This day marks the beginning of our trek as the team will assemble in Manali and report at the designated lodging(information of the lodging will be shared prior to your arrival in Manali. Here, you will be received by one of our representatives and then we will proceed with all the necessary paperwork, briefing and planning. After all the formalities have been taken care of, we will give you ample time for local sightseeing or for some last minute shopping if you have missed out on some items from the ‘Things to carry’ list. This is the last location where you can stock up on all the goods, as we will be saying goodbye to civilization. Overnight stay in Hotel/Guest House.

We'll start our trek to Loma Dugh after breakfast. The trip starts in a thick deodar and pine forest and ends in Manali's verdant valleys. The sun will shine through the trees along the journey, creating a stunning scene of light and shadow. A tough slope will be waiting for us as we ascend. Once at the top, one can observe Deo Tibba and Indrasan, which are both stunning. The route then descends steeply to the campground, which is located on the right side of a ridge, after traversing this challenging height. We soon find ourselves in a broad alpine meadow surrounded by untamed trees and blooming plants. We travelled for 4-5 hours before reaching Loma Dugh. A peaceful night may be had there in a nice setting.

We'll climb to Riyali Thach today for around three or four hours. Below Khand Pari Tibba, we'll continue going straight upwards (4000m). Although the mentally taxing steep path up the vertical hill is captivating, the scenery along the way. We finally reach the Riyali Thach campsite after negotiating the challenging portion. One can see the town of Manali and the stunning Kullu Valley, which is situated along the Beas River, from this campground. When the sunset colours the sky, the scene is really beautiful. Our overnight stay will be at Riyali Thach.

After a full breakfast, get moving and go to the Kalihani base. The track is truly intriguing as we go across the huge open meadows. Awe-inspiring vegetation covers the mountain slopes. Crossing the chilly water will give you fresh energy and acclimatisation since continuing down the route will include a strenuous drop to a creek. After there, the route would climb steadily for 3–4 hours until reaching Kalihani's base. When one arrives at the campground, they may have a delicious cup of tea while admiring the magnificent surroundings and towering peaks. From here, you may see the majestic Deo Tibba and Indrasan peaks at their maximum height. The majestic peaks and snow-capped mountains that tower in front of us are visible. Watch the sky become twilight-blue in the evening, and then, under a clear night sky, start gazing at the beautiful stars.

Start your ascent to Donku Thach across the Kalihani pass after a delicious breakfast. A strong rise at the beginning of the day is followed by a lengthy stretch of scree, moraines, and the enormous Kalihani Glacier before you finally reach the pass. At the pass's summit, we'll linger a while to take in the scenery of the massive glaciers and the towering Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal peaks. After the pass, the descent starts at a severe angle. We will go across a number of glacier lakes before arriving at the Dev Ki Marhi campground. At this wonderful park, take pleasure in a tent camping trip

After a fantastic breakfast, depart early like in the past. On our hike today, the route first descends into a deep forest of Birch, Fir, and Oak after slanting along the Kalihani River for a time. There are fewer ups and downs as the path becomes more moderate. To go to Dev Ki Marhi, the trip will take around 6-7 hours. The only difficult section is a little distance from the campground and involves a sharp incline. Take a cup of tea and take your time taking in the beauty as you approach Dev ki Marhi's campground. Enjoy the surroundings for the duration of the night.

Have a substantial breakfast before setting off for Dal Marhi. The hike through the forests and rivers takes around 6-7 hours. Start by following the mountain crest that runs parallel to the Kalihani Stream. After this incline, begin to drop into the birch, oak, and fir-filled natural woods. The route is exceptional since it passes through untamed wildlife and environment and resembles a hinterland. There are a couple more ups and downs to negotiate on the path. The easy track comes to an end with a sharp ascent before arriving at the Dal Marhi. As one comes closer to the campground, a steep journey could be upsetting, but eventually you will succeed and descend.

Start your day with an early wake, a hearty meal, and a trip to Mardh on foot. In the nearby valley, it is the only significant settlement. The trail descends steeply to start and continues this way till it reaches the Ravi River. The route then continues until it reaches the hamlet, passing through a substantial forest of conifers. On the way to the forest, the canopy could provide a memorable sight. We are presently getting close to Mardh. We'll set up camp here and stay the night.

Get up early after breakfast today since the day will be filled with challenges. Follow the route as it leads to Thamsar Pass. The route includes every element involved in high-altitude climbing. The first challenge will be the moraines, then scree, and finally the glaciers will stand in our way. Up until you reach the Thamsar Pass, the climb is exceedingly challenging. It is a 4878m steep rise. Since the air is thinner at such elevations, high altitude issues would develop. Therefore, use caution and be aware of the situation, or let the guides know. We struggle up the pass till we reach the summit. From here, one can overlook the stunning Kangra Valley. Before we arrive at the campground, the opposite side of the pass lowers dramatically. Walking downhill demands more work since the route is lengthy and arduous. After hours of difficult work, we reach Plachak. Spend the night at the picturesque Plachak campsite.

The walk's day is the easiest by far. Rajgundha will be our first stop before heading to Billing, a popular paragliding location across the world. The easy walk meanders through wide meadows and multiple streams in addition to beautiful, green woodlands. This is where we conclude the journey and say goodbye to one another.