Nanda Devi, the highest self-owned peak in India, is not merely a mountain peak. As its name suggests, it is also considered a goddess. This signature peak is situated in the center of over 25 stunning peaks in the Himalayas, forming a dreamy landscape. A satellite view of the area reveals the glory of the place, which is why it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Additionally, the area is one of the most protected regions in the Indian Himalayas, with entry closely monitored.
The Nanda Devi - Dharansi Pass Trek is one of the very few treks that allow you to get up close to the Goddess Mountain and experience the best of the Himalayas. This trek offers a full Himalayan experience in a relatively short time span. During the trek, trekkers get to witness the beauty of the Nanda Devi National Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is home to several rare and endangered species such as the Himalayan black bear, snow leopard, musk deer, and Himalayan tahr.
Overall, the Dharansi Pass trek is a must-do for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts who wish to experience the beauty of the Himalayas and challenge themselves with a high-altitude trekking experience.
As you trek through the villages of Lata, Tolma, and Suroi Thotta, you will have a chance to experience the rich and unique culture, tradition, and way of life of the Rongpa people. The forests of the Nanda Devi Outer Sanctuary offer an excellent opportunity to walk through and view rare Himalayan flora and fauna. The trail leading to Dharansi pass offers a good challenge for thrill-seekers, with the reward of stunning views of the Nanda Devi and its surrounding peaks.
Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure with the Nanda Devi - Dharansi Pass Trek with Himalayan High. This trek offers a unique opportunity to get up close to the Nanda Devi peak, considered a goddess in Hindu mythology, and witness over 25 stunning peaks in the Himalayas. Experience the rich culture and traditions of the Rongpa people in Lata, Tolma, and Suroi Thotta villages, while also discovering rare Himalayan flora and fauna in the Nanda Devi Outer Sanctuary. This moderate to challenging trek offers a good challenge and thrill for adventure enthusiasts, with an ultra-low human footprint due to limited permits and close monitoring by the forest department. Enjoy the breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains, alpine meadows, and gushing rivers, making this a truly unforgettable experience.