With attractive landscapes, calm lakes, shiny streams, and deodar forest throughout the trail, Indrahar Pass Trek in Himachal Pradesh is all set to welcome its trekkers from across the globe. In the Dhauladhar range of the Himalayas rests the Indrahar Pass which is also a mountain pass. It is located at an altitude of 14,245ft above sea level near the famous tourist city of Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh. Indrahar Pass also outlines the border between Kangra as well as Chamba districts. Though the trek is short but a bit challenging because the trekking trail takes you through several sharp ascents and steep climbs as well. If you want to experience the perfect combination of assorted nature and traditional colors of Himachal in the best possible way then trek to Indrahar Pass should be on your list in the first place. The eye-catchy view of the powerful Dhauladhar, the glamorous flora, and fauna, along with the lush green valleys are sure to leave you mesmerized. This trek will also take you through the serene waters of Lake Mankiani and Kareri. As you soak yourself in the beauty of the Kangra valley at Triund, you will discover the charming natural beauty.The Indrahar pass trek begins from the beautiful scenic hill town known as Mcleodganj which is also recognized for the hometown of the Tibetan Guru Dalai Lama. This trek will take you through the Dharamkot village, Gala Devi temple and offer an appealing sight of Kangra valley and Dharamshala town. With time, Mcleodganj has turned out to be a famous hill station for tourists who are searching for a calm Himalayan town as well as its rich Buddhist culture. You can reach the town through numerous state government and private buses that connect Mcleodganj with different cities of India like Dharamshala, Delhi, Chandigarh, and others.  The trek goes to Triund which is popular for its scenic views because the point sits right over an elevation as a top meadow. The track from Triund takes you to Lahesh caves which is a beautiful architecture gifted by mother nature. You can take a break here and witness the amazing creation of nature.  This Indrahar pass will also give you a golden opportunity to witness the stunning view of the Pir Panjal Range of the central Himalayas on the north side and Mani Mahesh Kailash on the east side. The ascent to the Indrahar Pass involves continuous climb which further demands a good level of fitness. However, for both beginners and experienced trekkers, the Indrahar Pass trek is an easy trek. Located at the Dhauladhar array of this massive Himalayas, the Indrahar Pass is famous among travelers because of its closeness to Dharamshala. Starting from McLeod Ganj, the Indrahar Pass trek is going to take you through the Himalayan Ranges which is no less than a scenic wonder,The months of September and October are considered the best time for the Indrahar Pass trek. Therefore, throughout September and October months, you will find pleasant weather with less or no snowfall