1. Take a 6-hour journey from Shimla to explore the Buran Ghati hike. Janglik is trek's base camp in Buran Ghati. 2. You will get to view the stunning Pabbar river on the journey from Rohru to Diude. 3. After passing through Tikri, right after Chirgaon, the road turns left and continues as a dirt track 4. The journey to Tonglu takes two hours on the unpaved road and ascends to Diude ,where it passes the Pabbar and descends to the river. 5. Diude is close to Janglik via foot. Dinner and the campfire mark the conclusion of the day.

1. The trail begins from Janglik and ascends through a forest for 30 minutes. 2. It then drops into meadows for an hour. 3. The trail increases in altitude, reaching a ledge with views of Tonglu, Janglik, and other settlements. 4. Ascends into an oak and pine forest, then drops into a large meadow area followed by dense woodland. 5. Continues to ascend, leading to the landscaped Dayara meadows for relaxation and camping.

1. The trek from Dayara to Litham descends through woodland and meadows 2. Approaching Gunas Pass, The trail descends to the Chandranahan stream and reaches the Litham campground 3. snow-covered mountains and the concealed Rupin valley can be seen 4. Camp at Litham for the night.

1. The Chandranahan Lake is a glacial tarn. 2. Just before you reach the Litham campsite, cross a stream. Follow the shepherd's track upstream until you reach a ridgetop. 3. Stride in the direction of the waterfall's snout, where the stream originates. 4. The valley bottom has some snow in late June, but it is not too tough to walk on. 5. From the lake, it is a long way to Litham. To return to Litham by lunchtime, you must leave early in the morning.

1. Nalabansh at 13,000 feet is a quick two-hour ascent to the pass. 2. Gunas Pass sits atop snow-capped mountains with grey and white views; green fields of Litham to the left, Rupin Valley cliffs to the right. 3. Ascend the left bank until Buran Ghati is visible; the trail enters a U-shaped valley. 4. Follow the shepherds' track to Dhundi, reaching Nalabansh's ridge after an hour. 5. The campsite is in the Alps area, surrounded by snow-covered mountains.

1. Buran Ghati Pass is a challenging climb at 15,000 feet with a steep, dangerous descent. 2. The hike takes an hour on snow, with a swift descent to a snow field 100 meters below the pass. 3. The trek lasts two hours, dropping 3,000 feet in altitude. 4. The valley features lush greenery, juniper-topped plants, and farmer's huts by the stream. 5. Camp overnight by the stream to relax and refuel.

1. The trail to Barua passes through high-altitude pines, juniper-covered mud, and a sizable stream. 2. Ascend through the stream, encountering apple orchards and signs of civilization. 3. After a bridge, enter Barua settlement, with a steep descent reaching the village center in 30 minutes. 4. The trail ends at Barua Khud road bridge, where trekkers can interact with villagers. 5. Better road connections to Shimla are available at Sangla or Reckong Peo.