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Project
Himalaya
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| Date |
Date |
Destination & Sightseeing |
Meals |
| JUNE
2009 |
SEPT
2009 |
Project Himalaya (
Over Land Safari) |
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| June 01 |
Sept 01 |
Day
01 Arrive Delhi and Transfer
to the Hotel
Rest of the day is free.
Over night in Delhi |
L/D |
| June 02 |
Sep 02 |
Day
02 Delhi Sightseeing
India Gate,Red Fort,Qutub Minar
Over
night in Delhi |
B/L/D |
| June 03 |
Sept 03 |
Day
03 Delhi Transfer to
the railway station for Express Train to Amritsar
and sightseeing of Amritsar sightseeing Golden Temple,Jallianwallah Bagh,Wagha Border
Over
night in Amritsar |
B/L/D |
| June 04 |
Sept 04 |
Day
04 Amritsar to Shimla
6 to 7 Hrs drive
Shimla enjoy the evening at the Mall a fun place for the
evening
Over night in Shimla |
B/L/D |
| June 05 |
Sept 05 |
Day
05 Shimla Sightseeing
tour Institute of Advance Studies, Sankat
Mochan, Taradevi Temple and Himachal State Museum
Over
night in Shimla |
B/L/D |
| June 06 |
Sept 06 |
Day
06 Shimla to Manali Drive
6 to 7 Hrs
Over night in Manali ( Resort) |
B/L/D |
| June 07 |
Sep 07 |
Day
07 Manali Sightseeing
Hadimba Temple,Jhakoo Temple,Naggar Castle,Roreick
Art Gallery,Vashishth Kund
Over night in Manali ( Resort) |
B/L/D |
| June 08 |
Sept 08 |
Day 08 Journey
to The Trans Himalaya 5 to 6 Hrs drive
Depart Manali early in the morning our first halt
is Marhi A barren landscape offering extensive views
of the valley and the mountains. We proceed to Rohtang
Pass 3790 M is most popular with visitors, being one
of the highest road point and gateway to LAHAUL and
SPITI valleys. Pass remains closed during winter due
to heavy snow from November end to May end. Visitors
can drive upto MARHI below ROHTANG with similar high
altitude topography, forest of Birch, Fir and Spurce.Once
we cross the Rohtang Pass border we are in the Barren
Himalayas with the landscape completely changing Khoksar
is the first village and gate way to Lahaul. We enter
the The valley of Lahoul is situated to the south of
Ladakh. For this very reason this place derived its
name “Lho-Yul” meaning "Southern Country".From
Lahaul Spiti Valley to its south is situated the beautiful
valley of Kullu across the Rohtang Pass (3195Mtrs)
which we have already crossed and the Bara Bangahal
(Kangra) across the “Asakh” pass (5051Mtrs)
.To its north situated the valleys of Zanskar and Ladakh
across Shingola (5090 Mtrs) and Baralacha la (5450
Mtrs) respectively. Its eastern and south eastern boundaries
coincide with those of Spiti and Western Tibet across
the Kunzom Pass (4500 Mtrs). Arrive the Camp are and
retire.Enjoy the Bliss of Himalayan Ranges We
are camping on the other side of the Hampta Pass and
strategically located overlooking the Chandra river.Camping
across the river.
Over night in Camp |
B/L/D |
| June 09 |
Sept 09 |
Day
09 Chattru or
Chotta Dara Camp to Kaza ( 5 to 6 Hrs drive) : Travel
by jeep from camp to Batal to Kaza by jeep over the Kunzam
Pass (4558 m). Batal is situated at the foot
of Kunzum pass, which provides the main approach
to Spiti from Lahaul. The panorama as viewed from the
top of the pass is enthralling and inspiring. On the
way is Bara Shigri glaciers. Bara meaning big and Shigri
meaning glacier in Lahauli dialect. The view of the Shigri
Stream emerging from beneath a huge iridescent archway
of solid ice is a never-to be forgotten sight. Behind
the archway lies the Shigri glacier climbing up to dizzy
height. The glacier is mountainous mass of solid ice,
more than a kilometer wide and extending over a distance
of ten kilometers.Nice view and experience of speeding
wind. KUNZUM PASS provides chief access
to Lahaul valley by the great Kunzum range. The lofty Shigri
Glacier is seen in front in all its grandeur.
The crest of the pass has been marked by a chorten of
stones erected ages ago. The Panorama as viewed from
the top of the Pass is enthralling and inspiring. There
is a temple dedicated to Kali, known as Kunzum Devi.
Rahul was the son of Buddha and the name Lahaul is drived
from Buddhas son Rahul. Proceed To Kaza.
Overnight
in Village Retreat at Kaza |
B/L/D |
| June 10 |
Sept 10 |
Day
10 KI KIBBER Excursion
Tours :Morning visit the Ki
monastery, 12 kms from Kaza. This centuries – old
gompa is a labyrinth of rooms and corridors. It houses
valuable thangkas and offers a panoramic view of the
area. Also visit the small gompa at Kibber,
9 kms further ahead. Kibber at 4205 m has the distinction
of being the highest permanently inhabited village
of the region. In the afternoon, travel to Tashigong
village to see the Chao Chao Kang Nilda peak.
Overnight in Village Retreat at Kaza |
B/L/D |
| June 11 |
Sept 11 |
Day
11 Excursion Tours Kaza
- Dhankar - Tabo - Kaza :Visit the Dhankar
and Tabo monasteries. Tabo monastery is more
than a thousand years old and is famous for its wall
paintings and murals. It is also known as the Ajanta
of the Himalayas. Return back to Kaza in the
evening.
Overnight in Village Retreat at
Kaza |
B/L/D |
| June 12 |
Sept 12 |
Day
12 Kaza to Keylong 7
Hrs drive
Keylong Situated at an altitude of 3350 mtrs., Keylong
is the headquarters of Lahaul and Spiti district of
Himachal Pradesh lying on Indo-Tibetan Border. The
region is strange, exciting, primitive mountainous
and delightful. "Rudyard Kipling" said of
the region "Surely the God live here this no
place for men." The route of Lahaul takes a traveller
the Buddhist Himalayan destinationa crossing the river
Chandrabagha The Lady of Keylong :- The Lady
of Keylong glacier is very popular among visitors.
The name 'Lady of Keylong' was given
by 'Lady Elashainghday' about a century ago during
British ruling. The glacier is situated at an altitude
of about 6,061 meters and it can be seen clearly from
Keylong. It remains covered with snow throughout the
year.But in the middle, there is seen a dark bare patch
that looks like the figure of a womam, walking with
a load on her back. It is also recorded as 'Lady of
Keylong' by the geological survey team of India Travel
to Keylong, en route passing several villages in the
Lahaul valley. On arrival,check in at the hotel in
Keylong. In the afternoon, hike up to the Khardong
village and monastery.
Overnight in
Keylong |
B/L/D |
| June 13 |
Sept 13 |
Day
13 Keylong to Sarchu
7 to 8 hrs drive
Enroute Darcha is situated at the
junction of Yotche nullah and the Zangskar chhu which
takes off from the Shinkun la. Both these nullahs meet
with the main river Bhaga at this place. The valley
broadens out from Darcha. The altitude of Darcha is
about 3500 m. which makes it an ideal base camp for
acclimatisation. Two days acclimatisation at this place
will prove useful for expeditions to Baralacha la and
beyond. Darcha is the jumping off point for treks to
Padum over the Shinkun la or Baralacha la and Phirtse
la and for treks or mountaineering expeditions to Leh
and peaks of Chandra Bhaga series. However no tourist
bungalow or rest house facilities are available on
either side of the nullahs. A police check post is
also there. Darcha is the last village where one can
see sparse growth of trees. Beyond Darcha not even
a single tree can be seen on either side of the highway.
Landscape starts looking desolate and absolutely barren.
Glance at JISPA. This beautiful spot
is 22 kms away from Keylong and 4 kms ahead of Ghemur.
The village is situated at the junction of two nullahs
with the main river Bhaga. Jispa has a very large dry
river-bed, a rarity in Lahaul.Jispa is a new tourism
centre coming up with the monasteries of Yarji and
Photang where his Holiness the Dalai Lama gave the
Kal Chakra sermon a few days back to the Buddhists
all over the world. The mountaineering Institute of
Manali has a sub centre here for adventure tourism.
Sarchu is the last inhabited point in Himachal Pradesh
on the Manali-Leh route- which is regarded as one of
the highest highways in the world. Arrive in Sarchu and
check into your Camp.
Over night in Camp. |
B/L/D |
| June 14 |
Sept 14 |
Day
14 Sarchu to Leh
7 Hrs drive approx : Depart in the morning at dawn. Our
journey through Nakeela & Lachlangla Pass 16,617
ft, Reach Pang by afternoon lunch break at Pang, enroute.
More Plains (Biggest and Highest Plateau on Earth on
Stretch of 42 Kms), Taglang La Pass (2nd Highest Motorable
Road in the World at A Height of 17,585ft) & reaching
Upshi, from here the road follows the Indus River, passing
villages with there terraced Fields and neat- Whitewashed
houses. On a way one notice the ruins have an ancient
Fort or palace or the distant glimpse of gompa on a hill.
And at last reaching Leh .
Over night in Leh.
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B/L/D |
| June 15 |
Sept 15 |
Day
15 LEH Rest day and
short Guided walking tour : Gance at LEH LADAKH - Ladakh, "Land
of the High Passes". Also known as "Little
Tibet", because this former Himalaya kingdom shares
a lot of its culture with Tibet. A fascinating mix of
scenic mountain ridges, ancient buddhist monasteries,
prayerflags and colourful peopleLadakh is a land abounding
in awesome physical features, set in an enormous and
spectacular environment. Bounded by two of the world's
mightiest mountain ranges, the Karakoram in the north
and the Great Himalaya in the south, it is traversed
by two other parallel chains, the Ladakh Range and the
Zanskar Range. Today a high-altitude desert, sheltered
from the rain-bearing clouds of the Indian monsoon by
the barrier of the Great Himalaya, Ladakh was once covered
by an extensive lake system, the vestiges of which still
exist on its south-east plateaux of Rupshu and Chushul.
Over
night in Leh. |
B/L/D |
| June 16 |
Sept 16 |
Day
16 LEH to Alchi transferAfter
breakfast drive to Alchi enroute visit Pathar Sahib Gurudwara,
Basgo palace and Liker monastery. Arrival at Alchi by
afternoon Check In to Hotel. Visit Alchi monastery and
spend rest of the day exploring The Alchi village.
Over night in Alchi. |
B/L/D |
| June 17 |
Sept 17 |
Day
17 Alchi – Lamayura – Leh
After Breakfast leave for Lamayuru (Oldest Monastery
on Central Ladakh Region) enroute where you can view
a spectacular view Mountain Ranges and MoonlandScape.
Back to Leh by evening.
Over night in Leh. |
B/L/D |
| June 18 |
Sept 18 |
Day
18 Leh – Pangong
Lake After Breakfast leave for Pangong Lake14,
500 ft, through Changla Pass 17,350
ft. Third Highest Motorable road in the world,
Over night in Pangong Lake. |
B/L/D |
| May 19 |
Sept 19 |
Day
19 Pangong Lake – Leh
After Breakfast leave for Pangong Lake, A Highest Salt
Water Lake In the World, Shared by Two Countries India
(25%) & China (75%), Enjoy the beauty of lake
on Banks of the Lake while appreciating the Changing
colours of fascinating high Altitude Lake. Enroute Thikse
Monastery & Shey Palace
Over night in Leh. |
B/L/D |
| June 20 |
Sept 20 |
Day
20 Leh – Nubra
Valley After Breakfast leave by 9.00 am drive to Nubra
Valley via Khardungla
(Highest Motorable road in the world, 18,380 ft)
Reach Deskit by Afternoon, Rest of the day Free for exploring
Deskit & Hundur Villages, Two Hump Camel Safari in
Sand Dunes between Deskit & Hundur Village.
Over night in Hundur. |
B/L/D |
| June 21 |
Sept 21 |
Day
21 Nubra Valley – Leh
After Breakfast leave by 10.00 am proceed for Deskit
Monastery and Drive back to Leh by same Route by crossing
Khardungla Pass and visiting Shanti Stupa & Leh
Fort.
Over night in Leh. |
B/L/D |
| June 22 |
Sept 22 |
Day
22 Leh Transfer to airport
and leave back for your Destination with Sweet Memories
of Ladakh Tour end on arrival in Delhi Airport . |
B on flight |
| Cost |
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USD 3200 per person min
2 persons
USD 2600 per person min 4/6 persons
USD 2560 per person min 08/10 persons
All accommodation on twin sharing
Single Room supplement 40 % of per person
package cost |
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| Accommodation in below mentioned Hotels/Similar |
| CITY |
Hotels /Similar |
No. of Nights |
| Delhi |
White House |
02 |
| Amritsar |
Ritz Plaza |
01 |
| Shimla |
Toshali |
02 |
| Manali |
Manali Resorts |
02 |
| Chota Dara |
Camp |
01 |
| Village Retreat at
Kaza |
Banjara |
03 |
| Keylong |
Tashi Delek |
01 |
| Sarchu Camp |
Himalayan Saga |
01 |
| Leh |
Lotus / Ladakh Sarai / Lah
Ri Sa |
02 |
| Alchi |
Alchi Camp |
01 |
| Leh |
Lotus / Ladakh Sarai / Lah
Ri Sa |
01 |
| Pangong Lake |
Pangong Camp |
01 |
| Leh |
Lotus / Ladakh Sarai / Lah
Ri Sa |
01 |
| Hundur |
Organic / Chamba Deluxe Camp |
01 |
| Leh |
Lotus / Ladakh Sarai / Lah
Ri Sa |
01 |
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| Inclusions & Exclusions |
OUR COST INCLUDES:
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* Accommodation in above mentioned Hotels / Similar on Double
Occupancy
* Daily Breakfast . lunch .Dinner ( At times of sightseeing,excursions,Journeys
packed lunch provided)
* Transportation in chauffeur driven vehicle (SUV) with professional
driver for sightseeing, Transfers, excursions, intra city travel,Safari
Tours.
* Local Guided Tours Along with English Speaking Guide
* All Toll ,Taxes ,Parking ,Driver Allowance and gas
* Air Conditioned Train Delhi to Amritsar & Leh Delhi
flight
* Entry Tickets to Monuments
* All Inner line Permit Charges
* (Official Govt Staff if travelling have to obtain permits
on own from your country consulate in New Delhi)
THE ABOVE COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: -
* Expense of personal nature like tipping, laundry, telephone
/fax calls, alcoholic beverages, camera/video camera fee at
monuments, medical expenses, airport departure tax etc.
* Any Insurance
* Any other services not mentioned in the inclusions.
* Road Closure/Land Slides / any Geographical factors that
will affect the tour and any cost increase due to the same
the cost has to be beared by travelers.
SPECIAL NOTES:-
* Hotel Check-In, Check-out time 12:00 NOON
* Prices are subject to change with any increase in the cost and you will be
informed you make a reservations.
* Rates include only those items specified in your itinerary.
* In case on any currency fluctuations or amendment in local Government taxes,
or any fuel hike, we reserve the right to adjust the tour price accordingly before
you make a reservations.
* Once you have made a reservations on confirmed basis price increase is not
applicable.
* Rate quoted in USD is only for information on approx basis final is as per
the INR amount .
* The Safari can be operated on any other date. ( Flexible Date)
* To convert INR into your local currency please call your bank and check the
latest information.
* Booking form has to be filled by each participant. |
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