When you arrive in Kasol, one of our representatives (a trek leader or guide) will meet you and transport you to the next programme. We will follow the Grahan Nalah as we begin our walk from the final roadhead after receiving the appropriate orientation and briefing. The path starts as moderate, but quickly turns into rough rock walking, then back to moderate trails. The trek will be accompanied by woodlands packed with a variety of plants, which will add some individuality to the environment. Along the way, there are various tea shops where one may stop for food or drinks in particular. The route continues to incline steeply until it reaches the settlement of Grahan. The settlement is concealed by vegetation along a ridge and is visible until we get to the village's actual grounds. Although densely inhabited, the Grahan settlement is less well-connected to the outside world. Since there is no network in the hamlet, we advise making any crucial calls in Kasol before departing from the city. After settling within the rooms, one may wander the village. The local family homes will serve as the stopover for the night. Eat supper and get a good night's rest.

To leave the Grahan village on time, get up early and knot your hiking boots. The day path is a hard ascent through dense trees that reach far into the sky. If one didn't stay together, one may get lost in the rich greenery. Today's vista is somewhat obscured by tall trees, giving it the ideal location for canopies to create magnificent lighting. Throughout the trip, the panoramas will continuously emerge and go. We will have our packed lunch halfway through the trek before starting the difficult ascent again. The journey to the Minh Thach campground will take a few hours. The Minh Thach meadow can be seen between the trees as the jungle begins to open up. The campground is lovely, with magnificent evening and morning lighting. We will stop here and rest inside the camp in designated areas, using  sleeping bags.

Despite being the shortest day of the whole course, it is steep enough to wear someone out. Starting with the easy hike from the campground, it quickly becomes steep. The key to navigating such slopes is to be patient and go slowly; you don't need to outpace other people or sprint; simply hike at your own speed. After a few hours, the treeline will be gone below, the air will get thinner, and a spectacular panorama surrounded by uncountable mountain ranges and peaks will emerge. Nagaru is situated on a mountaintop ridge that is vulnerable to fierce winds that may be quite cold, but the vista that is on offer is just breathtaking. While the road is usable until the end of May, the area is mostly covered with snow. The icy surroundings remind me of a fantastic camping with plenty of exciting activities to offer. The campers will spend the night indoors beneath the starry night sky. One may enjoy or realise their fantasies of gaping at the glittering and fading lights in the night sky at this breathtaking sight. Sleep well since the next day will be lengthy and packed with surprises.

The path with the finest views, a pass to cross, and access to the opposite side of the valley rich of scenic features is the most anticipated of the whole walk. Before getting close to the pass, there is a difficult walk that must first be overcome, followed by hours of flat ground. As we get closer to the pass, the mountain begins to steepen. Eventually, we reach the summit and gaze back at the valleys that lie ahead to be enjoyed for the rest of our lives. At its highest point, the pass sometimes puts a person's ability to traverse it to the test with thunderstorms, strong winds, snowfalls, and even blizzards, but it often is quiet and pleasant with genuine respect for the alpine environment. After going over the pass, we continue to descend towards the treeline, giving up the weird yet cosy feeling of stopping at a beautiful campground. After days of hiking over icy terrain and steep ascents to the unfavourable weather held at the summit, Bishkeri is the most favoured camping. The evening may be relaxedly spent by the fire chatting about the trek's adventures while indulging in a sumptuous meal.

Today, we will make our last ascent toward Barshaini. We will leave the location after a scrumptious breakfast and travel southward through woodlands, meadows, streams, and a river to cross. The road is exquisitely etched, travelling through beautiful spots of huge meadows. Along the route, one would see woods that were so ancient that it would take two persons to round the tall trees. This primitiveness continues till we arrive at Pulga, a town crowded with specific travellers. After days of travelling through the countryside, we notice that the road head that seems to be nearby from Pulga is really rather far away. We will soon arrive at the roadhead from where we may take a local bus to Manikaran. One is now free to go to their favoured locations.