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Imagine yourself in the meadows of the winter lands of Narnia. Isn’t that enthralling? As a beginner, if you want to jump on the wagon of trekking and hold onto it for the rest of your life, the Sar pass trek in 2022 will give you the right kind of high. It is one of the most sought treks of Himachal Pradesh among tourists from across the nation.
Sar means lake. While trekking across the path from Tila Lotni to Biskeri Ridge, one must pass by a small, usually frozen lake (Sar); hence, the name Sar Pass Trek.
The trek starts from Kasol or “Mini Israel”. The path is laden with many captivating alpine pastures and pine forests, offering gorgeous views of some of the highest snow-covered mountain peaks and open valleys. The pleasing vistas range from forests, meadows, snow-covered mountains to quaint villages. You will cover Grahan village, Min Thach, Biskeri Thach, Nagaru, Barshaini and lastly, we will end the trek in Kasol.
Grahan is a spiritual village in Parvati Valley. It may not be in vogue among travellers visiting Kasol, but it is a fantastic scenic hike of 10 km starting from Kasol. It has just 50 houses, and less than 300 people live here. Most of these houses are more than 200 years old. The villagers claim that they dreamt of their local deity, Yagya Maharishi, who demanded all of them give up alcohol and forbid its consumption in Grahan. Consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited here for the same reason.
You will also cross two thach – Min and Biskheri. Previously, you must have heard about meadows, pastureland, Kanda; Thach is the same and means field in the local language. This is where the villagers bring their cattle for grazing.
Whilst standing atop Nagaru, Biskeri Thach or Sar Pass top, your eyes will never get bored of the trail. The whole course feels like you are in the middle of a nature movie, and every step to the climax and down is thrilling and worthy.
Being a moderate trek, it is suitable for beginners. You are not going to trek more than 9 km in a day. Time will be plenty to explore, soak and work out things at your own pace. Plan the Unplanned team invites you on a 5-day Sar Pass trek in Himachal Pradesh. Check out the itinerary and book your slot.
Day 1: Kasol Arrival
Day 2: Trek to Grahan Village | 7 km trek
Day 3: Grahan to Min Thach | 9 km trek
Day 4: Min Thach to Nagaru | 6 km trek
Day 5: Nagaru to Biskeri Thach via Sar Pass | 14 km trek
Day 6: Biskeri Thach to Barshaini (10 km Trek) | Drive to Kasol (1 Hours Drive) | End of Tour
The gathering will take place at Kasol.
Register at the designated campsite. The day is at your leisure, and you’re welcome to cafe-hop and engage in local sightseeing.
Later in the evening, there will be a briefing regarding what the 6-day trek includes, followed by dinner and an overnight stay in Kasol.
Distance: 7 km
Time: 5 hours
Distance: 9 km
Time: 7 hours
Distance: 6 km trek
Distance: 14 km
Our journey back will begin with a descent to Barshaini after breakfast. The Parvati River, which we shall pass on our way, will serve as a farewell.
After arriving in Barshaini, we’ll head to Kasol for our final farewell.
End of the Tour.
Shory Summary of Sar Pass Trek
One can safely assume that the Sar Pass Trek will fascinate the novice, charm the occasional trekker, and inspire the adventure expert. You’ll get to witness the mystical Sar pass and the enchanted valley of Kasol, as well as the verdant forests of Grahan and the sun-drenched campsites of Nagra. Typically, the walk is most pleasant in the summer. It’s the time of year when the mountains are at their greenest and the wildflowers are at their peak.
The route of the hike shifts and adapts with the changing of the seasons. Due to the nature of the weather, every hiker will have a different experience.
The trek to Sar pass is a wonderful experience not only for the breathtaking panorama it affords at the summit but also for the opportunity it provides to travel through and soak in the calming splendour of nature along the way. Because of the importance of giving your body time to acclimate, our Sar Pass trek schedule has been carefully crafted.
The interesting thing about traveling alone is that you get to meet new people from diverse backgrounds, and towards the end you are no longer strangers. Hence solo travelers are always welcome to join us on our trips. Read more about solo travelling here and get inspired! https://www.plantheunplanned.com/solo-yet-accompanied/
Safety and security is our priority at all times. Hence it is absolutely safe for women/girls to join us on our treks and travels. Our trek leaders accompany the team at all times, and our campsites are secured and safe for accomodation. We also have female trek leaders who accompany on most of our treks.
Usually, we take maximum of 15-18 people in one group. We believe bigger groups have less fun and less coordination so that’s why we prefer smaller groups.
We need at least 4 people to operate our fixed departure tours/treks.
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