Following a filling breakfast, we will drive to Batal (Spiti Valley) (123 Km. 6 to 8 hours ). After leaving Chota Dara, we will go along the Chandra River's right bank. The Bara Shigri glacier can be seen well on the left. The 25-kilometer-long Himalayan glacier stands above all of this. There are many notable peaks where courageous mountaineers have scaled the sky, including White Sail, Shigri Parbat, and Kullu Makalu.

Following a filling breakfast, we will drive to Batal (Sapiti Valley) (123 Km. 6 to 8 hour ). After leaving Chota Dara, we go along the Chandra River's right bank. The Bara Shigri glacier can be seen well on the left. The 25-kilometer-long Himalayan glacier stands above all of this. There are many notable peaks where courageous mountaineers have scaled the sky, including White Sail, Shigri Parbat, and Kullu Makalu.

After passing under a bridge just after Batal, we continue climbing towards Kunzum la, following a little stream that rises above the pass. The Spiti valley, which stretches 170 kilometres to the south, may be seen as you arrive at the pass. Go along the road that goes to the lake. The large meadows are accessible through an 8-kilometer route and are a popular location with several shepherd cottages. After navigating a lengthy stretch of unforgiving terrain and a small stream, the lake may be reached. The Samudra Tapu glacier, North Dakka glacier, South Dakka glacier, and Silver glacier are the most breathtaking features seen across the Chandra river. Overlooking the glaciers are the massive mountains of C.B. and Moulkila. Eight kilometres after leaving Kunzom, we arrive at Chandratal, which offers a panoramic view of the Chandra Bhaga hills all around. Camp will thereafter follow Chandratal.

It was a challenging and gruelling climb, but it was well worth it since sometimes, hikers would come across tracts of lush pastureland. It is about 14 and 16 kilometres long. Through a steep valley and boulder fields, the track starts with a sequence of ascents and descents. You will see a flat, grassy area that slopes up to a ridge covered with snow as you go on. If you're fortunate, you could hear and even see snow cocks. The route descends a slope with a steep cliff after three hours, down to the river far below on the left. Cross the stream or look for Snow Bridge close to the source if the water level is low. Alternately, camp and make the crossing as soon as possible the next morning.

Trek across a little valley flanked on both sides by snow-capped mountains. Star stroll as early as you can since this creek has to be crossed early in the day when the water flow is lower. The valley widens out into a broad plateau after you cross the river, and camp is set up in a lovely grassy area there.

Today, leave camp early to go to the seven-kilometer-long Baralacha la pass, which serves as the source of three rivers: Yunam, which flows into Zanskar, via upper Lahul, and Chandra, which travels through the south. The path offers breathtaking views of the Moulkila range's greatest peak, M-4, as well as the Keorang range of the Great Himalayas. At the pass, merge onto the main road. Our car will pick us up here and take us to Manali.

Now it's time to go home because it is the last day of the trek. Say goodbye to new memories, friends and culture. Promise to come back again.