Sar Pass Trek, Kasol

Sar Pass Trek, Kasol Overview

Basics about Sar pass trek:

Sar Pass is a lush green landscape that is a photographer's, artist's, and nature lover's dream. The Sar Pass trek, set against a background of beautiful snow-covered Himalayan peaks, passes through some of the most breathtaking scenery, ranging from woodland to meadows to ice sheets.

Climbing from Tila Lotni to Biskeri Ridge requires passing over a little, usually frozen lake called "Sar" in Himachal's traditional language. This is how Sar Pass got its name. The path passes through deep woods to an enchanting winter wonderland.

Origin of Sar Pass Trek-Parvati Valley:

Parvati Valley has many trek routes, the most popular and challenging of which is the "Sar Pass Trek." Sar Pass was given its name for a purpose. As per the locals, It is recognized as "Sar" in their language. By Tila Lotni and Biskeri bridge, you will pass the ice lake. The natives refer to it as "Sar." It is a popular walk in the Shivalik mountain range. This climb puts hikers' stamina to the limit. It is a high-altitude climb in Himachal Pradesh.

Kasol is a renowned tourist destination regarded as the "Mini Israel of the Himalayas."

The deep green woods, crystal clear waterfalls, exciting routes, and many types of Himalayan flora and animals grace the Sar Pass Trekking trek. The first campground, Grahan Settlement, is the route's most isolated village. Here you will see classic homes created years ago and be impressed that they are still standing. Min Thatch is a green area in the wilderness, similar to a pasture where villagers used to graze their livestock.

Things to keep in mind before going to Sar Pass:

• Bring your hiking equipment and supplies.
• Bring a first-aid kit as well as your medications.
• A decent pair of hiking boots are required.
• Always accept the advice of a knowledgeable trek leader, and be sure to iron out any minor details ahead of time to prevent misunderstandings.
• Bring a poncho even when you're not traveling during the rainy season.
• Make sure you have all the necessary trekking permissions in advance.

Sar Pass Trek Quick Facts:

Distance: 48 Kms

Height: 13,800 ft.

Difficulty: Easy to moderate

Start Point/End Point: Kasol Base Camp.

Reaching Sar Pass trek:

Air: The closest airport is Bhuntar Airport, which has direct flights to all major cities through Delhi and Chandigarh. The distance from Kasol to Bhuntar Airport is 32 kilometers.

Train: The closest railway station is 310 kilometers away in Chandigarh. From here, government/private transport to Kasol is readily accessible.

Road: Traveling by road to Kasol is the most sensible alternative. Buses to Bhuntar are accessible from all big towns such as Chandigarh and Delhi.

Inclusions:

• Accommodation – Stay in tents for 4 days of trekking (3 people/tent). Rooms and tents are separated by gender.
• Trekking Equipment – Quality tents and sleeping bags for every camp. The sleeping bag can withstand temperatures down to -10°C.
• Expert Trekking Guides – All trekking guides have at least basic/advanced climbing and first aid training.
• Meals – (breakfast, lunch, snacks, dinner). We serve simple and nutritious veggie/jain food on all days of trekking.
• Camp Fee – All trekking permits and forest camp fees are included.
• Safety equipment – first aid kits, oxygen cylinders, oximeters, etc. are also available at the campsite in case of an emergency, along with your guide/trekking leader.
• Expert Trek Support Team – Sar Pass Trekking's mountain staff consists of certified guides, cooks, helpers and porters.

Things to Carry

• Headlamps
• Rainwear
• Hats
• Water Bottles
• Mosquito and Insect Repellent
• Extra Socks
• Thermal Clothing
• Fleece Jackets and Thermos
• Backpacks (50-60L)
• Daypacks (20-30L)
• Hiking Boots