The elevated landscape between the Kullu Valley and Dharamshala is perhaps the most staggering and generally secret areas of the Western Himalaya. The Bara Bhangal journey takes one from the lavish green Kullu valley to the steak scenes of Bara Bhangal range. The Bara Bhangal trail, crossing the Dhauladhar reach to associate the Kullu and Kangra valleys, is quite possibly the most difficult courses beginning from the Kullu Valley. The long and disconnected course includes crossing two high height passes - Kalihani Pass at 4725 m and Thamsar Pass at 4875 m - and plummeting to the far off Bara Bhangal town - at any rate two days' leave civilization by any course and cut off from the remainder of the world for the better 50% of the year. This journey is testing and accordingly should be endeavored by experienced travelers as it were. The path takes you across green fields, blossom loaded camping areas, wandering waterways, various cascades, moraines and icy masses, icy lakes and the absolute most extraordinary view. The passes give you epic perspectives on the a portion of the noticeable pinnacles of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal scope of Himalayas. The best an ideal opportunity to do this trip is in the pre-rainstorm month of June or in the post-storm a very long time of mid-September and October. Stay on this page for more data on the Bara Bhangal Trek.
