Day 01 Dazungdum - Madain
From Dazungdum, we travel towards west via Seinkhuwan river valley through difficult route follow the pebble stone and bounders of the river bank across Seinkhuwan river several times via make ship bridge. Seinkhuwan infect is a sizeable creek rather then a river which flows from 3500 meter in to 1300 meter with speedy flow of water which often ends up forming in to waterfalls. One we leave the river bank and start climb one shoulder we will see Madain Tibet village lies at the valley far witnessing the prayer white flags that flips through the valley. Once we get in to Madain we meet perhaps the friendliest people on earth. The Tibetan are of pious Buddhist and friendly. Dinner and overnight at one of the local homes.

Day 02 Madain - Guba
We bit good bye to the villagers and travel further south to Guba, another Tibetan village in the region via Adungwang and Seinkhuwang valley with 4000 plus meter in height, stretching 24 km long and 10 km wide with rather smooth surface with out much sharp ups and downs will be suitable for ski sport. From Guba if we travel further west along Seinkhuwang river we will get to 14200 ft, 4328 meter high Depulakha pass in distance about 15 miles, from where one can travel in to Zaryon river valley of Asam or in to Tibet easily. We have dinner and overnight at one of the local homes.

Day 03 Guba - Dazungdum
We bit farewell to the local and heading our destination Dazungdum via Dakondum camp which situates at 10200 ft, 3050 meters. The view from this place is absolutely fantastic that we may not be able to describe how beautiful it is. It will be just like we see the beauty of Switzerland (similar quote was describe by famous British botanist kingdom Ward in his “Burma Icy mountains) having huge mountains in the back-drop contrast with white snow and blue pine. If we travel during Dec/Mar we shall witness the white, red and yellow Rhododendron in their fullest bloom. Further west we spot Zalaphaung peak completely covered with cotton like snow. We have dinner and overnight at one of the local homes.