Bairat Khai (The Princess of Hills), also known as Bairat Khai Pass is 25 km east from Chakrata where people can witness 180 degree view of snow-covered himalayas throughout the year in the north. Situated at an altitude of about 1990 meters, Bairat Khai is surrounded by the peaks of Chorani Dhar at 2300 meters in the west and Julioki Dhar at 2150 meters also known as Tiger hill locally in the eastern side. Bairat Khai has deep valleys on the north and southern side of the pass where you can see villages and houses built in the valleys. Tourists flock here to witness snowfall in the winters and pleasant weather in summers also attract the tourists in huge numbers.

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The area has an abundance of conifers, rhododendrons and oaks. The red rhododendrons are the most abundantly found in this region. The attractions near Bairat Khai are:

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• Tiger Falls is one of the highest direct waterfalls in Uttarakhand. It is 20 km from Chakrata and has an elevation of 312 ft.

• Budher Cave (Moila Top) is a picturesque meadow at an altitude of 2800 metres. The Karst landscapes of Budher are home to a network of ancient limestone caves.

• Koti Kanasar is surrounded by one of the best-rated Deodar forest of Asia. About 25 km from Chakrata market on Tuini Road, the roads are not in the best shape. The meadows and giant trees more than make up for the bumpy drive. It is one of the best picnic spots near Chakrata. A forest rest house in Kanasar and some tented accommodation allows visitors to spend a night here on prior booking.

• Chirmiri sunset point at 4 km from main Chakrata market is a picturesque plateau offering one of the best views of sunset.

• Deoban perched at about 2900 meters offers a panoramic view of the Himalayas.

• Mundali meadows are hard to access yet hold a huge potential for winter sports.

• Lakhamandal is an ancient Hindu temple complex dedicated to Shiva and associated with the Pandavas. It is slightly further from Chakrata and may take almost a whole day of driving and coming back. For heritage and a long drive, this Archaeological Survey of India protected site is a must visit.

Bairat Khai is one of the most eye catching and heart touching places of Distt- Dehradun and forms part of village Rampur, Tehsil Kalsi comes under Chakrata constituency. It is 40 Km far from Vikasnagar and Approxi 80 Km far from Dehradun City, It is connected with mussoorie and Yamnotri through Yamnotri and Mussoorie marg and the distance between mussoorie and Bairat khai is about 54 Km and Yamnotari is about 143 km. In Bairat Khai the view of Hiamalyas seems like the glory of the God , fresh air makes you feel healthy and energetic and the jungle of buransh trees with full of flowers blossoming in summers makes surroundings gleaming and snowfall in winters attracts tourist in high numbers from different places of country. 

The geographical region inhabited by the 'Jaunsari' tribe, which traces its origin from the Pandavas of Mahabharata. Ethnically, Jaunsar-Bawar comprises two regions, inhabited by the two predominant tribes: 'Jaunsar', the lower half, while the snow-clad upper region is called 'Bawar', which includes, the 'Kharamba peak' (3084 mts.). On the prospect of Kalsi, Kalsi is one of the oldest places of India, The discovery of Ashokan edictsat Kalsi near Dehradun show that the area was quite prosperous. Bairat khai is the symbol of the place where  tourists can feel mental peace and can get in touch with the beauty of nature. Bairat Khai comes in Chakrata constituency and in Chakrata, there are different striking places which attract the tourist from all over the country like Delhi, Punjab, UP and from west and south also. The people of Bairat Khai and from nearby villages are very social and have supportive temperament.