{"id":7785,"date":"2017-06-15T02:48:31","date_gmt":"2017-06-15T02:48:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/vargiskhan.com\/log\/?p=7785"},"modified":"2017-06-15T02:48:31","modified_gmt":"2017-06-15T02:48:31","slug":"prepare-sach-pass-itinerary","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/vargiskhan.com\/log\/prepare-sach-pass-itinerary\/","title":{"rendered":"How to Prepare Your Sach Pass Itinerary"},"content":{"rendered":"

In continuation with the previous article<\/a><\/strong> where I covered some important factors that you should consider while traveling to Sach Pass<\/a><\/strong>; In this article I will lay down an example of Sach Pass Itinerary. I will explain the travel plan differently based on the number of days in hand and preferred route. For the sake of this article, I will use Delhi as the starting point of the journey. If however you are traveling from a different city, then your journey for first and last day will be different. It could be longer or even smaller based on where you stay. Another assumption made here is that you will be traveling by your own vehicle, either a car or motorcycle. If you intend on traveling by public transport then the entire plan will change details of which I have covered in a different article HERE.<\/p>\n

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Third and the last assumption is that you are only planning to travel to Sach Pass and return home. However if you are including Sach Pass in your plan to travel to either Ladakh or Spiti, then too this itinerary will only be valid until you reach Sach. Return journey will not be applicable; as from Sach Pass you will travel on to either Ladakh or Spiti.<\/p>\n

Sach Pass Itinerary<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n

I have tried the keep the itineraries mentioned below as detailed and comprehensive as I can but of course; not everyone can follow these to the last detail. Your final travel plan will depend on several factors like total number of days available, your mode of travel, budget constraints if any etc. In case you cannot follow either of these itineraries, feel free to ask me in the comments section below and I will be happy to answer.<\/p>\n

Sach Pass Routes<\/strong><\/span><\/h6>\n

The most common way to travel to Sach Pass is to do it in form of a circuit. There are three routes that you can take to reach Sach Pass. First and most common is via Dalhousie and Bairagarh. Second route is via Manali, Keylong, Udaipur and Killar. Third and the least common route is from Patnitop via Kishtwar. In this article I have covered only the Dalhousie and Manali routes but if you want to cover Kishtwar then the travel plan will be different.<\/p>\n

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  • Dalhousie\/Chamba \u2013 Tissa \u2013 Bairagarh \u2013 Kalaban \u2013 Satrundi \u2013 Sach Pass \u2013 Killar \u2013 Udaipur \u2013 Keylong \u2013 Khoksar \u2013 Rohtang Pass \u2013 Marhi \u2013 Manali<\/li>\n
  • Dalhousie\/Chamba \u2013 Tissa \u2013 Bairagarh \u2013 Kalaban \u2013 Satrundi \u2013 Sach Pass \u2013 Killar \u2013 Batwas – Keeru – Kishtwar – Doda – Patnitop – Udhampur – Jammu<\/li>\n
  • Dalhousie\/Chamba \u2013 Tissa \u2013 Bairagarh \u2013 Kalaban \u2013 Satrundi \u2013 Sach Pass \u2013 Killar \u2013 Batwas – Keeru – Kishtwar – Chhatroo – Achabal – Anantnag – Patnitop – Udhampur – Jammu<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
    Sach Pass Itinerary for 3 Days<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n

    I know, it sounds kind of nearly impossible but you can actually travel to Sach Pass and back to Delhi in 3 days<\/span>. However it will mean long crazy hours of riding or driving; and you will only be able to cover one side of the journey. Itinerary followed will be as mentioned below.<\/p>\n

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    • Day 1: Delhi to Bairagarh<\/li>\n
    • Day 2: Bairagarh to Sach Pass to Bairagarh<\/li>\n
    • Day 3: Bairagarh to Delhi<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

      To travel this way, first thing you will need to ensure that you start from Delhi sometime around 2 to 3 in the morning. You will have about 15-16 hours of road ahead of you so any later than this and you will struggle to make it to Bairagarh before dark.<\/p>\n