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Day 1: Manali to Barshaini and trek to Kalga

When you arrive in Manali by 10 a.m. and depart for Barsheni Village, which is surrounded by thick pine forest and lush pastureland, the adventurous trip will take on a pleasant tone. You will next proceed to Kalga village, which is a half-hour journey from Barshaini. We will stop for lunch at the Manikaran Gurudwara, where you can also visit the neighbouring hot springs. The gurudwara serves hot langar, which you should absolutely taste. After lunch, we’ll travel to Barshaini, from where we’ll begin our climb to Kalga. Please note that there is internet access at Kalga and that your lodging will be at a guest’s home.

Day 2: Kalga to Kheerganga

On the second day, you will continue on the long trek from Kalga and cross the bridge where you can glimpse the River Parvati. Pin Parvati pass trek is a thrilling adventure that allows you to have fun while trekking and take in the breathtaking scenery. The track winds through dense forest and includes a steep ascent that takes more than 30 minutes. The climb continues until you reach a point when it makes a reasonable V curve and the restroom is on your left. It takes another ten minutes to hike up to Khirganga, which is located on tending pastureland. You’ll also come across a maggie spot where you may rest and refuel. The entire trail is a moderate incline through a variety of Pine, Oak, Horse Chestnut, and Walnut trees, with a few difficult sections. The walk from Kalga to Khirganga is 10 kilometers long and takes about 6-7 hours. Tents will be provided once you arrive in Khirganga.

Day 3 : Kheerganga to Tunda Bhuj

Today’s walk will begin with a tough ascent to Tunda-Bhuj, from where you can see the Parvati River flowing down the mountain’s left flank. The route will take you through a lengthy meadowland, and the chirping of birds will fill you with joy. The route from Khirganga begins with a steady incline for about 20 minutes after crossing the first creek. The temporary bridge across the mountains can then be seen. There is a tiny tent along the path where the local wholesaler sells things. After 30 minutes, you will emerge from the forest and be greeted by meadow land and a magnificent view of the dell. You’ll now follow the hill’s high crest. The trail will swirl through the hilly terrain after you reach the summit, and you will see the vast Parvati valley in front of you. This is the penultimate overpass you will encounter before arriving in Tundra-Bhuj, which is located at a high altitude of 10,500 feet above sea level. There are massive mountains covered in snow, and the scenery is breathtaking.

Day 4: Tunda Bhuj to Thakur Kuan

The scenery view of Tunda Bhuj is beautiful, but the distance is challenging because the bridge is long and time-consuming to cross. Following up the peak after crossing the bridge to the other side of the creek takes some time. The steady climb takes 15 minutes as you pass through an inclined rocky meadow region. Trekking in Manali reveals the beauty of a stunning landscape view and enhances the picturesque beauty. As you continue on the trail, you will reach a higher elevation, where the landscape view will be breathtaking. After an early morning crossing of the Pandu Bridge, take a 15-minute stroll down to the Parvati River on your right, passing past the fields. By dusk, you will have arrived at the Thakur Kuan, which is located at a high altitude of 11,000 feet above sea level.

Day 5: Thakur Kuan to Odi Thach

After a good night’s sleep, you’ll feel fantastic the next morning as you prepare for the activities ahead. You’ll pass through a terrain zone before encountering many streams. On the left side, you will locate the Parvati River, which is really picturesque. Then you’ll enter the Thakur Kuan region, which is surrounded by orchard blossoms and small trees and may be seen on the other side of the Parvati River. The Pandu bridge, which is the most difficult stretch, is reached after 1.5 hours of walking.

Day 6: Odi Thach to Mantalai Lake

We’ll be covering a distance of 12 kilometres today, which should take us about 7-8 hours. This trail is a little muddy and can be treacherous at times, so go with caution. After crossing the muddy surface, you will get to the moraine area. It has a difficult ascent that needs a lot of physical effort. As a result, it’s critical to climb at your own pace. The Parvati River begins near Mantalai Lake, where you can also visit a tiny temple. The next campsite is only 45 minutes away.

Day 7: Mantalai Lake to Summit Camp

You’ll travel over high rocky terrain and glaciers after leaving Mantalai Lake before crossing the river channel, which is a very tough stretch of the journey. Then you’ll climb to the right side of the slope and follow the 9-10 hour-long trail. It takes around to climb the 14850-foot mountain above. Then you’ll embark on a tiring trip to the composite region, which will be made more difficult by the steep rocks. After that, you’ll reach base camp, which is surrounded by rich vegetation and big glaciers. You’ll spend the night at base camp, where you’ll recover for an hour before eating a fantastic dinner.

Day 8 : Summit Camp to Pin Parvati Pass

The trail now ascends for an hour, passing by a glacier and a rock face. After three hours of steady rising, you will reach the pass’s top elevation of 17,500 feet, from which you can see the Pin Valley and Srikhand Mahadev. The trail will lead you through flurry and ice fields covered in grasses, as well as steep rocks and stone. At this point, you must exercise extreme caution because there are several substantial paths that pass dense woodland lane and untamed areas. Moving on, you can see the Dibibokri and Kulu Makalu ranges, which are covered in big mountains and ice and look quite fascinating and eye-catching.

Day 9: Pin Base to Tiya

The majority of the hike is a moderate descent. It’s a barren region surrounded by lofty peaks. The Bhaba Pass trail will be seen from this path. The atmosphere of your Tiya campsite is great, however it becomes very cold at night. It is vital to layer properly while sleeping in your tents.

Day 10: Tiya to Mud Drive to Kaza

Today, we’ll journey to Mud, the last settlement in Pin Valley. The walk down the road is relatively level. After landing in Mud, we’ll drive to Kaza. We’ll make the required pickup arrangements and then drive to Kaza. You will be staying in a guesthouse in Kaza.

Day 11: Kaza to Manali

The familiar road will be used to return to Manali, with the journey beginning at 4 a.m. Transportation will be paid for separately from our fees. Between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m., you’ll arrive in Manali. After 7:30 p.m., you can book your flight.