Trek News: Buran Ghati Trek Update (May 2025)

Trek News - Buran Ghati Trek Update - May 2025

Trek News: Buran Ghati Trek Update (May 2025)

🌄 Where Trails Speak – A Quick Pulse from the Himalayas

Welcome to Trek News, your reliable trail companion from ShepherdTrail — where every update isn’t just news, it’s a story unfolding in the highlands. Today, we take you to the heart of Buran Ghati, a pass that’s gaining rhythm as the trekking season warms up.


❄️ Snow Still Drapes the Summit

Straight from our trusted local guide — snow persists above Dunda, the final base camp before the summit push. Trekkers should prepare for snow gear at higher elevations. Expect postcard-perfect slopes as you ascend the pass, with the right amount of adventure underfoot.

Trek News - Buran Ghati Trek Update - May 2025


⛺ Big Players Are On Trail

The buzz is unmistakable — all major trekking outfits have hit the trail. You’ll spot IndiaHikes, Trek the Himalayas, Bikat Adventures, and Hike in Himalayas, with full batches operating and camps set up. This adds both comfort and safety for those navigating the route independently or in small groups.

Trek News - Buran Ghati Trek Update - May 2025


🚶‍♂️ A Well-Trodden Path with Mountain Kin

This is the season where Buran Ghati feels like a pilgrimage of passionate hikers. The trail is lively with groups, stories shared around camps, and plenty of trail camaraderie. That said, expect a bit more activity at key campsites — early setup is always wise.


🧭 ShepherdTrail Take

Buran Ghati remains one of our favorite alpine escapes — with a blend of dense forests, serene meadows, dramatic climbs, and that soul-stirring summit descent via rappelling. While it’s gaining popularity, the magic remains intact — especially if you walk it with reverence, not rush.


Quick Trek Facts:

  • Best Season: May–June & Sept–Oct

  • Start Point: Janglik, Himachal Pradesh

  • Summit Altitude: ~15,000 ft

  • Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging

  • Snow Conditions: Present near summit

  • Trek Status: Fully active with multiple groups

  • Permits: No special permits required (as of now)


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