It was little early to pitch my tent. So I decided to move to Ghana Campsite, which was 3 or 4 km in distance from Ghuni Village. As now i was aware of my pace after walking more than 200 km, So i knew i would cover this distance in less than 2 hours before sunset. However first km made me question my own decision, as it was 3 PM with sun over the head and a steep loose rock patch. After enduring much of exhaustion for 30 to 40 minutes, was able to climb this patch and reach a meadow. From the meadow, you cross a beautiful forest on the ridge and you move north till trail moves from ridge to a slope into a small valley. A stream is visible on the Map near the campsite, however when i reached the campsite the stream was dry. Fortunately, i could see some brick made shepherds camp, 3 or 4 houses. However all of them were empty that time. 

Around 5 PM i reached there and inspecting a place to pitch my tent. In the search of finding a place, 50 meters away i could see a shepherd making a fire. I thought of pitching my tent near him. I sat with him and he offered me tea as well as filled my water bottle. Whenever you see shepherd always pitch near their camp, this gives you the safety at night and you will have a sleep without any worry of wild animals. In addition to it, was offered a dinner for the night.

That was the end of day 1 for the section.

Next morning, I woke up little late as today i had to cover not much of distance. Original plan was to reach Jhinji and camp there. Following the morning drill packed my bagpack. In the breakfast, i had one bottle of flavoured milk and biscuit. As i was leaving, shepherd invited me to have tea. After saying goodbye’s i left the campsite. You climb up a ridge towards east from the campsite some 100 meter steep climb. The trail moves north-west on the slope and slowly curves east towards Chechni Binayak. Again a Saddle on the ridge, From there after hiking down few hundered meters there is a meadow filled with shepherds camp. You get a view in the north direction of Pana village. Trails moves towards north-east till you reach Jhinji Village. Trail is filled with rocky path, dry leaves covering trail and loose rocks but visibility is manageable. I reached Jhinji Village around 1 PM and decided to move to Pana Village as there is lot of time left for sunset. Unfortunately, didn’t find any dhaba in the village. However i was told that there is a homestay and a small shop. From the shop i bought biscuits and decided not to stay at homestay, reason behind it that today i will reach pana and stay there in a hope to find dhaba to have food. I was offered milk by school teacher, which childerens were also drinking. It was little helpful as i was hungry at that time. Trail from the village goes down to Birahi Ganga River, which you cross through bridge. I could see construction work for the road was happening. I Sat there for few minutes and washed myself with cold water of birahi ganga, in a hope of getting lift. After 20 minutes with no luck, starting walking on the road so that i could cover some distance.

From the river, Pana village distance was 9 km. As it was a road, i could cover in less time relatively to a 9km of trail. I walked for 2 km and could see a car coming from below crossing several turns. As soon as it reached near me asked for a lift and was able to get it. They were going towards Irani Village, which is 4 km before Pana Village. I was happy to even cover atleast few kilometers in 20 minutes. From there i started walking on road and reached Pana around 4 PM.