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Highlights of Ladakh
Jul 09 to Jul 17, 2022
Aug 06 to Aug 19, 2022
Sep 03 to Sep 16, 2022
This is an itinerary which covers most of the highlights of Ladakh in an action-packed 14-day package We start our trip from New Delhi with an overnight Volvo to Manali, a lush Himalayan Hill station famous for its apple orchards After a day of relaxing and local sightseeing in Manali, we embark on an epic 2-day trans-Himalayan road trip to Leh rated as one of the finest road trips in the World crossing 5 high passes with stunning scenery
We have a day’s rest to recoup from the driving when we checkout the famous monasteries and palaces in Leh The next 2 days we visit the northernmost tip of India - Nubra Valley which used to be a major stopover for traders during the silk route days Enjoy rides on the double-humped camels there and visit Diskit monastery with the...
Jul 09 to Jul 17, 2022
Aug 06 to Aug 19, 2022
Sep 03 to Sep 16, 2022
Jul 09 to Jul 17, 2022
Aug 06 to Aug 19, 2022
Sep 03 to Sep 16, 2022
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Led by: Vishwas Raj
Markha Winter Walk Feb 05 to Feb 13, 2022
During the middle of winter, in the high altitude arid mountains, when the peaks and valleys are covered in snow, and the trees stand all bare, it feels like the Himalaya is in deep meditative state! A state which exudes an aura of peace and serenity so profound that it pervades into the being of every traveller who cares to visit
We discovered this trip accidentally in the winter of 2017, when our scheduled trip to Chadar got cancelled due to excessive snowfall and we had to think of alternatives and zeroed on Markha Valley Markha Valley is generally a summer favourite and has few takers in winter with its illustrious cousin the Chadar trek drawing all the attention of trekkers To our good fortune, what we chanced upon to our delight when we walked the Markha...
Feb 05 to Feb 13, 2022
Feb 05 to Feb 13, 2022
Activity:
Led by: Vishwas Raj
Slice of Ladakh
May 21 to 29, 2022
Jun 04 to 12, 2022
Aug 20 to 28, 2022
Sep 03 to 11, 2022
Ladakh - a rugged land of high passes and mystic A land that grows on you each time you visit A land you can never get enough of
“Slice of Ladakh”, as the name goes is designed specifically for travellers visiting Ladakh for the first time Travellers who just want to test the waters before they invest more time into a substantial adventure The adventure is designed to cover most of the highlights of the region in an active manner We trek along the Sham Valley with its green villages and warm Homestays, bike down the highest motorable pass- Khardung La and take a day rafting trip down the Zanskar A perfect trip to excite and engage...
May 21 to 29, 2022
Jun 04 to 12, 2022
Aug 20 to 28, 2022
Sep 03 to 11, 2022
May 21 to 29, 2022
Jun 04 to 12, 2022
Aug 20 to 28, 2022
Sep 03 to 11, 2022
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Led by: TBD
Markha Valley Trek
Jun 04 to Jun 12, 2022
Sep 03 to Sep 11, 2022
If you had to choose just one trek to do in Ladakh, it must be the Markha Valley Trek It’s not “the most popular trek” in Ladakh without reason Right from ease of access, remoteness of valley, wilderness experience and just the feel of trekking in Ladakh - it is all there on this trail The long hours of walking in wind swept arid landscape with green villages suddenly appearing as a welcoming Oasis, is exactly how trekking in Markha is Right in between the valley is the quaint Tacha Gompa perched high up on a cliff adding some mystic to this trek What really adds to the experience is the presence of little hamlets along the way affording a high degree of interaction with the hardy natives This is the first valley where the concept of homestays was pioneered in...
Jun 04 to Jun 12, 2022
Sep 03 to Sep 11, 2022
Jun 04 to Jun 12, 2022
Sep 03 to Sep 11, 2022
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Led by: Vishwas Raj
Ladakh – Bike, Hike, Raft Custom Departure
This adventure is specifically designed for the active traveller, somebody who relishes a destination while being on the move For anybody who wants to get a good feel of Ladakh up and close, and in action mode
We spend the first 2 days acclimatizing to high altitude, something mandatory after arriving in Leh The next 2 days are for mountain biking down the highest motorable road to Leh and then on to Likir, the start point of our trek 2 days of trekking to follow, through Ladakhi villages with green cultivated fields and staying in homestays for the night A great way of getting to know the local lifestyle and interact with the natives of Sham Valley
Before going on to our last adventure, we take a long and beautiful drive through Suru and Zanskar to reach Padum, the...
Custom Departure
Custom Departure
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Led by: TBD
Nubra Valley Trek On Request
A section of the ancient silk route that connected China to
middle Asia
Nubra - the famous ‘Valley of flowers’ of Ladakh
Crossing of the high eternally snowbound Lasermola
Pass(5400m)
Sand dunes of Hundar and double-humped Camels
Massive Maitreya statue at Deskit monastery
Ancient monasteries and palaces of...
On Request
On Request
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Led by: TBD
Stok Kangri Climb No Departures
Stok Kangri at 6153m is a superb introduction to high altitude mountaineering in the Himalayas It is considered a trekking peak that can be attempted without being bogged down by the technicalities and skill of mountaineering On the other hand, Stok Kangri can prove to be a serious challenge depending on the snow and weather conditions on summit night
In recent times this mountain has garnered so much popularity among amateurs and novice climbers, that it could easily be considered as the “common man’s Everest”! The most important aspect to consider while attempting Stok Kangri would be the acclimatization to high altitude At 6153m, the peak is very high while the Base Camp itself is at a height of 4900m, as high as some passes one would encounter on a...
No Departures
No Departures
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Led by: TBD
Complete Chadar Trek On Request
The Chadar Trek is a phenomenal winter expedition Period
If Ladakh is a remote Himalayan region of Indian Himalaya, then Zanskar would be called the remote region of Ladakh! The region gets its name from the Zanskar river that cascades through the stunning Zanskar Gorge famously referred to as ‘The Grand Canyon of Asia’ Zanskar river is a tributary of Indus and is popular for whitewater rafting and kayaking in the Summers In the winters, the temperature in this cold, arid desert plummets drastically falling as low as -30 degree celsius forcing the Zanskar to freeze on the surface Thus the top layer forms a veil of ice referred to as ‘Chadar’ by...
On Request
On Request
Activity:
Led by: Vishwas Raj
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