Beginner ExpeditionEasy to Moderate↑ 13,800 ft (4,200 m)
Sar Pass Trek
Snow in summer. Magic all year.
Himachal Pradesh5 Days / 4 NightsMax 30 guests
Trail Landscape
Summit Vista
Altitude
13,800 ft (4,200 m)
Difficulty
Easy to Moderate
Group Size
Max 30
Next Date
Available on request
The CallingAncient trails,
Ancient trails,
modern awakening.
The Sar Pass Trek is one of the most rewarding summer treks in Himachal Pradesh, starting from the iconic backpacker hub of Kasol in the Parvati Valley. The name 'Sar' means lake in the local dialect — the pass is named after a small frozen lake encountered on the trail between Tila Lotni and Biskeri Ridge.
Reaching 13,800 ft (4,200 m), this 48 km circuit offers everything a first-time high-altitude trekker could want: rhododendron forests, charming Himalayan villages, expansive alpine meadows, and a famous snow slide descent from the pass to Biskeri Thach that is the highlight of the entire experience. With stunning panoramas of the Greater Himalayas and Tosh Valley, Sar Pass remains one of India's most memorable beginner-to-intermediate snow treks.
Why this trek?
360-degree Himalayan summit views at 13,800 ftThrilling snow slide descent to BiskeriOvernight camping in Grahan villageParvati Valley and Tosh Valley panoramasDense rhododendron and pine forests
Vibe & Spirit
Air Clarity
High-altitude alpine freshness with hints of pine and cedar.
Region
Himachal Pradesh, Upper Himalayas
The Daily Passage
The Experience Arc
A rhythmic journey through silence and elevation.
Day1
Kasol to Grahan
KasolGrahan
Follow the Grahan Nallah through rhododendron and pine forests, passing local tea stalls serving the famous rhododendron syrup, to reach the traditional village of Grahan.
7,709 ft (2,350 m)
5–6 hrs (~10 km)
Day2
Grahan to Mung Thach
GrahanMung Thach
Ascend through increasingly dense forests and open into the scenic alpine meadow camp of Mung Thach (Min Thach), with expansive views opening up on all sides.
9,500 ft (2,895 m)
5–6 hrs
Day3
Mung Thach to Nagaru
Mung ThachNagaru
A steeper climb above the treeline to the ridge camp at Nagaru, with sweeping views down the Parvati Valley. Snow is likely encountered on this section.
11,154 ft (3,400 m)
4–5 hrs
Day4
Crossing Sar Pass
NagaruBiskeri Thach
Early alpine start for the summit push. Cross the snow-covered Sar Pass at 13,800 ft for panoramic Himalayan views, then enjoy the exhilarating snow slide descent to Biskeri Thach camp.
13,800 ft (4,200 m)
7–8 hrs
Day5
Return to Kasol
BiskeriKasol
Descend through the scenic twin villages of Pulga and Tulga and across the Parvati River bridge to complete the full circuit back to Kasol base camp.
5,200 ft (1,585 m)
5–6 hrs
The journey completes, but something remains.
You return to where you started — but the mountains do not leave you. They settle quietly within.
Provisions
The path provides.
Expert Monk Guides
Included
Mindfulness Workshops
Included
Traditional Mountain Stays
Included
Local Satvik Meals
Included
Safety & Medical Support
Included
Trek Equipment
Included
Responsibility
Self-reliance.
- Travel to Base Camp
- Personal Gear
- Insurance
- Emergency Evacuation
- Personal Expenses
- GST Charges
Captured Stillness
Voices of the Path
Reflections from Fellow Travellers
“Snow slides were insanely fun. Easily the most exciting part of the trek.”
S
Siddharth Jain
Jaipur
“Great mix of forests, snow, and views. Ideal for first high-altitude trek.”
N
Neha Gupta
Delhi
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Exchange
₹6999