Day 04 : Shimla - Narkanda - Rampur - Sarahan (By road - 5 hours drive)
Morning visit the Viceregal Lodge to witness the British colonial building and culture and also the Himachal. Later we drive 180 km to Sarahan, via Narkanda, a town with a collection of corrugated-iron and timber houses, chai (tea) stalls, and wayside dhabas (eateries), 65 km northeast of Shimla. Once over the pass at Narkanda, the highway winds steadily down the south side of the Sutlej Valley, passing through several fragrant stands of deodar (cedar) and pine forests, into a V-shaped defile towards Rampur, formerly the capital of the princely state of Bhushair. This is beautiful countryside with spectacular views of snow covered Himalayan ranges and unspoiled nature. Sarahan, the erstwhile summer capital of the Bhushair Rajas, sits astride a 2000-meter ledge above the River Sutlej, near the Shimla-Kinnaur border. Set against a spectacular backdrop, the village harbors one of the northwestern Himalaya's most exotic spectacles - the twin wooden pagodas of the gilt-pinnacled Bhima Kali temple.
The Bhima Kali is the most majestic of the few early timber temples left in the Sutlej Valley - an area renowned for its unusual tradition of housing holy shrines on raised wooden platforms. Although most of the structure dates from early this century, parts are more than eight hundred years old. Overnight at the Tourist Bungalow.
Day 05 : Sarahan - Sangla (By road - 05 hours drive)
Morning a 4 hours drive takes us to the valley's largest settlement, Sangla, overlooks the right bank of the Baspa river on the lower slopes of Kinner-Kailash range of mountains. Rest of the Day we will spend exploring the nearby village, with its dense vegetation on mildly sloping mountains. The houses in this village rise from the river, one on top of the other with doors decorated with horns of mountain goats. The village also has a Hindu Temple built next to a Buddhist Monastery. Overnight at a Fixed Tented Camp, with beds, electricity and attached bathrooms.The Sangla Valley was opened to visitors only 10 years ago and the inhabitants have many interesting customs and rituals. The area is virgin and is closed to the outside world during the six months of winter.
Day 06 : Day trip to Chitkul by road CHITKUL (3450 m),
The last and the highest village in this valley, 28 km from Sangla, is noted for its alpine meadows and snow scapes.
Day 07 : Sangla - Kalpa (By road - 4 hours drive)
Morning we drive to Kalpa, which was also the British district headquarters. The magnificent view of the Kinner-Kailash massif sweeps 4500m up from the valley floor - a rugged ridge of sharp gray peaks flecked with folds of ice and snow.
Day 08 : Kalpa - Tabo (By road - 8 hours drive)
Morning, if time and weather conditions permit, we take a trip to Nako Lake, and else we continue our journey to Tabo via Yangthang and Samdho. The scenery along the whole route is breathtaking, changing from dense vegetation to a high mountain desert. Overnight at a fixed tented camp.
Day 09 : Tabo - Lalun - Dhankar - Kaza (By road 07 hours drive)
Morning visit Tabo monastery, which has a 1000 old year history. It is one of the simplest arts of temple building. We also visit the villages of Tabo. We drive on to Lalun and Dhankar. In the late afternoon we drive on to Kaza, the main town in Spiti.
Day 10 : Kaza
We drive to Kibber, situated at a height of 4320 meters, from where we get a beautiful view of the Spiti Tal. We also visit Ki Monastery. This magnificent hilltop monastery at Ki (3800 meters) is the most prominent feature of the Spiti Valley of Himachal Pradesh. The monastery, belonging to the Gelugpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism, is a striking example of monastic architecture that proliferated in the Western Tibetan kingdoms, during the fourteenth century.

ACTUAL TREK
Day 11 : Drive Kaza - Kiber and trek to Thaltak (15135 ft) 7 hours trek from Kiber village up to Thaltak via Dumla.
Day 12 : Trek to Borochin (16610 ft) Base Camp of Parangla pass from Thaltak 7 hours.
Day 13 : Trek Borochin to Dak Kardom(16020 ft) over Parangla (18342 ft) 8hours.
Day 14 : Trek Largyup to Humna (15560 ft)- 7 hours
Day 15 : Trek Humna to Nurbu-Sumdo ( 14810 ft) - 8 hours via Racholamo (15065').
Day 16 : Trek Nurbu-Sumdo to Kiangdom (14910 ft) - 8 hours via Chumak Shelte
Day 17 : Trek Kiangdom to Tso-Moriri (15023 ft) - 8 hours.

POST TREK
Day 19 : Rest Day in Tsomoriri to explore around
Day 20 : Tsomoriri - Chumothang: (By Road - 4 hours ) Morning, leave for Chumothong (3400 meters) via Puga Valley and over Mahe bridge, enroute visiting 350 years old Karzok Monastry. Later visit hot water spring, the village and the Chumothang Monastery. Meals and over night at the camp.
Day 21 : Chumothang - Leh: (By Road 4 hours)
Drive to Leh via Hemis Monastery, the oldest, wealthiest and the largest Gompa in Leh. It also houses beautiful paintings and stupas. Later drive to Leh. (45 Kms - 2 hours), an important religious, commercial center, and military base for the Indian Army, with numerous Buddhist Monasteries all around. Approaching Leh, one can see the broad sweep of the Indus, the snow-topped Ladakh range and the military complexes.
Day 22 : Leh
Morning sightseeing of Leh and Shanker Gompa, including Leh Palace. Afternoon at Leisure. Dinner and overnight at La-hrimo.
Day 23 : Leh
Full Day sightseeing of Shey, and Thiksey monasteries. Shey is situated on the top of a hill and houses the largest victory stupa with a golden top. The statues, made of copper and gilded with gold, are worth seeing. Thiksey Gompa lies on the left side of this road to Hemis. One can have a beautiful view of Indus Valley from the Gompa. Wall paintings of this Gompa are very interesting.
Day 24 : Leh
Full Day sightseeing of Phyang, Spitok Gompas (Monasteries) and Stok Palace. Phyang Gompa is 20 kms from Leh on the right side of Leh-Srinagar road. The beautiful statues and Thankas are worth seeing. Spitok Gompa has some interesting Thankas, which are the pride of this monastery. Stok Palace Museum is about 12 kms from Leh across the Indus River. The elegant four-story palace stands above barley terraces studded with threshing circles and whitewashed farmhouses. Built early in the nineteenth century by the last ruler of independent Ladakh, it has been the official residence of the Ladakhi royal family since they were ousted from Leh and Shey two hundred years ago.
Day 25 : Leh - Delhi. Flight: (9W 610: 0740 / 0855 hours)
Morning depart for airport to board flight to Delhi. Met upon arrival and transfer to hotel. Proceed for sightseeing of Delhi. Overnight at the hotel/depart to the International airport. (Depending upon the flight timings).