This trek provides a very scenic view of both Kangra and Chamba valleys and offers distant views of the Middle and Greater Himalayas. The other side of the pass remains snow-covered until mid July. The mountain ridges are free from snow during July and August and post monsoon months. After melting of the snow, these sloped ridges are converted into pastures for the flocks of Gaddis who stay here until October end. Whole area has variety of alpine flowers and herbal plants.

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This is a fine trek passing through innumerable streams, rivulets, deep and dense jungle with rich fauna and flora. Villages along the route are located on steep slopes. The yellow and green terraced fields that interspaced them are a photographer's delight. The village folk from Kareri and adjoining villages are frequently seen on this trail winding their way to the nearest market with pots of milk, vegetables and other agricultural products. This route is also followed by many army patrols, trekkers and by local people and nomadic tribes.

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The trek to Bleni Pass goes from the left of Kareri Lake through a very thick dense forest along sloping ridges below which are deep gorges and ravines. The region is full of wild life. Bleni Pass is at a low altitude and is a easier pass. It is frequented mostly by Gujjars and Gaddis from the nearby villages because of extensive pasturelands. Clusters of dense conifers and different kinds of perennial flowers are a rare treat offered by this place. The distances are longer along this pass as compared to Minkiani Pass and the trails are confusing.

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  From Kareri Lake, one can reach Gaddi Gote in 4 to 5 hours easily. From Gaddi Gote the trek towards Drakund and Dunali is the same as from Minkiani Gote. One can reach Rakh from Drakund, instead of going to Dunali, and board a bus to Chamba (20 km).

Talang Pass (4643 m) is one of the highest and difficult passes on the Dhauladhar range. This pass is located at the head of the Ban Ganga River, and north of the main Chamunda temple between Narwana, Jia and Holi, this pass rise abruptly from an elevation of 2500 m to 4643 m. The routes from Ravi valley side starting from Holi and Majheran are moderately steep and involve a long walk on a snowy track. This pass is crossable only by men, sheep and goats and not by mules and other cattle's. With alpine pastures and vast grazing meadows, this area is a treasure land for gaddis and Gujjars. To the northwest of this pass is one of the highest peak of this snowy range towering above all others (4916m ) known as the 'Dhauladhar Matterhorn' or 'Gauri Junda'.

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This trek is becoming more and more popular these days being very short and having an easy access to the Kullu valley. This trek is very scenic and offers wonderful opportunities for the foreigners to go on various passes in this region.

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