Sar Pass Trek 4Night 5Days

Location

Himachal Pradesh (Kasol)

Trek Duration

5 DAYS

Trek Distance

48 kms

Difficulty Level

Moderate

Altitude

13800 ft.

Best Season

April To Mid July

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Sar Pass Trek Overview

About Sar Pass Trek

Sar Pass, perched at 13,800 feet above sea level, presents an awe-inspiring panorama of lush greenery against the backdrop of towering Himalayan peaks draped in snow. This trek is a haven for photographers, artists, and nature enthusiasts, offering a diverse landscape that transitions from dense forests to expansive meadows and snow-covered terrain.

During the trek from Tila Lotni to Biskeri Ridge, trekkers encounter a small, typically frozen lake known locally as “Sar,” hence the name Sar Pass. This enchanting trail winds through thick forests, leading adventurers into a winter wonderland that captures the imagination.

Overall, the Sar Pass trek promises an unforgettable journey through breathtaking scenery, making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Himalayas.

 

SAR PASS TREK HIGHLIGHTS

Trek Route

Daily batch movement

Itinerary 4 Nights 5Days

Day 01: Begin your journey from Kasol towards Grahan Village

Altitude : 7700 ft.

Trek distance: 8-10kms

Trek Duration: 4-5 hours

 

  • The trail to Grahan Village is beginner-friendly, offering a moderately easy trekking experience.
  • Trek through dense forests and alongside the Parvati River.
  • Begin by crossing a sturdy suspension bridge over the river, with its rushing waters providing an adventurous backdrop.
  • Traverse enchanting pine, oak, and rhododendron forests, offering tranquil shade along the way.
  • The trail is well-marked, ensuring easy navigation.
  • Overnight stay in Grahan Village.
Day 02: Trek from Grahan to Mung Thach.

Altitude: 11150 ft.

Trek distance: 10-12 kms

Trek Duration: 4-5 hours

 

  • Begin trek from Grahan Village to Mung Thach.
  • Trail length: Approximately 10 kilometers (6.2 miles).
  • Trek difficulty: Moderate with some steep sections.
  • Route features dense forests and open meadows.
  • Enjoy stunning views of surrounding peaks.
  • Initial part involves gradual ascent.
  • Trek through lush green forests, listening to bird sounds.
  • Encounter steep sections, requiring cautious progress.
  • Reach Mung Thach, your destination for the day.
  • Overnight camping at Mung Thach.
Day 03: Trek from Mung Thach to Nagaru.

Altitude : 12500 ft.

Trek distance: 6-7 kms approx.

Trek Duration: 5-6 hours

 

  • Resume trek from Mung Thach to Nagaru.
  • Trek difficulty: Considered difficult due to steep inclines and altitude gain.
  • Terrain: Starts with alpine meadows, progresses to rocky terrain.
  • Begin with a gradual ascent through scenic meadows.
  • Notice a significant increase in altitude as you continue.
  • Take it slow to adjust to thinner air and prevent altitude discomfort.
  • Encounter steep sections with rocky terrain, which can be physically demanding.
  • Consider using trekking poles for support.
  • After 5-6 hours of trekking, reach Nagaru, your stop for the day.
  • Overnight camping at Nagaru.
Day 04:Trekking from Nagaru to the Summit-Biskeri Thach

Altitude : 13850 ft

Trek distance: 12-14 kms

Trek Duration: 6-8 hours

 

  • Trek continues from Nagaru to Sar Pass summit.
  • Initial part involves steep ascent towards Sar Pass.
  • Trail may be  challenging, especially with altitude gain.
  • After several hours, reach Sar Pass summit.
  • Enjoy stunning panoramic views of surrounding peaks.
  • Capture breathtaking views and celebrate achievement.
  • Views of Parvati Valley and Himalayan peaks are awe-inspiring.
  • After break, embark on exhilarating slide down from Sar Pass to Biskeri Thach.
  •  Overnight camping at Biskeri Thach.
Day 05: From Biskeri Thach to Kasol via Barshaini
  • Trek starts from Biskeri Thach at around 4,200 meters altitude.
  • Trail to Barshaini spans approximately 9 kilometers.
  • Passes through forests, meadows, and villages.
  • Offers a different view of the Himalayan landscape.
  • Initial part includes gentle descent through alpine meadows.
  • Plenty of chances to admire the surrounding natural beauty.
  • Enroute, visit charming villages like Gairoli Patal, Tulga, and Pulga.
  • Villages provide insights into local life.
  • After 4 to 5 hours of trekking, reach Barshaini, the trek’s endpoint.
  • Departure from Barshaini.

 

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How to reach Sar Pass?

To reach Sar Pass, you typically start your journey from the town of Kasol, located in the Parvati Valley of Himachal Pradesh, India. Here’s a general guide on how to reach Sar Pass:

By Air:

The nearest airport to Kasol is Bhuntar Airport (also known as Kullu-Manali Airport), located in Bhuntar town, approximately 31 kilometers from Kasol.From Bhuntar Airport, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to Kasol.

By Train:

The nearest major railway station to Kasol is Chandigarh Railway Station, situated        around 290 kilometers away .From Chandigarh, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to Kasol. However, the journey involves traveling through winding mountain roads and can take several hours.

By Road:

Kasol is well-connected by road and can be reached by bus or taxi from nearby cities and towns.Major nearby cities include Kullu (approximately 40 kilometers away) and Manali (approximately 75 kilometers away.You can take a bus from Kullu or Manali to Kasol, or hire a taxi for a more comfortable and direct journey.

Things to Carry

Embarking on a thrilling journey with Zenith Adventures? Here’s your personalized list of must-have items tailored for your trekking expedition. This comprehensive guide outlines essential gear categorized into five distinct sections. Please note that the list exclusively covers items to be brought along by participants, excluding those furnished by Zenith Adventures during the trek. Let’s dive in!

Trail Gear
  • Rucksack with a rain cover x1
  • Daypack (Recommended for summit days)
  • Headlamp with spare batteries x1
  • UV protection sunglasses x1 (Check out our guide for selecting the perfect trekking sunglasses.)
  • Water bottles: 2 bottles of 1 liter each
Footwear Essentials
  • Non-skid, high-ankle trekking shoes x1
  • Lightweight slipper/sandals x1
Clothing Selection
  • Quick-dry warm lower or track pants x2
  • Full sleeves t-shirts/sweatshirts (1 for every 2 days of trekking)
  • Thick woolen socks (1 pair for every two days of trekking)
  • Thermal body warmer (upper & lower) x1
  • Undergarments (1 for every day of trekking)
  • Warm jacket with closed wrists & neck x1
  • Full sleeves sweater x1
  • Rainwear (jacket & pants) x1
  • Waterproof, warm gloves x1
  • Woolen cap x1
  • Sun-shielding hat x1
Toiletry Essentials
  • Personal toiletries kit (including small towel, toilet paper, paper soap, bar soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, cold cream, etc.)
  • Sunscreen lotion (small pack) x1 (Refer to our Sun Protection 101 guide for outdoor safety.)
  • Lip balm (small pack) x1
Utensils & More
  • Small-sized, lightweight, leak-proof lunch box x1
  • Plate x1
  • Spoon x1
  • Tea/coffee (plastic) mug x1
Extras
  • Camera (Optional)
  • Ample supply of personal medications (Consult your doctor prior to the trek.)
  • Dry fruits, nuts, chocolate bars (Optional)
  • Ensure your journey is filled with excitement and comfort by packing these essentials. Adventure awaits!

Participant Advisory:

Regulations: 
  • The use of smoking, alcohol, and narcotics is explicitly forbidden throughout the program.
Lodging: 
  • Participants are required to remain within the camp premises for the entirety of the camp’s duration; staying outside of the designated camp area is not permitted.
Environmental Conservation:
  • Promote an environmentally conscious trekking atmosphere.
  • Collect any litter encountered along the trail and dispose of it responsibly at the base camp.
Campfire Guidelines:
  • Burning wood for campfires is strictly prohibited.
  • Transporting non-biodegradable materials into Himalayas is considered a violation of regulation

Inclusion & Exclusion

Inclusion

  • Meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  • Permits and entry fees, if applicable
  • Transportation to and from the trek starting point (if mentioned in the package)
  • First aid kit
  • Basic amenities at the campsite (bonfire, toilet facilities, etc.)

Exclusion

  • Personal expenses (snacks, additional meals, souvenirs, etc.)
  • Any additional activities not mentioned in the package
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips/gratuities for guides and staff
  • Any expenses arising due to unforeseen circumstances like natural disasters, political unrest, etc.
  • Porter services (if needed, available at an additional cost)
  • Any medical expenses incurred during the trek

Why Zenith?

Why Zenith Adventure?

We’re here to give you the greatest experience possible through the eyes of highly skilled and qualified specialists who have a passion for adventure sports.
  1. Zenith Adventure Emphasize safety, Security and quality
  2. Programs offered during all season at different location
  3. Program tailored to clients needs
  4. To get Perfect blend of recreation and education experience
  5. Swift response to an unforeseen emergency or extreme situations and quick evacuation.
  6. Leaders, Guides and Crew trained in first-aid, search rescue.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Sar Pass trek is considered moderately challenging. It involves steep ascents, rocky terrain, and possibly snow patches, making it suitable for those with some trekking experience.

  • The best time to undertake the Sar Pass trek is during the summer months of May to June and the post-monsoon season from September to October. During these times, the weather is generally clear, and the trekking conditions are optimal.

 

The Sar Pass trek typically takes around 5 to 6 days to complete, depending on the route chosen and the trekking pace. It covers a distance of approximately 48 to 55 kilometers.

Yes, trekkers are required to obtain permits from the Forest Department or local authorities before starting the Sar Pass trek. It’s essential to check for any specific requirements or regulations beforehand.

Essential items to pack for the Sar Pass trek include trekking gear (such as sturdy hiking boots, trekking poles, and a backpack), clothing suitable for varying weather conditions, sleeping bag, tent, food supplies, water bottles, first-aid kit, sunscreen, and personal toiletries.

Essential items to carry for the Sar Pass Trek include trekking gear (such as sturdy hiking boots, trekking poles, and a backpack), warm clothing, waterproof outerwear, sleeping bag, camping equipment, first-aid kit, water bottles, high-energy snacks, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a flashlight.

 

Are there any permits required for the Sar Pass Trek?

While it is not mandatory to hire a guide for the Sar Pass Trek, especially for experienced trekkers, having a local guide can be beneficial for navigation, safety, and gaining insights into the local culture and geography.

 

Accommodation options during the Sar Pass Trek primarily include tents for camping at designated campsites along the route. Some trekking companies may also provide accommodation in basic lodges or homestays in nearby villages.

Altitude sickness can be a concern during the Sar Pass Trek, especially at higher altitudes. It is essential to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and ascend gradually to minimize the risk of altitude-related illnesses. Trekkers should be aware of the symptoms of altitude sickness and seek medical attention if necessary.

Location details about Sar Pass Trek

Starting Point

Kasol

End Point

Barshaini

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