We start the journey from Dhungri, about 1.5kms from Manali. The present trip contains strolling through thick Deodar woods. It is generally a difficult ascension. We'll stop for lunch on a dazzling rough edge giving a lovely perspective on Manali town and its encompassing pinnacles. Lama Dugh is a stunning glade ringed by Maple, Spruce and Oak while stands of Silver Birch are further up in the Hill-side. Lavish green Lama dugh is a knoll encircled by thick timberland. The glade has a little cabin worked by backwoods division to house the woodland watch who at times visits the territory. Overnight in camps.

Presently the path rises steeply through forest and glades with wild elevated blossoms thronw for what it's worth. In transit splendid bushes of rhododendron and birch make ready to the edge after which you get to the campground. Be seen that this is the territory of Himalayan bear. Have your lunch and go to investigate the environmental factors. Starting here one can have a grand look at Manali, arranged on the left bank of River Beas and of the entire upper Kullu valley, which shows up wrapped in the various shades of the period. Overnight in camp.

This day start promptly toward the beginning of the day after breakfast , culmination Khanpri tibba (4022m) and afterward go further to visit the holy Lake of Hindus Rani sui. The lake at Rani Sui is a little mountain pool with a 360 degree perspective on the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar Ranges. The lake is otherwise called Saurkundi Lake. The little lake is downpour and snow-took care of with no outlet. Lake gets totally frozen in winters. It is encircled by tremendous knolls with now tree cover. The district is well known for Himalayan spices. A numerous shepherds camp in the area during mid year months. Overnight in camp.

Wake up to a lovely morning and appreciate the dawn. Post breakfast, proceed with as far as possible downhill till the Shangchar Village, south of the lake, from where the jeep will get us and take us to Manali.