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Sar Pass Trek
The Sar Pass trek is an easy to moderate grade trek and takes place at an altitude of 13,799 feet. Through pine forests, meadows, snow-capped mountains, and various captivating landscapes, this 48 km trek crosses Himachal Pradesh starting from Kasol and ending at Barshaini. A popular trekking destination in Himachal Pradesh, Sar Pass offers fantastic views of the snowcapped peaks, verdant meadows, and clear lakes.
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Duration
5 Days
Trek Difficulty
Easy to Moderate
Suitable For
18 to 50 Years
Region
Himachal Pradesh
Trek Altitude
4220 Metre
Group Size
20-25 Peoples
Overview - Sar Pass Trek Package, Uttarakhand
The Sar Pass trek is an excellent choice for beginners. All types of terrain can be experienced here. Whether it’s quaint villages, forests, or mountain ranges covered in snow, this trail offers a wide range of experiences. The Parvati valley in Himachal Pradesh is home to this well-known trek, described by post-graduate Prashant Jha.
The trek begins in Kasol, a haven for backpackers and attracts large weekend crowds, including many young city dwellers seeking a taste of bohemian living. Tourists will find everything from necessities to luxury items in the shops.
A variety of stay options is available, from budget friendly to high end, and a variety of cuisines are available, including Israeli, Continental, Indian, and Chinese.
This 48-kilometer trek is popular, easy-to-moderate, and easy. It offers an unparalleled opportunity to discover the diverse and breathtaking landscapes of the majestic Himalayas. An elevation of 13,800 feet is reached by the trek which begins in the Himalayan village of Kasol in Himachal Pradesh.
Throughout the journey, you’ll pass through lush deodar forests, pine forests, and rhododendron woodlands, as well as snow-covered peaks and vast grasslands. In this moderately challenging environment, temperatures range from 22°C to -5°C.
There is a diverse range of flora and fauna along the Sar Pass trek, including towering pine, spruce, deodar, and fir trees, as well as Brahma Kamal and Hatha Panja plants. Spectacular bird species like Western Tragopan and Monal Pheasants, as well as rare species such as Brown Bears and Himalayan Tahr, will also be visible here.
A fun and exciting adventure awaits you on the Sar Pass Trek through vibrant green woodlands, charming villages, and scenic meadows such as Min Thach and Biskeri Thach. It is impossible to imagine a more magical night sky than the one you can enjoy at Grahan Village. Nagaru, where snow covers the landscapes, is the next destination on the trek.
On the fifth day of the Sar Pass, you’ll return to Kasol via Barshaini, completing an unforgettable journey. Beginners and experienced trekkers can both take part in the moderately incline trek. Adventurers should include the Sar Pass Trek on their bucket list as an unforgettable experience.
Sar Pass Trek Itinerary
Quick Itinerary
- Day 1st : Kasol to Grahan Village
- Day 2nd : Grahan Village to Mini Thach
- Day 3rd : Mini Thach to Nagaru
- Day 4th : Nagaru to Sar pass to Biskeri
- Day 5th : Biskeri Thach to Barshaini
Detailed Itinerary
Trekking in Himachal Pradesh begins in Kasol. We will meet the Trek Leader and the rest of the team at 11:00 AM. Grahan Nalah, which is located near Grahan Village, is the trail that follows the Parvati River.
It’s an easy trek from here, as villagers typically take it, and you can take in the scenic views. Once you pass through dense coniferous forests and pine aromas, the trek is approximately 10 kilometers.
On the side, local vendors sell tea and snacks as you arrive at a clearing with grassland and a clearing with grassland. There are also locals selling rhododendron syrup made from the Buras flower.
The climb continues until you reach Grahan Village, where you will camp and eat lunch. You can also explore the nearby hills or the village if you wish. Enjoy the remainder of the evening at leisure.
Our morning began with a hot cup of Himalayan black tea, followed by a light yoga session and meditation in the calm mountains with our trek leader and a delicious breakfast prepared by our mountain chef at high altitude.
We then began our trek toward the north from Grahan Village. It is a gentle climb from here to Min Thach, which is often taken by the villagers.
As you walk through the meadows, you’ll come to a dense forest where the trek becomes steeper and more challenging. In order to set up a tent at Min Tach, some clearing will need to be done in the forest.
After arriving at Trek victorious camp sites, we will be assisted to check in, followed by a relaxing evening of tea and snacks, an evening briefing for the next day, delicious dinner, and a good night’s sleep.
It takes around 5 hours to reach Nagaru Camp on this day’s trek that is short but steep. It crosses above tree line.
In order to reach Camp, the trek begins with a moderate climb and then becomes zigzag as one negotiates the steep valley.
In addition to offering amazing views of the Parvati valley and Tosh valley, Nagaru is located at almost 3,900 meters.
Nagaru overnight stay in tents.
For the hard snow, start early by 4 a.m. to take advantage of its firm texture.
Due to the altitude, the entire trek route till Biskeri Thach is covered with snow. The trek begins with an hour-long steep climb followed by a three-hour trek on almost flat terrain.
One can see the elevated peaks of the mountains from the pass, making it an exhilarating experience From the pass, you descend via Glissade (snow slides) to Tosh valley. One of the most enjoyable parts of the trek.
The descent continues for another hour through beautiful rhododendron bushes until you reach Biskeri’s vast green meadow.
Overnight tent stay at
In Biskeri, you will find majestic mountains, pine forests, and grasslands.
From Biskeri to Barshaini, the trek passes through a dense pine forest and lasts for approximately five hours.
In order to reach Barshaini, the trek passes through Pulga and then crosses the Parvati river.
Kasol is 90 minutes away by jeep from Barshaini. Kasol Base Camp will be left by 5 p.m.
What Should I Pack for the Sar Pass Trek?
- Backpack: It is imperative to have a backpack that is both comfortable and durable in order to transport all of the necessary provisions and equipment for the trek. Look for a backpack with adequate support, padding, and ventilation.
- A pair of trekking shoes that are suitable for the high altitudes and rugged terrain is indispensable. Search for footwear that is capable of withstanding rough terrain, has waterproofing, and provides adequate ankle support.
- It's important to bring rain gear like a waterproof jacket and pants in case it rains in the Himalayas because the weather can change quickly.
- Sunscreen and sunglasses: It is crucial to carry sunscreen with a high SPF and sunglasses to safeguard the skin and eyes from the harsh UV rays, as the sun can be intense at high altitudes.
- Water bottles: It is crucial to maintain hydration while trekking at high altitudes. It is recommended to carry a minimum of two water bottles and a water purification system, such as a water filter or tablets.
- Snacks: It is crucial to bring high-energy snacks, such as energy bars, nuts, and dried fruits, for fast energy boosts, as trekking at high altitudes can be physically taxing.
- First aid kit: It is essential to have a first aid kit that is adequately stocked with medicines, bandages, antiseptics, and pain relievers in the event of an injury or illness during the expedition.
- Headlamp or torch: To navigate in the dark, you need carry a headlamp or torch.
- Toiletries for personal use: Toiletries for personal hygiene, including toothpaste, toothbrushes, hand sanitizer, and damp wipes, should be transported.
Documents Required for the Sar Pass Trek
- Photo ID Proof (Aadhar Card/Passport and Visa for Foreign Nationals)
- Medical Fitness Certificate
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- Meals
- Camping charges
- Leaders & Guides
- Trekking Gears
- Trekking Equipment
- Safety Equipment
- Any kind of insurance.
- GST
- Entrance fees and Guide charges.
Things you can do on the Sar Pass Trek
- A trek through forests, meadows, and quaint villages awaits you.
- You can see snow-capped mountains from the summit of Sar Pass, which rises 13,799 feet.
- Starting from Kasol, a backpacker haven from around the world, the trek begins.
- Large crowds gather here on weekends.
How to Reach Sar Pass Trek?
By Air
Nearest Airport - Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun , is located 24 km away from the city. And daily flight from Delhi to Dehradun.
By Train
Train No-12017 for Dehradun Shatabdi Express. Arrival: 12:50pm; departure: 6:45am
Jan Shatabdi Express, train no. 12055, from Dehradun to New Delhi. Three:20 pm departure; nine:10 pm arrival
Delhi to Dehradun via Hazrat Nizamuddin station.
It departed at 11:45 pm and arrived at 5:40 am (Nandadevi Express - Train no. 12401).
It is a direct train from Delhi to Dehradun that leaves at 9:10 pm and arrives at 4:45 am. This train has the number 12687.
19019 is the train number for the Dehradun Express. Arrival at 5:35pm; departure at 5:40am
By Road
The regular bus service between Delhi and Dehradun departs from Delhi's (ISBT Kashmere Gate). If you are going to take a bus from (ISBT Kashmere Gate), we suggest you take only government buses. It is not trustworthy to take private buses outside of ISBT. In most cases, buses drop you at Dehradun ISBT. You will need to travel to the Dehradun Station via Ola/Uber Cab, Vikram, Tata Sumo, or similar vehicles at 6:00am.
Best Time / Season To Sar Pass Trek
Trekking the Sar Pass is most enjoyable during the summer months, from April to June, and during the post-monsoon season, from September to November. The weather is warm, clear, and the Himalayan views are stunning.
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FAQ's Sar Pass Trek
While it is possible for solo trekkers to attempt the Sar Pass trek, it is generally recommended to go with a group or an experienced trekking organization for safety reasons.
Trekking poles can be helpful in maintaining balance and reducing strain on the knees, especially during the steep descents. However, their use is subjective.
It is advisable to be physically fit and follow a regular fitness regime for at least 4 weeks before the trek to adapt to the lower oxygen levels.
Yes, the Sar Pass trek is considered a good option for families and school groups, as it is beginner-friendly.
The Sar Pass trek is considered a moderate-level trek, suitable for beginners and those with some prior trekking experience.
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