Arrival at Dharamshala by morning time, here meets our executive and transfer to hotel, check in. Morning time is free; you can go for some independent activities or relax. After having lunch we will proceed for seeing the sights. Dharamsala is a magnificent hill station that is divided into Upper & Lower towns and the here the altitude varies from the height of 1250 metres to 2000 metres. Dharamsala is additionally the seat of His Holiness Dalai Lama and his Government in exile. Mecleod Ganj located at (1730 meters) in the upper Dharamsala is well-known as the “Little Lhasa of India”. We will stay in a hotel for overnight.

In the morning we will drive for about (270 kilometres) to reach Chamba (1900 metres). Chamba is the westernmost region of Himachal Pradesh. The Chenab River runs in the north direction and the Ravi River in the south direction. In the middle of the town there is a large playground called the ‘Chowgan’, a verdant field of about 73 metres in width and 805 metres in length. Chamba has various fabulously carved temples. Overnight stay arranged at the Tourist Bungalow.

Today we will leave in the morning and drive to reach Traila (2500 metres) by covering about 145 kilometres in around 4 hours. From Chamba you will enter the Pangi valley which is a land of the beautiful dances, pretty faces, and picturesque splendour. Mainly two communities, specifically Bhots and Pangwala reside in this valley. Reach the destination and overnight stay is arranged at the Tourist Bungalow.

Today we will commence first trek to Satrundi (2900 metres) by covering approx 15 kilometres passing through a small village Bhanodi. The trek passes all the way through the forest pathway with gradual ups and downs up to Satrundi. Arrive at Satrundi and we will stay in the tents for overnight.

Today we will trek to reach Bindrabani (2750 metres) and will cross Sach Pass (4500 metres) a steep climb from Satrundi. The pass offers fabulous views of the towering mountains, hanging glaciers and numerous virgin peaks. We will cross the glacier to reach at Bindrabani. We will set up camp and stay here for overnight.

On this day we will begin the trek towards Killar (2400 meters) that is situated in the midst of criss-cross trails in a narrow and deep gorge of the Chenab River. We will stay in the tented camps for overnight in the peaceful surrounds.

Today we will begin trek in the morning and head towards Purthi (2200 metres) by covering almost 24 kilometres in about 7 hours. After covering nearly about 7 kilometres, the trail turns towards east direction for Purthi. Purthi is a very spectacular place known for the best forest nurseries and the historical Rest House situated on the right bank of the Chandra Bhaga. Overnight stay arranged in the tents at Purthi.

On this day, we will start the trek in the morning to reach Raoli (2000 M) in the trail we will be covering approximately 14 kilometres in around 5 hours. The trail is simple and has moderate ups and downs on the pathway. We will cross the River Chandra Bhaga through a rope bridge. On reaching Raoli, overnight stay is arranged in the tents.

In the early morning we will drive to reach Manali (1920 metres) passing through Keylong covering about 240 kilometres in 6 hours. We will have lunch on the way. Overnight stay is arranged in the hotel at Manali.

Today we will travel around Manali and in the afternoon transfer to Volvo stand, from here catch bus for Delhi. Overnight journey.

Arrival at Delhi by morning.