Traveler will be picked up from Pathankot and will be dropped off at Pathankot .
Maximum 25 people per group
An off-beat drive in Higher Himalayas
Exploring some of the rare specious of flora & fauna
An adventure ride offering 100% thrill
Himalayas & beyond journey
Sach Pass is a 4390 Meter mountain pass in Chamba District, Himachal Pradesh, India on the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas. It is 127 km (79 mi) from the District Headquarters. It connects the Chamba valley with the Pangi valleys of Himachal Pradesh. Best Time to visit - Normally Sach Pass is open from mid-May to mid-October and even during this period; it closes down frequently due to landslides and water logging. Add to that, even the road between Sach Pass and Killar can close down frequently during monsoon season.History - 1998 Chamba massacre also took place at Satrundi & Kalaban when 35 Hindus and some Buddhists, mostly laborers, were shot down by terrorists, and 11 injured. They were working on the Saach Pass road. There was a lack of security but now the whole area is under surveillance and is now getting more popular among trekkers and tourists.
Detailed itinerary for Off-Beat Drive to Sach Pass
You will be reaching to Pathankot railway station by yourself. From here we will pick you by exclusive sumo, bolero or similar car. We will drive to Jot Hill Top enroute Dalhousie. Reaching Jot Hill, we will stay at forest guests house.
Morning after breakfast we drive to Bairagarh. This will be a unique drive passing through the mountains passes, numerous waterfalls and amazing landscape. It’s a drive of 5 – 6 hours (110 Kms). In the evening we will reach to Bairagarh where we will check in at homestay. Time is at leisure to visit small village. Dinner & overnight at homestay.
Morning after breakfast & leisure. Later we will drive to summit the beautiful & challenging Sach Pass (24 Kms per way). This is entirely off-road, bumpy & quite uncomfortable drive throughout. You will be crossing snow wall, dangerous road-cut and much more. This is thrilling. Summit the top and later drive back to same homestay in Bairagarh for dinner & overnight.
Early morning (no breakfast – we will have breakfast on the way). We will be driving to Bharmour – another off-beat destination of western Himalayas. It will be an off-route drive of around 150 Kms. Later reaching there & check in at homestay. In the evening you may also visit famous chaurasi temples in the village.
Today we will drive to Bharmani Mata Temple and then later drive to Kugti village (an off-route shepherd village). Visiting far located nomad village in Himalayas is amazing. It is 3 – 4 hours drive. We will spend our time in Kugti village interacting local people, knowing their lifestyle etc. In the evening drive back to Bharmour. Dinner & overnight at same homestay.
Morning after breakfast we will drive back to 160 Kms (4 – 5 hours drive) and transfer you to Pathankot railway station.
Ans: As a traveller for this tour, following things are required for a comfortable journey.These items are suggested to bring with you
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We will pick you from railway station/ bus stand from Pathankot . Our pick up team will be there waiting for you bewteen morning 5 A.M. to 7:30 A.M. In case you are late you need to be in touch with our trek coordinator mentioned in the booking voucher.
How to reach Pathankot :
We understand that there could be unforeseen circumstance under which a traveller has to cancel his trip. However a trip booking and planning also incur some cost from our end. Keeping in mind mutual benefit of India camps travel community we have designed cancellation poilicy of this tour.
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