Overview
ABOUT PLACE
Ladakh is a high altitude mountainous region bounded by the Karakoram Range from the north and the Great Himalayas in the south. Often described as ‘Moonland‘ on account of the unique lunar landscape, Ladakh abounds in awesome physical features set in an enormous and spectacular environment. For close to a millennium, the region was an independent mountain kingdom of strategic importance. Leh, the royal capital, was a major crossroads of Asia and a stopping point on the ancient migration routes of the trans– Himalayas, connecting Central Asia with the Indian sub–continent. From here, the old caravan routes led westward through Kashmir to the Silk roads, northward across the Karakorum Pass to Central Asia, eastward across the Chang–thang highlands to Tibet and
China, and southward through present–day Himachal Pradesh to the plains of India.
BRIEF ITINERARY
- DAY-1 Departure from delhi to manali
- DAY-2 Manali local sightseeing | overnight stay at manali
- DAY-3 Manali to sarchu
- DAY-4 Sarchu to leh
- DAY-5 Visit shanti stupa, magnetic hills & pathar sahib gurudwara
- DAY-6 Leh to khardung la-hunder-nubra valley-diskit
- DAY-7 Nubra to pangong tso lake via shyok valley
- DAY-8 Nubra to pangong tso lake via shyok valley
- DAY-9 Journey back to manali
- DAY-10 Transfer from jispa to manali | departure from manali to delhi
- DAY-11 Reach delhi by morning
