Indrahar Pass Trek

The Indrahar Pass has historically served as a passage for nomadic shepherds (Gaddis) moving their flocks between the Kangra and Chamba valleys. The pass facilitated trade and cultural exchange between these regions. While not a site of major historical battles or events, the pass holds significance as a traditional route connecting communities and a testament to the resilience of the local people who have traversed it for centuries. The trek itself has gained popularity in recent decades as adventure tourism has grown in the region, drawing trekkers from around the world to experience the challenging terrain and breathtaking views.