Sar Pass Trek

Add-ons

Items	Price (₹)	Items	Price (₹)
River Rafting (with Safety Kayaker)	1500	Bungee Jumping	2500
Offloading (Backpack)	1600	Single Occupancy Tent	1600
Trekking Shoes Rental	550	Down Jacket Rental	550
Trekking Pole Rental	250	Poncho / Rain Cover	200
Gloves	200	Thermal Water Bottle	300
Insurance	100 / day

History and Legends of the Sar Pass Trek

The Sar Pass Trek, nestled in Himachal Pradesh’s Parvati Valley, follows ancient trails once used by local villagers and shepherds to cross the high mountain passes. The name “Sar” comes from the local word for “lake,” referring to a small frozen lake trekkers cross near the summit.

Though not tied to grand mythology, the region is rich in Himachali folklore and spiritual tales. Locals believe the Parvati Valley is blessed by Goddess Parvati, who is said to have meditated here, filling the land with divine energy and serenity.

Over time, Sar Pass has evolved from a shepherd’s route into one of India’s most scenic and adventurous treks. With its mix of forests, meadows, snowfields, and panoramic peaks, it carries the spirit of the ancient Himalayan explorers who once walked these paths in harmony with nature.

Short Itinerary – Sar Pass Trek

Day 1: Kasol → Grahan (9 km | 6–7 hrs)

Forest trail along Parvati Valley
Reach Grahan village
Overnight camp

Day 2: Grahan → Min Thach (7 km | 4–5 hrs)

Steep forest + meadow climb
Camp at Min Thach

Day 3: Min Thach → Nagaru (6 km | 4–5 hrs)

High-altitude ascent
Coldest campsite at Nagaru

Day 4: Nagaru → Sar Pass → Biskeri Thach (14 km | 7–8 hrs)

Summit Sar Pass (13,850 ft)
Snow slide descent
Camp at Biskeri Thach

Day 5: Biskeri Thach → Barshaini → Kasol

Forest descent + villages
Drive back to Kasol
Trip ends

Sar Pass Trek Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Kasol to Grahan Village (9 km / 6–7 hrs)

Altitude: 7,700 ft
Begin trek Kasol.
Trail runs alongside Grahan Nallah through pine forests.
Gradual ascent with Parvati Valley views.
Reach the traditional Himachali village of Grahan by evening.
1. Meals: Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
2. Stay: Tent stay (Triple sharing, separate for male/female)

Day 2: Grahan to Min Thach (7 km / 4–5 hrs)

Altitude: 11,150 ft
Steep trail through forest and open meadows.
Reach Min Thach – surrounded by alpine beauty.
1. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
2. Stay: Tent stay (Triple sharing)

Day 3: Min Thach to Nagaru (6 km / 4–5 hrs)

Altitude: 12,500 ft
Trail becomes steeper and more scenic.
Reach Nagaru, the highest and coldest campsite.
1. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
2. Stay: Tent stay (Triple sharing)

Day 4: Nagaru to Sar Pass to Biskeri Thach (14 km / 7–8 hrs)

Altitude: 13,850 ft (Sar Pass)
Early morning ascent to Sar Pass.
Enjoy a thrilling snow slide during descent.
Arrive at the lush Biskeri Thach.
1. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
2. Stay: Tent stay (Triple sharing)

Day 5: Biskeri Thach to Barshaini – Drive to Kasol (8 km trek / 4 hrs + 1 hr drive)

Descend through pine forests and apple orchards.
Reach Barshaini and drive back to Kasol.
1. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Inclusions

Accommodation for 4 nights in triple-sharing tents (separate tents for males & females)
Toilet tents at every campsite
Bathing facility only at base camp (not during the trek)
Sleeping bags and sleeping mats
Professional and certified trek guides
Forest permissions and camping charges
Nutritious veg meals from Day 1 lunch to Day 5 lunch (Breakfast, lunch, snacks, dinner)

Exclusions

5% GST
Travel insurance
Cost incurred due to any emergency (evacuation, etc.)
Personal expenses
Cost escalation due to natural calamities or unforeseen conditions (e.g., landslides, bad weather, strikes, shutdowns)
Lunch box

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the Sar Pass Trek?

The Sar Pass Trek is a popular Himalayan trek in the Parvati Valley of Himachal Pradesh, known for its scenic forests, alpine meadows, snow fields, and stunning mountain views starting from Kasol.

Q2: How difficult is the Sar Pass Trek?

The trek is considered Easy to Moderate. While it is beginner-friendly, the summit day involves long walking hours and snow sections, requiring basic fitness and endurance.

Q3: What is the altitude of Sar Pass?

Sar Pass is located at an altitude of approximately 4,220 meters (13,850 feet) above sea level.

Q4: What is the best time to do the Sar Pass Trek?

The best time is from May to June, when the trail is covered in snow and the weather is suitable for trekking.

Q5: How many days does the Sar Pass Trek take?

The trek typically takes 4 to 5 days, depending on the itinerary and acclimatization schedule.

Q6: What are the major highlights of the trek?

Key highlights include Kasol, Grahan village, Min Thach, Nagaru campsite, Sar Pass snow crossing, and views of the Parvati Valley.

Q7: Is the Sar Pass Trek suitable for beginners?

Yes, it is one of the most popular beginner Himalayan treks, but participants should still be prepared for long trekking days and cold weather conditions.