
Their own words, with the page and the date we found them on. We check that they published it — not that it happened.
Fees or permits for non-Indians are excluded.
“Fees or permits for non-Indians”
One itinerary, with its price and fine print.
They don't publish a batch size.
Some details weren't fully stated on their pages — verify the fine print.
| Day | Route | Trek | Drive | Altitude | Night |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D1 | Manali → ChikaDrive to Jobra, then trek through forest. | — | — | 2,950 m | Camp |
| D2 | Chika → Balu Ka GheraGradual ascent through meadows and forests. | — | — | 3,600 m | Camp |
| D3 | Balu Ka Ghera → SehagoruCross Hampta Pass at 4287 m. | — | — | 4,000 m | Camp |
| D4 | Sehagoru → ChatruTrek to Chatru; drive to Chandratal and back. | — | — | 3,300 m | Camp |
| D5 | Chatru → ManaliReturn drive to Manali. | — | — | 2,050 m | — |
Listed as starting price per person with terms and conditions.
Same trek, different fine print — worth two minutes.
Trekkers are advised to carry their own first aid kit.
“First aid kit”
Emergency evacuation charges are excluded from the trek cost.
“Any kind of emergency evacuation charges”
Manali → Jobra by road; inclusion section says shared transport but also says Dehradun-Dehradun.
“Manali to Jobra by Drive”
Chatru → Manali by road at trek end.
“drive from Chatru”
Chatru → Chandratal → Chatru drive is included in the itinerary.
“Drive to Chandratal”
Moderate trek; some physical fitness and endurance required.
“some level of physical fitness”
Campsites have basic toilet facilities.
“basic facilities like toilets”
their site, checked 18 Jul 2026
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