The Indrahar Pass Trek is a popular trek in Himachal Pradesh, India that passes through the Dhauladhar mountain range. It is a moderate to challenging trek that takes trekkers through lush green meadows, dense forests, and steep rocky terrain, before reaching the Indrahar Pass, which is situated at an elevation of 4342 meters (14,245 feet) above sea level.
The trek starts from the McLeod Ganj and ends in Chamba and the journey usually takes around 5-6 days to complete. Trekkers pass through several small villages and have the opportunity to interact with the local Gaddi community and learn about their culture and way of life.
The trek offers a spectacular view of the Dhauladhar mountain range, including several peaks such as Hanuman Tibba, Seven Sisters, and the Dhauladhar itself. The trek also offers great views of the Chamba valley and the Ravi river, which is one of the main tributaries of the Indus river.
