48 km round trip, starting and ending in Bir.
The Western Himalaya
Thamsar Pass Trek — The Western Himalaya
Bir | June 12, 2027 | Bir, Himachal Pradesh
About this event
Thamsar Pass is one of the most alluring passes of the Dhauladhar Range in Himachal Pradesh. The pass connects Chhota Bhangal to the Bara Bhangal village in Kangra valley. Thamsar Pass is one of the very less explored trails of the region, taking you deeper into the ranges of the Himalayas and offering untouched natural beauty and breathtaking views.
Organised by The Western Himalaya
Trekking and camping operator based in Bir, running high-alt
Bir,Himachal
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Thamsar Pass Trek — The Western Himalaya
Operated by The Western Himalaya
Thamsar Pass is one of the most alluring passes of the Dhauladhar Range in Himachal Pradesh. The pass connects Chhota Bhangal to the Bara Bhangal village in Kangra valley. Thamsar Pass is one of the very less explored trails of the region, taking you deeper into the ranges of the Himalayas and offering untouched natural beauty and breathtaking views.
Highlights
Summit a 15,000 ft Dhauladhar pass on a trail few operators run.
Camp at Rajgundha, Plachak and Panhartu — the Thamsar basecamp at 11,600 ft.
Lunch beside Jhouddi Waterfall on the approach day.
Maximum 12 trekkers per batch.
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Overview
Thamsar Pass is one of the most alluring passes of the Dhauladhar Range in Himachal Pradesh. The pass connects Chhota Bhangal to the Bara Bhangal village in Kangra valley. Thamsar Pass is one of the very less explored trails of the region, taking you deeper into the ranges of the Himalayas and offering untouched natural beauty and breathtaking views.
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Your kit. What’s provided, and what to pack.
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What’s provided
6
Tent
Sleeping bag
Mattress
Cooked meals
Trek leader & support team
First aid kit
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What to bring
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Itinerary
Day 1Bir to Rajgundha
Reporting and onboarding at Bir at 10 AM, then a 28 km cab transfer to Rajgundha. Evening snacks at the campsite and a walk around the beautiful twin villages of Rajgundha and Kukkargundha. Dinner and overnight stay at Rajgundha.
Day 2Rajgundha to Plachak — 8 km
Gathering and trek briefing, then the trek to Plachak, roughly 8 km. Snacks on arrival while soaking up the views of Plachak Valley. Dinner and overnight stay at Plachak.
Day 3Plachak to Panhartu via Jhouddi Waterfall — 12 km
Trek to Panhartu after breakfast, 12 km in total. Lunch and sightseeing at Jhouddi Waterfall, then continue to Panhartu campsite at 11,600 ft, the basecamp for Thamsar Pass. Dinner and camp stay at Panhartu.
Day 4Summit day — Thamsar Pass, 15,000 ft
Quick breakfast and an early ascent from 6:00 AM to attempt the pass. Summit Thamsar Pass at 15,000 ft and take in the views for 30 to 45 minutes before descending. Lunch midway at Bhedpal, 13,400 ft, then back down to Panhartu for the night.
Day 5Panhartu to Rajgundha
Trek from Panhartu to Plachak for lunch, then continue back to Rajgundha. Overnight at the Rajgundha campsite.
Day 6Rajgundha to Bir
Cab to Bir after breakfast, group feedback and a last gathering at Bir. Departure at 1 PM.
Dates & Prices
Bir, Himachal Pradesh
Saturday
12th June
2027
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₹13,990Per person · 12-17 June
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Trip details
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Where you’ll stay
Tented camps at Rajgundha, Plachak and Panhartu.
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What you’ll eat
All meals during camp stays are included — breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Getting there
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FAQs
How difficult is this trek?
Graded Difficult by The Western Himalaya. It covers 48 km over six days and tops out at 15,000 ft, with a long summit day starting at 6 AM.
Where does it start and end?
Bir to Bir. Reporting is at 10 AM on day one and departure is at 1 PM on day six.
What will I be provided with on a trip?
We will provide all the equipment and logistics — sleeping bags, tent accommodation, cooked food, guide and trek support team — needed for the trip.
Can I bring my own gear on a trip?
Yes, you may bring your own gear. However, please check with your trip leader for any exceptions at least one week before the departure date. Keep in mind this will not lower the trip cost.
How do I book?
For fixed departure treks, booking is available online. For custom group trips, send us your enquiry by email or WhatsApp. Online booking on a fixed departure batch is not valid for foreign nationals — please reach out to us directly before booking.
Is insurance included?
Insurance is available and additionally chargeable — it is not part of the trek fee. Ask us when you book.
What is not included in the trek fee?
Meals during cab transfers, insurance, personal rucksack or clothing, and anything not listed under inclusions.
Ticket policies
- Non-transferable. Only the travellers named on it can use it.
- Non-refundable. What you pay isn’t returned.
- Phone ticket works. Show it on your phone at the start.
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