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5D/4N
13,800ft
50Kms
Kasol
The journey across Sar Pass trek is one of the most well-known treks in India, and it is often undertaken during the summer months (April to June). During these months, it is one of the few hikes where hikers may readily find snow, making it more appealing to them. Kasol, which is a village located in the Kullu region of the state of Himachal Pradesh in India, is the starting point for the walk. Sar Pass trip, which is located at an elevation of 13,800 feet above sea level, provides the splendour of a stunningly lush environment and is a paradise for photographers, painters, and anyone who are passionate about nature. The Sar Pass trip is a journey that takes you through some of the most breathtaking scenery, including woods, meadows, and ice blankets, all of which are set against a backdrop of spectacular Himalayan peaks that are covered in snow. Camping at the high-altitude Grahan Village is only one of the many activities that are available throughout the walk. Other activities include hiking through pine woods and groves of rhododendrons throughout the trek. This is the greatest place to get away from the sweltering heat of the cities and to experience the chills of winter during the height of summer.
Your journey to Sar Pass trek begins in the heart of Kasol and continues along the actual left bank of the Grahan Nallah. You can cover a lot of ground in a few of hours on this path since it is simple and well-traveled by locals. As one leaves the Grahan Nallah behind, the path becomes stony and climbs upward into the Rhododendron forest, away from the river’s right bank. Whole rhododendron petals are delicious, and the syrup may be made into a cool drink by mixing it with water. The final settlement on the trek, after an hour of strenuous climbing, is Grahan settlement, and from here on out, there is no cell network. Make your way to the hotel in Grahan for the night.
As you open your eyes to a new day, see the majestic snow-capped mountains. Once you’ve had a substantial breakfast, go north from the Grahan campground towards Mung Thach via the path that the villagers often use. You will be able to see Sar Top, Nagaru, and Mung Thach on the mountain to your right after you have continued your trek for some time. Hike up the more rugged trail that disappears into the dense forest. Along with the steepening of the hill, the route also gets more difficult in some spots. Reach your day’s goal, Mung Thach, after making your way through the jungle. The Chandrakhani range and other significant Himalayan mountains are well seen from this vantage point. Spend the night in a jungle camp in Mung Thach.
Wake up to the sound of a crisp morning wind. Afterwards, you’ll set off on the wooded trail that leads from Mung Thach to Nagaru. The snow could be treacherous, and the slope drops sharply to the valley below, making this a challenging section of the hike. Reach Nagaru campground after a couple of hours of climbing a difficult ridge. Manikaran, a picturesque village in the Parvati valley, and the majestic mountains beyond are seen from a northerly vantage point. Spend the night in Nagaru’s camp.
Due to the steepness of the ascent in the snow, you should get an early start. You will be able to take in the breathtaking panoramas of Sar pass and the towering peaks of the Tosh valley once you reach the summit. You should remain at the summit for a short period of time to appreciate your success and to snap some great photographs to capture the event in time. Following that, you will be required to slide down the Biskeri, which is a really thrilling experience that is actually absolutely risk-free provided that certain safeguards are performed. It is possible to go up to one km on the slide before reaching a more gradual slope in the valley. Over the course of an hour, you will have to across a few streams in order to get to the valley and, ultimately, the campground of Biskeri Thach. Staying in Biskeri Thach for the night over.
Admire the breathtaking panorama that Biskeri has to offer, which includes the pine woods, the towering mountains, and the green meadows. To descend from Biskeri, you will need to trek over a steep piece of ground that is surrounded by fence. Once you have traversed the thick woodland, you will see a brook that has a campground on the other side. Due to the fact that the twin towns of Pulga and Tulga are divided by a creek, the route that leads to the hamlet of Pulga is located to the left of the existing campground. The settlement of Barshaini may be reached by travelling over a bridge on the Parvati River, which is located in Tulga. Overnight stay at Kasol’s hotel. And today is the last day of your Sar pass Trekking journey. Say goodbye to mountains and new friends, take the best memories to home. Board the vehicle to get back to your homes.
When embarking on a trek with Global Events Travels, there are certain items you need to bring yourself. These are divided into five categories: Trekking Gear, Footwear, Clothing, Toiletries, Utensils, and Miscellaneous. All items listed are essential, unless marked as optional.
Trekking Gear
Footwear
Toiletries
Utensils
Miscellaneous
The best time for the trek is generally from May to June and September to November when the weather is pleasant and the trails are accessible. During these months, trekkers can enjoy clear skies and moderate temperatures, ideal for trekking.
The trek is considered moderately challenging, suitable for both beginners with a reasonable level of fitness and experienced trekkers. The altitude gain and steep ascents can be demanding, but with proper preparation and acclimatization, it is achievable for most people.
The Sar Pass Trek typically takes around 5 to 6 days to complete, depending on the specific itinerary chosen by the trekking company or organizer.
Accommodation during the trek typically consists of camping in tents at designated campsites along the route. Some itineraries may also include stays in guesthouses or homestays in local villages.
Essential items to pack include appropriate trekking gear (such as sturdy hiking boots, warm clothing, waterproof jackets, and sleeping bags), personal medication, sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat), water bottles, snacks, and a first aid kit.
Altitude sickness can be a concern, especially when crossing Sar Pass, which reaches an altitude of approximately 13,800 feet (4,200 meters). It is essential for trekkers to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and be aware of the symptoms of altitude sickness.
Yes, permits are required for the Sar Pass Trek as it traverses through forested areas and involves camping in the Parvati Valley, which is a protected region. These permits can typically be obtained from the Forest Department office or local authorities in Kasol or Manikaran, the base villages for the trek. But our trekkers have no need to worry; we will do all the tasks related to this. You have to provide identification documents.
Mobile connectivity and internet access are generally limited during the Sar Pass Trek, especially once you ascend to higher altitudes and remote areas along the trail. While you may encounter intermittent signals in certain parts, it's advisable not to rely solely on mobile networks for communication during the trek.
Kasol, one of the base villages for the Sar Pass Trek, usually has ATM facilities available. However, it's essential to withdraw sufficient cash before embarking on the trek, as there might not be reliable ATM facilities along the trekking route. It's recommended to plan accordingly and carry cash in advance.
Cloakroom facilities may not be available at the starting points of the trek or along the trail for the Sar Pass Trek. Trekkers are advised to leave any unnecessary belongings securely at their accommodations in Kasol or nearby villages before commencing the trek. It's important to carry only essential items during the trek to minimize the load.
Yes, offloading/porter services are often available for trekkers who wish to lighten their load during the Sar Pass Trek. Trekkers can arrange for porters or mules at the base village of Kasol or other nearby towns to carry their backpacks or additional luggage. It's recommended to make arrangements for porter services in advance through us
Himachal Office Address
Global Camp's by Global Events Travels, Aleo road petrol pump near chandarmaki cottage, NSb hotel
Chennai Office Address
306 , 1st main road, MKB Nagar, Chennai 600039
Kasol Office Address
Casanova Camp's Choj Bridge, kasol, Near Bus Stand, Manikaran Rd, Near Volvo, Kasol, Sosan, Himachal Pradesh 175101
Dehradun Office Address
Kugiyal niwas Vimal Kumar Singh Ganesh Vihar lane 6, Mata Mandir Rd, near by Kukreja institute, Ajabpur Kalan, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001
info@globaleventstravels.com
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