 Nubra Valley
Trekking through the famous Apricot Valley of Ladakh. Exotic Buddhist Monasteries reflection one of the purely surviving Tibetan Buddhism. 1000 year Old Magnificent Murals & wall paintings of Alchi Monastery. Explore Leh the once center of Silk Route Trade. Famous villages of Likir, Hemis-Shukpachen, & Tingmosgang. Drive through barren landscapes.
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04 Nights / 05 Days |
Day 01 : Arrive Leh
Arrive Leh and further transfer to Hotel for overnight stay.Day is free for relaxation. In the evening visit Shanti Stupa and Sankar village. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 02 : Leh - Diksit
Drive 118 Kms. This morning drive, passing through Gangles villages the road then rises to reach Khardongla pass (5600 Mtrs) the world's highest motorable road. The road then paases through a bridge laid on Glacier which finds its way in Guinness Book of world records. In the afternoon visit Diskit monastery which is 515 yeard old situation on a hilltop giving Panoramic vide of the valley and evening walk around town of Diskit. Overnight and dinner at guest House/tents.
Day 03 : Diskit
Half day tour of Sam stalling and Sumur monastery. Lunch at the Tents. In the afternoon visit to Hunder which is famous for its double humped camels. The camels are led in the forest to grace during summer and brought back during winter season. Overnight and dinner at guest House/tents.
Day 04 : Diksit - Leh
Drive back to Leh. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 05 : Depart Leh
After breakfast departure for the onward destinations.
By Air
Leh, the main town of Ladakh, has an airport that receives flights from Delhi, Chandigarh, Jammu and Srinagar throughout the year.
By Train
The nearest railhead from Leh Ladakh is Jammu, approximately 690 km away. Jammu is well connected with rest of the country through trains.
By Road
The 434-km Srinagar-Leh road connects Ladakh to rest of the country. The road remains open for traffic from early June to November.Another road leading to Ladakh is the 473-km Manali-Leh Highway. It remains open for traffic from mid-June to early October.
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