About Indrahar Pass
Indrahar Pass is a high-altitude mountain pass at 4,342 metres in the Dhauladhar range of the Himalayas, forming the border between Kangra and Chamba districts near Dharamshala. It is a popular trekking destination accessible via trails from McLeodganj through Triund and Laka Got, attracting visitors during April to October.
Visitors guide
Visitors undertaking the trek can expect challenging terrain with gradual ascents through forests and meadows, reaching rocky ridges and boulder fields at higher altitudes. The trail passes camping sites at Triund, Snowline Cafe, Laka Got, and Lahesh Caves before the final steep climb to the pass. Panoramic views of the Dhauladhar range, Kangra Valley, and Pir Panjal range are visible from the summit.
Key highlights
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Altitude of 4,342 metres (14,245 ft) above sea level
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Forms natural boundary between Kangra and Chamba districts
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Panoramic views of Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges
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Trail passes through Triund, Laka Got, and Lahesh Caves
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Part of Dhauladhar Wildlife Sanctuary
Culture & Context
The trek route passes through areas inhabited by Gaddi shepherds, offering insight into local pastoral culture
Route
| By road | Trek starts from McLeodganj or Galu Devi Temple at Upper Dharamkot near Dharamshala |
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| By public transport | Buses and taxis available to McLeodganj from Dharamshala |
| Nearest airport |