4N / 5D 4,197m 48km moderate

The Sar Pass trek offers a five-day trek to a high pass at 13,800 feet in Himachal Pradesh.

Sar Pass Trek

Kasol, Himachal Pradesh, India Best season: April – May – June
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About This Trek

The Sar Pass trek ranks as one of the best walks in the Himachal hills. Your trip starts from Kasol and spans 5 days through thick pine woods, green grass lands, and white snow paths. You sleep under night skies and move across a high pass at 13,800 feet.

May through June gives you the ideal time to visit this route with snow. The snow stays firm and smooth, which makes it great for gliding down slopes. The Sar Pass trek sits at a mild level, so new hikers with basic strength can do it. Your eyes will catch grand views of white peaks, bright camps, and wide green valleys.

Bring thick warm gear, strong walking boots, and a bold spirit with you. This Sar Pass trek hands you a Himalayan trip you will hold in your mind long!

Best Season

April May June

Day-by-Day Itinerary

1

Kasol to Grahan Village

Time: 5-6 hours

Altitude: 5,150 ft to 7,700 ft

Start your trek from Kasol and walk along the Parvati River. The trail climbs through dense pine and deodar forests with small streams crossing your path. You'll pass through local villages and terraced fields before reaching Grahan. This beautiful village sits in a clearing surrounded by mountains. Camp overnight at Grahan and rest for the next day's climb.

+7699m 10km
2

Grahan to Min Thach

Time: 4-5 hours

Altitude: 7,700 ft to 10,800 ft

Today's trek takes you higher into the mountains through thick forests. The path gets steeper as you climb up from Grahan village slowly. You'll walk through oak and rhododendron trees that line the entire route. Mung Thatch is a scenic meadow campsite with stunning views all around. Set up camp here and enjoy the mountain scenery at this height.

+3048m 6km
3

Min Thach to Nagaru via Sar Pass

Time: 7-8 hours

Altitude: 10,800 ft to 13,800 ft

This is the most thrilling day of your Sar Pass trek adventure. Start early to reach the Sar Pass summit at 13,800 feet high. The climb involves walking on snow and ice as you go up. Once at the top, you get amazing 360-degree views of the Himalayan peaks. The descent to Nagaru is steep and exciting on snow slopes. Many trekkers slide down the snow, which adds fun to the journey. Camp at Nagaru for the night under the stars above.

+420m 9km
4

Nagaru to Biskeri Thach to Barshaini

Time: 3-4 hours

Altitude: 13,800 ft to 11,000 ft

Today is a shorter and easier walk down to Biskeri Thatch. The trail descends through meadows and scattered trees as you move down. You'll cross small streams and see wildflowers along the path in season. Biskeri Thatch offers peaceful surroundings and a relaxed atmosphere for your camp. Rest well as you prepare for the final day of trekking.

+3811m 5km
5

Buffer Day / Departure

Time: 4-5 hours

Altitude: 11,000 ft to 7,200 ft

The final day brings you down through forests and villages to Barshaini. The trail passes through apple orchards and local settlements as you descend. Once you reach Barshaini, a vehicle will take you back to Kasol. You'll arrive in Kasol by afternoon, completing your five-day Sar Pass adventure. Celebrate your achievement and rest in this beautiful valley town.

+3505m 8km

What's Included

  • All meals
  • Camping gear
  • Professional guide
  • Forest permits
  • First aid

Not Included

  • Personal gear
  • Travel insurance
  • Personal expenses

Required Equipment

Trekking shoes
Backpack 40-50L
Warm clothes
Rain jacket
Gloves
Sun cap
Sunscreen
Water bottle
Headlamp
Trekking poles

Who Can Do This Trek?

Fitness Level Required

The trek requires a moderate level of fitness.

• Participants should be comfortable walking 5–6 hours a day on varied terrain including gradual ascents and descents.

• Regular activities like walking, jogging, or cycling for a few weeks before the trek will help build stamina.

• You should be able to walk 4–5 km at a steady pace without discomfort.

• The trail may include snow patches and uneven paths, so balance and endurance are important.

• Carrying a 5–8 kg backpack is usually manageable for most trekkers.

• A positive mindset and willingness to stay active will make the experience enjoyable.

Experience Required

• Prior trekking experience is not mandatory, but it would be helpful if you have done basic hikes or outdoor activities before.

• The trek is suitable for first-time trekkers with a reasonable level of fitness.

• Participants should be comfortable with walking for longer hours and adapting to different terrain conditions.

• A willingness to stay active, learn, and adjust during the trek will make the experience smooth.

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