Sar Pass Trek
Sar Pass Trek
₹7300
Sar Pass Trek - Highlights
- Stunning views of snow-covered Himalayan peaks and lush valleys.
- Trek through dense pine forests, alpine meadows, and quaint villages.
- Cross the famous Sar Pass at an altitude of 13,800 ft.
- Campsites at Grahan, Mung Thach, Nagaru, and Biskeri Thach with breathtaking views.
- Rich flora and fauna with blooming wildflowers in summer.
- Perfect trek for beginners seeking a snow trek experience.
- Adventure-filled camping, bonfire evenings, and scenic landscapes.
About - Sar Pass Trek
Sar Pass Trek is one of the most popular treks in Himachal Pradesh, starting from the vibrant village of Kasol in the Parvati Valley. At an altitude of 13,800 ft, Sar Pass offers a mix of forests, meadows, snowfields, and breathtaking mountain views. The trek is moderately challenging, making it suitable for beginners as well as experienced trekkers. Each day brings a new landscape—from pine forests in Grahan to alpine meadows in Mung Thach, snowy climbs to Nagaru, and the thrilling Sar Pass crossing before descending to Biskeri Thach.
Overview
Trek Info:
Region: Parvati Valley, Himachal Pradesh
Trek Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights
Max. Altitude: 13,800 ft.
Trek Distance: 48 km
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Best Season: May – October
Things to Carry
Trail Gear
Rucksack with a rain cover x1
Daypack (Recommended for summit days)
Headlamp with spare batteries x1
UV protection sunglasses x1
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 (small towel, toilet paper, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, cold cream, etc.)
Sunscreen lotion (small pack) x1
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)
Dry fruits, nuts, chocolate bars (Optional)
How to reach?
How To Reach
By Air:
Nearest airport is Bhuntar Airport (Kullu-Manali Airport), 50 km from Manali. From there, taxis and buses are available.
By Road:
Manali is well-connected by road from Delhi, Chandigarh, and Shimla. Regular HRTC and private buses run daily. You can also hire a cab.
By Train:
Nearest railway station is Joginder Nagar (162 km from Manali), but it’s less convenient. Better options are Chandigarh or Pathankot railway stations, followed by a road journey to Manali.
What's Inclusion
- Meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
- Trek permits and forest entry fees
- Transportation from Kasol to trek start point and back
- Camping equipment (tents, sleeping bags, mats)
- First aid kit with medical assistance
- Experienced trek leader and support staff
- Personal expenses (snacks, beverages, etc.)
- Travel insurance
- Porter charges for personal luggage
- Any expenses due to natural calamities/political unrest
- Tips/gratuities for staff
- Services not mentioned in inclusions
Itinerary
- Arrive in Kasol, the starting point of the trek.
- Begin trek through pine forests and quaint Himalayan villages.
- Gentle climb with streams and scenic views along the way.
- Reach Grahan Village, a beautiful hamlet surrounded by mountains.
- Dinner and overnight stay in tents at Grahan.
- Start trek towards Mung Thach with gradual ascent.
- Trail passes through dense forests with rhododendrons and pine.
- Enjoy views of Chandrakhani and other Himalayan peaks.
- Reach Mung Thach meadow, famous for open skies and camping.
- Dinner and overnight stay in tents.
- Trek uphill through thick forests and alpine trails.
- Trail becomes steeper with increasing altitude.
- Arrive at Nagaru campsite, located at high altitude with panoramic views.
- Witness stunning sunsets and snow-covered peaks all around.
- Dinner and overnight stay in tents at Nagaru.
- Early morning start to cross Sar Pass (13,800 ft).
- Trek over snowfields and enjoy breathtaking views from the summit.
- Experience the thrill of sliding down snowy slopes.
- Descend towards Biskeri Thach, a meadow with alpine beauty.
- Dinner and overnight stay in tents.
- Trek through lush meadows and pine forests.
- Pass through small villages and scenic valleys.
- Reach Barshaini and drive back to Kasol.
- Trek ends with wonderful memories.
FAQ
Yes, it is a moderate trek and perfect for beginners with basic fitness.
The trek reaches up to 13,800 ft at Sar Pass.
Yes, snow is usually found till early June, especially around Sar Pass.
The trek is best from May to October.
Accommodation will be in tents on twin/triple sharing basis.
Yes, all vegetarian meals during the trek are included.
Yes, if physically fit and medically cleared, they can join.
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Term & Condition
Confirmation Policy
- Upon booking, the traveller will receive a confirmation voucher via email, within 24 hours.
- In the special cases of slots not being available, feasible alternatives will be provided to the customer, in regards to the customer’s preference. In such cases, a new voucher would be sent via email, consisting of the new travel details.
Refund Policy
- Any refund applicable will be processed within 7 business days.
Cancellation Policy
- Any cancellation made 25 days before the date of departure, would levy 15% of the total tour cost as cancellation charges.
- Any cancellation made within 15-25 days before the date of departure, would levy a 25% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
- Any cancellation made within 7-15 days before the date of departure, would levy 50% of the total tour cost as cancellation charges.
- Any cancellation made within 0-7 days before the date of departure, would levy 100% of the total tour cost as cancellation charges.
- Due to any restrictions such as sudden government policies or regulations, health hazards, medical emergencies, or unprecedented weather conditions, activities and tours may be nonoperational and be canceled. In cases such as these, operators will attempt to cater to the traveler as an alternate, which is feasible in nature. However, any refund would not be catered.
Advisory
- Stay hydrated: Carry enough water and other fluids to stay hydrated throughout the yatra. It's important to drink water regularly, especially at higher altitudes.
- Check the weather: The weather conditions in the Kedarnath region can be unpredictable, so it's important to check the weather forecast before starting your journey. Avoid traveling during the monsoon season (July to September) when the region experiences heavy rainfall and landslides.
- Acclimatize properly: Kedarnath is located at an altitude of over 11,000 feet, so it's important to acclimatize properly. Spend a couple of days in nearby towns like Guptkashi, Gaurikund, or Sonprayag before starting the yatra.
- Pack wisely: Pack light and carry only the essentials. Make sure you have enough warm clothes, sturdy shoes, sunscreen, and a first-aid kit. You can also rent or buy trekking equipment from nearby towns.
- Follow the Yatra route: Stick to the designated Yatra route and avoid taking shortcuts. This helps preserve the fragile ecosystem of the region and minimizes the impact on the environment.
- Respect local customs: Kedarnath is a holy site for Hindus, and it's important to respect the local customs and traditions. Dress appropriately and seek permission before entering any religious sites.
- Hire a guide/porter: Hiring a guide or porter can make the Yatra easier and safer. They can provide valuable information about the Yatra route, carry your luggage, and help in case of an emergency.
- Be prepared for emergencies: The Kedarnath Yatra is remote, and medical facilities are limited. Carry a first-aid kit and any necessary medications. It's also a good idea to have a satellite phone or other communication device in case of an emergency.
- Leave no trace: Respect the environment and leave no trace behind. Carry all your trash and dispose of it properly at the end of the yatra.
