After you arrive at Kathgodam railway station, we will drive towards Almora a 4 hour run. After reaching in the evening you can visit the market for the shopping or stay in the Hotel and relax.

After having breakfast we will drive for around 206 kilometres which will take about (8 hours) to reach Dharchula through the scenic Kumaoun valley.
Then we will cross Jouljibi; At Jouljibi there is the convergence of the River Gori with river Kali that crosses into India from Nepal at Dharchula.

The trek now moves northwards, passing Dharchula and Tawa Ghat and then diverts to westward direction into a gorge following the Dhauli Ganga River till Sobla. Sobla is about (1670 metres) and is the entrance point to the Darma Valley and is the point from where our trek starts. Our destination is Dar Village (2134 metres) which is 5 kilometres. From Sobla we pitch up here for the night.

Today’s the hike is very long, but not an easy one. The trek from the Dar to Sela goes ahead through hillsides of the lush green pastoral fields. The campsite is located on the periphery of Sela.

It is a comparatively much easier day as the trek today is simple and trouble free. The trail to Baling moves from the up and down hillsides, but the altitude gained is quite moderate. From here you can get the stunning views of the far-away glaciers and the excitement to move ahead in the trek is high. However, we will camp here for the night.

Duktu and Dantu are the two neighbouring villages which are the last centres of human habitation in this region of the Darma valley. From here the views of the Panchachuli peaks are just spectacular. For viewing the stunning Panchachuli glacier there is an extensive meadow on the outskirts of Duktu that offers a perfect setting with the fabulous backdrop of the soaring Panchachuli peaks. This spot is the perfect place to get some incredible clicks as this place is picture perfect. We will stay at this destination for the night.

Today is a momentous and exhilarating day, when we will today depart from our base camp at Duktu to explore the stunning Panchachuli glacier. The glacier projects towards the outside from the East face of the Panchachuli and a 4 kilometres trek from the camp site beside the Yuli River leads towards the massive and magnificent glacier itself. The spot itself offers an incredible panorama outlook of an expansive meadow encircled by the tall oak and birch trees with the Panchachuli (6904 metres /22652 feet.) intimidating in the background.

Today we will commence on return trek. The trail from Duktu to Nagling is a steady descent and the days’ hike will take around 5 hours to reach the Nagling.

Day Nine is the last day of our walk. By noon we will reach at Bungling. From here after a having a rest for some time, we get on to a jeep that will drive us back to Dharchulla.

Today, we get on a motor vehicle that drives us back to Mukteswar. Here we will check in for the night at the Trisul orchards. Mukteswar is a stunning place and is famous for its incredible views of the magnificent Himalaya.

Today is a day when we can relax and unwind. In the late afternoon we board a vehicle that will drive us back to Kathgodam. The train from Kathgodam to Delhi departs at 08.40 PM. Overnight train journey.