Ruinsara Tal Trek

Ruinsara Tal is located among the unpolluted peaks, and you may enjoy stunning views of the Ruinsara Range, Mount Black Peak, Bandarpoonch, and Swargarohini (1) (2) (3) from there. Bali Pass, Dhumdhar Kandi Pass, or more than two hikes all start from this base camp. The route from Devsu Bugyal to Ruinsara Tal, which meanders beside the Ruinsara River, is both lovely and challenging. Even if it isn't as challenging as the latter, one may compare the valley's narrowness to Rishi Ganga Gorge from the Odari Nanda Devi Sanctuary because of the incredible variety of alpine flowers that line the river's bank. The Ruinsara Tal is a unique glacial lake situated in the Swargarohini mountain range. The nearby pastures are tidy and unspoiled. Around the lakeside, there is a calmness that one may feel. Trek through the charming, bygone villages for a sense of simplicity and a wealth of heritage and culture. The wooden cottages and unique temple architecture are there which is a breathtaking thing about this valley. The old settlements of Dhatmir, Gangad, and Puwani, Osla, with their traditional customs and folklore dance. You might lose yourself for hours in the captivating Himachali architecture of the historic temples at Pawani, Osla. This trek includes the Dhumdhar Kandi pass, the Black Peak Expedition Bali Pass Trek, and the Swargarohini base camp. The highest portions of the route are covered in snow throughout the months of June and July. Trekkers who appreciate crossing high-altitude passes will feel right at home. The long pass crossing involves traversing endless snow dunes and ridges. This trek is a traditional winter and summer trek across the valleys. Trekkers get a fantastic opportunity to witness the natural beauty and get a glimpse of rural life in the Garhwal Himalayas on the Ruinsara Tal Trek.