Leh Ladakh

• Indus Zanskar Sangam – the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers.
• Shey Palace – formerly a summer retreat for the kings of Ladakh.

Explore the historic Diskit Monastery, the oldest and largest Gompa in Nubra Valley. Discover Turtuk Village, the last village in Ladakh near the LOC, offering a unique cultural experience. Visit the mesmerizing Pangong Tso, the most popular lake in the Ladakh region, renowned for its color-changing hues from blue to green. Shey Palace, once a summer retreat for the kings of Ladakh, stands as a testament to the region’s royal history. The Shanti Stupa, a peace monument of Japanese Buddhists inaugurated by the Dalai Lama, offers serene views and a tranquil atmosphere. Finally, witness the stunning Indus Zanskar Sangam, the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers, showcasing nature’s majestic beauty.

• Day 1 /

  Leh

  Arrive at Leh, the largest city and capital of the Kingdom of Ladakh. This region is famed for its towering passes, dramatic mountain ranges, and stunning landscapes, earning it the title of "paradise on earth." Upon arrival, take some free time to acclimatize to the high-altitude environment of this cold desert region of India.

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• Day 2 /

  Leh

  Discover the enchanting city of Leh with a visit to its iconic landmarks. Explore the serene Shanti Stupa, a symbol of peace inaugurated by the Dalai Lama, and soak in its tranquil ambiance. Experience the mysterious phenomenon of Magnetic Hill and pay homage at the revered Pathar Sahib Gurudwara. Witness the majestic confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers at the Indus Zanskar Sangam and delve into the heroic tales of the Indian armed forces at the Hall of Fame War Museum (subject to operation). In the evening, immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Ladakh with a captivating folk dance performance (subject to operation).

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• Day 3 /

  Leh – Khardung La Pass – Diskit – Nubra Valley

  In the morning, we embark on a journey to Nubra Valley, also known as Dumra, situated to the north of Leh. Accessible via the renowned Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable roads globally at 5,359 meters above sea level. Upon crossing Khardung La, we reach Diskit Monastery, the oldest and largest Gompa in Nubra Valley, celebrated for its exquisite architecture, intricate frescoes, and wall paintings. Here, we also visit the Future Buddha, a remarkable 108-foot statue of Lord Buddha. Passing by the Shyok River, we arrive at Nubra Valley, renowned for its pristine natural beauty, stunning lakes, apricot orchards, and charming surroundings. This picturesque valley is famous for Bactrian camels and Quad biking. If time permits, you can enjoy these activities at an additional cost.

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• Day 4 /

  Nubra Valley – Turtuk Village – Nubra Valley

  Today, we embark on an excursion to Turtuk Village, where the landscape, culture, language, clothing, and even the physical features of people undergo a drastic change as we technically enter the Baltistan region. Turtuk is the Indian-administered part of the Baltistan region, captured by the Indian army during the 1971 war. Situated near the Line of Control (LOC), it holds the distinction of being the last village in Ladakh. Additionally, Turtuk serves as one of the gateways to the Siachen Glacier. In the evening, we return to Nubra Valley, reflecting on the unique experiences of the day.

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• Day 5 /

  Nubra Valley – Pangong Lake

  Journey to Pangong Tso, the renowned lake in the Ladakh region, celebrated for its high altitude and ever-changing hues from shades of blue to green. The brackish waters of this lake support minimal micro-vegetation and lack aquatic life. However, it serves as a crucial breeding ground for various bird species, including numerous migratory birds. Extending over 100 kilometers from China's Tibet region to India, the lake offers a mesmerizing spectacle of nature's grandeur. Spend the night at Pangong, immersed in the tranquility of this majestic lake.

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• Day 6 /

  Pangong Lake - Leh

  In the morning, we journey back to Leh. Upon arrival, our first stop is Shey Palace, a former summer retreat of the Ladakhi kings. We then visit the serene Indus River, followed by a visit to Hemis Gompa, a renowned monastery in the region. Lastly, we may also visit the Rancho School, subject to its operation.

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• Day 7 /

  Departure from Leh

  Board your flight back home as the tour comes to an end.

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