The Bali Pass Trek, which connects the Harki Dun Valley with Yamunotri, is 66 km wide from the taluka to Jankichatti and rises over 16,000 feet. It passes through heritage villages like Osla, Gangad, and Taluk and climbs to Govinda National Park, where Ruinsara Lake and several waterfalls are located.

At 11,483 feet, Ruinsara Lake showcases the beauty of Govinda National Park, with vibrant wildflowers, especially orchids. Along the Tons River, the route explores the picturesque villages of Gangd, Seema, and Osla. A day trip to Ruinsara Lake includes exploration near Banderpoonch Glacier and Black Peak Base Camp.

The 12,795-foot trek through Calanag, Swargrohini, and Dumdar Kandi Pass is the starting point for the Tons River from the Kyarkoti Glacier. Several waterfalls are encountered during the 66-kilometer Bali Pass trek, adding to its beauty. Beautiful waterfalls on the third day can be seen through Seema and Swarnadhara, adding to the exotic quality of the trek.

At the end of the trek, Bandar Panch Glacier and Saptarshi Kund reveal the true source of the Yamuna River. The pass is mostly accessible from the Har Ki Dun Valley and gradually rises to allow hikers to acclimate to the weather.

The best time to visit Bali Pass is during the pre-monsoon season, with opportunities in spring and autumn. These timetables ensure good weather conditions, providing pedestrians with breathtaking views of nature decorated with vibrant colors and landscapes.

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