Start the Tour from Manali. The trekking expedition starts from Manali to Jobra in vehicle. Manali is already at an elevation of 6, 726 ft above sea level. So, it is a good place to acclimatize your body before beginning the trek. It takes an hour and forty hairpin bends to arrive at Jobra. All the necessary items required for the trek like ration, kerosene, medicines and other travel equipments is available in Jobra. Jobra is at an altitude of 9, 800 ft. On the first day you will reach a height of 10, 400 ft and cover up two to three hours of trek.  you will reach a bend that overlooks a lush green meadow strewed with small rocks. Enjoy the surrounding for a couple of minutes and head towards the meadow. The Rani nallah comes into view which flows directly in between the meadow. When You reach Chika overnight stay in camp at Chika.

Rani River: The meadow has the Rani Nala or Rani river flowing in between and on either sides you will see hills with rock faces. Some cows and sheep graze in the meadow which is lined with Maple and Pine trees. Early in the season one may find some snow by the side of the river. The Rani River flowing in the middle makes this place perfect for setting up the tents.

After Breakfast start the trek for Balu Ka Gea from Chika. It will take arround 4-5 hours. The river has snow flows melting and feeding it while numerous sheep and mules feed on the green grass. In front are snow-clad mountains beyond which somewhere lies the Hampta Pass. Walk along the Rani river heading into a rectangular valley. On the way you will find a variety of tiny flowers – purple, yellow, pink etc. The trees are now left behind. It takes about half an hour to cross the valley. Half of the Day trek is finished when you enter Jwara. Enroute also Visit Jwara Valley. After Jwara, the path is a slope covered with snows and rocks. The end of the path is Balu ka Gera. The place is covered with snow and greens whereas the name imply mound of sand. But it is said that this place was formed with the sands and dust deposited by the river. Balu ka Gera is also known as Bed Of Sand. After reach ar Balu ka gera overnight stay at Camp. 

Jwara Valley:  Jwara is a beautiful scenic sheltered valley, huge snow clad rocks at one side and the valley drops down to the river on the other side. You will find snows melting into the river and cattle grazing the land. 

Next day after breakfast proceed to Hampta Pass. Today’s trek can be broken into two stages. The climb to Hampta Pass which is moderately steep followed by a steep descent to Shea Goru. The highest altitude will be achieved on this day at Hampta Pass (14, 100 ft). The trail is along the river side. The view is amazing, tiny yellow and orange flowers give a pleasant picture to the river. The river side trails takes you further to the base and then the actual climb to the Hampta pass takes place. The climb to Hampta Pass is a vertical one and is a hard mount. It will take about 15 minutes to reach the pass. Enjoy for sometime in the pass, relish the beauty around, have your lunch and then get ready for the next descent to Sia Goru. 

The descent is trickier than the journey to the pass. The decline is so steep that you would not be able to locate the base of the mountain, not even by craning your neck. The best possible way to get down is either by sliding down the slope or with the use of ropes for support. The route is a little meandering too. You will also spot Spiti from this point. In an hour and a half you will reach the base of the valley that will lead you to Sia Goru. The valley is secured by snow clad mountains, and the side which is open is Sia goru's way. The trek to Sheagoru is easy on flat land. After reaching the trek overnight stay at Camp. 

Next day after breakfast proceed to Chatru. Sia goru to Chatru by foot and it will take approx 5 hours of easy downhill trek. Sia Goru is placed at an altitude of 12, 900 ft and Chatru at 11, 000 ft. It is a gentle trek downhill from Shea goru. The trail here again is by the side of the river valley between mountain ranges. Chatru can be located at a distance. No vegetations can be seen in the barren mountains. Chatru is a magnificent camping site; it is a concensus of the three passes, Hampta, Rohtang and Spiti. After reach chatru the rest of the day is for your leisure and overnight stay at camp. 

Next day after breakfast Proceed to Chandratal lake. Chandratal lake is famous in Spiti valley.  After visit chandratal lake proceed to Manali. It will take arround 7-8 hours to arrive Manali. After Arrival check into hotel and overnight stay at manali. 

Chandratal Lake: This lake is also known as Moon lake. The sheer blue color of the lake has an amazing effect to the surroundings. The mystical, beautiful, almost always frozen Chandratal Lake is known by a lot of names- Chandra Tal, Chandra Taal, Chander Taal – all of which translates to Moon Lake, a name derived from the crescent shape of the lake. The Chandratal Lake is believed to have been discovered by traders travelling from Tibet and Ladakh to Kullu and Spiti.

After breakfast proceed for visit Rohtang pass. After visit our representative will drop you at Manali Railway Station.
Rohtang Pass: Rohtang Pass is 51 kms from Manali. Located at a height of 3980 Mtrs, on highway to Keylong/Leh. The Pass offers a panorama and spectacular mountain view. once served as a crucial trade route, and still remains the gateway to the districts of Lahaul and Spiti.The Pass is open from mid April to November each year, and provides wonderful views of the entire surroundings. Just beyond the Pass is the Sonapani Glacier and the twin peak of Gaypan. The Beas Kund, the source of the Beas river, a holy site for Hindus, as the sage Vyas is said to have meditated at this spot, is also accessible from the Rohtang Pass.