We'll leave after an early morning meal and go to Balu Ka Ghera. Balu means sand in Hindi, and the track lives up to its name as the short meadow stroll quickly gives way to pebbles and loose rocks, classifying this section of the hike as moderate. The beauty of this walk is that you will be able to observe nature's magic in the shape of stunning sceneries. On the one side, the rushing Jwara river appears to be following your every step, while the majestic Dhauladhar hills invite you closer. In the midst of the lush canopies, a stream of a waterfall would be waiting. As you approach the first part of Balu ka Ghera, known as Chota Balu ka Ghera, the landscape begins to flatten. As you continue travelling, the ground will get more tough, with the rocks becoming increasingly spaced out, making it difficult to navigate. We'll soon arrive at Balu Ka Ghera, where we'll pitch up tent among the mountains beyond which lies the Hampta Pass. We'll have dinner and spend the night under the stars in the evening.

After breakfast, we will go to Sia goru, our next campground. Because the entire path is made up of rocks, the descent is more difficult, which is why we must be cautious. We'll pass over Hampta Pass on the way, which is a magnificent trail with a river running through it. Blooming flowers in rainbow colours are perched on the bank, creating a beautiful image. The Deo Tibba peak will also be visible, calling you closer. We'll begin our descent after taking in the scenery from Hampta Pass. The downward track is made up of loose stones and slick dirt. A winding route will bring you to the valley below, and after a time of walking, you will arrive at the bottom. The opening that appears leads to Sia Goru, where we will camp for the night and spend the remainder of the day at leisure. In the evening, dinner will be given, followed by an overnight stay in Sia Goru.

We will begin our downward walk towards Chatru after an early morning meal. The huge region is devoid of flora, yet the treacherous slopes provide the adrenaline rush that you may be seeking. Because the descent is difficult, you may need to be extra cautious. We'll drive to Chandratal, a gorgeous lake 45 kilometres distant from the campground, once we get in Chatru. The journey, however, would only be feasible if the weather permitted, as inclement weather may be a deterrent. We'll return to Chatru, where we'll set up base camp, after taking in the splendour of nature and doing a brief sightseeing trip. In the evening, dinner will be given, followed by an overnight stay in Chatru.

We will begin our return journey from Chatru to Manali after early morning tea and breakfast. Because the Rohtang Pass is located on this route, you will be able to see it while driving. This drive is made much more enjoyable by the breathtaking scenery. The party will dissemble and part ways with good recollections once they arrive at Manali. Tour has come to an end.