Covering : Umling La, Hanle,Sumur,Hunder,Leh,Pangong & Siachen BC
*Independence Day Celebration at Siachen BC*
Ladakh, often referred to as the “Land of High Passes,” is a remote and mesmerizing region nestled in the northernmost reaches of India’s state of Jammu and Kashmir. Situated amidst the grandeur of the Trans-Himalayan ranges, Ladakh is a land of stark contrasts, where rugged mountains, deep valleys, and vast expanses of barren terrain coexist in breathtaking harmony.
At the heart of Ladakh lies the Indus River, a lifeline that sustains both the land and its people. Along its banks, ancient monasteries perch atop craggy cliffs, their whitewashed walls adorned with colorful prayer flags that flutter in the mountain breeze. These monasteries, such as Thiksey, Hemis, and Diskit, serve as spiritual sanctuaries where Buddhist monks chant mantras, perform rituals, and preserve the timeless wisdom of the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
Beyond the monasteries, Ladakh’s landscape unfolds like a canvas painted by nature’s hand. High-altitude deserts stretch as far as the eye can see, punctuated by shimmering turquoise lakes that seem to mirror the vastness of the sky. Pangong Lake, with its ever-changing hues of blue, captivates visitors with its ethereal beauty, while Tso Moriri and Tso Kar offer serene retreats amidst the rugged wilderness.
Ladakh is also renowned for its rich cultural heritage, shaped by centuries of interaction between Tibetan, Indian, and Central Asian influences. Traditional Ladakhi architecture, characterized by intricately carved wooden facades and flat-roofed houses, can be seen in the labyrinthine alleyways of Leh, the region’s bustling capital. Festivals such as Hemis Festival and Losar (New Year) bring the community together in joyous celebration, showcasing vibrant costumes, lively music, and age-old rituals.
Yet, amidst Ladakh’s timeless beauty and cultural richness, there lies a sense of serenity and solitude that transcends the mundane. Whether trekking through remote mountain passes, meditating in ancient monasteries, or simply gazing at the star-studded sky in the crisp mountain air, visitors to Ladakh often find themselves immersed in a profound sense of awe and wonder, as if touching the very essence of the Himalayas themselves.
| DESTINATION | Date | No. of days | Rate / pax (Min 15) | Notes |
| LADAKH | 27 May to 10 Jun | 15 | Rs. 43,500 | (+AIR/TR EXPN) |
| LADAKH | 09 Aug to 19 Aug | 11 | Rs. 35,200 | (+AIR/TR EXPN) |
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