A Grand Feast of the Finest Himalayan Treks Every Himalayan trek has its breathtaking moments—sections that leave you awestruck. Yet, they also come with patches that feel a tad underwhelming. But the Buran Ghati trek is different. Even with the most critical eye, it’s hard to find a single dull moment here. This trek feels like someone handpicked the most stunning portions from various Himalayan trails and seamlessly blended them into one unforgettable journey. The adventure begins in Janglik, an ancient village that echoes the untouched charm of Har Ki Dun. From here, the trail climbs steadily into a dense forest before suddenly opening up into the stunning Dayara meadows. It’s common for trekkers to pause in awe—Dayara is simply mesmerizing. Just when you think the meadows are behind you, the path surprises you again. The route to Litham continues through enchanting forests and open meadows, leading to Dunda, a campsite that perfectly captures the essence of alpine beauty and the thrill of the climb that awaits. Crossing over to the other side, you descend into Barua, a quaint village straight out of a fantasy tale—think Hobbiton from The Lord of the Rings. With its charming old houses, fruit-laden trees, and winding alleys, it feels like stepping into another world. In our view, Buran Ghati combines the best elements of a challenging trek—an exciting pass crossing, dramatic scenery shifts—with the accessibility of a moderate-level trail. Except for the pass day, most days are comfortably graded as easy to moderate. Whether you’re trekking in summer or autumn, if you’re dreaming of a complete Himalayan experience, Buran Ghati is your go-to choice. Don’t hesitate—just go.