A prize that will not be forgotten, regardless of whether or not the goals have been accomplished. The journey begins at Gangotri and continues to the south, until it arrives at its base camp in Kedartal. In the meantime, a transit camp is set up at an altitude of 4250 metres on the left bank of the Kedar Ganga. The next day, we will arrive at our base that is situated on the banks of Kedartal. Acclimatization, reorganisation of the ration, and preparation of the necessary gear are going to take some time. As this is going on, camp I will be set up at 4,900 metres below Bhrigupanth mountain, and the necessary loads will be transported. After passing across lateral moraines, boulders, and the steep slopes of Thalay Sagar, the camp II path continues farther to the south. The campsite for camp II will be established at the point where the ice and rock of the north face of Thalay Sagar meet. Clear views of the Jogin range of peaks can be seen to the west from camp II (5300 metres), and the base camp region can be seen to the north. Climbing over ice, snow, and rock walls on the way to camp III or the summit camp requires a thousand metres of polypropylene ropes. After ascending an ice wall, we will descend into the crevasse zone towards the south, and then we will traverse a snowfield in the direction of the southwest. After the snowfield, ascend the north wall of Thalay Sagar using appropriate ropes while navigating a grade of 60 to 70 degrees. At this point, the majority of climbers choose for the more challenging rock wall as a safe route rather than the snow gully that is more prone to avalanches. It takes many days of hard work and effort to set up summit camp, which is situated at a height of 6400 metres. The summit camp may be found on a snow slope at the intersection of a snowy west ridge that leads to the sheer rock wall of Thalay Sagar. The Jogin range of peaks provides the backdrop for the camp. After leaving the summit camp, there is a snow slope that extends for a few hundred metres to the east, followed by a vertical wall that must be traversed. In order to navigate this treacherous rock wall, you are going to need a lot of knowledge and a lot of care. While climbing over rock cliffs and jagged snowy hills, hundreds of metre ropes are secured at various points along the route. As we get closer to the peak, we can see the base camp being illuminated by the sun, and in the meanwhile, the top with the half-circle in front of it comes into view. Cornices may be found on the north side of the Thalay Sagar, while the other three sides have a snow slope that leads down to the spoils. The peaks of Bhrigupanth, Chirbas, and Matri can be found to the northeast, while Thalay Sagar, Kedar Dome, and Kedarnath can be found in the south. All of these summits are located on the top of Thalay Sagar. After we have successfully reached the peak, we will descend carefully along the same path while utilising fixed ropes. We are getting closer and closer to the peak camp, and then we will continue on to the lower camps by twisting along the loads. After enduring the arduous confinement of the mountains, we will get a day of recuperation at the base before continuing on to the next settlement. After spending many days alone in an unpolluted natural environment, one may feel relieved to finally be back at home when they are reunited with other people; but, they will also have the sensation of having to give up something valuable, which will fascinate them. As a result, reaching the top of Thalay Sagar will launch an intense mountain experience that will attract one each time they return to the respective rigour of real nature. It is certain that climbing Mt. Thalay Sagar would inspire mountaineering and open the door to the conquest of further technically challenging peaks.