BURAN GHATTI

Your itinerary for the Buran Ghati Pass trek appears well-planned. Here’s a summary of your trek, with some details for each day:

### Day 1: **Shimla to Janglikh**
– **Trek Duration**: 6.7 hours
– **Altitude**: 9,200 feet
– **Route**: You’ll be traveling from Shimla to Janglikh, the base for the trek. The drive should take around 6.7 hours.

### Day 2: **Janglikh to Dayara Thach**
– **Trek Distance**: 5.6 km
– **Altitude**: 11,500 feet
– **Trek Duration**: 4-5 hours
– **Route**: A shorter day, but the altitude gain will begin to feel significant.

### Day 3: **Dayara Thach to Litham**
– **Trek Distance**: 4.5 km
– **Altitude**: 11,800 feet
– **Trek Duration**: 4 hours
– **Route**: Another short day but with a steady altitude increase. You will be acclimatizing for the higher passes ahead.

### Day 4: **Litham to Chandernah Lake and Back to Litham**
– **Trek Distance**: 6 km (3 km each way)
– **Altitude**: 13,000 feet
– **Trek Duration**: 5 hours
– **Route**: A day hike to Chandernah Lake, known for its pristine beauty, and back to Litham.

### Day 5: **Litham to Dunda Camp**
– **Trek Distance**: 4.5 km
– **Altitude**: 13,500 feet
– **Trek Duration**: 4-5 hours
– **Route**: Steady ascent as you move towards higher ground, preparing for the summit push.

### Day 6: **Litham to Buran Ghati Summit and Monirang Campsite**
– **Trek Distance**: 11 km
– **Altitude**: Summit at 15,000 feet, descend to Monirang at 11,400 feet
– **Trek Duration**: 11-12 hours
– **Route**: The most challenging day with a summit attempt followed by a descent to Monirang campsite. Expect a long, strenuous day.

### Day 7: **Monirang to Brua Village and Drive to Shimla**
– **Trek Distance**: 5 km
– **Trek Duration**: 4 hours
– **Drive**: 7.8 hours to Shimla
– **Route**: A short trek to Brua Village, followed by a long drive back to Shimla.

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This trek covers a variety of landscapes and challenging altitude changes. Ensure you are properly acclimatized before attempting the summit on Day 6. Keep in mind that the weather conditions on high passes can change rapidly, so always check local forecasts and carry the right gear.