• Panoramic Ladakh Tour

    • 10 Nights
    • Manali - Keylong - Sarchu - Leh - Nubra – Leh- Lamayuru - Kargil - Srinagar
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    Overview

    This 11 days tour offers you the chance to visit popular destinations of Ladakh which includes Leh, Sarchu, Nubra, Lamayuru,Keylong and Kargil. In these destinations you will have chance to pay visit to famous ancient monasteries and beautiful region of Ladakh. The major highlights of the tour is visit to Nubra Valley and Pangong lake.

    Highlights

    •  Drive past Rohtang Pass, en-route Keylong
    •  Admire the picturesque location of Sarchu valley
    •  Guided tours to Shanti Stupa and Leh Palace in Leh
    •  Visit Diskit Monastery- the oldest and the largest Buddhist Gompa of Nubra
    •  Excursions to Phyang and Spituk Monasteries in Leh
    •  Indulge in shopping at the local market of Leh
    •  Halt at the ruins of the 15th century Basgo Castle, en-route Lamayuru
    •  Visit the monolithic rock -cut statue of Maitreya Buddha in Mulbekh, en-route Kargil
    •  Halt at  Drass- known as the second coldest place on earth, on the way to Srinagar

    Itinerary

    Day 1: Manali - Keylong (117 kms)

    Begin your tour by driving towards Keylong from Manali, crossing the Rohtang Pass (3978 meters). Later, drive through Marhi, Koksar, Sissu and Tandi villages. On arriving in Keylong, complete the check-in formalities at your hotel. Leave for exploring Keylong town that may include Guru Ghantal Gompa, Shashur Monastery, Gemur Monastery etc. Stay overnight.

    Day 2: Keylong – Sarchu (106 kms)

    After morning breakfast on day 2, hit the road to Sarchu, crossing Bara-lacha pass (4890 meters). This road journey is going to be amazing because of the surrounding natural beauty of the majestic Himalayas. Move to your camps after reaching the Sarchu plains. The rest of the day is free- explore the surroundings on foot, admire the picturesque location, indulge in activities of your interest etc. This area is quite popular amongst trekking enthusiasts because of its rugged terrain. Overnight camping.

    Day 3: Sarchu – Leh (251 kms)

    Have breakfast and begin driving towards Leh through Taglang La (5328 meters). Cross the great plains of Moree. After arriving in Leh, complete the check-in formalities at your hotel. The evening is free at leisure-take a stroll around the city center, interact with the locals, visit the local bazaar etc. Stay overnight.

    Day 4: Leh

    The morning of day 4 after breakfast is free. In the afternoon, proceed for sightseeing visiting the Shanti Stupa – a white-domed Buddhist chorten that is not only highly revered as a religious spot but is also well-known for the panoramic views it offers, Sankar Monastery- a Buddhist Gompa, home to around 20 monks. Later, visit the now ruined Leh Palace – the former residence of the royal family, built during the 17th century. The evening is for exploring the local market. Stay overnight.

    Day 5: Leh - Nubra

    Today, get transported by road to Nubra valley through the Khardungla pass (17582 feet). After reaching, in the afternoon, check-in the Camp/hotel. Later, visit the popular Sand Dunes where you can see double-humped camels wandering and thorny bushes scattered all over the dunes. The day’s last visit is Diskit (Deskit) Monastery- the oldest and the largest Buddhist Gompa of Nubra. Stay overnight.

    Day 6: Nubra - Leh

    On day 6 after breakfast, return to Leh. On arrival, check-in your hotel. The afternoon is free for leisure activities- explore the nearby area, interact with the locals, treat your eyes to the mesmerizing view etc. Stay overnight.

    Day 7: Leh

    After breakfast, enjoy excursions to Phyang and Spituk Monasteries. Phyang is a Buddhist monastery housing a 900-yr old museum. Spituk is a Buddhist monastery which is home to around 100 monks and also houses a huge statue of Goddess Kali. Have lunch at your hotel. Post lunch, visit the Hall of Fame- a museum built by the Indian army in the memory of soldiers who died in the Indo-Pak wars. The other visits are the Tibetan Handicrafts Center and the market of Leh. Stay overnight.

    Day 8: Leh - Pangong

    Have an early morning breakfast and leave for a day trip to the Pangong Lake- a beautiful lake with blue waters bounded by snow-clad Himalayan Mountains. Enjoy a leisure walk, admire the surrounding beauty. Have lunch here, explore the lake area. Return to Leh for an overnight stay.

    Day 9: Leh - Lamayuru

    After breakfast on day 9, begin driving to Lamayuru. On the way, halt to visit the confluence of the rivers Indus and Zanskar, Alchi Monastery- a well-known ancient Buddhist monastery that is one of the best preserved ancient Gompas as well and the ruins of the 15th century Basgo Castle. After arriving in Lamayuru, complete the check-in formalities at your hotel for an overnight stay.

    Day 10: Lamayuru - Kargil

    In the morning, visit the lunar landscapes and the Lamayuru monastery- also known as Yuru Gompa, an ancient Tibetan Buddhist Monastery that is home to around 150 monks. Afterwards, proceed to Kargil. En-route visit the well-known monolithic rock -cut statue of Maitreya Buddha in Mulbekh village. This 8 m high statue dates back to 1st century B C. On arriving in Kargil by evening, check-in your hotel for staying overnight.

    Day 11: Kargil - Srinagar

    Today is the last day of the tour.  After an early morning breakfast, begin driving to Srinagar. En-route, visit Drass- known as the second coldest place on earth, often called ‘the Gateway to Ladakh’. Drive past Zojila pass and Sonamarg. After arriving in Srinagar, get transported to the airport.

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    City Guide

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