Bali Pass Trekking is thought to be most enjoyable in the months of May, June, mid-August through October. This is the best time for trekkers to travel because the snowfall is at its lowest and the trails are becoming clearer.

The Bali Pass trip, which is somewhat challenging, calls for improved physical fitness. You can ultimately take pleasure in this hiking experience if you can run continuously for 30 minutes or if you can climb numerous flights of stairs without panting. Only someone with higher physical strength can cross the path to the pass because it is littered with slick debris and has steep climbs.

It is always wise to dress in layers because you will be travelling across mountains. A spare pack of woollens and warm underwear are additional items you should bring. Other necessities include things like gloves, hats, and tracksuits.

Dhaba food is available up until Sankri, Gangad, Taluka and Seema. You can pack essential food for the rest of the climb.

Sankri, located about 195 kilometres from Dehradun, is where the Bali Pass trek begins. Small village Sankri serves as the starting point for treks through Uttarakhand. Between Dehradun and Sankri, shared jeeps and public buses operate. From Delhi, there are no direct buses that go to Sankri. There From ISBT Kashmere Gate in Delhi, you can catch overnight UKRTC buses and Volvos to Dehradun. Around 247 kilometres separate Delhi and Dehradun. From Delhi to Dehradun, you can either rent a taxi or an outstation cab. Sankri is 187 kilometres from the closest train station, which is in Dehradun. Numerous trains, including the Dehradun Express, Mussoorie Express, and Nanda Devi Express, run between Delhi and Dehradun. It is suggested that you make your