposes.
Risks and challenges are part of everyone’s lives; without taking risks and facing challenges one cannot aim to achieve what he wants to be. These challenges help inculcate in us the life skills needed to survive through tough situations. We consider this the motto of our company- to prepare an individual to face the risks of life, the challenges that come their way, and to equip them with the knowledge to overcome them.
Trekking, directly or indirectly, helps develop these qualities and also garners quick decision-making techniques as per the circumstances. It allows you to learn how nature works and the strong impact of the environment on one’s life.
The company has made all possible arrangements and taken all the necessary precautions to avoid any mishaps. However, it is still essential to enlighten our trekkers about the possible risks and challenges that they may meet with on the trekking route and how these can be avoided or overcome. Remember to be proactive at all times and with this in mind, let’s discuss some common risks and challenges along with the Bali Pass trekking map and ways to avoid them.