We warmly welcome you to India, a nation where the spirit of hospitality permeates every aspect of daily life, a culture rich in heritage, and a place where the past comes to life through song and dance. We will meet at Indian Mountaineering Foundation for some administrative formalities and briefing regarding the expedition of Mount Papsura. Our vehicle to Kasol will depart in the evening around 19:00 hours. Overnight journey to Kasol.

Today we'll be entering the region of India sometimes referred to as "the country of God," with its striking mountain scenery. We will reach Kasol and check into our hotel. Kasol is a small, magical town in the Kullu district, located in the Parvati Valley. It is also known as the "Mini Israel of India" because of the large number of Israeli visitors. After taking some much needed rest after the overnight journey that you have just taken we will all meet for a briefing session with our expedition leader. After the briefing has been conducted you have the rest of the day to spend in leisure and explore the local market of Kasol. Overnight stay in a Hotel in Kasol.

As part of today's agenda, you'll have a chance to meet our expedition team (Sherpa, local guides, kitchen staff), and your Expedition leader will brief you on tomorrow's schedule. After the meeting, you'll turn over your climbing gear and any other items to our management team to be packed. (You will obtain all these goods at our next camping spot). The rest of the day can be utilized by taking hikes around Kasol and its neighboring villages and admire the natural beauty of the area. You take out an opportunity to visit the natural hot spring at Manikaran. Overnight stay at a hotel in Kasol.

Early in the morning after having our breakfast, we will travel to tosh village that is just 20 kilometers from Kasol. Reach tosh, our team will already go ahead to our designated campsite. In order for them to put up the camps for us. The area is surrounded by coniferous trees and waterfalls on the way from the little hamlet of Tosh to the larger town of Kulta. You'll be treated to a breathtaking panorama of snow-capped mountains and a valley below. By the time the afternoon rolls around, you'll be at the campsite, where you may explore the surrounding region and take photographs among the many Cedar and Maple trees. Overnight stay in tents at Kutla.

In the morning, we'll have breakfast, and then set off on the trail to our next camping spot, Saran, some 12 kilometers away. The journey there will take about six hours, and we'll give you a packed lunch to enjoy while you're on the go. We will be trekking through forests of pine and oak. Trail is narrow with winding routes going both uphill and downhill with some gentle slopes to make our trek easier. In the evening, we arrived at Saran Thatch, where we spent the night in tents.

Morning after breakfast start your journey to Shamsi, today we trek along the Tosh River, we take our pack lunch on route, There is also the possibility to observe the sheep throughout the trek today, Shamsi Thach is renowned for its medicinal plants. Our local guide helps you explain the sights and tells you about the flora and animals of the valley; at 3760 m in the Himalayas, there are no tree lines, so we have a clear view of the mountains. Trekking on the mountain tops and through wide open grasslands and meadows we will reach Samsi Thach, a beautiful and serene location perfect for pitching our tents and establishing our campsite. Overnight stay in tents at Samsi Thach.

Since this is our final day of hiking, our porters will leave us at the base camp of Dharamsura and Papsura. They will start from Samsi Thach bright and early in the morning to drop off our stuff so that they may return to us as soon as possible. We pack up our campsite as early as possible so that our stuff can be carried by the porters as they have to reach Kutla. Our trail today is mostly uphill and since we have cleared the tree line we will get a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains without any obstruction. Arrival at the Base camp in the late afternoon. We will establish our campsite in a manner that it will become the base of our expedition. Keep yourself active to adapt properly to the change in altitude. Overnight stay in tents at the Base Camp.

Following the base camp, you and your climbing sherpa, our team will spend the next 14 days ascending Mount Papsura and descending down to the camp where you started. Through the use of satellite phones and walkie-talkies, you may stay in touch with our base camp and backup crew, and we'll keep you apprised of the weather situation as it develops. During this time period we will manage activities like Load ferry of our stuff to the higher camps like Advance Base Camp, Camp 1 and Summit camp. We will be making multiple trips back and forth from the camps to first carry the load to the next camp and then finally going to occupy that camp. The process of taking those extra days to climb up and down between camps to carry and load and occupy them helps our bodies to acclimatize better to the rise in altitude. Our lead climbers are going to stay a day ahead of the rest of the team to open the routes and also to fix ropes wherever required so that the rest of the climbers can attach their jumar and climb with relative ease. We set up the summit camp to make the summit attempt much more accessible, so we reach the summit camp during the day and retire early to rest our bodies for the summit attempt. The summit push starts late into the night past midnight. We climb with the aid of our headlights in the dark of the night. We do so to get favorable snow conditions for our climb. From the summit we get a Panoramic view of the great Himalayan range. After spending some time on the summit by clicking photographs and taking in as much as we can of the magnificent view which instills a feeling of awe inside of us. We will then begin our downward journey back to the base camp while winding up the other high camps we set up and leaving behind no trace of waste.

We also keep buffer days in between in case the summit attempt gets delayed due to bad weather conditions.

Early morning trek to tosh valley, this is the full-day trip. Due to the heavy loads and the length of the trip to Tosh, we begin our day as early as possible. We retrace our route that we used to reach the base camp reminding ourselves of the arduous journey we took to the summit and now we trek back to Tosh with our hearts full of memories and our chest swollen with pride of the accomplishment that we have completed. In the evening we have gala time with the whole expedition team and celebrate. Overnight stay in the Guest house at Tosh.

We leave Tosh right after having breakfast and depart for Kasol. At Kasol we get time to grab lunch and explore some of its beautifully located cafes. We will catch the evening bus from Kasol to Delhi. Overnight travel.

We will reach Delhi early in the morning and conclude our trip.