Rupin Pass Trek is a captivating valley under Govind Wildlife Sanctuary National park. The trek is a high altitude (4,650 meters – 15250 ft.) trek which starts from Dhaula camp in Uttarakhand concluding at Sangla in Himachal Pradesh crossing Uttarakhand near Kinnaur valley. Every step of the way, you’ll be surprised by the surroundings. From the beginning, when trekkers are presented to the Rupin River, it is a sight to behold; as trekkers ascend, they are introduced to breathtaking sights of the Rupin Pass trek, whether they are panoramic views of the mountains or a lush forest. One of the outstanding aspects of this walk is the three-stage Rupin waterfall, which is located at an elevation of 11,500 feet.

The trip takes you past Sewa’s traditional villages, which are known for their temples, as well as Jhaka’s hanging village. The Rupin Pass Trek shows you the differences between the two states and their cultures by taking you through ever-changing landscapes such as beautiful meadows studded with wildflowers, deep jungles, waterfalls, and an adrenaline-pass cross.