Covering a distance of 100 km, we will move forward to Gangotri with about 5 hours of drive and we will reach Gangotri. You can roam around, embrace the local culture, and enjoy the ecstatic cuisine. The sleepover will be arranged at a hotel or lodge.

We'll begin our trek to Bhojwasa after an early breakfast at Gangotri. The whole path towards Bhojwasa experiences thick elevated woods and crosses the tree line of Chirbasa. After Chirbasa, the land is barren till Bhojwasa. At the same time, river Bhagirathi goes with us and as we progress further we will find a workable place with the delightful sight of the Bhagirathi gathering of pinnacles.

The trek from Bhojbasa to Gaumukh experiences pine and birch backwoods and rough landscapes. Gaumukh is the mouth of the Gangotri Glacier and the spot from where River Ganga streams down from the ice sheet. After a lofty move from Gaumukh, you'll reach Tapovan. A high-height glade set at a rise of 14,642 ft, Tapovan is a gift for trekkers. Incorporated with wildflowers, wonderful streams, and crowds of blue mountain goats (bharals), with the snow-clad mountains transcending in the background, Tapovan is a flawless campground to investigate and rest.

This will be the fifth day on the trek. This day will be reserved for the purpose of rest and acclimatization.

The course from Tapovan to Nandanvan experiences the rough edges, crevasses, frosty sheets, streams, and wonderful rich green bright valley. The 3 km long and 1.5 km wide Nandanvan fields give perhaps the best perspective on the grand Shivling, Bhagirathi, Sudarshan, and The top.

On our approach to Vasuki Tal, we will cross the Chaturanga Glacier and go over excellent perspectives on Meru and Bhrigupanth. Vasuki Tal is a little half-solidified lying at the base of Mt. Satopanth and Mt. Vasuki Parbat.

The path to Khara Patthar is loaded up with moraines and thick snow beds, Khara Pathar/Suralya Bamak too is surrounded with moraines and we will camp among them.

Despite being a short trek, the elevation makes the walk very extreme. After covering steep moraine tracks, we'll reach Sweat Glacier, situated relaxingly in the midst of breezy mountains and encompassed by the grand pinnacles of Gangotri gathering, Bhagirathi gathering, and Shivling.

This will be the tenth day on this beautiful trek to Kalindi Pass. On this day, we will make our way from Sweta glacier to Kalindi Base. A progressive move through mountains and ice sheets will give you breathtaking views throughout the trek.
Kalindi Base is one of the most beautiful campsites in the whole Himalayas. It proves to be a heaven for photographers. Roam around and entice yourself in the beautiful ambiance of this place. Dinner will be served at night and fun activities will be organized. Overnight stay will be set up in camps.

Then comes a climb of distance 3 km through glacial mountains to reach Kalindi Peak. This is the highest point of the whole journey. The feeling of overcoming all the ordeals on the way to reach the summit is exceptional.

Pass begins promptly in the first part of the day at around 1-2 am and experiences an extremely testing trail loaded up with a day off, precipices climbs, and plunges. In any case, the self-importance of the pass makes each drop of perspiring and perhaps fears, justified, despite all the trouble. The overwhelming perspectives on the terrific pinnacles directly before you and the incomprehensibility of the whole territory will make us expand in wonder. Subsequent to getting a charge out of the excellence of Kalindi Pass, you will start your plummet to Raja Parav which is set at a height of 16,108 feet and camp there.

The declining Arwatal experiences chilly landscapes and it is prescribed that you start the trek promptly toward the beginning of the day prior to the cold water level ascents. Arwatal is a delightful outdoor area beside a lake, set at a height of 12,828 feet.

Ghastoli is a quiet knoll at a rise of 12,454 feet, filling in as the Indo-China fringe. As it is a military station, ITBP camps are set up here. Having seen just greys for such a long time, seeing the lavish green valleys of Ghastoli gives a feeling of satisfaction. We will go through our night getting a charge out of the tranquil view and camp at Ghastoli.

From here we will begin to trek to Mana town which is the last Indian Village in the Indo-china border. A 6 hrs simple stroll of 18 km will take us to Mana Village. 3 km from Mana Village lies the sacred town of Badrinath from where we will drive to Badrinath and visit Badrinath temple.

The next day we will drive back to Dehradun from Badrinath.