
Mahakal Hike Adventure
Sar Pass Trek
The signature trek from our home village of Shilha
Duration
5 days / 4 nights
Altitude
4,200 m / 13,800 ft
Difficulty
Easy to Moderate
Season
March – June
Distance
48 km
Start
Shilha Village
End
Barshaini / Kasol
Overview
About This Trek
The Sar Pass Trek is our signature trek — it starts right from our home village of Shilha in the Parvati Valley. Over five days, you walk through dense coniferous forests, open meadows where shepherds graze their flocks, and snow-covered terrain before crossing the pass at 4,200 m. From the top, the views stretch across the entire Parvati Valley and the surrounding Himalayan ranges. The descent takes you through Biskeri Thach and down to Barshaini. This is a trek that combines everything the valley has to offer — forest, snow, altitude, and village life.
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Highlights
The Journey
Day by Day
Day 1
Shilha Village
2,000 m
Meet at Shilha, our home village in the Parvati Valley. Settle in, prepare your gear, and get briefed on the trek ahead. Explore the village and acclimatise to the altitude.
Day 2
Shilha to Mangthach
8 km · 3,400 m
Begin the ascent from Shilha through dense forests of deodar and oak. The trail climbs steadily through rhododendron groves and opens into meadows before reaching the campsite at Mangthach.
Day 3
Mangthach to Nagaru
5 km · 3,800 m
Climb higher through alpine terrain, leaving the tree line behind. The landscape opens up to wide, snow-dusted meadows with views of surrounding peaks. Camp at Nagaru — the coldest and windiest camp, so bundle up.
Day 4
Nagaru to Biskeri Thach via Sar Pass
12 km · 4,200 m (pass) → 3,350 m (camp)
The summit day and the longest. Navigate snow fields to reach Sar Pass at 4,200 m with panoramic views of the Parvati Valley. Descend via a thrilling snow slide or walk down to the green meadows of Biskeri Thach.
Day 5
Biskeri Thach to Barshaini / Kasol
6 km trek + 15 km drive · 1,700 m
Descend through pine forests and stream crossings to Barshaini. From there, a short drive or walk brings you to Kasol. The trek ends here.
What's Included
Your Trek Includes
Not Included
Arrange on Your Own
Be Prepared
What to Carry
When to Go
Best Time
May and early June are ideal — the snow is present at higher altitudes but trails are clear. March and April have heavier snow, which some trekkers prefer. Avoid monsoon (July–August) and winter (December–February).
Are You Ready
Fitness Level
No prior trekking experience needed, but you should be able to walk 5–6 km in an hour comfortably and climb 10–15 flights of stairs without stopping. Start jogging or brisk walking (4–5 km daily) at least 4 weeks before the trek.
Getting There
How to Reach
The nearest airport is Bhuntar (Kullu-Manali Airport), about 50 km from Kasol. From Delhi, overnight buses run to Kasol or Bhuntar (12–14 hours). From Kasol, Shilha Village is a short drive or walk. If coming by train, the nearest major station is Chandigarh (295 km), with buses onward to Kasol.
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