Itinerary -
Day 01:
Arrive Leh. Greet & transfer to hotel. Afternoon short tour of Leh city (3,500m/ 11,500ft.) visiting the imposing Leh Palace & Shanti Stupa. Overnight in hotel.
Day 02:
Explore Indus valley. After breakfast set off for a day excursion to Indus valley; visit Stok Palace museum, Sindhu Ghat, Thikse and Hemis gompa (monastery). O/n in hotel.
Day 03:
Leh – Khardung la Top – Leh. Morning we drive to Khardung la Top (5,602m/18,380ft.) - the highest motorable road in the world, highlight of your tour. Retrace to Leh for Lunch. Afternoon free.
Day 04:
Leh – Nimoo (rafting). Morning short drive to the rafting point. Time for briefing by the raft guide and experience the thrilling rafting on the Indus river (about 3hrs. on water). De-board the raft at Nimoo village, lunch and then short transfer to Likir. O/n in tented camp.
Day 05:
Likir – Yangthang (trek starts). Morning meet crew and start trek to Yangthang village (about 6hrs.) over crossing Phobe la (3,700m) & Chagatse la (3,849mts.). O/n in tented camp.
Day 06:
Yangthang – Rizong – Uletokpo (trek ends). After breakfast trek to Uletokpo (5-6hr.), en route make a detour of Rizong monastery & Chulichan Nunnery. Arrive at Ule Ethnic Resort and rest of the day relax. O/n in Fixed tented resort.
Day 07:
Uletokpo – Leh. Morning drive back to Leh, en route visit Gurudwara Patthar Sahib, Magnetic hill and Hall of Fame. Afternoon at leisure. O/n in Hotel.
Day 08:
Depart Leh. Morning transfer to KBR airport .
Trip Ends With Sweet Memories !!!
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LEH
Surrounded by the mighty Himalayas and border to Pakistan, Leh the capital of Ladakh is the quintessential holiday destination. It is a heaven for adventure lovers and bikers, where one can engage in some serious trekking, mountaineering, camping, and water rafting and sauntering through the Buddhist monasteries.
Don't Miss
Unknown to many, Leh is a historical hub and has many untold stories within its valleys. The Tibetan art and architecture can be glimpsed at the Leh Palace built in the 17th century, which was home of the royal family until they were exiled. The Leh Monastery and Gompha - 12 of them near the River Indus cannot be missed. Lamayuru - the oldest monastery is believed to have been a sacred site for the pre-Buddhist religion known as Bon. The Spituk Monastery, Shanti Stupa, Namgyal Tsemo Gompa, Shankar gompa, Shey Gompa and Leh Mosque an exquisite work of the Turko-Iranian architecture are worth a visit.