Sar Pass Trek
Sar Pass is one of the most famous trekking routes in the Parvati Valley. "Sar" in local dialect means a lake. While traversing, you have to cross a frozen lake, hence the name Sar Pass. It offers a majestic view of the snow-clad peaks of the Himalayas, cascading waterfalls, and beautiful meadows. It is the perfect introduction to high-altitude trekking.
Traverse through pristine pine forests and slide down sheer snow slopes to the magical valley of Barshaini.
Glissade down steep snow slopes from the summit at 13,800 feet.
Camp in the beautiful high-altitude meadows of Min Thach and Biskeri Thach.
Experience the unique wood-and-stone architecture of Grahan village.
Traverse through thick oak, pine, and rhododendron forests.
Stunning panorama of the Parvati valley peaks.
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Itinerary Details
Start the trek from Kasol along the Grahan Nallah. Walk through beautiful pine forests and experience the gradual incline leading to the historic wood-and-stone village of Grahan.
Ascend steeply through dense forests. As you reach the tree line, the meadows of Min Thach open up, offering stunning views of the snow-covered peaks.
A moderate climb through snow fields. Keep an eye out for frozen streams and enjoy camping on snow under a brilliant starlit sky at Nag Saru.
The summit day. Start early to cross the frozen lake and climb to the top of Sar Pass. Enjoy the 100-meter snow slide down to the lush meadows of Biskeri Thach.
Descend through dense pine forests to the mountain road at Barshaini. Drive back to Kasol to conclude the expedition.
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What is included
- Experienced certified mountaineering guides & support staff
- High-quality dome tents, sleeping bags, and insulated mats
- All vegetarian meals on the trek (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
- Forest permits, entry fees, and camping charges
- Medical kit with oxygen cylinder and oximeter
What is excluded
- Personal trekking gear (shoes, poles, jackets)
- Transport to Kasol and back from Barshaini
- Personal expenses, tips, and insurance
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
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Includes all tents, food, permit taxes
