Rupin Pass, " The high mountain Pass between Utrakhand and Himachal Pradesh in district Kinnaur."

 The Rupin Pass is a high mountain Pass situated at an altitude of about 4650 metres above mean sea level in district Kinnaur of Himachal Pradesh. The trek lies on the treditional shepherd trek having beautiful landscapes, lush green meadows, forests and heart touching water falls.

     View of water fall &River in Rupin Trek

The trek starts from Dhaula village in Utrakhand and ends at village Sangla in district Kinnaur of Himachal Pradesh. 

                      View of Rupin Pass 

This Pass traverses through Rupin Valley in Utrakhand and Sangla valley in Himachal Pradesh. The shepherd use the trek for grazing their live stock. The trekking troups also use this trek is it is a very beautiful trek in India having huge beauty of nature around it. It takes about 7 days to complete this journey. 

             Beautiful View in  Rupin Pass trek

        One another view from Rupin Pass trek

Borsa Pass, " The high mountain pass between the boundaries of Himachal Pradesh and Utrakhand in Himalaya ."

 The Borsa Pass is a high mountain pass which connects the Har ki Doon valley in Utrakhand Gharwal and Kinnaur valley in district Kinnaur in Himachal Pradesh. It was an ancient trade route. The Pass is located at an altitude of about 5450 metres above mean sea level. 

                Baspa Valley Kinnaur (Chitkul) 

                          View of Borsa Pass

The nearest village is Chitkul in Sangla valley of district Kinnaur which is about 20 Km from Borsa Pass and on the other side in Utrakhand the nearest village is Osla.  The East part of Borsu comes out from Tons Valley and North West part merges in Baspa Valley. The pass is located a few Kilometres from Tibet Border. 

                Another view of Borsa Pass

Chhotakhaga Pass, "The high mountain pass slightly lower than Lamkhaga Pass on southern western side of Lamkhaga Pass on the same ridge."

 The Chotakhaga pass is situated on the South - Western side of Lamkhaga Pass which shortens the route to Harsil  village about 10 Kms. The altitude of Chotakhaga pass is slightly lower than the Lamkhaga Pass.  

    Lamkhaga Pass  & Chhotakha Pass range

 The Chhotakhaga trek meets the Lamkhaga Pass trek at upper kyarkoti valley  . 

This Pass also connects Chitkul in district Kinnaur to Harsil Gangotri in Gharwal Utrakhand. 

                    View of Snow clad Himalaya 

Lamkhaga Pass, " The High mountain pass which connects district Kinnaur to Gharwal at an altitude of 5284 metres above mean sea level in Himachal Pradesh."

 The Lamkhaga Pass is a high mountain Pass which connects district Kinnaur of Himachal Pradesh with Gangotri, Gharwal at an altitude of about 5284 metres above mean sea level. 

 Chitkul district Kinnaur trek to Lamkhaga Pass

The Lamkhaga Pass is first crossed over by Marco Pallis in 1933 . The trek is also known as Chitkul to Gangotri and Harsil to Chitkul. 

 The View of Base Camp to Lamkhaga Pass

The village Chitkul is in district Kinnaur in Baspa valley and Harsil is a village in Gangotri valley of Gharwal in Utrakhand. The trek is about 90Km long and curtails about 480 Km road length between Chitkul to Harsil. 

Lamkhaga Pass trek Chitkul to Harsil Gangotri

Shipting Pass, " The high mountain pass connecting Bharmaur with Lahaul in Himachal Pradesh."

 The Shipting pass is a high mountain pass which connects Bharmaur of district Chamba with Lahaul Valley in district Lahaul -Spiti in Himachal Pradesh. 

 The Beautiful view of Bharmaur district Chamba

The Shipting pass is situated at an elevation of 4980 metres above mean sea level. The pass is generally used by shepherds with their live stock when they go to Lahaul spiti for grazing their live stock. 

             Beautiful view of Lahaul Valley

Sara Umga Pass, " The high mountain pass connecting Kullu with Spiti in Himachal Pradesh."

 The Himachal Pradesh is having wonderful landscapes, high mountains which make it difficult to access the  other parts, the jots and passes are the gate ways from one side to another side of the hills. 

The Sara Umga pass is a high altitude pass located at an elevation of 5010 metres above mean sea level which connects the Kullu district with Spiti valley of Lahaul-Spiti district in Himachal Pradesh. 

                        Sara Ugma Pass 

The trek starts from Tosh in Parvati Valley of district Kullu through lush green meadows, witnessing beautiful snow claded peaks and ends in the barran landscape of Lahul -Spiti district  . 

        Beautiful view Sara Ugma Pass Trek

             Beautiful view Sara Ugma Pass

Charang Pass, "The Charang Pass lies in district Kinnaur Himachal Pradesh."

 The Charang pass is situated in district Kinnaur Himachal Pradesh at an altitude of about 5266 metres above mean sea level connecting Kinnaur with Gharwal. 

 Beautiful view of Charang pass district Kinnaur

The Charang valley is traversed from Thangi -Lamber Kunnu then Charang The trek is about  60 km long  and concludes at Chitkul the village in Baspa valley near Indo- Tibet border. 

          Snowy mountains to Charang pass

The trek is Challenging one, the trekkers from different parts of country and abroad used to enjoy the Kinner Kailash prikrma, enjoying the panoramic views of  snowy mountains, lush green meadows and alpine thick forests  . 

                            Charang Valley Trek

Mulari Jot, " The Mulari Jot situated in Lahaul Himachal Pradesh."

 The Mulari jot is situated in Lahaul at an elevation of about 4960 metres above mean sea level. The Lahaul-Spiti has very wonderful landscapes. People from different parts of India and abroad enjoy the nature here. 

          Beautiful view of Lahaul Valley

        Another beautiful view of Lahaul Valley

              View of river Chandra in Lahaul

The Nesang Village ," District Kinnaur Himachal Pradesh ."

 Location :- The village Nesang is situated at an altitude of about 3658 metres above mean sea level in district Kinnaur , Himachal Pradesh and it is about 264.4 Km from state capital Shimla , about 55 Km from Reckong Peo district headquarters of Kinnaur and about 31 Km from Moorang . The village Nesang falls under Pooh Tehsil in district Kinnaur which is about 35 Km from Nesang

Beautiful view of Nesang Village District Kinnaur Himachal Pradesh 

Up to year 1999 there was no road access to this village. During June 1999 I got the opportunity to join Moorang Sub- division of Himachal Pradesh public Works Department as Assistant Engineer. At that time this sub- division was functioning under Karchham Division  . Er. G C Sharma was Executive Engineer of Karchham Division at that time. The day I joined I met with Er. G C Sharma to discuss Plan about the works to be executed on priority. 

The Gimthing Valley Road was  the top most priority . It was the road which  was to connect the Nesang village, the village situated near India - Tiebet border in district Kinnaur . 

After about two weeks Mr. Subhash Negi who was the Tribal Commissioner and Secretary of Public Works Department to the Government of Himachal Pradesh rang me and told that tomorrow at nine AM meet him at Jangi barrier for joint inspection of Nesang village along with Executive Engineer Mr. GC Sharma regarding construction of Nesang road. Next day we inspected the area and discussed all possible efforts and plans, on this I assured him to construct this road up to bridge point before first snow fall . With the help of our officers, Junior Engineer we put all the men and machinary in construction activities and by the grace of God we achieved our target before fifteenth November 1999 and opened the road for smooth regular bus service. People of the Nesang village gave us a warm welcome with Nesang Brandy the local produce of Nesang,we enjoyed it along with other officers present on that occasion,rest of the road work was completed next year  thus The Nesang village was connected with road work. The credit goes to our officers team that was Er. Nirmohi Superintending Engineer  , Executive Engineers Er. GC Sharma, Er Sonam Ringchen Negi who was famous by the name Saddam Hussain due his strong will in decision making and good administration.Er. Krishan Bhardawaj, Er. PK Verma both were Junior Engineer at that time now both are Executive Engineer . Even today I shalute to these officers who helped me in execution of this road along with other projects in district Kinnaur as I was the Assistant Engineer and all planning was my part. Our Worthy Secretary Mr. Subhash Negi was inspiration to us. 

I say If one has a strong Will power nothing is difficult for him, he will achieve the goals easily.  This story of Nesang road how it came on the earth. 

  The Festival of flowers called phulej at Nesang village. 

 

 Viiew of Snow Fall in Nesang district Kinnaur

             Nesang village district Kinnaur