Rupin Pass Trek | Exploring Untamed Wilderness in the Himalayas | Insta360 | Part 1
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Embark on an extraordinary adventure as we traverse the stunning Rupin Pass Trek, nestled in the majestic Himalayan range! 🏞️ Join us on this adrenaline-pumping journey through dense forests, picturesque valleys, and towering glaciers, as we make our way to the pristine pass. 🚶♂️🚶♀️ Witness the magic of nature unfold before your eyes, from the vibrant flora and fauna to the awe-inspiring mountain vistas. 🌄 This trek is a perfect blend of challenge and serenity, an experience that will leave you mesmerized!
🗓️ Best Time: May, June, July, September
📍 Starting Point: Jiskun | Himachal Pradesh
In this captivating travel vlog, we'll take you along every step of the way, sharing our experiences, joy, and camaraderie. Get ready to be inspired and motivated to embark on your own adventure!
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Ki daruun experience amiyo manosh mone ghure elam.:
Daarun, daarun. Hats off to the father son duo. 👌🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you thank you ☺️❤️
Beautiful Rupinpass Himalayas
Thank you ☺️❤️
Lovely capture of the trek. You made me relive the experience ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful & exciting
Thank you so much ☺️
Hey✋your new subscriber 😊i this loved beautiful nature,views... Awesome 🥰
Thank you so much ☺️ The support means a lot ❤️
Incredible vdo... really liked...👍👍👍👍
Little support goes a long way! Thank you so much ☺️☺️☺️.
Awesome dear😊😊
Hats off to both son and his father.
Its breathtaking!
Thank you so much!
Mesmerizing ❤
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Breathtaking scenery....incredible video....really liked it....a small suggestion to slow down....awaiting part 2❤
Thanks you ❤️. Thanks for the suggestion, it will help me grow ☺️.
Darun laglo😊
Glad ☺️
Wonderful journey ❤
Indeed it was ☺️☺️❤️
Wonderful!!!!
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such a well captured video. great experience Rahul
Thank you so much ☺️☺️☺️
Apurbo Durdhassho Sundar
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Awesome video man! Keep growing 🙌🏻
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Such a breathtaking documentation!!! Thanks. In which month/ week was this shot??? That will be really helpful
Thank you so much! Your support means a lot. This was shot around last week of May 2023. Supposedly summer months but, due to erratic weather patterns, the whole place was buried deep in snow. If you’re planning this trek and want to know more about the trail - feel free to reach out to me @hikophilic.com ☺️☺️
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Wow... lovely photography... 🥰... you both nailed it❤
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Awesome
Thank you ☺️☺️☺️
Amazing vlog! Can you share your trekking gears!
Thank you so much Niket! Your support means a lot ❤️.
The gear i use for trekking are pretty basic. I have a pair of trekking shoes from timberland. A 60L bagback from forclaz. A pair of insulated gloves, also from forclaz. Quickdry tshirts and pants which i purchased locally. A fleece jacket and a padded jacket, both forclaz. And basic woolen caps and socks.
If you want to know more about my hiking gear, or videography equipment, you can reach out to me personally via my website hikophilic.com
Lovely dear😊😊
Thank you so much ☺️☺️☺️
When did you guys go to trekking? I am planning for the starting of may..
I went around end-May.
However, a major callout here would be that this is NOT how the trek usually looks during peak summer. In May, there is usually much less snow except maybe upper-waterfall campsite onwards. What I experienced was a rather unusual climatic condition.
Considering normal weather conditions, i do recommend going in May. You can expect snow-bridges.
However, I would say the best time would be around the beginning of June. Some of the snow will have melted by then, making way for lush greenery.
Hope this helps! If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out to me directly at hikophilic.com
Thanks! ☺️
Very nice video
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Durdanto
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Good stuff mate
Thank you so much!! ❤️
Is this a beginner friendly trek..?
The trek climbs close to 15k feet. It also has quite a few tricky sections which can get especially difficult to navigate if there is snow. I will not recommend it to an absolute beginner.
great video 👍. on which date you did this trek?
Thank you so much ☺️. We did it around the 3rd week of may. Normally one would expect lush greenery around this time. But due to fast changing weather patterns in the mountains, we found it covered in snow.
Can I go solo here bro any police permission required?
Police permission should ideally not be required. This is a nuanced question though, best check with the proper authorities. I can confirm that if you’re carrying photography equipment such as drones and all, those should not require any additional permissions.
Which month u have visited?
March to September the best time to visit
I went in end may. However, one should note here that the climate is not expected to be like this in may. It should ideally have been peak summer with greenery on the lower campsites and snow in the upper camps. The climate trend was rather unusual though. Came across a lot of snow in the lower waterfall campsite itself.
Bro which month you went on this trek?
I went around end of may
In which month did you take this trek ?
We went in the month of May, around last week. We were expecting peak summer - but instead we faced extreme snow due to change in himalayan weather patterns.
How long the distance you covered in this vdo?
We were able to go till the lower waterfall campsite - around 15kms from Jiskun, which was our basecamp. This distance was spread out over 3 days. The full trek is double that distance - we were unable to complete due to heavy off-seasonal snow.
@@hikophilic - Which dates did you go. If you can confirm ?
Hey @@user-ww5se8ti4b , we went on the 19th of May. Trek was of 7 days in total.
Hi, how did you manage to supply power backup for all your gadgets?
Thats a tough one 😂, but can be solved with some prior planning. I actually carried 2 power backups for the smaller hand held devices - managed to charge my insta360, phone and lens warmer with the help of those. Additionally, I carried 2 fully charged batteries for my dslr which, thankfully, lasted the for the entire duration. Sub zero temperatures tend to drain batteries faster than in the city so its important that you keep all the batteries with you inside your sleeping bag at night. That way your body heat keeps them warm.
Small tip - it helps if you put your phone on airplane mode + power saving mode.
@@hikophilicThanks for response. Do you think the AA battery to USB chargers can be helpful for power backup? If used with AA Alkaline batteries? As those use-throw batteries hopefully won't drain with temparature. But I don't know, how efficient those chargers are in terms of charging the insta360 batteries. Also, what is your opinion on portable flexible solar chargers?
Im not sure about AA batteries. Never used them myself on a trek before. Not sure how they might respond to low temperatures. Although I'd suggest not carrying use & throw items on a trek as they might lead to some non-biodegradable waste generation. What I usually use are 5000-10000 mAH power backups that people normally use for their mobile phones.
To answer your second question - the insta360 devices can be easily charged using any power backup that supports a USB-C
As for portable solar chargers - I've seen a lot of people use smaller versions of these on trails but only to charge a limited number of devices. If you're planning to charge a single mobile phone - it might work. But for multiple, highly demanding, devices - I probably will not recommend them as im not sure about the power output. However I have also seen larger solar powered chargers that can be hung on the side of the bagpack - they might deliver more power. Problem with those is that they may be difficult to carry and manage. The key will always be to keep the bulk (and the weight) to a minimum.
Overall I'd recommend cellphone power backups. Multiple ones if you have a good number of devices.
Hope this was helpful! Happy to chat more - feel free to reach out to me at rahulchaksphs@gmail.com
@@hikophilic Really helpful.. Thanks a lot..
Which month is it?
This was around end-may
Diamox kisse puch k li bhai? AFAK it's not at all recommended. And even if it is or not... you should not show it in the video... it's not at all safe dude... I recommend to trim that part...
Thanks for pointing out! Although its always better to aclamatize naturally, its safer to administer diamox when signs of mountain sickness begin to show. Its one of the 3 recommended life saving drugs that add to the chance of survival. In this video diamox was administered in consultation with mountain first aid specialists and we dont endorse doing otherwise.