Day – 1 Drive from Manali to Dhundi. Trek from Dhundi to Palchhani Thatch (14 km / Duration: 1.5 hrs./ Altitude gain: 9,317 ft to 10134 ft)

Leave from Beas Bridge Manali, at 8.30 am. En route, drop your cloakroom bag and collect your rentals at Palchan. You reach your first campsite by 2.30 pm and have lunch there.

Day – 2 Palchhani Thatch to Lohali (4 km / Duration: 4 to 5 hrs./ Altitude gain: 10,134 ft to 11,050 ft)

The trail begins with a steep ascent as you head deeper into the valley. You'll find pine, birch and even some walnut trees. Around an hour into the trail, there's a stream that you have to cross. This also serves as a good water source. After crossing the stream the ascent continues followed by a steep descent. The trail is well marked with blue arrows painted on the boulders. So there's no possibility of getting lost. Further, from here, around 10-15 minutes into the trail, spot a log bridge that connects to the other side of the valley (i.e. Bakarthach campsite). This is just to get your bearings right. You will not be crossing the river at this point. Just stay on the same side of the river, on the right-hand side of the valley beside the Beas River. As you go further you will observe that the tree line has ended and subalpine bushes start. Around 1.6 km into the trek, the entire valley opens up and you can see the boulder sections from where the Beas River flows. You will also be able to see an Ice Wall above the Boulder Sections. Soon, the trail bends towards the right, into the valley. Once you're in the valley, you will see a stream flowing from the valley. Cross the stream and you have reached the next campsite Lohali. Lohali is a scenic campsite surrounded by mountains, it makes an ideal camping spot. Your water source here is the stream which flows beside the campsites.

Day – 3 Lohali to Lady Leg to Beas Kund and back to Lohali ( 5 km / Duration: 7-8 hours / Altitude gain: 11,050 ft to 12,772 ft and back)

Start early as you have to trek a height of around 1798 feet. With the distance being just around 1.6 km it’s a steep ascent to Beas Kund. The trail is well-marked and quite relentless. But the view of the mountains and forests around keeps you company. After around three hours of ascent, you will reach a meadow at an altitude of 12542 ft (3823m), this place is called Lady Leg, which also happens to be the summit camp of Friendship Peak. Rest here for a while and take some pictures. If the weather is clear, you'll get good pictures of Friendship Peak too. As you reach the Lady Leg campsite you will see a trail going to the left side of the meadow which goes all the way up to the highest point, which is on a ridge. It is a 15-20 minute climb from the Lady Leg Campsite. As you reach the ridge look for the lake in the distance. Note that, you won't be trekking to the banks of the lake but you can enjoy the views of it from the ridgeline On a clear day, you can catch a stunning view of Pir Panjal Range and Dhauladhar Range up close. Also major peaks like Hanuman Tibba, Shitidhar, Ladakhi and Friendship Peak stand majestically before you. On a really clear day, you can also see peaks like Deo Tibba and Indrasen down the valley. After spending some time at the summit, retrace your way to Lohali.

Day – 4 Lohali to Dhundi (4 km / Duration: 5-6 hours4 to 5 hrs./ Altitude loss: 11,050 ft to 9,317 ft)

Today’s trek is an easy one, you get back to Dhundi through the route you came up from. It takes 5-6 hours to reach Dhundi. and departure.

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