Boincha (6762 ft) to Obra (7641 ft) - Hours:3 Km: 3.4 The first day of the trek begins with a quick drive of about three hours to get to Boincha, which is where the trek begins. The ride takes you through pictersque villages of the Sankri. The confluence of the Dibra River and the Supin River occurs at Boincha. Along the Dibra Gad river, the route is to the right. A concrete bridge will transport you to the other side of the Dibra River after a 30-minute trek. Once you cross the bridge there is a small section of steep ascent which merges with another trail. After over one more concrete bridge, you will eventually be returning to the main route on the opposite side. From this point the trek is pretty basic, there is a gradual ascent to the campsite. There are some spots for you to sit and enjoy alongside the Dibra Gad river. The Obra Thatch campground is located in an open field in the valley's middle. Retire for the night in tents.

Hours:7 Km 8.13. The length of this day and the amount of elevation gained will be the greatest of the whole expedition. You will enter a deep, enchanted pine forest that is a constant ascent as you leave the Obra campground. The ground level of the forest is covered with long grasses which makes it very engaging till the time you cross the forest section. It's a long day, so divide it into two parts. The first half is essentially before lunch, and there isn't much change there other from a few patches of pine and maple trees. After a difficult ascent via stones, the route completely alters. The valley widens to a broad area encircled by enormous mountains. The mountains begin to emerge in the distance, covered in snow. You are now in the magnificent campground known as Bhawa Waterfall, which is breathtaking. The mountains begin to emerge in the distance, covered in snow. You are now in the magnificent campground known as Bhawa Waterfall, which is breathtaking.Overnight stay in the camp.

Hours: 5 Km: 5. The beginning of today, from the early-morning vista to arriving at the Devkyara campground, is like something out of a fairytale. As soon as you begin your trip, vast valleys begin to emerge, revealing gorgeous, rich green meadows in the valley's centre and enormous mountains on each side that are fashioned like a wall. One of the main attractions will be the of waterfalls you will encounter , they will keep coming until you get to the Devkyara campground. The further you walk the more you get closer to Mt. Ranglana. The Dibra River at some sections kisses the exact trail you are walking on. The presence of Ranglana peak gives the vibe of an alpine campsite. There are many more snow-capped peaks that are visible which is stunning. Overnight stay in campsite.

Hours: 5 Km: 5 Get up early morning. Leave your baggage behind so that you may hike up to a spot that is about two hours from the campground since you will be returning to the previous camping, which is Bhawa waterfall. The word Dev Kyara means Settling point for God. After exploring this location, return to Devkyara camping and continue your short two-hour trek to Bhawa waterfall campsite. Bhawa waterfall is such a pretty campsite. Enjoyn the campsite ,and stay all night.

Hours: 6 Km:12 This last day will be a long and continuous descend till the very starting point of this trek. Repeating a path is not at all awful because you have a fair chance to relive the woodland trek on the last day. Boincha by late afternoon and then you will be ending your journey by taking a vehicle to head back to Sankri village which is again a 3 hour drive.

Then we will start our drive to Dehradun before 8am. Say goodbay this beautiful trek.