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Saribung Pass Trek via Upper Mustang -21 days

Key Information
  • Duration22 Days
  • Difficulty LevelDifficult
  • Max Altitude6050m/19849ft
  • Arrival CityKathmandu
  • Best TimeMarch-May/Sep.-Dec.
  • Group Size2-16

About The Adventure Saribung Pass Trip

Ultimate Upper Mustang Saribung Pass Trek (6,050 m) and Saribung peak climbing in Himalaya (6,346 m) are newly explored, in the western part of Nepal. Saribung is situated on the border of Mustang and Manang, which lies in the remote Damodar Himal, closed to the border of Tibet. Saribung Pass Trek has been a challenging and popular mountaineering and trekking route with a beaten track and exhilarating pass. Upper Mustang dwells in the restricted area of Mustang; a special permit is necessary to visit the Upper Mustang. The trails here are rugged, cutting high into cliffsides and passing through small Buddhist villages. The views of the peaks like Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Manaslu, Mt. Annapurna, and many other peaks look spectacular during the trek.

Overview

Saribung is one of the remote parts of Nepal. No sign of modernization can be seen in this area. In 2006, it was first open for trekking and was known to only a few trekkers. Saribung Pass Trekking is an ideal experience to travel through an incredibly high mountain of a country. This trek includes the exploration of the restricted Upper Mustang and hidden Nar Phu Valley. Both are exciting destinations for travelers. Damodar Kunda, Nar Phu Valley, Upper Mustang, and Jomsom add to the glory of this trek. The trail will traverse you through Saribung Pass, from where you can savor the majestic views of Mt. Annapurna II (7,937 m/26,040 ft.), Mt. Dhaulagiri (8,167 m/26,795 ft.) Mt. Cheo (6,812 m/22,349 ft.), Mt. Peri (6,296 m/20,656 ft.), Mt. Himlung (7,126 m/23,379 ft.), Mt. Ratnachuli (7,035 m/23,080 ft.), and many more.

Trip to Saribung Pass trial is the mixture of rugged, ancient culture, cutting high into cliffsides and passing through Buddhist villages which are still untouched for centuries. We will cross numerous high passes like De Hults Pass (5,283 m), Saribung Pass, and many other passes. We will be welcomed with a fabulous journey that leads to high windswept terrain, an extension of the vast South West Tibet Plateau. As you cross Saribung Pass, this trek offers adventurous souls the opportunity to travel many high mountains passes often covered with snow and see remote valleys situated between Damodar Kunda and Nar-Phu Valley. This trek provides incredible diversity in scenery, beautiful landscapes, cultures, interaction with local and geographical variations.

Damodar Kunda is a famous lake in Upper Mustang that has massive importance amongst the Hindu pilgrims. Many people around the globe come to visit this place yearly for religious significance. Likewise, Nar Phu Valley is a highlight of the Saribung Pass Trek. Due to its wild landscape, many trekkers embrace this place. The ancient monastery, natural and cultural diversity with religious and graphical change is a unique trip feature.

On the way to Saribung Pass Trek, you will experience the Tibetan culture thrives in small villages and monasteries. It is keen for the tourist who had seen it for the first time and experience the scale and grandeur of the high plateau and solitude this region has to offer. You will be blessed to experience the diversity of local culture in this region.

Saribung Pass Trek Route

The trek begins with the scenic drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara. As we reach Pokhara, we take a short flight to Jomsom, and then hiking starts toward the north to the ancient capital Lo Manthang, which is the capital of Mustang Valley. Our route heads towards Damodar Kunda to the north (close to the Tibetan boundary) and descends towards the magical hidden valley of Phu after crossing Saribung Pass.

During this trek, the route involves breathtaking scenery of the wild and isolated region of Mustang Valley. You will be blessed to experience eroded canyons, typical Tibetan villages, Buddhist Gompas (monasteries), cave monasteries in the cliffs, and old cave settlements. Furthermore, the view of massive Dhaulagiri (8167m), peak Tilicho, Nilgiri, and Tukuche is outstanding. A relaxing stay at Pokhara with the idea of the massif Annapurna range will be worth it after a trek.

Saribung Pass Trek Difficulty

Saribung Pass Trek is a rough trail that passes some of the ancient Tibetan villages to the high cliffs. On the way to the top, you may have to go through many high passes with ice and ridges, making this trek even extra challenging. The path is pretty challenging, as can you find yourself strolling through many tracks with ice folds from Damodar Kunda to Nar Phu valley.

Saribung Pass Trek Weather

Best Seasons for Saribung Pass Trek in Nepal are primarily two seasons which are spring and autumn. Every season has its own unique feature. Neither too cold nor too hot, have scenic views of the gigantic mountains enhanced with the pleasant weather. To spend the best time of life in the world during the best seasons, a vacation in Nepal is worth it. The crystal clear visibility of the mountains and Himalayas under the extraordinarily blue sky seems perfectly eye-soothing. Trekking in Nepal Himalayas will embrace life and bring a fantastic, gratified smile. Plan the holiday to visit Nepal, pack your backpacks, and fly to Nepal. We will always be willing to greet you and arrange everything to have a wonderful and comfortable visit.

Spring (March to May)

The spring season is a blessing of nature in Nepal. During this period, the flowers bloom and make the hillocks and mountains look colorful. The spring season is considered to be one of the best seasons to trek in Nepal. The days will be warmer, but the nights and the early mornings may be colder. The temperature fluctuates typically from 6 to 25 degrees. During trekking, it is advised to wear the clothes in layers as the fluctuating weather is irregular.

Summer (June to mid-September)

Summer is always warmer and hot but humid. This is the best season for trekkers and travelers who have an extreme interest in botany as a species of floras will be blooming everywhere. The valleys and the hills will be covered with amazingly gorgeous flowers and lush vegetation. The temperature of 20 goes higher up to 35 degrees. So it is pretty necessary to keep yourself hydrated throughout the trip. Even though summertime is the best time to trek in Nepal, there may be the chance to enjoy rainfall during the summer. So it is better to be equipped up all the time during the trip. The end of June and July are the summer months, followed by monsoon summer until September. During the monsoon in Nepal, there are heavy rainfalls with high humidity. The skies are full of fogs, mostly blocking the fantastic views of the Himalayas. It might become difficult to walk.

Autumn (mid-September to November)

The autumn season is another best season to trek in Nepal. The skies are fair, and the temperature ranges from 0 to 25 degrees. The views of the Himalayas and the surrounding valleys are flawless. The lush vegetation, great weather, and peaceful surrounding make this season special. It’s neither too cold, nor too hot, so many travelers prefer this season to enjoy their trek in Nepal. September and November fall in the autumn season.

Winter (December to February)

Chilling weather with snowfall and sometimes snowstorms are the specialties of the winter season. The climate at higher altitudes is milder in the daytime but colder at night and morning. The sky is clear and blue, offering remarkable glimpses of the Himalayas. Sudden snowfall, avalanches, or snowstorms may be challenging and hamper the trip. Despite these barriers, some adventure lovers find this season the best season for trekking in Nepal. December to February are the months that fall under the winter season.

Saribung Pass Trek Cost

When you are thinking about exploring Saribung Peak, there will be many factors to consider. It includes the best route, time, how fit do we need to be? But one of the most important confusion will be, “How much does Saribung Peak Trek cost?”

Whether you are budget dependent or not, it is essential to consider how much you want to pay for the trip and what is the actual cost. The baseline cost of the Saribung Peak Trek will depend on the number of variables. Your cost will change based on how comprehensive you want your trip to be.

On average Saribung Peak, the trek will generally be 20-24 days, and the cost is generally somewhere between USD 5100 to USD 4946. This price includes domestic flights, trekking permits, meals, professional trekking guides, porters, accommodation, entry fees, and others. You will get some discounts if you are in groups. The cost of Saribung Peak Trek highly depends upon traveling as private or in a group.

The permit cost for Saribung Peak Trek depends on the seasons and the number of days you will spend in this region. To trek to the Manaslu region, you will need 3 kinds of permits issued by the Government of Nepal.

Saribung Pass Trek Altitude

                                                Photo: Altitude Chart

Highlights

  • Beautiful glimpses of the Himalayas of Annapurna Ranges.
  • The path towards rugged and isolated upper Mustang and Nar & Phu Valley.
  • A walk through the beautiful Kali Gandaki Valley.
  • A challenging walk within the occasionally visited Upper Mustang and Tibet border.
  • Trekking along most obscure trails including the charming and adventurous Saribung Pass (6,042 m).
  • Viewing at thrilling vistas of the Tibetan Plateau, Damodar Himal, and Annapurna.
  • Discover Tibetan culture, visit Luri Gompa Damodar Kunda.
  • Tibetan culture, Culturally-rich Buddhist region.

Itinerary

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With an added cost, you can take a domestic flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara. From a domestic flight, you can reach Pokhara in about 30 minutes.

The Himalayan Odyssey will organize the Saribung Pass Trek via Upper Mustang with the most suitable arrangements. However, there can be some issues that are beyond our handle. Heavy rainfall, snowing, avalanches and landslides can extend the trip to the lower altitude.

This itinerary is only for guidelines. We can customize the itinerary according to your requirement and the time you have. All above trekking hours and distances are estimated, and it is certainly for general ideas only.

Abbreviation
B - Breakfast
L - Lunch
D - Dinner

Upon your arrival at Kathmandu, The Himalayan Odyssey’s representative will receive you outside the airport terminal hall. Please look for your name on display or placard. S/he will transfer you to the designated hotel where you will take a rest to relax after a long, tedious flight. In the evening: you will stroll around the street of Thamel to get acquainted with the local environment and lifestyle.

  • Accommodation 3 Star Hotel
  • MealsBreakfast
  • Maximum Altitude1,300 m/4,264 ft.

Today we will introduce you to our trekking guide and discuss your itinerary. If you like, then we will organize a city tour at an extra charge.

You can proceed for a sightseeing tour around Kathmandu valley. You can visit four cultural and religious sites that are designated under the UNESCO world heritage site list. First, we will drive to Pashupatinath (sacred Hindu temple) and explore its impressive architectural displays. Then we will head out for Nepal’s largest Tibetan Buddhist stupa – Boudhanath. Further, we will drive to explore the 2,000 years old Swayambhunath Stupa. Lastly, we will explore Kathmandu Durbar Square (ancient royal seat of Nepal), located a few hundred meters away from our hotel at Thamel. Overnight in Kathmandu

  • Accommodation 3 Star Hotel
  • MealsBreakfast
  • TimeFree Day
  • Maximum Altitude1,300 m/4,264 ft.

After breakfast, we leave our hotel early in the morning and drive northwest through zigzag road towards Pokhara. The drive could take around 6 – 7 hours to Pokhara. On the way, we will get amazing views of countryside sceneries, gushing rivers, high streams, and lush sub-tropical forest. We also have the option of a flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara, which takes approx. 35 minutes. As we approach Pokhara, we get the dramatic views of the mighty Himalayas – Machhapuchhre, Annapurna, Nilgiri, and Dhaulagiri. Once in Pokhara, we will drive to the hotel nearby Phewa Lake and take a good rest to prepare our bodies for the next day’s adventure.

  • Accommodation Hotel
  • MealsBreakfast, Lunch
  • Time5-6 Hours
  • Maximum Altitude827 m/2,700 ft.

Today we catch an early morning flight to Jomsom, which takes about 25 minutes. The flights are available only during the morning because the strong breeze blows and frequent changes in the weather prevent the flight from being landed and take off in the noon. In clear weather, we can admire the superb views of the Annapurna ranges. Once in Jomsom, we get our gears checked and start trekking to Kagbeni, which takes about 2 – 2.5 hours. Kagbeni is the main gateway of the Upper Mustang.

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time2-3 Hours
  • Maximum Altitude2,800 m/9,186 ft

After getting permits checked, we walk along the eastern edge of the Kaligandaki River. We then head north and follow the uphill trail to Tangbe village. We continue walking through narrow alleys amongst white-washed houses and barley fields to Chhusang village. On the way, we can admire the outstanding views of Nilgiri Peak. We then cross the river and climb north to exist Kali Gandaki Valley. A final steep ascent takes us to the small village of Chele for an Overnight stay.

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time4-5 Hours
  • Maximum Altitude3,988m/13,083 ft

Today we leave Chele and climb uphill to cross the small pass. We eventually approach the less vegetated area where trees are sparse. We continue to climb intensely for some time before making a sharp descent to the Samar village. We walk further through the path lined with chorten and admire the stunning views of Annapurna and Nilgiri peaks. We continue following ascending path and pass through caverns and ridges before dropping down from the ridge to Gehling.

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time6-7 Hours
  • Maximum Altitude3,540 m/11,614 ft

Once we leave Geling, we will walk through the driest part of the Mustang. We will walk through small ridges and fields to reach Nyala Pass at 4,000m. From there, we drop down on a steep trail to reach Ghami. It is the largest arid field in the region of Lo. We cross the Ghami River and reach the longest Mani wall of Lo. The trail from here to Choyo La 3,870m is the most treacherous part of the trek. From here, we can catch astounding views of Mt. Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Tukuche, Nilgiri, and Thorong Peak. We then descend and pass the Chorten gate to reach the Tsarang village. Here we can explore the ancient palace and Tsarang monastery.

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time5-6 Hours
  • Maximum Altitude3,520 m/11,467 ft

Today is the easiest and shortest day of the trek. Once we climb to Lo La Pass (3,960m), we get the stunning views of Lo Manthang. From Lo La Pass, we climb down a short and dusty trail to reach the Lo Manthang – the walled capital of Lo. Interacting here with local people offers an incredible experience of the ancient Tibetan culture and traditions.

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time3-4 Hours
  • Maximum Altitude3,840 m/12,598 ft

Today is set aside as rest and acclimatization at Lo. You can choose to rest or explore the region of Lo Manthang. Later in the noon, we can visit a Chosar town, religious communities, and Chorten. Moreover, we can explore four major gompas: NamgyalGompa, ChambaLhakang, ThugchenGompa, and ChiodiGompa. We can also explore the ceremonial King’s palace – a four-storied building built at the center of the city. Add to this; we can visit Tingkah. This is the last settlement to the northwest of Lo Mangtang, which offers a panoramic view of towering peaks.

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • TimeFree Day
  • Maximum Altitude3,897 m/12,785 ft

We leave Lo Manthang and start an uphill climb for 3 hours before descending to Dhi village through eroded cliffs. The downhill trail is made through a colored canyon. We further descend for an hour and pass the river before doing a steep climb to Yara village (1.5 hours).

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time3-4 Hours
  • Maximum Altitude3,700 m/12,139 ft

Today we continue along the arid landscape with a packed lunch. We carry packed lunch due to no appropriate cooking possibilities on the way. We cross a 5,100m pass before descending to Ghuma Tanti. Stay overnight at tented camp.

  • Accommodation Camping
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time5-6 Hours
  • Maximum Altitude4,600 m/15,092 ft.

After breakfast, we continue with series of ups and downs. After crossing another 5,600m pass, we reach a high altitude, Damodar Kunda. Today too, we prepare a packed lunch due to inappropriate cooking possibilities. We continue on a trail to NamtaKhola. Stay overnight at tented camp.

  • Accommodation Camping
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time6-7 Hours
  • Maximum Altitude4,360 m/14,403 ft

From Damodar Kunda on the north side of the Namta Khola, you can reach the Japanese Base Camp on what once was the bottom of the Khumjungar Glacier.

  • Accommodation Camping
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time2-3 Hours
  • Maximum Altitude4,890 m/16,043 ft

Today we walk through the Tibetan Plateau alike landscapes with a gradual gain in altitude until Base Camp. Same as yesterday, we prepare the packed lunch due to un-appropriate cooking possibilities. Stay overnight at tented camp.

  • Accommodation Camping
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Maximum Altitude4,950 m/16,240 ft

After breakfast, we traverse over Saribung Pass (6042 m), walk steeply down through the snowy trail, and follow the small stream until reaching Nagoru. We need to make packed lunch and have it on the way. Stay overnight at tented camp.

  • Accommodation Camping
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Maximum Altitude5,730 m/ 18,800 ft.

After breakfast, we start our trek from the camp and walk on a barren valley with the view of snowy peaks until reaching PhuGaon. Now we get the unique/hidden valley where we can explore the region's cultural, natural, and religious features. Lama, Gurung, and Ghale are the major inhabitants of the area. The major occupation of the territory is subsistence agriculture, animal breeding, and seasonal tourism. TashiLakhang (the ancient Buddhist monastery) is listed out of the world's significant 108 monasteries, and it is believed to be the last monastery built by Karmapa Rinpoche. Overnight in lodge.

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time6 – 7 hours
  • Maximum Altitude5,550 m/18,209 ft.

After early morning breakfast, we through arid landscapes and pass the Kani/Gate at the end of the village and descend into the narrow valley. Eventually, we reach Kyang village, where we can explore the remnants, particularly the ruined forts of the Khampa settlement (which Tibetan refugees once captured and lived illegally). Then we continue further until we reach the small village of Meta. Meta village commands spectacular views of Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal.

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time6 – 7 hours
  • Maximum Altitude4,080 m/13,385 ft

Today we make a steep downhill walk for a while and enter into the pine forest. We walk past several streams and waterfalls on our way to Dharmashala. We then cross suspension bridges multiple times and walk through lush forests to reach Koto village.

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time5 – 6 hours
  • Maximum Altitude3560 m/11,680 ft.

After breakfast, we walk in a well-leveled path passing small villages until Timang through the lush pine forest (2 hours). From Timang, we get a short glimpse of Mt. Manaslu's other peaks. Then we climb down to Danque through a knee crunching trail and walk on a fairly leveled path until Dharapani (2 hours). Further, we drop down alongside the Marsyangdi River and cross the iron bridge just at the end of Dharapani. Then we climb upstream of Marsyangdi until Kroto and cross the long suspension bridge over the Marsyangdi River. Crossing yet another suspension bridge, we drop down to the sandy area near the Tal village.

  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time5–6 hours
  • Maximum Altitude2,600 m/8,530 ft.
  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • MealsB,L,D
  • Time3 hours
  • Maximum Altitude1,860 m/6,102 ft.

From Tal, we drop down to the river and join a rocky trail. Walking on a rocky trail for a while, we ascend through the lush forest area and cross a suspension bridge nearby Chyamje, where we take a lunch break. The trail continues further on the left hand until reaching Jagat village. From Jagat, we drive to Besisahar, where a private four-wheeler will be waiting for us to move to Kathmandu. Once in Kathmandu, we will be transferred back to the hotel. After some rest and refreshment, we attend a farewell dinner hosted by The Himalayan Odyssey in a typical Nepali restaurant.

  • MealsBreakfast, Lunch
  • Maximum Altitude1,300 m/4,264 ft.

Your adventure holiday in Nepal comes to an end today. The Himalayan Odyssey’s representative will drive you back to International Airport right at the scheduled time (3 hours before the flight). Farewell!!! And hope to serve you again!!!

  • Maximum Altitude1,300 m/4,264 ft.

Cost Details

Included
  • Accommodation in Kathmandu with BB plan
  • Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner during the trek
  • Annapurna Conservation Area entry fee and TIMS card
  • Restricted Area Permit
  • Experienced Himalayan trek guide and porter (2 trekkers: 1 guide and porter)
  • Tourist bus from Kathmandu - Pokhara - Kathmandu
  • Domestic flight from Pokhara - Jomsom - Pokhara
  • Arrival transfer from the international airport to your hotel
  • Tea house lodge during your trek
  • First Aid Kit during the trek
  • Staff Insurance
  • Salary, food, and accommodation of your staff during the trek
  • All ground transportation as per itinerary
  • Tour Certificate
  • Farewell Dinner
Excluded
  • International flight ticket
  • International airport tax
  • Visa Fee
  • Other personal items. (Phone calls, snacks, hot and cold drinks, laundry, alcohol, extra porter, shower, etc )
  • Excess baggage cost during your domestic flight
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips for staff and guide
  • Private Travel Equipment
  • Excess baggage cost during your domestic flight
  • Anything that is not listed in the “PRICE INCLUDES” section above

Good to Know

Packing List for Saribung Pass Trek

Every trekking requires certain preparation of gears and types of equipment for the journey to make your trip more comfortable. It is recommended to carry the necessary and light things so that it will be easy while you are walking. The following belongings are recommended that should be brought, although we concede that our clients have their own decision for the clothing. To know what to expect in the Saribung Pass Trek, we have prepared some useful clothing & gear during the trek.

 

Travel Documents

  • Airline tickets (confirmation and itinerary)
  • Nepal Visa form (may be obtained at Kathmandu Airport)
  • Travel insurance policy documents
  • Valid passport
  • Copy of passport (2 copies, first page only)
  • Passport photos (4)

Travel Equipment

  • Duffel bag (100 liters; no wheels or rigid handles)
  • Lightweight, duffel bag
  • Luggage locks
  • Travel wallet
  • Passport/money belt
  • Sleeping bag liner
  • Travel plug adapters
  • Electrical converter

Travel Clothing

  • Quick-dry undergarments
  • Synthetic or wool T-shirt
  • Long-sleeve, travel-friendly shirt and pants
  • Casual shoes
  • Mid-weight wool or synthetic socks

Trekking Equipment

  • Day pack (25–35 liters)
  • Sleeping bag comfortable to 0°F (dependent upon season, weather forecast and personal preference)
  • Waterproof hiking boots
  • Camp shoes (down booties or running shoes)
  • LED headlamp with extra batteries
  • Trekking poles

Trekking Clothing

  • Wool or synthetic T-shirts (2)
  • Mid-weight fleece or soft-shell jacket (2)
  • Mid-weight down or synthetic parka with hood
  • Convertible hiking pants
  • Fleece pants or insulated pants
  • Lightweight waterproof/breathable rain jacket and pants
  • Mid-weight waterproof and fleece gloves or mittens
  • Sun hat
  • Mid-weight wool or synthetic socks (3 pairs)
  • Liner socks (optional)
  • Glacier sunglasses
  • Neck gaiter, balaclava, Buff or bandana

Food

  • Energy bars
  • Electrolyte replacement drink mix
  • Snacks (cookies, GORP, Snickers, etc.)

FAQs

  • Q1. Where is Saribung Pass Trek Via Upper Mustang?

    Saribung is situated on the border of Mustang and Manang, which lies in the remote Damodar Himal, closed to the border of Tibet.

  • The trek begins with the scenic drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara and a short flight to Jomsom. Then hiking starts toward the north to the ancient capital Lo Manthang. Our route heads towards Damodar Kunda to the north and descends towards Phu after crossing Saribung Pass. You will then be back to Kathmandu via Pokhara.

  • The elevation of Saribung Pass is 6,050 meters.

  • The best time to trek Saribung Pass Trek Via Upper Mustang are primarily two seasons which are spring and autumn.

  • Annapurna Conservation Area requires an entry permit which costs $20 per person for a single entry into the area but is valid for as long as the trek takes. You will also need another permit called Restricted Area Permit. This costs $500 per person for 10 days.  If longer is required, an additional $50 per day is charged.

  • Saribung Pass is the fusion of rugged, ancient culture, cutting high into cliffsides and passing through Buddhist villages which are still untouched for ages. The trail will traverse you through Saribung Pass from where you can savor the majestic views of mountains like Annapurna II, Dhaulagiri, Cheo, Peri, Himlung, Ratnachuli, and many more.

  • You may have to go through many high passes with ice and ridges which makes this trek even extra challenging. If you are not a skilled trekker or are walking single a guide is a good idea. 

  • It is always a good idea to involve yourself in doing physical exercises before trekking to be fit enough for Saribung Pass Trek. An average level of physical fitness will make the journey less stressful. Start doing exercise at least a month before trekking in the Himalayas. You can do cardio exercises like running, hiking, long walks, cycling and swimming. Carry a light backpack along with you to get used to if you are doing hiking. A gym workout can also be a good option too.

  • The daily gain altitude during Saribung Pass Trek via Upper Mustang Trek is 400 to 450 meteres.

  • It takes 16 to 20 days to complete Saribung Pass Trek Via Upper Mustang Trek.

  • The menu in Saribung Pass Trek s a mixture of traditional local or Asian but as we go high, the menu will be limited. We extremely suggest you consume more liquids like green tea, lemon tea, hot lemon, ginger tea, garlic soup, etc. at high altitude and also fresh vegetable items for well-being.

  • If you are healthy and willing to go on an adventure then there is no limit. There are children as young as 12 years who do Saribung Pass. If you are traveling with the kids, then we suggest that families schedule a private trek and put in extra days.

  • The routes are quite harsh compared to other trekking regions. But, this trek is suitable for both beginners as well as experienced trekkers. The routes can be more challenging and overwhelming for new trekkers so be prepared with physical and mental preparation. On this trek, you will be making many steep uphill climbs and downhill walks.

  • We suggest you consult the doctor to know if there are any allergies issues. However, we advise you to bring simple medicines like Ibuprofen, Codeine, Paracetamol, Strepsils, anti-diarrhea tablets, and Diamox (for altitude sickness). If you are having a package tour then the company will provide you such basic medicines.

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