Contact Person/ Programme Coordinator
Name- Karthick
Mobile- 09791837744
Day wise Schedule:
Day 1 Reporting (12.00 PM), Acclimatization, and orientation Walk.
Day 2 Leh Local Srinagar Route
Day 3 Leh to Lamayuru back to Leh
Day 4 Leh to Nubra
Day 5 Nubra to Turtuk
Day 6 Turtuk to Pangong (Stay at Drubuk or Shayok)
Day 7 Pangong to Hanle
Day 8 Hanle to Tso moriri
Day 9 Tso moriri to Leh
Day 10 Leh Local
Day 11 Recreation Activities & Checkout after breakfast (09.00 AM)
Inclusion
Tent, Homestay & Guest House
Stay will be Leh, Drubuk or Shayok, Nubra, Turtuk, Hanle, Tsomriri
Food All Meals-BF, Lunch, Dinner, Tea Snacks,
All Inner line permits
Entry Tickets
Tempo Traveler
Group Leader
Oxygen Cylinder
Medical Kit
Exclusion
Not mentioned or Listed In The Inclusions
Places will cover in Leh Ladakh
Leh Palace
Sangam (Zanskar & Indus River)
Magnetic Hill
Spituk Monastery
Leh Local Market
Hall of Fame
Shanti Stupa
Pangong Tso
Khardung La Pass
Nubra Valley
Diskit Monastery
Hunder Sand Dunes
Drubuk
Shayok River
Hemis
3 Idiots School
Shey
Sindhughat
Thiksay
Hanle
Lamayuru(MoonLand) & Monastery
Sokar Lake
Tanglang La Pass
Fotula Pass
Tsomoriri Lake
Turtuk
More Details:Call us: 011-45999020
Whatsapp -9791837744,
Participants will head out to explore some of the most sought after places around leh. Attractions such as Magnetic Hill, Meeting point of Indus and Zanskar river known as Sangam, Spiritual places such as Spituk monastery, Shanti Stupa and Patthar Sahib Gurudwara shall leave you seeking for more. One of the highlights of today is visiting the historic Leh palace as you get fascinating panoramic views of the Magnificent leh and its surrounding areas.
Lamayuru is famously known as ‘Moonland’ due its Moon-like craters and Lunar landscape. Lamayuru monastery is the main attraction here, it is one of the most intriguing places to visit here for sure; being one of the oldest and largest monasteries in ladakh ,it definitely has a lot of stories and legend associated to it. On our way back we visit Fotu la pass one of the two high mountain passes between Leh and Kargil. It is also the highest point on the Srinagar-Leh highway in the Zanskar range, this picturesque mountain pass standing at 4108 metres in Ladakh is a true marvel
On our way to Nubra valley also known as the ‘Orchard of Ladakh’ we cross the mighty Khardung la pass, one of the highest motorable roads in the world. Click as many pictures as you want at the mighty khardung la as long as you can bare the cold. Nubra valley is famous for its orchards, scenic vistas, bactrain camels and monastery. Bactrain camel ride is an experience one should indulge in. Diskit monastery has an impressive 108 foot long Buddha statue facing down the Shyok river. Night time in Nubra valley is even more magical as the starry sky urges you to gaze at it for long durations.
Turtuk is a village on the India-Pakistan border , it is the last outpost of Indian controlled Ladakh and also one of the gateways to Siachen glacier.The route from Nubra to Turtuk gives you a feel of an Alien landscape as it is simply out of this world. Turuk is known for its variety of fruits especially apricots which you can gorge on.The habitat of Turtuk are the balti people who are more than willing to let you know about their culture and history.
The route from Turtuk to Pangong Tso is through barren desert land with distant snow capped peaks and river Shyok flowing parallel all the way. Pangong lake is the most sought after destination in ladakh mainly because of its scenic vistas, geographical significance and “3 Idiots”. The serene lake also offers a good sighting of migratory birds. You will be mesmerized with this majestic lake as it is a natural wonder like no other.
As we head towards Hanle, the size of the mountains start decreasing as you see a series of short mountains clustered together. Hanle houses the Indian astronomical observatory, worlds highest site of astromonical oberservation. We get great aerial views of the village from the monastery and observatory. Hanle is not visited by most visitors in ladakh due to its seclusion and accessibility, but it is definitely the most beautiful,enchanting and soul losing place in India.
Tso moriri lake is the highest altitude lake in the Indian territory making it equally pristine, scenic and calm.This lake is undoubdtedly less visited than Pangong but those who visit are in such awe that they believe it to be more tantalizing than Pangong lake. It is so captivating that it makes you want to extend your stay here just due to its sheer beauty.
On our way back to Leh we visit the fluctuating Tso kar lake which is nestled amidst the mountains and has a rich flora and fauna. Tanglang la pass at an elevation of 5328 metres will be crossed by us as we reach hustling bustling Leh. The town of Leh will great us with honking of cars and populated streets something which we did not witness in the past few days.
Today we see the best of Leh as we visit Thiksey, Hemis and shey monastery. Thiksey monastery is an architectural wonder as it is 12 story complex on a mountain top. The monastery houses plenty of Buddhist literature, artifacts and statues. We also visit the iconic 3 idiots school which was notably featured in the movie 3 idiots. Visiting these historic monasteries is of utmost significance as these are some of the oldest and prestigious structures in Leh.
* Cancellation Policy:
In case you are unable to join this trip you will get 50% of the program fee as a refund, provided your online cancellation request is received before 25 days of your reporting date. http://yhaindia.org/program-cancellation.php
Request for cancellation and refund may be sent through email at trekking@yhaindia.org. Please attach the copy of your Admit Card in your cancellation request email and your Bank Account details.
OR
Offline booking request for cancellation and refund may be sent through post/courier at following address provided it should reach National Office before 25 days of your reporting date.
Trekking Department, National Office
Youth Hostels Association of India
5, Nyaya Marg, Chanakyapuri. New Delhi – 110021
Please attach the copy of your Admit card in your cancellation request.
The seat once booked may not be re-scheduled or transferred.
There is no refund applicable for all the program bookings done if the cancellation is done not before 25 days of your reporting date.
Any unforeseen event/strike or natural calamity will not be considered as a cause of cancellation.
A refund may be given after completion of the programs.