LEH
Leh is a great place to visit in India because it’s easy for travelers and has beautiful mountains. The Old Town has many crumbly houses and Buddhist stupas. It’s dominated by a steep and rocky ridge with a palace and fort built in Tibetan style. The busy bazaar area has many tourist shops and restaurants. But if you go down some side streets, you’ll find green suburbs with gardens growing barley. The Ladakhi buildings have flat roofs, sturdy walls, and pretty window frames. They are connected by small paths and streams. Leh’s a place that’s all too easy to fall in love with, but take things easy on arrival. The altitude means that most visitors initially suffer mild headaches and breathlessness. To avoid getting sick from the altitude, drink ginger tea and take it easy when you first get there. It’s not a good idea to climb Palace Ridge or Shanti Stupa in Leh on your first two days unless you’re used to the altitude. It’s a good idea to delay trekking or going on jeep rides over high passes to Nubra or Pangong.
Khardung La
Khardung La is one of the highest motorable passes in the world. At Khardung La you never know when it snows. The weather is unpredictable there. Off course the Kashmiri Tea and noodles that they serve in the cafeteria are enough to put all woes at ease. They even have a Maggi (famous Indian instant noodles) Story written on the front wall. Khardung La is your second point of attraction after Leh for a traveler to Ladakh.
Nubra Valley
The Y-shaped Nubra Valley is located southeast of Reshi and on the banks of the Nubra and Shyok rivers. The average height of this valley is about 10,000 feet. sea level. The name Nubra refers to the region that includes the valleys of the Nubra and Shyok rivers, both above and below their confluence, through many waterways across a wide sandy plain before flowing northwest. Join the Indus River in Baltistan. The Nubra Valley was one of the trading centers on the famous ancient Silk Road that ran through the region. Shaggy Bactrian camels can be seen around the dunes between the villages of Deskit and Hunder, which were used for transportation during the Silk Road era.
Morning transfer to Delhi airport for flight to Leh. Arrive at Leh airport, and check in to the Hotel. Check in to the guesthouse and enjoy a welcome tea. The rest of the day relaxes to acclimatize to Leh's excessively arid altitude (11,500ft/3,505m). If you have first-class experience in altitude, you can switch to brisk walking yesterday afternoon. Overnight at the accommodation.
Another acclimatization day in Leh. Your free day to explore and roam. Do not miss the shopping in Leh.
After breakfast depart for Stok via Choglamsar across the bridge over the river Indus. In Stok, head to the Royal Palace of the Kings and Queens built by King Tsespal Tondup Namgyal in 1825. Inside the palace, you'll find an array of first-rate royal historic decorations, spears, and ancient statues. After walking through Stok Palace, head to Matho village, 10 km from Stok. Visit Matho Monastery built by Lama Tumgpa Dorje in the 13th century. Famous oracles (known as Rongtsan), who were invited from Tibet through the founder of this monastery, nevertheless appear in the reenactment of the monastery's history. After passing through Matho, go down again towards Leh. In the afternoon, head to Shey Palace, Shanti Stupa, and Sankar Monastery in Leh. Overnight at the accommodation in Leh.
After an early breakfast, depart for Pangong Lake (14,500 feet), passing the 17,350-foot Changla Pass, 1/3 of the world's maximum motorway. 1200 hours. Head to Pangong, the world's largest saltwater lake, shared by the nations of India and China. Take away or have a hot lunch. Enjoy the splendor of the lake on its shores while appreciating the changing nuances of the captivating elevated lake. We will visit a camp near Pangong Lake.
After breakfast, we can drive back to Leh sightseeing on the way. We will visit Thak Monastery.
After breakfast, continue to Nubra Valley via Khardungla (the world's tallest motorway, 18,380 feet). Arrive in Sumur in the afternoon. The rest of the day is free to explore Samstanling monastery and Sumur village and take a quiet walk in the village. Night at the camp for the following nights.
Today we explore Nubra Valley, visit Deskit monastery, and Hunder temple, and camel cruise in the Hunder dunes.
After breakfast, continue to the Sacred Lake and Panamik Hot Spring. Then, return to Leh across the Khardungla pass. Night shift at the accommodation.
Transfer to the airport and flight to Delhi. At Delhi, you can opt for your onward journey through us or continue on your own.
- Accommodation with daily breakfast
- Ground transfer & transportation with A/C vehicle
- Sightseeing tour with entry fees at the destination
- Services of English Speaking Guide throughout the trip
- Domestic boat fare & airfares with domestic airport taxes
- International Airfares ( in case of Group Fixed Departures)
- Travel Insurance ( In case of Group Fixed Departures )
- Visa Assistance ( in case of Group Fixed Departures)
- Visa Fees and Services ( in case of customized vacations and individual tours)
- Domestic Flights within home country
- Meals apart from the ones mentioned in inclusions
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
- Camera fees and porter charges if any
- Entry Fees to monuments not mentioned in itinerary
- Travel Insurance ( in case of customized vacations and individual tours)
How to get a Tourist Visa
1) e-Visa
You can apply e-visa to Myanmar online at Myanmar eVisa (Official Government Website) https://evisa.moip.gov.mm
2) Tourist Visa
You can apply for a tourist visa in person at any Myanmar Embassy around the world.
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