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After breakfast at Dharchula in the morning, we drive to Dar. En route one passes mini and micro hydel projects (many streams and water falls). This is the starting point of our trek towards Dar (7000 ft). During the trek we walk across plenty of wooden bridges to cross some streams. The first glacier waits for us 4 kms from Dar. The first day ends at a stream at Urthing. You might spot wild animals on the other side of the river Dhauli (50 mts from our tents). The stream flows right through the camp. Stay overnight at the camp.

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After breakfast we set our feet towards Naglin. After trekking through the mountainous forests, we stay at the village at Naglin. We experience some of the local delights, food, cultural evening (local dance, music). The place gets its name from its literal translation Nag (cobra) + ling (phallus). The sinuous mountains bear stripes on their faces, resembling the most revered breed in
snakes in the region, Nag. Lunch enroute.

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After breakfast we follow the trail/pass through lush green forests, sprinkled with flowers of rare colors. We walk past the village Bailin, where we stop to examine how the natives harness a mill, with medieval technology. We have our lunch and
carry on, to cross a glacier. The Dhauli river roars in the silence of the mountains. Numerous flocks of sheep, yak can be seen grazing around, on our way to the Base Camp.

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After a lazy breakfast and exploring the bugyals around, we set out towards the Panchachuli glacier (2 kms trek). We spend as much time as we want, around the icy giants, have lunch and head back the camp.

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Retrace our path.

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We reach at Dharchula by the afternoon. From here you can continue towards your destination.