Day 2 Khir Ganga to Tundabhuj (3285 m) 5-6 hours Our path leads us through fields of wild flowers. The campsite is beautiful, with lovely waterfalls and deep gorges on one side and steep cliffs and streams on the other. (Overnight in a tent) B/L/D

Day 3 Tundabhuj to Thakurkuan (3560 m) 5- 6 hours We walk along the Parvati River, which we have to cross over a shaky bridge. It continues over pastures and flower meadows. The climb is not steep. Only gradually we gain altitude until it goes down again to the river. Now it gets exciting: With the help of a small cable car we reach the other shore. We reach our camp via small streams and partly dense bushes. (Overnight in a tent) B/L/D

Day 4 Thakurkuan to Udi Tach (3800 m) 5 hours The trekking route is still relatively easy. Further, it continues leisurely along the valley, whereby the scenery with snow-capped mountains on all sides becomes more and more impressive. We pass shepherd’s huts before crossing the raging river over a bridge of rocks. There is a bit of climbing to be done. It takes some time for each participant to be on the other side of the river. Now comes a short steep section and we can now clearly feel the decreasing oxygen content of the air. Afterwards we go on a flat track to our camp, which is surrounded by large boulders. (Overnight in a tent) B/L/D

Day 5 Udi Tach to Lake Mantalai (4116 m) 5 – 6 hours Today, the daily stage is slightly longer than the previous ones. At first, still on a flat track, we have to cross many river arms and streams. The flower meadows give us great pleasure and we meet a lot of shepherds with their herds of sheep and goats. It always goes in the direction of the moraine, which we climb up on the left until we get to the shore of Lake Mantalei. The lake is sacred and the local guides and porters will use the place for a prayer for the success of the trek. Then we continue to the other side of the lake. (Overnight in a tent) B/L/D

Day 6 Mantalai to Camp 1 (4700 m) 7 hours We leave the beautiful campsite and first have to cross a wide river barefoot. After all shoes are put on again, we have a steep, long march to cope with. It goes up on the right side of the valley and every few minutes we have to take a break to calm our breath. We enjoy the great view of countless glaciers. Then we continue over boulders and through another river until we reach the stony camp at the glacier. (Overnight in a tent) B/L/D

Day 7 Camp 1 to Camp 2 (4750 m) over Pin Parvati Pass (5319 m) 7 hours Today we have a long day ahead of us, which is why we start early. The path leads over the glacier and it can get a little slippery and we have to pay attention to glacial crevices. If we are lucky and the sky is clear, we can enjoy the unique mountain panorama throughout the ascent. The descent becomes a bit arduous. Now the clear change of landscape from the green Parvati valley to the dry Pin valley is clearly visible. (Overnight in a tent) B/L/D

Day 8 Camp 2 to Chinapatta Maidan (3900 m) 5 hours Again, the path is difficult to see, but we stay on the left side of the river. We meet shepherds and camp on a flat place with a magnificent view. (Overnight in a tent) B/L/D

Day 9 Chinapatta Maidan to Mud (3600 m) 6 – 7 hours The last day of our trek! It goes relatively flat on a wide path to the last village in the Pintal: You can see the village of Mud from a far distance, but it takes some time until we are finally there. Arriving in the suburb, we visit the traditional small village and rest a little. We camp a little outside of the village, next to a green pea field. (Overnight in a tent) B/L/D

One of the highest villages connected to a road and with electricity. Here yu can observe the traditional life of the villagers of Spit

We also cross 3980 m Rothang Pass