Location: Kasol, Himachal Pradesh

Start Point/End Point: Kasol 4N/5D

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EVERYDAY BATCHES FOR SARPASS CIRCUIT, KASOL IN THE MONTHS OF MAY, JUNE, JULY, AND AUGUST.

YOU CAN ENQUIRE ON THE BASIS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE.

• Day 1 – Acclimatization In Kasol

Check-in Time – 9:30 A.M

All trekkers will be meeting in Kasol For the acclimatization Party. One should know, how acclimatization is important in High altitude Trekking.

Take a Rest at Our base Camp after a long journey.

Inclusion on 1st Day

– Accommodation In Kasol

– Evening Snacks, Dinner

– acclimatization Walk to Chalal Village

• Day 2 starts trekking from Kasol to Grahan Village covers around 7 to 8 Km consuming a time period of 4 to 5 Hours gaining an altitude of 1700m to 2350m

The starting point is from Kasol and you will be going up to Grahan village. Drive for the first few hours till the trekking starts. You might come across localities as the path is common means of connection. The entire scene till now will be that of natural green lands and blooming flowers.

Soon the gradient is going to change into rugged rocky and steep after crossing the Grahan Nallah. Once you are closer to the Grahan Village, the trek becomes pretty steep for a while and you can see the village.

An ancient village, Grahan village has traditional houses with beautiful evenings and you can click pictures of the village life near the camp. The beauty at the camp becomes more comfortable and scenic as one gets acquainted.

Rest up lazy soul, have your dinner and enjoy your first day at the trek.

• Day 3 starts trekking Into the woods from Grahan to Min Thatch covering a distance of 7 to 8 Kms consuming a time period of 4 to 5 hours gaining an altitude of 2350 m to 3500m.

Today’s trek is a 4-5 hours long stretch to Min-Thatch. Locals usually use this path to take their livestock to higher pastures for grazing. Meet and strike a conversation with them! The trail offers a great range of flora and fauna birds, insects, etc. As we go, it becomes steeper and leads into the woods.

You can stop for a bite and some rest at Ratapani. This area is like a wonderland of woods and you can feel the thick canopy walking with you. The trail through the forest eventually opens up to a grassy patch of land and after that, the forest will vanish slowly. Admire the open lands with thick green grass and the snow-capped

mountains with the valley below.

Climb a steep section again to reach the Min Thach which is located on the hillock and is surrounded by flat rocks. The sunset and sunrises at this camp offer great views. End your day here with a beautiful night sky and cozy surroundings!

• Day 4 trek starts to The cold trail crossing Min Thatch to Nagaru Base Camp, consuming around 4 to 6 hours covering a distance of 8 to 9 Kms and gaining 3400 m to 3800m.

You need to get up a little early and start your day since it is a long trek to Nagaru Base Camp. The trail today is comparatively steep than the previous route. The trail is covered with pastoral forests and snowy meadows which makes the path a little difficult to pass. The air up is a little bony and you might experience altitude sicknesses such as headache and dizziness.

This is normal, just keep your medical kit handy. Keep yourself hydrated and keep your hands, nose, eyes, and ears open to acclimatize better. In emergencies, Lazymonk guides will take of you including the first aid kit, portal oxygen, oximeter, and pulsometer.

When closer to the camp, you will start facing chilling winds and that’s how you will know that there is a decrease in the temperature as well. The coldest spot of the entire trek, the temperature might drop to zero here so bundle up yourself accordingly. At Nagaru, you can enjoy the mesmerizing view of the cold winter evening with the sunset painting the sky in hues.

• Day 5 summit day, trek through Snow trail crossing Nagaru to Sar Pass to Bishkeri consuming 7 to 9hrs covering a distance of 12 to 13km and gaining an altitude of 3800m to 4182m and declining 3350m sarpass trek

Another day of an early trek! The trail comes with snow and steep tracks on most of the route till the pass and beyond. After climbing the Nagaru ridge, the trail is moderate. On the way, there is a canteen near the lake where you can have Maggi, tea, and coffee. sarpass trek

Climbing higher to the pass offers mind-blowing views of the stunning meadows and towering peaks of Parvati valley. Walk slowly but steadily while climbing upwards and on the snow. As you approach the top, the gradient becomes steeper just a few meters below the pass. sarpass trek

That’s the only steep part that needed to be crossed for the day. Reaching the top of the pass will give you a feeling of satisfaction by looking at the mighty Himalayan snow-capped peaks, green meadows, and the trail below.

Spend time at the SarPass trek while enjoying your packed food and taking a lot of pictures. Start trekking down on gentler slopes through rhododendron trees till you reach Bishkeri Thach. After a long tiring day in the lush green meadows, wildflowers, and variety of birds at Bishkeri you can rejuvenate your body and mind while you rest. Camp here for a night at this soothing place. sarpass trek

• Day 6 Finish your trek crossing Bishkeri to Barshaini and departure consuming around 4 to 6hrs covering a distance of 9 to 10km declining altitude of 3350m to 2400m. sarpass trek 2021 sarpass trek duration

The trail from Bishkeri to Barshaini is mixed with downhill to moderate. On this route, you have to be careful while walking each step on the slope. Again walking slow and steady will help you to approach the road head easily.

Climb down through dense forests of Deodar oak and pine with little water streams along the way. On your way, enjoy beautiful meadows, huge trees, and piles of fallen and rotten logs with a feeling of nostalgia. Herds of wild cows, bulls, and horses can be seen on lower pastures. 

A couple of tea shops will pass by, where you can enjoy your snack time. After hours of mesmerizing forest trek, you will reach Pulga village and from here there is a moderate walk to Tulga village. 

From Tulga, you will have to cross the Parvati river and climb for a while to reach Barshaini. You can board a bus or drive back to Kasol from here. 

We hope you enjoy it!  

Things to Carry for Sar Pass Trek

Backpack 30/60 L  

• External straps and loops and easy to open compartments access. 

Water Bottle

• A reusable water bottle/hydration flask – 1.5-2L.k.

Energy Bars

• Nutrient-dense with oats, nuts, seeds, and fruit. 

Weather Appropriate Clothing

• Warm and waterproof clothing for winters, wind, and waterproof jackets. 

Warm Jacket

• Fleece/padded jacket to keep you warm. 

Flashlight

• A textured grip with rechargeable batteries. 

Sun protection

• Sunscreen, wide-brim hat, and sunglasses. 

Rain Protection

• Umbrella, opt for a waterproof & windproof rain jacket for winters. 

Trekking Boots

• Good grip, flexible sole, good ankle support, snug fit, water resistance and are easy to wear/remove.  

Extra Pair of Clothing

• When the weather changes in the mountains (as it happens every few hours), you can take off or put on layers as required.

Towel

• Lightweight – cotton/bamboo/linen/microfiber easy to dry. 

Personal Hygiene Kit

• ” Hand sanitizer, biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, cotton washcloth, toilet paper, a menstrual cup (if necessary) or feminine hygiene products, and a sealable plastic bag to carry them out.” 

Mini First Aid Kit

• First aid for emergencies. 

Trash Bag

• Normal kitchen garbage bags to keep the trails you trek beautiful, clean, and free of garbage.

Slippers

• With a flexible sole and good grip, water-resistant.  

How to reach Sar Pass? 

To reach Kasol by railways you’ve got to urge off at the closest railroad station to Kasol which is Joginder Nagar railroad station, about 144 km from the village of Kasol. 

You’ll take a cab from the station to succeed in Kasol or a bus from the Joginder Nagar Bus Stand towards Manikaran which should take about 4.5 to five hours.  

Activities in Sar Pass Trek by Each Day

Sar Pass Trek is an easy-moderate adventure trail in the Parvati Valley of Himachal, perching at an altitude of 14000 ft, it is one of the easy treks to consider for an introduction to high altitude trekking. Let’s take a guided walk on how the Sar pass

trek days look like it!