Introduction Buran Ghat trek is the perfect combination of forest, grasslands, and snow. Indeed, a very wholesome trek. Buran Ghati does have extremely beautiful sections. The views are undoubtedly the ultimate. This trek is not just meant for physical climbing. But also, as you move along with the team the bond which is created during the highs and lows is just long-lasting. Don?t you think it's a real adventure? Himalayan journey stitches the bond amidst challenges. This trek starts from a very ancient village names Janglik. It is sort of untouched by commercialization and civilization. The Buran Ghati trek has some extremely thrilling points. Along with some dramatic changes in the views. Most days it is kind of easy to moderate. Yet some of the patches would be difficult. But, without challenges, the beauty of the alpine cannot be experienced. Well, difficulties lead to glorious paths. Best Time to Trek: The best time to trek Buran Ghati is the summer (May-June) and autumn (end of August-mid October) seasons. Surprisingly, even in summer, you will come across the wall of ice at Buran Ghati. And that is a major attraction. During summer the temperatures are usually between 13 to 17 degrees. At the campsite, during the night it might drop to 0 degrees also. Crossing the vast snow fields is just another adventure. The shades keep changing from yellow to green. Undoubtedly, it is a colorful experience with grasslands and forests coming out of deep snow. Especially, during the autumn season the snow completely melts away you will be exposed to rocky terrain. The temperatures are usually between 12- 16 degrees in the daytime and at nighttime, it goes below -5 degrees. Difficulty Level: The Buran Ghati trek is a moderate - difficult level trek. Especially the path cross day is challenging. For the Buran Ghati trek, you will need more mental determination. On the final day, you will have to rappel at least 400 M down the ice wall. You will also have a boulder crossing section and treks are long. We are going to begin every day with a bit of jogging and warmup. Because the trek requires a lot of cardiovascular strength. Means a good amount of endurance. This trek would definitely teach you how to balance distance with speed targets.

Introduction Buran Ghat trek is the perfect combination of forest, grasslands, and snow. Indeed, a very wholesome trek. Buran Ghati does have extremely beautiful sections. The views are undoubtedly the ultimate. This trek is not just meant for physical climbing. But also, as you move along with the team the bond which is created during the highs and lows is just long-lasting. Don?t you think it's a real adventure? Himalayan journey stitches the bond amidst challenges. This trek starts from a very ancient village names Janglik. It is sort of untouched by commercialization and civilization. The Buran Ghati trek has some extremely thrilling points. Along with some dramatic changes in the views. Most days it is kind of easy to moderate. Yet some of the patches would be difficult. But, without challenges, the beauty of the alpine cannot be experienced. Well, difficulties lead to glorious paths. Best Time to Trek: The best time to trek Buran Ghati is the summer (May-June) and autumn (end of August-mid October) seasons. Surprisingly, even in summer, you will come across the wall of ice at Buran Ghati. And that is a major attraction. During summer the temperatures are usually between 13 to 17 degrees. At the campsite, during the night it might drop to 0 degrees also. Crossing the vast snow fields is just another adventure. The shades keep changing from yellow to green. Undoubtedly, it is a colorful experience with grasslands and forests coming out of deep snow. Especially, during the autumn season the snow completely melts away you will be exposed to rocky terrain. The temperatures are usually between 12- 16 degrees in the daytime and at nighttime, it goes below -5 degrees. Difficulty Level: The Buran Ghati trek is a moderate - difficult level trek. Especially the path cross day is challenging. For the Buran Ghati trek, you will need more mental determination. On the final day, you will have to rappel at least 400 M down the ice wall. You will also have a boulder crossing section and treks are long. We are going to begin every day with a bit of jogging and warmup. Because the trek requires a lot of cardiovascular strength. Means a good amount of endurance. This trek would definitely teach you how to balance distance with speed targets.

Introduction Buran Ghat trek is the perfect combination of forest, grasslands, and snow. Indeed, a very wholesome trek. Buran Ghati does have extremely beautiful sections. The views are undoubtedly the ultimate. This trek is not just meant for physical climbing. But also, as you move along with the team the bond which is created during the highs and lows is just long-lasting. Don?t you think it's a real adventure? Himalayan journey stitches the bond amidst challenges. This trek starts from a very ancient village names Janglik. It is sort of untouched by commercialization and civilization. The Buran Ghati trek has some extremely thrilling points. Along with some dramatic changes in the views. Most days it is kind of easy to moderate. Yet some of the patches would be difficult. But, without challenges, the beauty of the alpine cannot be experienced. Well, difficulties lead to glorious paths. Best Time to Trek: The best time to trek Buran Ghati is the summer (May-June) and autumn (end of August-mid October) seasons. Surprisingly, even in summer, you will come across the wall of ice at Buran Ghati. And that is a major attraction. During summer the temperatures are usually between 13 to 17 degrees. At the campsite, during the night it might drop to 0 degrees also. Crossing the vast snow fields is just another adventure. The shades keep changing from yellow to green. Undoubtedly, it is a colorful experience with grasslands and forests coming out of deep snow. Especially, during the autumn season the snow completely melts away you will be exposed to rocky terrain. The temperatures are usually between 12- 16 degrees in the daytime and at nighttime, it goes below -5 degrees. Difficulty Level: The Buran Ghati trek is a moderate - difficult level trek. Especially the path cross day is challenging. For the Buran Ghati trek, you will need more mental determination. On the final day, you will have to rappel at least 400 M down the ice wall. You will also have a boulder crossing section and treks are long. We are going to begin every day with a bit of jogging and warmup. Because the trek requires a lot of cardiovascular strength. Means a good amount of endurance. This trek would definitely teach you how to balance distance with speed targets.

Introduction Buran Ghat trek is the perfect combination of forest, grasslands, and snow. Indeed, a very wholesome trek. Buran Ghati does have extremely beautiful sections. The views are undoubtedly the ultimate. This trek is not just meant for physical climbing. But also, as you move along with the team the bond which is created during the highs and lows is just long-lasting. Don?t you think it's a real adventure? Himalayan journey stitches the bond amidst challenges. This trek starts from a very ancient village names Janglik. It is sort of untouched by commercialization and civilization. The Buran Ghati trek has some extremely thrilling points. Along with some dramatic changes in the views. Most days it is kind of easy to moderate. Yet some of the patches would be difficult. But, without challenges, the beauty of the alpine cannot be experienced. Well, difficulties lead to glorious paths. Best Time to Trek: The best time to trek Buran Ghati is the summer (May-June) and autumn (end of August-mid October) seasons. Surprisingly, even in summer, you will come across the wall of ice at Buran Ghati. And that is a major attraction. During summer the temperatures are usually between 13 to 17 degrees. At the campsite, during the night it might drop to 0 degrees also. Crossing the vast snow fields is just another adventure. The shades keep changing from yellow to green. Undoubtedly, it is a colorful experience with grasslands and forests coming out of deep snow. Especially, during the autumn season the snow completely melts away you will be exposed to rocky terrain. The temperatures are usually between 12- 16 degrees in the daytime and at nighttime, it goes below -5 degrees. Difficulty Level: The Buran Ghati trek is a moderate - difficult level trek. Especially the path cross day is challenging. For the Buran Ghati trek, you will need more mental determination. On the final day, you will have to rappel at least 400 M down the ice wall. You will also have a boulder crossing section and treks are long. We are going to begin every day with a bit of jogging and warmup. Because the trek requires a lot of cardiovascular strength. Means a good amount of endurance. This trek would definitely teach you how to balance distance with speed targets.

Introduction Buran Ghat trek is the perfect combination of forest, grasslands, and snow. Indeed, a very wholesome trek. Buran Ghati does have extremely beautiful sections. The views are undoubtedly the ultimate. This trek is not just meant for physical climbing. But also, as you move along with the team the bond which is created during the highs and lows is just long-lasting. Don?t you think it's a real adventure? Himalayan journey stitches the bond amidst challenges. This trek starts from a very ancient village names Janglik. It is sort of untouched by commercialization and civilization. The Buran Ghati trek has some extremely thrilling points. Along with some dramatic changes in the views. Most days it is kind of easy to moderate. Yet some of the patches would be difficult. But, without challenges, the beauty of the alpine cannot be experienced. Well, difficulties lead to glorious paths. Best Time to Trek: The best time to trek Buran Ghati is the summer (May-June) and autumn (end of August-mid October) seasons. Surprisingly, even in summer, you will come across the wall of ice at Buran Ghati. And that is a major attraction. During summer the temperatures are usually between 13 to 17 degrees. At the campsite, during the night it might drop to 0 degrees also. Crossing the vast snow fields is just another adventure. The shades keep changing from yellow to green. Undoubtedly, it is a colorful experience with grasslands and forests coming out of deep snow. Especially, during the autumn season the snow completely melts away you will be exposed to rocky terrain. The temperatures are usually between 12- 16 degrees in the daytime and at nighttime, it goes below -5 degrees. Difficulty Level: The Buran Ghati trek is a moderate - difficult level trek. Especially the path cross day is challenging. For the Buran Ghati trek, you will need more mental determination. On the final day, you will have to rappel at least 400 M down the ice wall. You will also have a boulder crossing section and treks are long. We are going to begin every day with a bit of jogging and warmup. Because the trek requires a lot of cardiovascular strength. Means a good amount of endurance. This trek would definitely teach you how to balance distance with speed targets.

Introduction Buran Ghat trek is the perfect combination of forest, grasslands, and snow. Indeed, a very wholesome trek. Buran Ghati does have extremely beautiful sections. The views are undoubtedly the ultimate. This trek is not just meant for physical climbing. But also, as you move along with the team the bond which is created during the highs and lows is just long-lasting. Don?t you think it's a real adventure? Himalayan journey stitches the bond amidst challenges. This trek starts from a very ancient village names Janglik. It is sort of untouched by commercialization and civilization. The Buran Ghati trek has some extremely thrilling points. Along with some dramatic changes in the views. Most days it is kind of easy to moderate. Yet some of the patches would be difficult. But, without challenges, the beauty of the alpine cannot be experienced. Well, difficulties lead to glorious paths. Best Time to Trek: The best time to trek Buran Ghati is the summer (May-June) and autumn (end of August-mid October) seasons. Surprisingly, even in summer, you will come across the wall of ice at Buran Ghati. And that is a major attraction. During summer the temperatures are usually between 13 to 17 degrees. At the campsite, during the night it might drop to 0 degrees also. Crossing the vast snow fields is just another adventure. The shades keep changing from yellow to green. Undoubtedly, it is a colorful experience with grasslands and forests coming out of deep snow. Especially, during the autumn season the snow completely melts away you will be exposed to rocky terrain. The temperatures are usually between 12- 16 degrees in the daytime and at nighttime, it goes below -5 degrees. Difficulty Level: The Buran Ghati trek is a moderate - difficult level trek. Especially the path cross day is challenging. For the Buran Ghati trek, you will need more mental determination. On the final day, you will have to rappel at least 400 M down the ice wall. You will also have a boulder crossing section and treks are long. We are going to begin every day with a bit of jogging and warmup. Because the trek requires a lot of cardiovascular strength. Means a good amount of endurance. This trek would definitely teach you how to balance distance with speed targets.

Introduction Buran Ghat trek is the perfect combination of forest, grasslands, and snow. Indeed, a very wholesome trek. Buran Ghati does have extremely beautiful sections. The views are undoubtedly the ultimate. This trek is not just meant for physical climbing. But also, as you move along with the team the bond which is created during the highs and lows is just long-lasting. Don?t you think it's a real adventure? Himalayan journey stitches the bond amidst challenges. This trek starts from a very ancient village names Janglik. It is sort of untouched by commercialization and civilization. The Buran Ghati trek has some extremely thrilling points. Along with some dramatic changes in the views. Most days it is kind of easy to moderate. Yet some of the patches would be difficult. But, without challenges, the beauty of the alpine cannot be experienced. Well, difficulties lead to glorious paths. Best Time to Trek: The best time to trek Buran Ghati is the summer (May-June) and autumn (end of August-mid October) seasons. Surprisingly, even in summer, you will come across the wall of ice at Buran Ghati. And that is a major attraction. During summer the temperatures are usually between 13 to 17 degrees. At the campsite, during the night it might drop to 0 degrees also. Crossing the vast snow fields is just another adventure. The shades keep changing from yellow to green. Undoubtedly, it is a colorful experience with grasslands and forests coming out of deep snow. Especially, during the autumn season the snow completely melts away you will be exposed to rocky terrain. The temperatures are usually between 12- 16 degrees in the daytime and at nighttime, it goes below -5 degrees. Difficulty Level: The Buran Ghati trek is a moderate - difficult level trek. Especially the path cross day is challenging. For the Buran Ghati trek, you will need more mental determination. On the final day, you will have to rappel at least 400 M down the ice wall. You will also have a boulder crossing section and treks are long. We are going to begin every day with a bit of jogging and warmup. Because the trek requires a lot of cardiovascular strength. Means a good amount of endurance. This trek would definitely teach you how to balance distance with speed targets.

Introduction Buran Ghat trek is the perfect combination of forest, grasslands, and snow. Indeed, a very wholesome trek. Buran Ghati does have extremely beautiful sections. The views are undoubtedly the ultimate. This trek is not just meant for physical climbing. But also, as you move along with the team the bond which is created during the highs and lows is just long-lasting. Don?t you think it's a real adventure? Himalayan journey stitches the bond amidst challenges. This trek starts from a very ancient village names Janglik. It is sort of untouched by commercialization and civilization. The Buran Ghati trek has some extremely thrilling points. Along with some dramatic changes in the views. Most days it is kind of easy to moderate. Yet some of the patches would be difficult. But, without challenges, the beauty of the alpine cannot be experienced. Well, difficulties lead to glorious paths. Best Time to Trek: The best time to trek Buran Ghati is the summer (May-June) and autumn (end of August-mid October) seasons. Surprisingly, even in summer, you will come across the wall of ice at Buran Ghati. And that is a major attraction. During summer the temperatures are usually between 13 to 17 degrees. At the campsite, during the night it might drop to 0 degrees also. Crossing the vast snow fields is just another adventure. The shades keep changing from yellow to green. Undoubtedly, it is a colorful experience with grasslands and forests coming out of deep snow. Especially, during the autumn season the snow completely melts away you will be exposed to rocky terrain. The temperatures are usually between 12- 16 degrees in the daytime and at nighttime, it goes below -5 degrees. Difficulty Level: The Buran Ghati trek is a moderate - difficult level trek. Especially the path cross day is challenging. For the Buran Ghati trek, you will need more mental determination. On the final day, you will have to rappel at least 400 M down the ice wall. You will also have a boulder crossing section and treks are long. We are going to begin every day with a bit of jogging and warmup. Because the trek requires a lot of cardiovascular strength. Means a good amount of endurance. This trek would definitely teach you how to balance distance with speed targets.