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Sari Pass Trek in Himachal Pradesh

Sari Pass Trek a Great Winter Trek in Himachal

Sari Pass Trek is in Himachal Pradesh and Sari pass is one of those few passes which connects lower Kullu with the Kangra valleys at an altitude of 3720 m. And, it is locally known as “Sari Galu”.

It is best to do in winters when the pass lies under the thick blanket of snow. A holy glacial lake Dainsar lies towards the north on the same ridge of Sari Pass.

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Sari Pass Trek- The Easiest Trek through Dhauladhars to Pir Panjals

Sari Pass trek is the easiest one that takes you from the Dhauladhars to Pir Panjals. The trail passes through dense forests of Oaks and Rhododendrons with verdant greenery and natural scenic vistas with quaint villages, lakes, and rivulets.

From Sari Pass top, some portions of the Dhauladhars are visible to the west, towards the east Lahaul and Spiti can be seen and towards the north Kalihani Pass and Pir Panjal range is visible.

Highlights of Sari Pass Trek

Alluring vistas of the snow-covered mountain ridge along the picturesque trail.

Lohardi village, explore this scenic hamlet.

Go through the lush coniferous forests and verdant meadows of Himachal.

Be in the abundant beauty of Lag valley.

Key Points of Sari Pass Trek

Level: Moderate

Proper conditioning & training of body required

Need proper gear & clothing for sub-zero temperature

Shoes are the single most important equipment.

High Altitude requires proper acclimatization.

Beautiful landscapes so carry good photo gear & Extra battery backup.

Travel light

The backpack should not exceed 10kgs.

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Duration — 4 days (Kullu to Kullu)

Best Time — Throughout the year

Level — Moderate

Highest point — 3720 m

Weather — Nights are cold and day temperature is pleasant during the season.

Temperature — (20°C to 30°C) (5°C to 15°C)

Starting point — Kullu

Short Itinerary of Sari Pass Trek

Day 1 — Drive from Kullu to Lohardi (2100 m) (90 km)

Day 2 — Lohardi to Lahesh (3200 m) (10 km)

Day 3 — Lahesh to Gorudugh (2600 m) via Sari Pass (3720 m) (9 km)

Day 4 — Gorudugh to Kadingcha (6 km) (2200 m) and Drive to Kullu (20 km)

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