Today post breakfast we start drive towards Jibhi from Manali.Often referred to as a mesmerizing “hamlet” situated amidst the lush green forests and surrounded by variegated mountain, Jibhi is just the right place to relax and spend some peaceful moments with your loved ones. An offbeat place in Himachal Pradesh, Jibhi is untouched by industrialization and surrounded by nature. The dense pine forests, tranquil freshwater lakes and pristine temples make this place worth visiting. You will be spellbound after visiting this place and would not want to leave it. Check-in into Hotel and rest.
Dinner and overnight stay in Jibhi.

After breakfast we drive towards Sarahan. In the evening or next day morning visit Birds Park, Bhima Kali temple, Royal Palace of Sarahan and Apple orchards . You also get to witness the Shrikhand Mahadev View. Night stay at Sarahan

After breakfast we drive towards Sangla which is 97 K. m. from Sarahan. On the way we visit beautiful stations like Karcham Karcham Wangtoo Hydroelectric Project 1, 000 megawatts Capacity, Baspa River Baspa River rises near the Indo-Tibetan border and forms the Baspa Valley and Hydro Electric Project Sangla Valley. Further move towards Chitkul which is 25 km. On the way we visit Kamru Nag Temple, RakshamSituated at a height of 3050 meters and river banks. . Chitkul the last point of India along the India-China Border. In Chitkul we visit Kali Mata Temple. Night stay at Hotel in Chitkul

After breakfast we start our journey towards Kalpa. On the way we visit Reckong Peo, the district headquarter of Kinnaur where you can explore the local market. In Kalpa you can view the Kinner Kailash Mountainselevation- 6050m. visit Chini Village where you would find the ancient houses and temples, Roghi Village which is famous for apricot and chilgoza trees, and Suicide Point. Night stay at hotel in Kalpa. Night stay at Hotel in Kalpa.

Nako is situated at an altitude of 12014 ft above sea level with the back drop of Reo Purgyal, the highest mountain in Himachal Pradesh. Nako is famous for its lake, Guru Padmasambhava has his footprints on a rock nearby and is revered by Buddhists all around the world. Overnight at camp.

We will be entering Spiti valley at Sumdo and little further we will take the link road to Gyu where you will be visiting the famous mummy of the old monk. Later drive towards Tabo, also known as the Ajanta of the Himalayas. Lotsawa Rinchen Zangpo, the reknowned translator is said to have built this monastery. Interestingly the statues are very similar to that of Alchi monastery in Ladakh. Overnight at hotel.

After breakfast you will be visiting Dhankar monastery beautifully perched on a hill top overlooking Spiti river. Today you will be going to Pin Valley and visit Kungri monastery. Pin Valley National Park is established in 1987 and is a natural habitat for endangered species like snow leopard and Siberian Ibex. We will later drive to Kaza, the district headquarter of Spiti valley. Overnight at hotel.

Spend half of your day exploring the local bazaar of Kaza, visit Kaza monastery and later drive towards Losar, the last village of Spiti Valley towards Lahaul. Overnight at hotel/cottage.

Situated at an altitude of 4300 m, this lake due to its crescent shape has got the name of Chandra meaning moon and taal for lake ( the moon lake). We have to cross Kunzom Pass to reach this lake, the Pass that connects Spiti Valley with Lahaul valley. The lake is very famous amongst the trekkers and also a must visit place for the nature lovers. One can also do trek from here to Suraj Taal or Baralachala Pass. Overnight at camp.

Leaving the fresh memories of barren Spiti valley we will now be travelling to the greener belt of the valley – Lahaul. Lahaul is comparatively more fertile and you can see lots of vegetation like potato, green peas, cauliflower, cabbages and now a days the young educated local farmers are well aware of the floriculture. You will be travelling along the Chandra river till Tandi, the Sangam ( confluence of river Bhaga and Chandra) which later becomes Chenab. On your way stop for some breathtaking views of Sissu waterfall and Gondhla fort. Reach Gemur by late afternoon and enjoy overnight at the camp.

Khangsar Khar is another 20 minutes drive from your campsite which is the earstwhile residence of local rulers known as Thakurs. The palace has recently been renovated and is said to have 108 rooms. The palace has a small worship room ( chodkyang ) which is open to public. We will further go and visit Gemur monastery, the largest in Todh valley. Later visit Jispa, a beautiful village on the banks of river Bhaga. Darcha is another 5 km from Jispa and is the last village of Lahaul valley towards Ladakh, the neighbouring district of Jammu and Kashmir. Overnight at camp.

Trilokinath is the most revered temple both by Tibetan Buddhists and Hindus. It is built in early 10 century according to a stone inscription found in the temple recently. The six armed marble statue inside the temple is revered as Avalokiteshwar by Buddhists and Shiva by Hindus. You will be driving through the most fertile valley of Lahaul ( Pattan Valley) and in approx 3 hours time you will reach Trilokinath temple. Further you will be visiting Mrikula Devi temple dedicated to Goddess Kali and is believed to have constructed in the 11th Century. The temple was constructed from a block of wood by the Pandavas during Mahabharat time. Return back to Keylong for overnight stay.

After a short visit to Kardang Gompa, you will be driving back to Manali via Rohtang Pass. Overnight at hotel/cottage.

Visit Hadimba temple, Vashist hot sulpher water, Tibetan monastery and Mall road. Board your bus in the evening with sweet memories of the Trans Himalayan journey.