Sar Pass Trek Kasol 2024

 Quick Info: 

• Start Point/End Point: Kasol Base Camp (It is 2 KM far from the Kasol Bus Stand)
• Duration: 4N/5D
• Maximum Altitude: 13,800 ft.
• Trek Distance: 50 KM
• Trek Endurance: Easy to Moderate
• Temperature: -5°C to 22°C
• Best Time for Sar Pass Trek: May to October

About the Sar Pass:

• The Sar Pass journey, which is set against a backdrop of spectacular Himalayan peaks draped in snow, traverses through a variety of breathtaking scenery, from forests to meadows to ice sheets. While climbing from Tila Lotni to Biskeri Ridge, one must pass through a tiny, frequently frozen lake known as "Sar" in Himachal's local language. Sar Pass gets its name from this. The road winds through dense forest and leads to an icy paradise that is both beautiful and fascinating. 
• Sar Pass, perched at 13,800 feet above sea level, offers the elegance of gorgeous lush green meadows, snow-covered trails with the white tall peaks of the Indian Himalayas and dense forests of Pine, Deodar and rhododendron making it the perfect place for nature lovers and also adds on a bit of adventure. A place filled with rich vegetation and serene views wherever one looks is a perfect family trip or even solo and perfect to dive into the dreamlike mountaineer lifestyle.

About the Sar Pass Trek from Kasol Base Camp:  

• We will start our journey with our arrival at this beautiful village called Kasol village while we trek through scenic beauty and evergreen forests to reach Grahan village with the company of Parvati River and Grahan Nallah.
• The next day, another exciting trail awaits us as we make our way to Min Thach with glistering views of Chanderkhani and Nagaru to keep us by.
• Today we will get some of the most spectacular views on the trek as we make it at a flatland on top of the hill called Nagaru and be mesmerised by the most majestic panoramic views of Parvati valley, Chanderkheni ranges, Beas valley and more.
• The big day is finally here as we will be finally reaching Sar pass and be amazed by the breathtakingly beautiful sight of the Tosh Valleys, and majestic snow-covered peaks all around you with the "Sar" or frozen pond at the height of 13,800 ft, all for us to enjoy till we trek down to Biskeri.
• The last trekking day has finally come upon us as we trek through a steep path by the side of a stream across bridges over the Parvati River to reach Barshaini, our last trekking destination. From there we will take on a scenic drive back to Kasol and conclude our mesmerising trek.

Available Group Departures:

• May: 5,12,19,26
• June: 2,9,16,23,30
• July: 1,7
• Aug: 4,11,18,25
• Sep: 1,8,15,22,29
• Oct: 6

Note: Customization Available on Request

• Water Bottle
• Snacks
• Tissue Paper (1 Roll)
• Appropriate Clothing
• Comfortable Footwear
• Backpack
• Flashlight
• Sunscreen
• UA Voucher

Know Before You Go for Sar Pass Trek:

• Climate conditions at high altitudes differ from those at lower altitudes; allow adequate time to acclimate to high elevations.
• The command retains the right to adjust the journey in the event of an emergency or natural disaster.
• The trip passes through a green zone; trash adjacent to websites or tents is not encouraged. Travelers who litter may face fines.
• Water is a valuable resource, hence conservation is encouraged.
• Avoid using plastic luggage to preserve the destination's ecological stability.
• It is necessary to follow the guidelines established by the state government. Distancing from others must be maintained. Hand sanitizers and masks should be used often.
• Following your reservation, you may be given access to the authentic area.
• For the expedition, a clean and smooth vehicle with an experienced driver is required, primarily for steep terrains.
• Bring dry snacks/meals from home with you (you may keep any amount of money). Carry water bottles so you may refill them.
• During the walk, avoid using earphones since this may reduce your audibility.
• If the trek is to be canceled, the government must be informed ahead of time.
• All sports are affected by the weather.
• Mobile and computer charging points may or may not be available on campsites at any given time.
• Keep your bags to a bare minimum; the more you have, the more trouble you'll have.
• Pay attention to the trek leader and handbook to ensure a safe and enjoyable trek.
• Professional Trek Leaders are available to ensure high security, greater statistics, and personal involvement, all of which are necessary to comprehend a trek.
• In nature, camping may be extremely simple. Luxuries can no longer be relied upon. There will be no electricity available at any campsite now.
• For the Sar Pass hike, it is normally advisable to have enough warm clothing and appropriate footwear.
• Any non-public expenses, personal items, food no longer listed, and so forth will no longer be included in the Sar Pass trek package.