Jalsu Pass Trek

Utrala-Parai (2390 mtrs) the trek weaves all along the Parai nullah ghaving gentle climb night halt in tents.
Overnight stay in tents at Camp Site.

Parai to Yara Gote (cross over Jalsu pass – 3600 mtrs.) Jalsu pass is an accessible pass and is easy to cross, trekkers and pilgrimage who takes part in Mnimahesh pilgrimage often cross this pass and stay at Yara gote which has vast green meadows. Local people establish seasonal tea stalls to the help the trekkers and pilgrimage.
Dinner and overnight stay in Camp

The trek descends from Yara gote to Surai having dense forest of mixed variety. This region is also famous for collection of medicinal plants night halt in tents.
Dinner and overnight stay in Camp

Surai – Nayagraon, the trek to Nayagraon, few villages at intervals, the trek descends steeply at places and from Ravi onwards a jeep able road. Night stay in village house or in tents.
Dinner and overnight stay in Camp

Nayagran- Bharmour or Chamba by jeep/Bus.
Overnight at Hotel

The Jalsu Pass Trek is a beautiful and easy trek that crosses the Jalsu Pass, which is a low altitude pass of the Dhauladhar range that connects Kangra Valley and Chamba Valley in Himachal Pradesh, India. The trek offers scenic views of the meadows, forests, rivers, waterfalls, and wildflowers that adorn the trail. The trek can be done from April to October, but the best time is from July to August, when the valley is in full bloom.
Here are some tips and advisories for the Jalsu Pass Trek:
The trek distance is about 32 km and can take 3 to 4 days to complete. The highest point of the trek is the Jalsu Pass, which is at an altitude of about 3900 m. The trek is well marked and used by the local Gaddi shepherds and pilgrims.
The trek requires prior experience and fitness, as well as proper equipment, clothing, food, and guides. You will also need to obtain the necessary permits and follow the environmental and cultural norms of the region.
The trek starts from Uttrala near Paprola town, which can be reached by road from major cities in India. You can also start the trek from Utrala and end at Uttrala, which is the reverse route. You can also include Bir and Dharamshala in your itinerary, which are famous for their Tibetan culture, monasteries, and paragliding.
The trek is prone to rains and you can see rain showers on this trek. It is better to carry a big umbrella or rain poncho. You should also check the weather forecast and the road conditions before planning your trip, as the trek is located in a remote and high-altitude area.
There are a few tea stalls at a few stops, however they are not operational throughout the year. Please check the cafe status before starting the trek. You should also carry enough water and snacks for the trek, as there are no shops or villages on the way.
You should respect the nature and the culture of the region and avoid littering, making noise, or disturbing the wildlife. You should also follow the instructions of your guide and support crew and tip them generously for their service.
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The best time to visit the Jalsu Pass Trek is between April and October, especially before the monsoons when the valley starts to blossom with a variety of flowers to live up to its name of “Flower Valley Of Himachal”. During this time, you can also witness the pilgrimage of the local Gaddi shepherds and pilgrims to Manimahesh Kailas, which is a sacred mountain in the Himalayas. If you want to avoid the crowd, you can visit the trek in June or October, when the pilgrimage season is over. However, you should always check the weather forecast and the road conditions before planning your trip, as the trek is located in a remote and high-altitude area.
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Pin Parvati Pass Trek:
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Triund Trek:
This trek is one of the most popular and easy treks in Himachal Pradesh. It takes you to the Triund Hill, which offers a stunning view of the Dhauladhar range and the Kangra Valley. The trek is suitable for beginners and can be done in 1 to 2 days. The best time to do this trek is from March to December.

To reach the Jalsu Pass Trek, you will need to first reach Uttrala near Paprola town, which is close to the beautiful tourist destination Palampur. Uttrala can be reached by road from major cities in India. You can take an overnight Volvo bus, a train to Pathankot, or a flight to Gaggal Airport. From Uttrala, you can start the trek to Yara Got, which is the first campsite of the trek. The trek distance is about 32 km and can take 3 to 4 days to complete. The highest point of the trek is the Jalsu Pass, which is at an altitude of about 3900 m. The trek is well marked and used by the local Gaddi shepherds and pilgrims. Alternatively, you can also start the trek from Utrala and end at Uttrala, which is the reverse route. You can also include Bir and Dharamshala in your itinerary, which are famous for their Tibetan culture, monasteries, and paragliding.
I hope this helps you plan your trip. Have a wonderful time! 😊
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