Day - 01

Arrive In Delhi

You are met and assisted on arrival, just outside the Arrivals Hall of Delhi’s International Airport and transferred to hotel in New Delhi. Overnight at hotel, Delhi

Day - 02

Delhi To Shimla (1900 M)

Early morning transfer to the railway station to board train Kalka Shatabdi leaving at 07:40 Hrs. Upon arrival in Chandigarh you are met by our representative at railway station and transferred to Shimla by coach or car. Shimla is the capital of Himachal Pradesh and one of the most famous hill stations for the vacation round the year. Shimla is spread across 12 km along a ridge that overlooks terraced hillsides and cultivation, Shimla is magnificently robed in dense forests of oak, pine, fir and rhododendron. In the summer the private gardens abound in flowers in full bloom. Originally a small village with a temple to Shamla Devi as its main attraction, the British developed the settlement for its bracing climate and scenic location to make it the summer capital of India for many years. Overnight at hotel, Shimla

Day - 03

Explore Shimla

Explore Shimla town, Places of interest include The Mall, Shimla’s principal promenade which terminates at Scandal Point, from where the views of the Himalayas are unmatched; the Vice regal Lodge, the erstwhile viceroy's residence, is today the Institute of Advanced Studies. The Shimla State Museum houses numerous art objects from around India including a priceless collection of paintings. The hills surrounding the town offer superb views - a brisk walk up Jakhoo Hill leads to a temple dedicated to Hanuman. Evening at leisure or you could visit the mall. Overnight at hotel, Shimla

Day - 04

Shimla To Sarahan (1920 M) 190 KM

After breakfast, drive to Sarahan The road to Sangla is crudely carved out of rocks and runs parallel to the river that is deep down in the forge. At some places, there is barely enough space for the bus to wriggle through the rough road and the rock above.

Soaked in nature's beauty, Sarahan is flanked on the banks of the meandering Sutlej River. The way to Sarahan through Fagu, Theog, Narkanda, Rampur, and Jeori is extremely scenic-traversing through mountains flanked by steep cliffs on one side and deep ravines on the other, dense emerald pine forests, terraced farms, and Apple orchards. Once in Sarahan, one beholds a range of the snow-capped Himalayan peaks and one of them is the Shrikhand Peak. The rather peculiar thing about this peak is that it is only one whose tip remains uncovered with snow. In the evening, sunrays adorn the peaks and the sight is simply stupendous. In the heart of Sarahan is the temple of Goddess Bhima Kaali, the architecture of which is very akin to a monastery. Overnight in Camp, Sarahan

Day - 05

Sarahan To Sangla - Chitkul (3450 M) 140 KM

The gate way to Kinnaur, Leave for Sangla, also called Baspa Valley. The Sangla Valley, at a height of 2700 meters, embedded like a jewel in Kinnaur District, is hardly 70 km from the Tibetan border. A most exciting thing about Sangla is the clear & close view of the Himalayan Peaks in their pristine glory visible from here. The valley abounds in an amazing variety of flora, fauna, fruits, flowers & cider trees. Its picturesque villages will win your hearts & so will the Kinnaur inhabitants. Worth a view is the 800 years Old Kamru Fort in Sangla. Overnight in Camp, Chitkul

Day - 07

Sangla/ To Recogpeo (2290 M) 38KM

Leave for Recong Peo, the headquarters of Kinnaur district is perched at an altitude of 2290 meters amidst scenic surroundings. There is an ancient gompa-Hu-Bu-Lan-Kar established by Rinchensang-po (950-1055) and a new gompa commemorating the venue of Kalachakra initiation conducted by Kinner Kailash from here is awesome. Visit monastery in town; the majesty of the Kinner Kailash mountain is in direct vision; this is regarded as one of the mythical abodes of Lord Shiva. After visiting the monastery back to the camp site. Overnight in Camp

Day - 08

Recongpeo To Nako (3658 M) 107 KM 06 Hrs.

Transfer to Nako. As we enter in restricted area there for inner line permit and passport will be checked at check post at Jhangi. Road enters Spiti valley after Nako. Drive towards to the Spiti via Khab where the Satlej joins in to the Spiti River. Nako is little off the N.H.22 along a link road; just short of Yangthang is the scenic village of Nako the largest village in the desolate Hangrang Valley. There is a little lake which reflects the stark grandeur of the surrounding hills. Nako, the most charming village offers a magnificent view around. To the north of the village is the monastic complex belonging to the Drugpa order. Overnight in Camp, Nako

Day - 09

Nako To Tabo (3050 M) 67 KM 5Hrs.

Today you are crossing two check posts at Chango and Sumdo, driving through several villages reached at Tabo It is situated on the left bank of Spiti River. In Trans Himalayas Buddhism Tabo sanctity is next only to Tibet’s Tholing gompa. It is the largest monastery complex of Buddhist religion. The millennium celebrations of the monastery took place few years back. It has sculptures, stucco images and wall painting which are similar to the Ajanta - Alora paintings often called the Ajanta of Himalayas. Overnight in Camp, Tabo

Day - 10

Tabo To Pin Valley (3700 M) 58 KM

Drive to Pin valley via Dankhar is situated at an altitude of 3870 m and is 23 km from Tabo. Dhankar monastery in local dialect, a 'Dhankar' in a fort and that is what this monastery once was. Standing high over the valley, this is a superb example of Spiti’s traditional architectural skills.

On the way visit a small Lalung village, consisting a cluster of 50 to 60 houses with a population of 250 inhabitants. The Gompa, which is situated on the top of the village, is invisible from the road.

I the afternoon reach Pin valley it is formed by the Pin River, which rises on the eastern slopes of Pin- Parvati Pass (3500m.) and meets the Spiti River exactly opposite Lingti Village. On the way the Parahio Nala near Pokchung joins it. Parahio valley has several peaks and glaciers and it has been declared as a National Park. From Pin valley one can cross to the Kullu valley over Pin Parvati Pass. Pin valley is much more rugged and barren than the main Spiti valley.

"Pin Valley National Park- Land of Ibex and Snow Leopard" Overnight in Camp, Pin Valley

Day - 11

Pin Valley To Kaza (3600 M) 43 KM

Drive to Kaza the worlds highest wildlife reserve the pin valley national park the land of Ibex, Snow Leopard and the Golden Eagles up to the Kungri village and Gompa it is amongst the main monasteries of the Nyingmapa sect and is considered to be one of the oldest.

Kaza, the sub-divisional headquarters of Spiti, is situated on the left bank of the Spiti River at an altitude of about 12,500 ft. The village is overlooked by steep ridges. The otherwise soporific place hums with activity of tourists during summer, who converge here for permits, current exchange, information, accommodation, petrol and to witness the annual trade fair which a number of visitors compare with the fairs in some of the gompa towns of Ladakh. Besides, Kaza makes a ideal base camp for all treks and tours within the valley. Guides, porters, pack animals and most importantly permits for treks can be obtained in Kaza. It is the capital of Spiti a commercial center of the ancient silk route. Overnight in Camp, Kaza

Day - 12

Visit Kibber And Kye Monastery. (4200 M) Back To Kaza

Visit Kibber, Its claim to fame as the highest village in the world but it's location at an altitude of about 4200 meters is spectacular nonetheless. Set in the Himalayan mountain deserts, near the upper part of the village is a small Gompa (monastery), and the landscape around it is frequently punctuated with prayer flags, chortens, and small cairns decorated with rams horns, all of which adds to the "last outpost of humanity" feeling.

The road up to Kibber passes by Kye monastery, one of the Spiti Valley's most spectacular Buddhist monasteries, and well worth a few hours of your time. It's a fabulous, almost organic building that seems to be part of the rocky outcrop above Ki village on which it sits. Kye monastery is said to be have been founded by Dromton, the founder of Ge-lug-pa sect in the 11th century, it has a fabulous collection of ancient tankhas (Painting). A description of this monastery by a visiting scholar " the airiness of these highest roofs, the isolation from the hugger-mugger village below, the black yak's tail and the bronze statues and the extravagant prayer flags, all these makes one feel that God cannot be far away". Overnight in Camp, Kaza

Day - 13

Kaza To Lossar (4300 M) 56 KM

Drive to Lossar through the several villages of the Spiti valley, last village of the valley, a gompa and village can be visited, situated at a height of 4,300 m, the village is singularly secluded. The neatly white-washed mud houses with red bands look extremely picturesque. The contrast is rendered all the more appealing by verdant fields and willow plantations around the village. There is little in the landscape to betray its position when viewed in summer, embosomed in flourishing crops and herds of Pashmina wool goats. Yaks and horses meet the eye upon the high activities of the mountains, and an ardent sunshine keeps the air looming from the effect of mirage. Overnight in Camp, Lossar

Day - 14

Lossar To Kunzum Pass And Trek To Chandra Tal (4700 M)

Short uphill drives up to Kunzum pass (4700 m) which offer extensive view of the C.B. Shigri range. This pass provides chief access to the Spiti-valley from Lahaul which is separated from the Spiti valley by the great Kunzom range, and from where the Spiti, pronounced Piti, the chief river of the area takes its source. Though higher than the Rohtang Pass, Kunzom is safer and provides easier ascent and descent. The altitude of this pass is about 4590 m. The panorama as viewed from the top is breathtaking. The lofty Shigri Parbat can be seen right in front in all its grandeur. Easy trek for 3 hours leads to Chandratal (Moon Lake, 4200 m) Overnight in Camp, Chandra Tal

Day - 15

Rest In Chandra Tal

Chandratal, also known as ‘Moon Lake’ is one of the most beautiful lakes in the region. Set on a large meadow between lower ridge and main Kunzum range, it offers excellent view of Mulkila mountain range and Samudra Tapu Glacier. The color of water keeps changing through out the day from reddish to orange to blue to emerald green as day passes. Enjoy the walk around crystal clear water lake and discover the life of the legendary Himalayan shepherds (Gaddies) from Kangra valley who are in their summer pasture with their flocks. Overnight in Camp, Chandra Tal

Day - 16

Chandra Tal To Manali 3000 M, 118 KM

Drive through Chandra valley over Rohtang pass (3998 m) the gateway between Lahoul / Spiti and Kullu valley of the God; Rohtang Pass where we begin our descent by the snake-curved road through the pasture of wild flowers and forest of silver Oak, Fir, Popular and waterfalls will accompany till Manali. Manali is a perennial favorite of hippies and Indian newlyweds as well as a starting point for trekkers of all sorts. In Manali we have a day free to explore the new and old towns as well as just relax. Overnight in hotel, Manali

Day - 17

Explore Manali

Once called the "end of the habitable world," Manali is an important hill station of northern India and is the destination of thousands of tourists every year. Its cool atmosphere provides a perfect haven for the ones afflicted by the hot Indian summers. Besides offering quite a few places for sightseeing, Manali is also famous for adventure sports like skiing, hiking, mountaineering, paragliding, rafting, trekking, kayaking, and mountain biking. In brief, Manali-the veritable "valley of the Gods"-is an ideal place for the ones in search of both adventure and comfort. Visit ancient Hindu temples, Nagar castle and Roe rich art gallery, Stroll in Typical village back to hotel. Overnight in Hotel, Manali

Day - 18

Drive Manali To Chandigarh 280 Km – 8 Hrs, Train To Delhi

After an early breakfast we drive to Chandigarh, on arrival you are transferred to the railway station to board the train Shatabdi Express departs at 18.10 Hrs. arriving Delhi at 21.45 Hrs. On arrival you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Overnight in Hotel, Delhi

Day - 19

Dearture Transfer To The International Airport

Full day sightseeing of Delhi or relax in the hotel, in the evening check out from the hotel after dinner, you will be transferred to airport to board your flight back home.

Ladakh Extension (July To September)
Over high passes to the roof of the world, its culture Religion and Magnificent arid landscape make this journey life time memory.

Day - 16

Chandertal To Jispa - 125 KM

Drive along the Chandra river upstream along the true left bank through the several villages Down hill drive to the Gramphu and follow continue to keylong the tribal district head quarter, visit Jispa village and Gompa near campsite built. Overnight in Camp, Jispa

Day - 17

Jispa To Sarchu (4080 M) 90 KM

Leave Jispa after breakfast for Sarchu. From Darcha the road makes a steep ascent to Baralacha pass (4,892m). Atop the pass one can have a stunning view of the snow covered over 6,000 meters Peaks like Chandrabhaga, Mulkila, and Barashigri. Below the Baralacha lies a jewel of lake, called Suraj Tal (lake of the Sun) which is also one of the sources of the river Bhaga. Further on from Baralacha, the landscape changes from the green mountain slopes to the bare mountain sides. An hour's drive from the pass brings you to the vast Sarchu plains and the site for the overnight stay at the tented camp. Overnight in Camp, Sarchu

Day - 18

Sarchu - Karzok Village (4267M) 118 KM

After breakfast drive to Pang. En-route we will drive across the Morey plains for around 60 km till the base of Tanglanla (5400m). At the base we will take a right turn to Karzok village. The day will be at leisure and explorations to the gompa that is quite unique owing to its resident women nuns. The women and nuns here often spend their day making beautiful garments for themselves. The gompa was built in about 1850 replacing an old one that was destroyed during the Dogra invasion. Overnight in Camp, Karzok

Day - 19

Excursion To Tsomoriri -Tsokar

We will take a day excursion to visit the Tsomoriri Lake. The lake is situated at an altitude of 4573m and is shaped as a pearl and contains large mineral deposits. The circumference of the lake is around 36 km, across the shores lie some of the most breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks. In the short summer months, migratory birds such as the bar headed geese and the Brahmini ducks arrive from the plains of India. This is also home to the famous snow leopard which is rarely seen.

After exploring the Tsomoriri Lake we will drive to Tsokar that is about 07 km from here. There is a small gompa at the Tsokar Lake. This brackish water lake has large swampy areas and is known for its salted minerals. Overnight in Camp, Karzok

Day - 20

Drive Karzok to Leh (220 KM IN 6-7 HRS)

Today we head north from this charming village and drive up to the small settlement of Sumdo after which we cross the Mahe Bridge and then continue to the small village of Chumathang famous for its healing hot springs. The scenery is stunning in its stark beauty and surrealistic shaped hills we drive on to Leh where we reach by evening and check into a comfortable Ladakh Sarai, Leh

Day - 21

Explore Leh

After breakfast visit the Oracle of Sabu. In the afternoon visit Leh, a fascinating labyrinth of winding streets and quaint bazaars. The main street is open and airy, with rows of shops on either side. On either side of the market are seen a long line of Ladakhi women in traditional dress and colorful jewelry of coral and turquoise, seated behind enormous baskets, selling vegetables. The spectacular eight-storey Leh Palace looming above, overlooking the town, was built in the 16th century, about the same time as the Potala in Lhasa which it resembles. The stroll through the town is followed by a visit to Sankar Monasteries, about 2 km from the market. It has a number of pure gold icons and richly painted walls. Return to the Ladakh Sarai for dinner and overnight stay.

Day - 22

Full Day Sightseeing of Shey, Thiksey, Hemis

After breakfast explore some of Ladakh's ancient Monasteries. Shey Palace was built in 1645 and is a summer residence for the kings of Ladakh. It is the oldest palace in Ladakh and above the palace is an even older ruined fortress. Located on the second storey of the Monasteries is a large Buddha statue. The seated Buddha is 12 meters high and worked of copper sheets gilded with gold. In front of the Buddha is a large bowl of wax with a central flame that burns for one year before being replaced.

Thiksey Monasteries is the most picturesquely situated monastery in Ladakh, perched high on a hill above the Indus. From here one commands a magnificent view of the valley. The Monasteries possesses a rich and beautiful collection of hundreds of hand-written or painted prayer books.

Hemis Monasteries is one of the most important in Ladakh, the largest and also the wealthiest. It was built in 1620 by the king-architect Singe Namgyal, a great patron of Buddhism. He filled Hemis with golden statues, stupas set with precious stones and thangkhas brought from many places, including Tibet. Hemis has several hundred lamas attached to its subsidiary monasteries. Hemis is the location for numerous religious festivals throughout the year, although the most important one is in summer when a huge thangkha, one of the largest in the world, is hung in the courtyard. It takes about 50 monks to carry the thangkha to its place and unfold it. The thangkha is made of fine heavy silk and embroidered with pictures of various gods as well as of the founder of Hemis. Spectators watch these dances from the upper storey verandas around the courtyard. Return to the Ladakh Sarai for dinner and overnight stay.

Day - 22

Fly To Delhi

Our representative will collect you from the hotel in the morning and transfer you to the Leh airport to board the flight to Delhi.

Upon arrival in Delhi you are met by our representative and transferred to the hotel. Take a full day sightseeing of Delhi or relax in the hotel. Overnight at hotel, Delhi

Day - 23

Departure Transfer To The International Airport

Full day sightseeing of Delhi and in the evening you will be transferred to airport to board your flight back home.