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Bunbuni Pass Trek is one of the hidden gems that adds to the allure of Kasol, the beautiful village located in the Himalayas, nestled along the side of the Parvati River. In other words, Kasol or also known as ‘The Amsterdam of India’ is gradually emerging as one of the most popular hiking, camping and eco-tourism spot. However, one of the finest places in the country, to enjoy the scenes of snow-capped mountains, pine trees, and a calm river bed is the valley which is only 23 KMs away from Bhuntar and near the religious city of Manikaran. For instance, all the trekking trails that start from Kasol are used to access the Yanker Pass, Sar Pass, Pin Parbati Pass, and Kheerganga. Most importantly, visit the hamelet of Malana and get to see how the local people live. Namely, several kilometers away there is a small village of Malana in the territory of which the locals decided to isolate themselves. As a result, people tend to call the town ‘Little Greece’ since there is a large number of architectural sights. On the other hand, have an overnight stay in Kasol in two, three or four sharing basis in the hotels.

The first, take a breakfast and then go for a trek which is from Kasol up to Bunbuni Pass Base camp. This is accompanied by enjoying the lovely sights of the mountain, valleys and most of the time meadow. One can however enjoy the beauty of the nature such as mountain, valley forest and meadow during the walk. Getting to Bunbuni Pass Base Camp by evening time or late evening. Continuing landmarks, then stop for camping and taking rest amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas.Last but not least, have dinner and take a night stay at the base camp.

Wake up early to start your ascent towards Bunbuni Pass, which, most importantly, stands at an altitude of approximately 4,200 meters. However, the trek to Bunbuni Pass involves a steep and challenging climb, so pace yourself accordingly and take breaks as needed. Consequently, reach Bunbuni Pass by late morning or midday and soak in the mesmerizing panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. For instance, spend some time at the pass, capturing photographs and enjoying the serenity of the high-altitude landscape. After that, begin your descent back to Kasol after exploring Bunbuni Pass, and in conclusion, your trip ends here.