Sar Pass Trek

 5 Nights 6 Days      Kasol

Original price was: ₹9,500.00.Current price is: ₹8,499.00. + 5% GST








    Trip Facts

    • Region: Parvati Valley 
    • Total Duration – 4 Nights /5 Days
    • Maximum Altitude – 4182 m/ 13800 ft 
    • Grade – Moderate.
    • Best Season – May  to October
    • Accommodation – Rooms at Basecamp & Tents on the trek
    • Food – High nutrition Vegetarian meals on the trek
    • Distance – 48 km.

    Detailed Itinerary

    Delhi – Chandigarh – Kasol (12 – 14 hrs.)

    The participants will deboard the Bus at the Kasol Bus stand. From this pick-up point, the guests will be driven to our Base in Kasol. After breakfast, explore Kasol. Return back to base to chat with the team over a bonfire and dinner.

    Kasol - Grahan village 1700m - 2350m (7- 8 km. trek) (5-6 hrs.)

    8:00 AM Report at our basecamp in Kasol .

    8:15 AM – Briefing.

    9:00 AM – Start the trek to Sar Pass.

    Locals frequently use the trail leading up to the village. Initially, the trail meanders gently through lush green dense forest, streams, and waterfalls. We set up camp near ‘Grahan,’ an ancient village with charming traditional houses. This camp, surrounded by rhododendron trees, is a photographer’s, artist’s, and nature lover’s dream come true. Spend the night at this peaceful campground.

    Meals : All meals except breakfast.

    Grahan - Min Thach 2350m - 3400m (6 - 7 hrs) ( Approx 7- 8kms)

    The trek to Min Thach today will take us around 6 to 7 hours. The trail becomes steeper as we ascend deeper into the woods. We stop for lunch along the way at Ratapani, a beautiful spot nestled in the forest. The trail eventually emerges from the dense forest into a grassy clearing, revealing sweeping views of the snow-capped mountains and valleys below. As we approach the camp, we must negotiate a steep section that leads to Min Thach, which is perched atop a hillock surrounded by flat rocks. The campsite offers stunning sunrises and sunsets, as well as incredible stargazing opportunities, including views of the Milky Way.

    Meals : All meals provided.

    Min Thach - Nagaru 3400m - 3800m (5 - 6 hrs. ) (8-9kms)

    The trail to “Nagru” campsite is steeper than the previous route and takes approximately 6-7 hours. The trail ascends through pastoral forests to snow-covered meadows, making it a little difficult. Chilling winds hit your face as you gain altitude and get closer to the camp. It is the coldest campsite at 12,500 feet, with subzero temperatures. The campsite at Nagaru offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas across the Parvati Valley.

    Meals : All meals provided.

    Nagaru - Sar Pass - Bishkeri 3800m - 4182m - 3350m (7-9 hrs.) (12-13 km.)

    After a moderate climb up the Nagaru ridge, the trail becomes more manageable. However, those who climb higher to the pass will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the stunning meadows and towering peaks of the Parvati Valley. While walking in the snow may be more convenient, the gradient steepens just a few meters below the pass, which is the only steep section of the day. Take a break at the Sar pass to savor a packed lunch and capture the stunning scenery. From the pass, it’s possible to slide down and cover a few kilometers in a matter of minutes. The descent continues on gentler slopes through rhododendron trees until reaching Biskeri Thatch, a camping site that will rejuvenate both your body and mind with its lush green meadows, wildflowers, and variety of birds.

    Meals: All meals provided.

    Bishkeri - Barshaini - Manikaran 3350m - 2400m (4–6 hrs) (9-10km.)

    We’ll descend through dense deodar oak and pine forests. The trail will cross several small streams. Lower pastures have beautiful meadows with massive trees and herds of cattle. Try the Buttermilk sold by locals at the two tea shops along the way. We arrived in Pulga village after hiking through the forest. Then we’ll cross the Parvati River and hike up to Barshaini, from where we’ll drive an hour to Manikaran. Manikaran is well-known for its hot springs, which are ideal for a well-deserved hot bath after a long trek. The journey comes to an end here.

    Meals: Breakfast/Brunch provided.

    Inclusions

    • Pick up and drop from Patlikuhal bus stand, Manali
    • Stay in 2-3 men tents during the trek.
    • All meals during the trek (nutritious freshly cooked vegetarian)
    • Services of experienced MOI/ BMC qualified lead guide and qualified assistant guide
    • Kitchen equipment, cook and helper
    • All the Camping arrangements
    • Porterage – pony/porter for your personal belongings (in the luxury package)
    • Wildlife/ environmental permits and other permits & levies.
    • All transportation as per itinerary in local cars and jeeps
    • ‘Leave No Traces’ protocol charges.

    Exclusions

    • Cost of travel to and from Manali from your city
    • Cost of any form of insurance (Personal/Baggage/Medical)
    • Cost of rescue, evacuation, hospitalization, etc.
    • Any expenses of purely personal nature like laundry, phone/Fax calls, tips to drivers, guides, any beverages.
    • Any expenses that arise due to change in itinerary and increase in no. of days because of natural forces like landslides, weather, roadblocks, flight cancellations, sickness etc.
    • Nominal cost for bonfire, barbeque and all meals at Mountaineerz base in Haripur (choice of veg/ non-veg).
    • Cost of any optional activity we offer, like paragliding, angling, rafting etc.
    • Porterage @INR. 600 per day per bag in case alpine style trekkers need porter/pony

    Additional Activities

    • Porter/pony charges during the trek(max 10 kgs strictly)
    • Extended stay at our base camp in Haripur(on a pro rata basis).
    • Local transport in Manali.
    • Personal tent

    Stay Facilities

    We offer the travellers a stay in comfortable tents all nights at different campsites. Upon their requirement, we also have different lodges available like Vanvaas for a stay after or before the trek.

    Items to Carry

    Clothing
    • Pants: 2-3 pairs -Ideal are quick dry lightweight synthetic pants. Alternatively track pants are also comfortable to trek in. Avoid jeans/denims.
    • T-shirts 2-3 pairs–Preferably full sleeves.
    • Synthetic Fleece Jacket -1 pair.
    • Wind proof/ Water proof Jacket -1 pair.
    • Down filled / Hollow fiber fill insulated Jacket – 1 pair (optional-get this if you want to stay extra warm at camps.)
    • Thermal liners-1 pair upper and lower (optional)
    Miscellaneous
    • Toiletries -Sunscreen SPF 40+, Moisturizer, Lip balm, Soap, Toilet paper.
    • Repair Kit (needle and thread).
    • Headlamp/ Torch.
    • Camera.
    • Water Bottle- Ideally keep two bottles 1 litre each.
    • Trekking Pole -Optional.
    • Plastic Packing covers. (Please pack all your gear in waterproof plastic bags so that your clothes etc do not get wet while on horses or porters. Also carry extra plastic bags in case you need to pack wet clothes.)

    Note: We advise you to carry all the belongings in a rucksack so that it is easy to move around in case of any emergency.

    How to reach Manali

    • Delhi to Manali – Volvo Bus
    • Chandigarh to Manali – Volvo Bus
    • Delhi to Bhuntar – Flight (we’ll arrange for a pickup at the airport on request)

    *If you need any assistance with your travel bookings, let us know and we’ll be happy to help!

    Safety@Yoloo.Life

    Safety & Adventure Sports
    The most basic yet prominent principle of indulging in any adventure activity is to take all the necessary precautions for safety.
    We at Yoloo.Life, keep it all in account and ensure maximum safety measures to pre-plan the trip and minimize any kind of risk. We plan to mitigate the risk of high altitude-related problems by preparing and acclimatizing well and staying in comfort.
    We strongly suggest you keep yourself adequately hydrated- possibly double your water intake.

    • Ensure that you take all your medications along to avoid any health issues.
    • Inform your friends and family before you depart for the trip and let them know that this will be a ‘No-Network’ zone.

    We will be your point of contact throughout the entire trip. Our complete staff is trained and certified, including our wilderness first responders on the programs. So in any case, we will be there to help you out.