SarPass Trek

  • Day 1: Kasol to Grahan Village
  • Day 2: Grahan to Min Thach
  • Day 3: Min Thach to Nagaru
  • Day 4: Nagaru to Biskeri Thach via Sar Pass
  • Day 5: Biskeri Thach to Barshaini & Drive to Kasol

Day 1 : Kasol to Grahan Village

Day Meals: Lunch, Snacks & Dinner

Day Meals: Breakfast, Pack Lunch, Snacks & Dinner

Day Meals: Breakfast, Pack Lunch, Snacks & Dinner

Day Meals: Breakfast, Pack Lunch, Snacks & Dinner

Day Meals: Breakfast

  • Local transport from Aleo Base Camp to Jobri and Chhatru to Manali in a tempo traveler or similar.
  • Stay in tents (triple/quad sharing) during the trek.
  • High-quality camping gear: tents, sleeping bags, mats.
  • All veg meals during the trek (Day 1 Lunch to Day 5 breakfast).
  • Nutritious and hygienic food with evening snacks, soup, and desserts at campsites.
  • First-aid kit and oxygen cylinder for emergency use.
  • Toilet tents (Dry Washrooms) for hygienic sanitation.
  • Certified and experienced trek leaders and local guides.
  • Supporting staff including cooks, helpers, and porters for logistics.
  • All necessary permits and entry fees for Hampta Pass and camping.
  • Trek completion certificate from The Star Adventure.
  • Meals during transit or stay in Manali (other than mentioned).
  • Mineral water, soft drinks, energy bars, snacks, etc.
  • Charges for cloak room, personal porters or offloading backpack.
  • Costs incurred due to roadblocks, weather delays, landslides, strikes, or natural calamities.
  • Additional accommodation or food during delays.
  • Any kind of travel, trek, or personal insurance.
  • Expenses arising due to medical issues, evacuation, or accidents.
  • Expenses for treatment in case of acute mountain sickness or other personal health issues.

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  • Backpack (50-60 Litres) – Comfortable with good support straps.
  • Daypack (10-20 Litres) – For short hikes or during summit day (optional but handy).
  • Trekking Shoes – Sturdy, waterproof, with good ankle support.
  • Trekking Pole(s) – For balance and support on uneven terrain.
  • Headlamp/Flashlight – With extra batteries.
  • Base Layer – 2-3 moisture-wicking t-shirts.
  • Insulation Layer – 1-2 fleece or light woolen sweaters.
  • Outer Layer – Down or padded jacket (must-have for cold nights).
  • Rain Jacket/Poncho – Waterproof & windproof.
  • Trekking Pants – 2-3 quick-dry and stretchable.
  • Thermal Wear – 1 pair for nights.
  • Gloves – 1 waterproof & 1 woolen.
  • Woolen Cap/Beanie – To keep head and ears warm.
  • Sun Hat/Cap – For sun protection.
  • Socks – 3-4 pairs (2 woolen + 2 regular).
  • Toiletries – Biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm.
  • Wet Wipes & Sanitizer – For freshness & hygiene.
  • Towel – Lightweight microfiber.
  • Toilet Paper/Tissue Roll – Essential in the mountains.
  • Sunscreen & Moisturizer – SPF 30+ and non-oily.
  • Personal Medical Kit – Basic meds for headache, nausea, cold, fever, etc.
  • Diamox – For high-altitude sickness (only if recommended by a doctor).
  • Band-aids & Muscle Spray – For cuts, blisters or joint pains.
  • Water Bottles (2L total) or a hydration pack.
  • Lunch Box – For Pack Lunch.
  • Snacks – Dry fruits, energy bars, glucose powder, ORS.
  • Sunglasses – UV protection (essential in snow).
  • Power Bank – No Electricity in camps.
  • ID Proof – Mandatory for verification.
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