Day 4 - Bhawa Waterfall to Devkyara (5-6hrs)

From the early morning view until arriving at Devkyara campground, it has been like a fairy-tale come true. The first rays of the Sun will leave you speechless as they descend over the beautiful green fields of Bhawa. Once you begin your walk, the wide valleys begin to emerge, with beautiful green meadows in the valley's centre and huge mountains on each side forming a wall. One of the primary attractions will be the amount of waterfalls you will encounter, which will number in the hundreds, not just one or two. They will be tiny or large, but they will keep coming until you reach the Devkyara campground. The closer you go to Mt. Ranglana, the longer you trek. The Dibra River kisses the route you're walking on in certain places. If the season is appropriate, you'll be wandering through countless fields of red, yellow, and even blue flowers. There are a few boulder crossing portions, particularly right before you reach Devkyara campground. There's a considerable possibility you'll be walking on snow throughout the pre-monsoon season, especially from April to May. There is a descending section just after the boulder zone that leads to the Devkyara campground. It's so big that it doesn't seem like you're in a valley, so think of it as a base camp for climbing Ranglana peak. Ranglana Peak's presence creates the impression of being in an alpine campground, which implies camping at a high altitude close to snow-capped summits, as is common on mountaineering expeditions. Many more snow-capped summits can be seen, which is breathtaking. Explore the campground before retiring for the evening.