Duration
5 Days / 4 Nights
Maximum Altitude
13,580 ft
Best time to visit
May - Oct
Minimum Age
7+
Base Camp
Kasol
Sar Pass Trek - The Sar Pass sits at an altitude of approx 13,580 ft above sea level in the Kulu district of Himachal Pradesh. The Sar Pass is one of the pleasant treks of India, it offers a variety of flora and fauna, you pass through various live streams and offering a variety of terrain change. The base camp for this trek is Kasol, which is again a popular spot for the crowd who are young at heart. The Kasol is situated near the banks of Parvati river in the Parvati valley.
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The trek starts with dense forests and shifts to a total whiteout,
you trek to Grahan village on Day 2, crossing the Grahan Nallah and moving over
the rocky and steep path. You take a shift from the green lush forest to a less
green and to direct a white environment, you walk over the snow on an ascending
path. During the trek, you pass through various small meadows which are locally
termed as Thatch, you will be passing through the Min - Thatch and the Biskeri
- Thatch and is mostly occupied by villagers with their livestock to graze.
Explore the local cuisines served at the different cafes. Kasol is
situated at an altitude of 5,184 ft. in the Parvati valley with the river
Parvati running along the side. Kasol is a hub to many tours and treks which is
often crowded with adventure lovers and to spice to their travel they choose to
indulge in the other activities offered at Kasol.
This trek offers a great opportunity for the first-timers trekkers, the balanced offering of terrain and adventure are the major pillars of this trek.
Also See: Kasol - Tosh - Kheerganga Trek
In the native dialect, SAR indicates "pond," therefore this trek, which begins at an elevation of 13,816 feet and ends at an elevation of 13,816 feet, is dubbed Sar Pass since you must PASS by a mountain Lake called "Sar." It is located in Himachal Pradesh's Parvati Valley, with Kasol as the preliminary step for this hike.
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This hike is great with first hikers due to its simplicity - IT's not too difficult a trek - let us assure you that. It's a tried-and-true option for people looking to cover a wide range of scenery in a single hike. This trail offers a variety of sights and sounds, including woods, pastures, a charming hamlet, and snow-capped peaks. All types of pathways can be found in the Himalayas, including large and small grasslands and woodlands, as well as Himalayan old schools and attractive settlements. This walk takes you through a variety of landscapes, and it begins in Kasol, far from any city. This popular tourist site attracts visitors from all over the world. Sar Pass trek best time is April to November.
The journey to Sar starts in Kasol, which is famed for its beautiful evergreen forest and creeks. The hike takes you through deep woodlands before ending in a completely snow-covered environment. The route then circles back through pine forests, wonderful old towns, magnificent snow-capped peaks, with some of the most stunning vistas. Near the descend, rhododendrons flourish, and hikers should are sure to get completely and totally astounded by the stunning surroundings. We will be showing you the Sar Pass itinerary which is sure to thrill you! The Nagaru campground, which is the tallest peak on the hike, is surrounded by stunning mountains that stretch throughout the Parvati valley. It comes after the shepherd's Mung Thatch path. Hikers walk past several tiny fields along the way, the majority of which have been fed by locals with their animals. So come along on this Sar Pass trek with your favorite trekking stop, Moustache Escapes.
Also See: Kasol Weekend Trip (Delhi to Delhi)
*The trek ends here.*
1. Shirts / T-shirts –2/3, Jeans / Trekking Pant-2/3
2. Windproof jacket of decent quality (no flimsy wind cheaters please!) preferably with a hood
3. Warm and thick Fleece / Full-sleeve Woollen sweater
4. Thermal inner wear (upper & lower), Scarf/muffler (optional)
5. Woollen cap, Woollen gloves, Woollen socks & regular socks (3-4 pairs)
6. Comfortable Trekking/Hiking shoes (Waterproof shoes with a thick sole are recommended)
7. Lightweight floaters/sandals/slippers
8. Raincoat / Poncho, Small quick dry towel
9. Water bottle (sturdy ones, no empty Bisleri bottles!!)
10. Cap / Hat to keep the strong sun away from your face
11. Sun glasses (polarized/UV Protected), Walking stick / Trekking pole
12. Sunscreen Lotion, Lip Balm, Torch / Flashlight (with extra batteries)
13. Medicines, if requiring any specific medication
14. Personal toiletries
15. Hand Sanitizer
16. Extra face masks
1. All stays from Day 1 to Day 4 in tents on a sharing basis.
2. All meals included from Day 1 Lunch to Day 5 breakfast. Vegetarian meals will be served throughout the trek.
3. Skilled local staff who have ample knowledge of the route
4. Kitchen, dining and toilet tents will be used during the trek.
5. Cooks/Helper for carrying common equipment like rations/tents/utensils/groceries.
6. Transportation on Day 5 from Barshaini to Kasol.
7. All trek essentials included–
(i) Accommodation - tents, sleeping bags, sleeping mats etc.
(ii) Safety equipment - microspikes, gaiters as per requirements and basic first aid kit with a portable oxygen cylinder.
(iii) Permit - forest and camping fee included.
1. The above trek charges does not include the GST charges (5%).
2. Personal essentials -
(i) Equipment - Gumboots, trekking poles etc.
(ii) Insurance - Personal and travel insurances.
(iii) Beverage - Mineral water bottles/bottled or canned beverages.
(iv) Snacks - Chocolate, dry fruits, protein or nutrition bar.
(v) Entertainment - Camera or drone fees.
3. In case if your trek remains incomplete or uninitiated because of "force majeure" or by personal choice after you arrive at the starting point, you will not be able to get refund, reschedule or replace any services that remain unutilized by you.
4. Any additional cost incurred due to changes in Government Guidelines related to travel/trek/COVID-19 will be borne by the Guest.
5. Anything which is not included in Inclusion.
1. If cancellations are made 26 days prior to the start date of your trek/tour/activity, no cancellation fee will be charged.
2. If cancellations are made between 8-25 days prior to the start date of your trek/tour/activity, 25% of the total package amount will be charged as cancellation fee.
3. If cancellations and rescheduling are made within 7 days from the start date of your trek/tour/activity, 100% of the total booking amount will be charged as a cancellation fee.
4. Guest can reschedule the tour/trek/activity between 8-25 days prior to the start date of your trek/tour/activity (Depending on the availability), after this period no rescheduling can be done and no amount can be refunded.
5. Rescheduling of the tour/trek/activity is applicable only once, after that if you want to cancel or reschedule the trek/tour/activity again, it will not be possible and no refund will be processed.
6. If you book the tour/trek/activity by making a partial payment of the total booking amount and fail to make the 100% payment before 26 days from the date of travel. In this case, your booking will get canceled automatically and can only be reconfirmed once you make the full payment, depending on the availability of slots.
7. In case if your tour/trek/activity remains incomplete or uninitiated because of "force majeure", medical emergency, government policy changes, local strikes, or by personal choice after you arrive at the starting point, you will not be able to get a refund, reschedule or replace any services that remain underutilized by you.
8. In case if your tour/trek/activity gets cancelled because of "force majeure", medical emergency, government policy changes, local strikes between 0-7 days from your date of travel, you will be eligible to reschedule the date of your trek/tour/activity or you can get a credit note of the amount paid, however no cash refund will be possible in this case.
9. Cancellations are strictly subjected to cancellation policies mentioned on the website & are irrespective of the date of booking.
10. The applicable refund amount will be processed within 10 business days.
Answer: The usual no. of trekkers in a group is 15-20 pax.
Answer: Yes, the Sar Pass trek is totally safe for solo travelers.
Answer: We recommend you buy trekking shoes for the Sar Pass trek, for eg. Quechua Trek 100.
Answer: The Sar Pass trek is considered an easy to moderate trek.
Answer: The best time for the Sar Pass trek is from April to June.
Answer: No Diamox is not advised for the Sar Pass trek but if the requirement arises a person can consume it.
Answer: No, the Sar Pass trek is only open from April to June and Sept to Nov.
Answer: Yes, the Sar Pass trek is done in the early winter months, post nov. you can opt for the Sar Pass circuit trek.
Answer: Toilet tents are used during the Sar Pass trek.
Answer: The Sar Pass is situated at an altitude of 13,580 ft. in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh.
Answer: A proper list of things to carry is listed on our website under the Sar Pass trek page.
Answer: The approx. trekking km on the Sar Pass trek is 32 km, which is divided into 4 days of trekking.
Answer: A moderate level of fitness is required for the Sar Pass trek, a person should be able to run for 3 km in 20 minutes.
Answer: No, liquor or smoke is strictly prohibited on the Sar Pass trek.
Answer: The Sar Pass trek is situated at an altitude of 13,580 ft. from sea level.
Answer: You can take an evening bus from Delhi to Kasol and start your trek as per the updated itinerary.
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