Arrive at Manali. The change and adjustment to the new climate is done meanwhile. A spot for impermanent habitation be given in inn/visitor house.

The most ascended part of the route prior used to take around 2 – 3 hours to arrange. Presently, be that as it may, there is a road,which goes up to the Jobri nala, where the headwaters of the recently made AD hydro power task are found. It goes through apple plantations and woods of blue pine, cedar, oak, fir and chestnut. The towns that the trail goes through – Chhalet, Hampta and Ghoratbari – have an intriguing legend. They are accepted by local people to lie on the entryway to paradise (which a nearby top "Inderkilla" is thought to be). It is trusted that when individuals pass on, their souls need to pass these towns. It is said that individuals here hear hints of crying if the spirit is sentenced to damnation and hints of a trumpet, on the off chance that it is rising to paradise. Trek through high knolls and timberlands of Spruce, Chestnut and Birch to achieve the campground at Uchung Bihadi. (Overnight camp at Uchung Bihadi).

The way to Bhalu Ka Ghera is through Chhika. The trek goes through some stupendous scene to simply underneath the Hamta Pass, on a verdant bank inclining down from the precipices beside a mountain stream. The great glory of prompt surroundings, the closeness of the Tokru-Shakru crests, the brilliant shading of the stones and mountainside, all make this one of the best campgrounds on the course. Chikka additionally has the stream, Alain Nullah, which has its nose in the Hamta Pass. The trail now starts to climb towards Hamta Pass and reaches 'BhaluKa Ghera', which in the nearby vernacular signifies 'Bears cave.' Himalayan Brown Bear sightings can happen here, if one is astoundingly fortunate. (Overnight Camp) .

From here a precarious climb takes one up to the Hampta (Jot signifies "Go," in the neighborhood tongue). From this grandiose pass, which has customarily been utilized by shepherds to traverse to the Lahaul valley from the Kullu valley, a great scene of mountain tops opens up. One can have close perspectives of the Deo Tibba and Indrasan crests from the pass. Additionally unmistakable from here, is an unfathomable swathe of the tough tops of Lahaul rising level upon level. In the wake of investing some energy at the pass, a lofty plunge and a stream crossing conveys one to the campground at Shelaa Ghoru, thought to be one of the coldest spots on the course. (Overnight camp at Shelaa Goru)

After an early breakfast, it is a lackadaisical trek down to the street head at Chaatru, in the Chandra valley. A stream intersection is included amid this drop and the stream must be arranged with consideration, if the water level is high. Chattru is a little settlement situated on the banks of the thundering Chandra waterway and is populated by a couple tented Dhabas, which for the most part supply refreshments and hotel to explorers from Manali to Spiti. From Chattru drive along the bank of Chandra waterway to reach Chandertal Nallah (close Chandertaal ) through Batal which is 3-4 Hrs drive. Camp at Chandertal Nalla.

After breakfast we trek from Chandrataal Nalla Camp to Chandrataal which is only 3 km on a harness way and goes through some genuinely terrific landscape enroute. Reach Chandratal following 60 minutes, we'll go for a little walk around the lake. This circumambulation should very commendable profoundly. Subsequent to investing some energy we trek back to Chandrataal Nalla camp and from here drive back to Manali by means of Batal and Chattru through the Chandra valley till the street joins with the fundamental Manali – Leh Highway close Gramphu. From here it is a tough drive of 16 km experiencing various clasp curves to come to the forceful Rohtang pass. From the pass, drive down to Manali and witness the supernatural occurrence of nature with distrust as you go through rich green snow capped vegetation and woodlands of Spruce and Deodhar once more. Register with your lodging and unwind before starting your ahead excursion. Programme finished.