
Their own words, with the page and the date we found them on. We check that they published it — not that it happened.
500
“INR 500 per bag per day”
mandatory extra fee
“mandatory trek insurance fee”
One itinerary, with its price and fine print.
Some details weren't fully stated on their pages — verify the fine print.
| Day | Route | Trek | Drive | Altitude | Night |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D1 | ManaliArrival, briefing, document check, equipment check. | — | — | 2,050 m | Hotel |
| D2 | Manali → BakarthachDrive to Dhundhi, then trek onward. | — | — | 3,300 m | Camp |
| D3 | Bakarthach → BakarthachTraining and acclimatization day. | — | — | 3,300 m | Camp |
| D4 | Bakarthach → BakarthachLoad-carrying acclimatization cycle. | — | — | 3,300 m | Camp |
| D5 | Bakarthach → BakarthachSummit day, then return to camp. | — | — | 5,289 m | Camp |
| D6 | —Buffer day for weather delays. | — | — | — | — |
| D7 | Bakarthach → ManaliReturn drive to Manali. | — | — | — | Travel |
Per person; GST 5% extra.
Same trek, different fine print — worth two minutes.
extensive medical kit carried by the team
“equipped with an extensive medical kit”
oxygen cylinders at campsites as backups
“large oxygen cylinders as backups”
AMC-certified trek leader
“AMC-certified Trek Leader”
team tries to return trekkers to the nearest motorable road
“return to the nearest trek base”
Manali pickup to Dhundi by shared vehicle, paid separately
“shared by trekkers for a pre-decided amount”
Bakarthach/Dhundi to Manali by return vehicle
“drive return to Manali”
their site, checked 29 Jul 2026
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