Duration: 10 Days (Delhi- Chandigarh - Manali- Keylong- Sharchu- Leh- Delhi)

The mountain tour of 10 days from Delhi to Chandigarh, Manali, Keylong, Sharchu and Leh is a marvelous trip in, which travelers view, the panoramic mountains embracing the picturesque valleys and how the snow covered hills are explored by adventure treks.

Day 1: Arrive Chandigarh / Manali
En route, visit to the Palace and ancient Sikh temple. Arrive Manali. Check in the hotel and overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 2 / 3: Manali sightseeing
Morning tour to the Hadimba or Dhungiri temple, Gadhan Thekchoking Gompa, Old Manali, Temple Of Manu, Rohtang Pass, Tibetan Temple and the Arjun Gufa. Night stay at the hotel.

Day 4: Arrive Keylong
Travel to Keylong, the village amidst fields of barley and buckwheat and the headquarters of Lahaul and Spiti district. Visit the Khardung Monastery, the Bhaga River and the Shashur Monastery.

Day 5: Arrive Sharchu
Trek downhill to Sharchu, a small Newar town and visit the Vajra Jogini, a beautiful temple nearby.

Day 6: Arrive Leh
Morning, drive to Leh. Check in the hotel and overnight stay in the hotel.

Day 7 / 8 / 9: Discover Leh
Day at leisure, so you could get used to altitude, evening - visit to Market and Leh Palace. Next morning sightseeing tour of surrounding areas. Overnight at hotel in Leh. The last day is to depart back to Delhi.

Day 10: Return to Delhi
Day free for shopping in Delhi. Evening transfer to International airport for flight to onwards destinations.

Duration: 18 Days

Day 01 : Delhi - Chandigarh - Kullu - Manali
(2050 mts) (3 hrs by Train and 8 hrs Drive) New Delhi to Chandigarh by Shatabdi and further transfer to Manali. Evening exploration of Manali mall road, overnight at hotel.(Hotel B&B)

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. The Kulluis in brightly patterned puttoos, Tibetan women wearing ankle-length rainbow-striped pinafores, Nepali porters, Buddhist monks, and even the odd party of Zanskaris, swathed in fusty woolen gonchas, muddled together with souvenir-hunting Indian and Western tourists-all add up to the welcoming hubbub of Manali.

Day 02: Manali (Local sight seeing)
Hadimba Temple: Manali has many attractions but the chief centre of interest, historically and archeologically, is undoubtedly the DHOONGRI TEMPLE dedicated to goddess Hadimba.

Manu Temple: 3 kms. from the main bazar in old Manali lies the temple of MANU RISHI. It is believed that this is the only temple of Manu in India, who was the creator of human race on the earth.

Tibetan Monasteries: There are 3 newly constructed colorful monasteries, where visitors can buy carpets and other Tibetan handicrafts. Two are located in the town and one at the left bank of Beas river.

Vashist Hot Water Springs And Temple (3 Kms): Vashist, a small village located on the left bank of river Beas towards Rohtang pass is worth a visit. It is renowned for its hot springs and temples. Nearby is the pyramidal stone temple dedicated to Vashist Muni.

Day 03: Manali - Darcha
(3,300 mts.) (147 Kms/7-8 hrs drive) After breakfast drive to Darcha. Across Rohtang Pass(3,980 mts.) which is the gateway to Lahual, Spiti, Pangi & Zanskar Valleys. 8 hours drive through Lahual valley. Overnight at Camp.

Day 04 : Darcha (Trek Starts) - Pa Lahmo
(3,450 mts.) 4 hrs After breakfast trek to Pa-Lahmo.o/n camp. Darcha is the last village of Himachal Pradesh on the way to Leh. It is the starting point of Darcha to Padam trek.

Day 05 : Pa Lahmo - Zanskar Sumdo
(3,600 mts.) 7 hrs After breakfast trek to Zanskar Sumdo. o/n camp.

Day 06 : Zanskar Sumdo - Chumik Nakpo
(4,060 mts.) 7 hrs Darcha After breakfast trek to Chhumik Nakpo. Walk towards the stream flowing from Shingo-La. o/n camp.

Day 07 : Chumik Nakpo - Lakhang Over Shingo La
(4,060 mts.) 9 hrs After breakfast trek to Lakhang over the Shingo-La Pass. Over night Camp.

Day 08 : Lakhang - Kargil
(4030 mts.) 6 hrs After breakfast trek to Kargiak. Over night Camp. Passing beneath the face of the Gomborangoo, descent easily towards Kargiak on the right bank. The first village of Zanskar Region.

Day 09 : Kargil - Purni
(3,700 mts.) 6 hrs After breakfast trek to Purni. O/n camp.

Day 10 : Purni - Phuktal - Purni
After breakfast trek to Phuktal Monastery built under a huge cave and back to camp. Over night Camp.

Phuktal Monastery, one of the most spectacular sights in Zanskar. Phuktal belongs to the tradition of the Gelupas(yellow-Hat Monks).The monastery is like a honeycomb, cut into a cock under a gignantic grotto, and has 70 monks. in the caves over the monastery, there is a water hole whose water level never receds, even after taking out any amount of water from there. Water is said to have healing powers.

Day 11: Purni - Pipula
(3650 mts) 5 hrs After breakfast trek to Pipula. Over night Camp.

Day 12 : Warsangdo - Pishu
(3,600 mts.) 6 hrs After breakfast trek to Raru. Over night Camp.

Day 13 : Raru Padam
(3,500 mts.) (Trek Ends) 6 hrs After breakfast trek to Padam. Padam is a Sub-divisional Head Quarter of Kargil district of Jammu and Kashmir. Visit Bardan Gompas, one of the oldest gompa in the region. trek ends here o/n camp.

Once the capital of the ancient kingdom of Zanskar, Padum (3505 m) is the present day administrative headquarters of the region. With a population of nearly 2000, Padum can be described as the most populous settlement of Zanskar, otherwise a very scarcely inhabited valley. Incidentally, it is only in Padum that there is a community of Muslims constituting nearly half the township's population, its origin in the area dating from mid 17th century. Lately, Padum has become a famous as a major trekking base and a popular tourist destination.

Day 14 : Padam - Kargil
(2704 mts.) 240 Kms/8 hrs Drive After breakfast drive to Kargil. Overnight Hotel.

KARGIL (2704 m), 204 kms from Srinagar in the west and 234 kms from Leh in the east, is the second largest urban centre of Ladakh and headquarters of the district of same name. A quite town now, Kargil once served as important trade and transit centre in the Pan-Asian trade network. Numerous caravans carrying exotic merchandise comprising silk, brocade, carpets, felts, tea, poppy, ivory etc. transited in the town on their way to and from China, Tibet, Yarkand and Kashmir. The old bazaar displayed a variety of Central Asian and Tibetan commodities even after the cessation of the Central Asian trade in 1949 till these were exhausted about two decades back. Similarly the ancient trade route passing through the township was lined with several caravanserais.
Day 15 : Kargil - Leh
(3505 Mts) 234 Kms/8 hrs Drive After breakfast drive to Leh. Over night Hotel.

Leh: Leh is the fascinating capital of the Autonomous Hill Council of Ladakh, also known as Little Tibet. The important monasteries to visit in and around Leh are Shey, Thiksey, Hemis, Spituk, Samkhar as well as the Shanti Stupa, Stok Palace and main Bazaar. The Leh palace dominating the town was the former home of the Namgyal Dynasty. The monastic festivals are very popular and Hemis, Phyang and Lamayaro festivals in summer are visited by lot of tourists who throng to see the Cham Dances.

Day 16 : Leh (Local sight seeing)
Fullday visit of Hemis/Shey and Thiksey monastery. Leave after breakfast for fullday visit of Hemis/Shey and Thiksey monastery. Pack lunch will be served. Overnight in Hotel.

Hemis the position of Hemis monastery lying in a small isolated valley south of the Indus, belies its importance. As headquarters of the Drukpa (Old Buddhist) order, it administers monasteries throughout the whole Ladakh - from the Indus to the Zanskar valley and from the Markha to the Sumdah valley. Hemis was established at the behest of Senge Namgyal in the early 17th century and since than has enjoyed the patronage of the royal family of Ladakh. It providesmonks as caretaker for royal monasteries at the Basgo, Leh and Shey palaces.

Shey- the former palace of upper Ladakh before Leh was established, this site commanded an important vantage over the Indus valley. Since 1834 however, after the royal family moved to Stokh, much of the palace and fort fell into disrepair; even the marshland immediately below was once a clear lake.

Thiksey - one of the most imposing monasteries in the Indus valley, Thiksey was part of the original Delgupta order in the 15th century. The monk's quarter's stretch right the way along the hillside beneath the main assembly hall. The library at Thiksy is supposedly one of the finest in Ladakh and a multi - denominations Gompa has recently been constructed - proof indeed of the continuing vitality of Buddhism in Ladakh

Day 17 : Leh (Local sight seeing)
Leh Palace: The palace is a distinguished monument and a historical building.The nine- storeyed palace was built by the 17th century illustrious ruler of Ladakh Sengge Namgyal.

Jama Masjid: The historical mosque is situated in the heart of Leh town. It was built in 1666-67 A.D.consequent to an agreement between the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb and then ruler of Ladakh, Deldan Namgyal.

Spituk: The gompa stands prominently on the top of a hillock,8 Kms.from Leh,and commands a panaoramic view of the Indus Valley for miles.Many icons of Buddha and five thankas are found in 15th century monastery.There is also a collection of ancient masks,antique arms,and an awe inspiring image of Mahakal.

Phyang: The monastery is situated 17 Kms.from Leh on the Leh-Kargil road.It was built by Tashi Namgyal in the later half of the 16th century A.D.and looks like a place from a distance.The gompa belongs to the Red Cap sect of the Buddhists. Hundreds of icons of Budha are kept on wooden shelves.

Day 18 : Leh - Delhi
In the morning fly back to Delhi.

North of the Great Himalayan range, amongst a tangled knot of jagged mountains, lies a rugged and fascinating land, the once independent kingdom of Zanskar.

Sandwiched between the Indus Valley and the main crest of the Indian Himalaya, this remote and inaccessible setting, well guarded by snowy mountain passes, has kept alive an archaic form of Tibetan Buddhism which flourishes in chain of far-flung monasteries, most of which occupy spectacular fortified locations, high on rocky ridges in isolated valleys.

Lovely high meadow camp sites and dry desert land, high passes and snow-capped peaks stunning scenery, Buddhist monasteries and picturesque villages with their irrigated fields of barley and potatoes, and fascinating encounters with the Zanskari people turn a trek in this area into an unforgettable experience

Day 01 Arrive Delhi,
where you will be met and transfered to your hotel. (Hotel B&B)


Day 02: Delhi - Leh (3500m)
by plane.

Day 03: Visit Leh
A whole day at leisure in Leh. You can visit some of the most famous and oldest monasteries of Ladakh (15th and 17th century), Thikse, Shey and Hemis and take a walk to the colorful bazaar. Overnight at Hotel.

Day 04: Leh - Kargil (3700m)
by bus.

Day 05 Kargil - Padum (3600m)
by bus.

Day 06 Padum - Karsha (3600m)
A pleasant walk through fields. On the way we will visit Pepiting monastery and the Karsha Gompa--one of the most important in Zanskar and dating back to the 15th century. We have beautiful panoramic vistas of the full Himalayan range.

Day 07 Karsha - Pishu (3470m)
We progress along the Zanskar river

Day 08 Pishu - Hanumil (3380m)
An easy-going walk along the right bank of the river takes us to Rinam village. We continue to the tiny hamlet of Hanumil.

Day 09 Hanumil - Purfi La (3950m) - Snertse (3850m)
Up and down over a steep path.

Day 10 Snerstse - Hanuma La (4950m) - Lingshet (4000m)
After a steep climb we reach the Purfi La pass, from where the panorama towards the Ladakhi and Zanskari ranges is quite impressive. Visit of Lingshet monastery.

Day 11 Lingshet - Camp before Singue La (4550m)
We start a long and gradual ascent to the Netuke La pass (4280m), where we have a wonderful view towards the Nierag valley. The trail then descends shortly to reach Skimpata and Gongma villages, then climbs steeply to reach the second pass, Khyupa La (4300m).

Day 12 Camp before Singue La - Singue La (5050m) - Photoksar (4200m)
An amazing spectacle of hanging icefalls. We descend towards the Photang river and progress through barley fields.

Day 13 Photoksar - Sirsir La (4850m) - Hanupatta (3760m)
Photang valley turns into a gorge labyrinth, which forces us to make a detour via Sirsir La pass. Three shortens mark Hanupatta and its giant hundred-year-old cedar, flanked by colorful prayer flags.

Day 14 Hanupatta - Wanla (3250m)
We head down towards the Photang valley and climb up to the Panjila pass(3410m). We finally descend to Wanla and visit its tiny monastery.

Day 15 Wanla - Lamayuru (3420m)
Visit of the monastery at Lamayuru, which is the biggest in western Ladakh and was built in the 16th century on the site of a much older temple. The gompa is very well kept and famous for its many colorful wall paintings.

Day 16 Lamayuru - Leh (3500m)
by bus.

Day 17 Leh – Delhi
by plane. (Hotel B&B)

Day 18 At leisure in Delhi.
Safety day for your international flight. (Hotel B&B)

Day 19 Transfer to airport
and fly back home.

This is one of the most popular and beautiful treks with an easy access. The trail will, in many places, reveal the impact of the collision between the Indian subcontinent and Eurasia, resulting in unique rock formations rife with beautiful colors. The area is home to rare and endangered Himalayan wild lives. This trek also provides an opportunity to glimpse traditional villages and livelihoods of the Ladakhi people.

Day 01: Arrive Delhi
Arrive Delhi On arrival met at the airport and transfer to the hotel. O/N stay at hotel.

Day 02: Delhi - Leh
Early morning transfer to Domestic Airport to connect the flight for Leh. On arrival met at the airport and transfer to the hotel.In the afternoon a walk around Leh town (3500mtr) includes a visit to Leh Market, Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa & Leh Gompa - This walk shall help us in a getting acclimatized at this height. O/N stay at the hotel.

Day 03: Leh - Spituk to Zingchen (4-5 hours)
After an early start from Leh, we will travel by jeep to Spituk, where horses will be waiting to carry our equipment. The trek will begin along an old jeep road into a parched and exposed region, so water and sunscreen are absolutely vital! After plodding through the shattered land for 3-hours, we will enter the lush Zingchen Valley, where the Rumbak River flows into the mighty Indus. Further into the valley lies our campsite, in the two-house hamlet of Zingchen (meaning 'big field'). The rest of the day may be spent relaxing, or even taking a dip in the stream.

Day 04: Zingchen to Ganda La base (3-4 hours)
Today we will enter Hemis National Park, where we may be fortunate enough to get a glimpse of wild lives as diverse as the snow leopard, lynx, Ladakhi Urial (a type of goat), arghali (great Tibetan sheep), blue sheep, red fox, Tibetan wolf, dhole (wild dog), marmot and mountain hare. After paying the entrance fee, we will climb gradually through a beautiful gorge that will unveil the imposing Stok Range from time to time. Before reaching Rumbak, we will stop at a teahouse run by women from the village. After a warm cup of tea, we will continue through Rumbak, and pass by the house of Yurutse village, before reaching camp at the base of Ganda La (4545m). From our campsite, we can see a spectacular view of Stok Kangri and the whole of the Stok range.

Day 05: Ganda La base to Skiu via Gandala 4900 m (6-7 hours)
After a light breakfast, we will begin our 2-hr ascend to Ganda La; views of the lofty Zanskar and Stok Ranges will leave you breathless. The usual chorten and prayer flags mark the top of the pass, where one may see blue sheep and marmots roaming the hills. After a short rest, we will make a gradual hour-long descent to Shingo and break for lunch. We will finish the day by hiking through a spectacular gorge before pitching camp at Skiu (3300m). Within this idyllic village lies an old monastery and ruins of an old castle (once a rest stop for the Royal family on their way to Srinagar).

Day 06: Skiu to Markha (7-8 hours)
The Markha valley trail continues past old stone-mills, a ruined castle and the auspicious monastery of Techa, which is proudly perched on a towering cliff that looms above Markha, well worth visiting if we have the energy! The path then intersects the river several times before cutting through the last hamlets in the valley. After leaving the village of Umlung, we will be afforded our first view of Kang Yatse (6400m), which will stay in sight until we cross Kongmaru La. After we break for lunch in the village of Hangkar (the last in the valley), we will press onward to the lovely green pasture of Thachungste, where we will camp.

Day 08: Thachungtse to Nimaling (4 hours)
Today the trail will lead us up to the beautiful plateau of Nimaling, where the people of the Markha Valley brings their herds to graze during the summer months. At 4700m, Nimaling is the highest camp on the trek, giving us spectacular views of Kang Yatse to the right, the Zangskar Range and the Markha Valley below.

Day 09: Nimaling to Shangsumdo via Kongmarula 5200 m (7 hours)
After a hearty breakfast, we will cross Kongmaru La, the highest pass on the trek. Here we have a wonderful view of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The 2-hour descend is quite steep, but will gradually level as we enter Shang Gorge, with its strange and otherworldly rock formations. More river crossings bar our way before we arrive at the sour-spring of Chuskurmo (used in traditional medicine by the Amchi doctors). After a break, we will pass through a couple of villages before reaching Shang Sumdo, where we will spend our last evening together. Enjoying the camaraderie and an excellent beer!

Day 10: Shangsumdo to Leh via Martselang (2 hours trek, 1 hour drive)
Our spirits lifted by a successful trek, we will enjoy a pleasant 2-hr walk along a jeep road to Martselang, where the jeep will pick us up for Leh. Upon arrival we check in at our pre arranged hotel for overnight stay.

Day 11: Leh Sightseeing
Proceed for Indus Valley monastery tour. We start with a visit to Shey, the ancient capital of Ladakh. The monastery here has a huge gold-gilded statue of Buddha Sakyamuni with a large silver lamp burning in front of the statue. Then we visit Thiksey Gompa, an impressive complex rising tier upon tier on a hill above the village. The monastery has a beautiful 30 m high gold-plated statue of Maitreya Buddha, the Buddha of the future. Drive further to visit the famous Hemis Gompa, founded in 1630's by Stag-tsang-ras-pa under the royal patronage of Sengge Namgyall. Hemis is one of the largest and richest gompas of Ladakh. The two-day festival of monastic dance in June-July has raised the reputation of Hemis particularly high. The festival is dedicated to Guru Padmasambhava, popularly known as second Buddha and responsible for spreading Buddhism in the Tibetan world. Later we visit the Stok Palace, the Royal residence of the King of Stok & the Museum that has a rich collection of Ancient Ladakhi artefacts including old Thangkas, precious stones, arms and armoury, the Queen's necklace and the crown of the King of Ladakh among others. Overnight stay at the hotel in Leh. (Breakfast & Dinner)

Day 12: Leh - Delhi
Transfer to the Airport to catch the flight for Delhi. Upon arrival met at the airport and transfer to the hotel.In the afternoon sightseing tour of delhi.O/N stay at hotel.

Day 13: Delhi - Agra - Delhi (220 Kms. - 04hrs - One way) - Optional Tour
After an early breakfast, we drive at 0730 hrs to Agra, the erstwhile capital of India under the great Mughals and known for The Taj Mahal It has always fascinated Indians and foreigners alike. On the way we visit Sikandra (Tomb of Emperor Akbar). At Agra after lunch (own lunch) We visit the incredible architectural excellence of Taj Mahal, built by emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. Next we visit Agra Fort - Built principally as a military establishment by Akbar in 1565, the red sandstone Agra fort was partially converted into a palace during Shah Jahan's time. Though the principal structure was built by Akbar, many more additions were made by his grandsons. This massive fort is 2.5 kms long and is considered as the predecessor of the Delhi Red fort. After Visiting the fort we drive back to Delhi at 1700 hrs. Upon arrival in Delhi. Finally we will have farewell dinner and later we transfer you to the International airport. (Breakfast & Dinner)

Day 14: Depart Delhi
Transfer to the airport time to catch flight for onward destinations.

(18 Days / 18 Nights)

The region of Sikkim in the north-east of India evokes visions of the last Shangrila on earth. Cut off from the main stream of life for centuries. It has enabled the state to preserve its rich cultural and natural heritage from the impacts of modern civilization. This tour takes to Gangtok, the capital city of Sikkim from where one can get the first view of the mighty Kanchen D Junga mountain, the third highest peak in the world at 8444 mtrs. In Sikkim we visit monasteries, handicraft emporiums

Day 1 : Delhi
Meet on arrival and transfer to hotel. Rest day at leisure. Overnight at hotel.

(12 Days / 11 Nights)

This is a moderate trek with a scope for varying the duration to suit ones time. It is taxing but not impossible to reach Hamta pass, the highedt point of the trek. The attractions on this trek are many: Naggar the Russian painter, poet and philoshopher Nicholas Roerich lived here many years. The small art galan enchanting village with a magestic little Castle, The Castle, now a hertage hotel also housing a museum, a pass Hamta and Barlachala crossing with a great view of legendery lake Chander Tal.

Day 1 : Manali to Hamta village
Morning drive to Naggar. On arrival start trek to Hampta village. Arrive and overnight at camp.

Day 2 : Hamta to Chhika (3000 m)
Start trek to Chhika which is situated on a grassy bank slopping down from the cliffs, it is an ideal location for the end of the day-march. Arrive and overnight at camp.

Day 3 : Chhika to Balu Paddar (3800 m)
Morning trek to Balu Paddar. The impressive grandeur of immediate surroundings, the nearness of Tokru Shakru peaks, the wonderful coloring of the rocks and mountain side mark the trek. Arrive and overnight at camp.

Day 4 : Balu Paddar to Hamta Pass
Morning trek to base of Hamta Pass at a height of 4270 m, get a close view of Deo Tibba & Indrasan. Afternoon arrive and camp for overnight.

Day 5 : Hamta Pass to Chhatru
Early morning cross the Hamta PassStay some time at the pass for good view. Arrive Chhatru and visit the Chandra Valley. Overnight at camp.

Day 6 : Chhatru To Chhota Dara (3740 m)
After a leisurely breakfast walk through this rugged valley.Afternoon arrive campsite at Chhota Dhara. Overnight at camp.

Day 7 : Chota Dara to Batal (3960 m)
Morning trek to Batal which is situated at the foot of Kunzum Pass, which provides the main approach to Spiti from Lahaul. Arive and camp near the river.Overnight at camp.

Day 8 : Batal to Chandertal (4270 m)
Morning trek to Chandertal or Lake Of Moon is of exquisite beauty. It is set on large meadows of alwaiss between a lower ridge and the main Kunzum range with an outlet into Chandra River. Arive and camp near the lake. Overnight at camp.

Day 9 : Chandertal to Topko Yogma (4320 m)
Morning start trek to Topkogongma. After crossing the tream you will be ta beautiful campsite. Camp for overnight stay.

Day 10 : Topko Yogma to Topko Gogma (4640 m)
After breakfast cross Topkoyongma river to reach campsite at Topkoyongma. Arrive and camp near small stream. Overnight at camp.

Day 11 : Topko-Gogma to Baralacha-La (4908 m)
Today trail takes us through high country streams with myriad streams flowing through green meadows. Ahead lies 4908 m high Baralacha-La camp near a beautiful emerald lake Suraj Tal, source of River Bhaga. Overnight at camp.

Day 12 : Baralacha-La to Darcha/ Manali
After breakfast drive to Manali over the Rohtang pass. Late afternoon arive and check into hotel. Overnight at hotel.

(10 Days / 9 Nights)

The Ganges, the holiest of the holi rivers claimed by Hindus over the years, springs from an expense of ice measuring, the Gangotri glacier, the mouth of glacier Gomukh. This is the source of river Bhagirathi, which joins with Alaknanda to form the Ganges at Devprayag. From Devprayag, the river flows 2, 480 kms to the Bay of Bangal.

Day 1 : Delhi - Rishikesh
Early morning ( 6.55 am By Shatabdi express train, 4 hr) departure Delhi to Haridwar by train and on arrival transfer to Rishikesh. On arrival check in deluxe River beach camp on the banks of River Ganges. Rest day at leisure. Overnight.

Day 2 : Rishikesh - Uttarkashi
Drive to Uttarkashi (5 hrs) and on arrival check in hotel. Meet your mountain guide and get the briefing on the trek. Spend the evening in the town. One can also visit the famous Nehru Institute of mountaineering which has produced various Everest climbers. Overnight at hotel.

Day 3 : Uttarkashi - Harsil
After breakfast drive (3 hrs) to Harsil and on arrival check in guest house. Spend the day in one of the most scenic spots on the whole route. Located at a height of over 9000 ft in the Bhagirathi valley it gives you a great opportunity to acclimatized as well spend some time in one of the most beautiful valley in the world. Overnight at Tourist Bungalow or camp.

Day 4 : Harsil - Gangotri - Bhojbasa
Drive in the morning to Gangotri ( 20 kms ) and then start with trekking (14 kms). Arrive Bhojbasa by afternoon, where one can stay in a guest house or camp. Overnight.

Day 5 : Bhojbasa - Gaumukh - Tapovan
Morning start first 3 kms trek to Gaumukh (The source of Ganges) and then traverse the Gangotri Galcier to reach Tapovan by afternoon. Oovernight at camp.

Day 6 : Tapovan
Full day free in Tapovan or trek around. Overnight in camp.

Day 7 : Tapovan - Bhojbasa.
Trek back to Bhojbasa and overnight again in guest house / camp.

Day 8 : Bhojbasa - Gangotri - Harsil
Trek back to Gangotri and then drive back to Harsil in nice surroundings in Bhagirathi valley and relax after a great trek. Overnight at camp.

Day 9 : Harsil - Rishikesh
Drive back to Rishikesh. Lunch at Uttarkashi or Chamba. Arrive in Rishikesh and again check in river beach camp. Overnight.

Day 10 : Rishikesh - Delhi
Early morning drive (5 hrs)to Delhi. Arrive and check into hotel. Overnight.

(21 Days / 20 Nights)

Pin Parvati is a picturesque valley with forested mountainside sloping down from ridgeside. Manikaran is the famous for Sikh Gurudwara and hot water springs. Pin Parvati, Lahaul and Spiti- the tribal districts of Himachal Pradesh, which unfolded for foreign tourist from 1992 consists of Hangrang, Pooh, Morang, Kalpa and Sangla. According to the 1991 census the population is 70,931.

Day 1 : ARRIVE DELHI
On arrival meeting & assistance at the airport and transfer to hotel.

Day 2 : Delhi - Mandi
Transfer to the railway station for Shatabdi Express Train to Chandigarh and then drive to Mandi (189km). Referred to as the gateway of Kullu Valley, Mandi is situated at the confluence of the Beas with a small rain fed tributary. Once the capital of the princely state of Mandi, the small but busy market located in a sunken garden in the centre of town functioned as a vital link between the hill communities. The market still remains very interesting. There are many temples with beautiful stone carvings all round the town. Overnight in Tourist lodge.

Day 3 : Mandi - Manikaran
After a leisurely breakfast, drive to Manikaran (75km) where we meet our trek crew. Overnight in camp.

Day 4 : Manikaran - Pulga
Begin trek to Pulga(2715m). Follow the left bank of the Parvati river and through a lovely valley wooded with deodar, oak and rhododendron trees. Camp is in a meadow with a good view of the village and snow capped peaks ahead. ( 5 hrs).

Day 5 : Pulga - Khiranga (3260m)
The trail climbs up through a forest and traversing some rock and cliff to camp in a large meadow with a little temple and a wonderful hot spring. - 5 hrs

Day 6 : Khirganga - Tunda Bhoj (3285m)
Continue climbing through a lovely forest with meadows carpeted with wild flowers. Camp is again in a meadow near a roaring stream with waterfalls cascading down sheer rock faces. (6.5hrs).

Day 7 : Tunda Bhoj - Pandu Bridge (3741m)
As we get above the tree line, the terrain changes to rock and morraine. Camp is by the river close to a Gaddi shelter. (6.5 hrs).

Day 8 : Pandu Bridge
Rest day or one more day for trek. Overnight at camp.

Day 9 : Pandu Bridge - Mantalai (4074m)
We cross the Pandu rock bridge after which the valley widens. Cross some streams and then on morraine and scree to camp by a rock cave or we can continue further for another 2hrs to Mantalai. Arrive and overnight at camp.

Day 10 : Mantalai - Base of Pin Parvati Pass (4450m)
Ascend a steep snow gully which offers excellent views of the surrounding mountains, lakes and glaciers. Continue to the base of the pass. (7 hrs). Overnight at camp.

Day 11 : Base Over to Base of Pin Parvati Pass (4802m)
Make an early start for the Pin Parvati Pass. The climb itself is not very difficult but the snow makes the going slow. The pass offers spectacular views of the Pin valley and mountains on both sides of the pass. Camp is a little further down after crossing the pass or we can continue a little further down near the Pin river. Overnight at camp.

Day 12 : Base - Pin Parvati River bank Camp side
A fairly long day of walking on scree and morraine crossing several streams to camp in a meadow by the river. Meals and overnight at camp.

Day 13 : Camp-Mudgaon (3900m)
Crossing the river early, the terrain changes as we walk in a wide open valley with streams and colorful landscape to the village of Mudgaon. Camp near the village in the meadows.

Day 14 : Mudgaon Gulling
After an early breakfast cross the Pin river on a rope bridge and continue along a fairly undulating trail to Theling, a small village. Cross the river and continue to camp at Gulling where camp is near the Gompa. Visit to Gompa. Overnight at camp.

Day 15 : Gulling - Tabo
After breakfast drive to Tabo. The Choskhor Gompa is the oldest living Buddhist institution in the whole region, founded in 996 and laid out in the form of a Mandala round the central assembly hall. There are 60 lamas in residence, a good collection of scriptures and above all wonderfully colourful frescoes, some as old as the monastery itself.Meals and overnight at camp.

Day 16 : Tabo - Kaza
Drive to Kaza visiting the emblematic Ki monastery on its conical hill. Arrive Kaza and camp near the rest house. Overnight at camp.

Day 17 : Kaza - Manali
Morning visit to the local houses and town. Drive on the spectacular road through the western Spiti panorama across the Kunzum La, haul up to the Rohthang Pass before driving down to Manali. Arive Manali and check into hotel for overnight.

Day 18 : Manali
Day at leisure or explore the Manali. Overnight at hotel.

Day 19 : Manali - Chandigarh
Drive down through hill country to Chandigarh the city of Le Corbusier. Overnight in a simple hotel.

Day 20 : Chandigarh - Delhi
Morning transfer to Railway station to board Shatabdi Express for Delhi. On arrival in Delhi we will repair to a top hotel to live it up and enjoy a Farewell Meal together. Overnight in hotel.

Day 21 : Delhi/Out
Transfer to Indira Gandhi International Airport for check-in and departure,. END OF TOUR

(16 Days / 15 Nights)

The high altitude lakes set likes sapphires in the otherwise dry, barren landscapes are the two beautiful high-altitude lakes of Tso Morir and Pangong, a home of many birds and animals, flora and fauna. There is full of trails that connect remote villages spread across ancient trade routes, and there is no better way to absorb this fascinating land and its culture than to trek through it with a view of the Mountains, snow-capped peaks and fortress like monasteries etc.

Day 1 : ARRIVE DELHI
On arrival meeting & assistance at the airport and transfer to hotel.

Day 2 : Delhi-Leh
Early morning transfer to airport to board flight for Leh.Arrive at Leh within one hr. Transfer to hotel on arrival. Full day complete rest to acclimatize to the high altitude of Ladakh. In The evening walk to Leh bazaar. Overnight at Leh.

Day 3 : In Leh
This morning we go for a sightseeing of Leh, the capitol of Ladkh. Afternoon at leisure or get prepared for theh trek. Overnight at Leh.

Day 4 : Leh- Tsomoriri
Drive to Tsomoriri (6 hrs)in the early morning if you wish to spend maximum time before the trek. Breakfast can be done at Upshi in this case. Arrive Tsomoriri; explore the Lake and the area. Overnight camp.

Day 5 : Korzok Kyangdam (4595 M)
Today it is an easy trek(5 hrs) along the Lake towards southeast. The campsite is just at the other end of the Lake.

Day 6 : Kyangdam Skitpodangsa (4563 m)
After breakfast start trek (5 hrs). As soon as you leave Kyangdam, cross the river and walk towards east through a plain ground. After 02 hours of walk you will see a spring (Chumik Sharte), trek to the same direction leaving Nurboo Sumdo campsite behind, and the Skitpodangsa is just across the river. Overnight camp.

Day 7 : Skitpodangsa Getpabuzak (4600 M)
Today it is again an easy walk (5 hrs) along the Parangchu to the south. The campsite is just before the slopes. Overnight camp.

Day 8 : Getpabuzak Tarangyokma (4731 M)
Trek (5/6 hrs) towards the same direction passing through several slopes. You reach the campsite after crossing the tributaries coming from the east. Overnight camp.

Day 9 : Tarangyokma Karsha Gompa (4900 M)
Trek towards the Parang La base (Bubnen) (5089 M) 03-04 Hrs: Today it is an easy walk. Walk to the same direction till a huge rock from where you have to cross the river to the right. If you are in a big group camp across the river, otherwise walk ahead to the base of Parang La. Overnight camp.

Day 10 : Tarangyokma Takkarzong (4850 M)
Today you have to cross the Parang-La pass through the glacier. Walk form right side of the glacier (your left) through the foothill till the crevasses becomes very narrow or finishes, and then walk towards south to the top of the pass. The pass has prayer flags and an other side is dry and very steep down. The campsite is near a huge rock with waterfalls from it. Overnight at camp.

Day 11 : Takkarzong Thagltak (4500 M)
Walk (4/5 hrs) down to the river (It is also called Parangchu) and walk towards east along the river through a narrow gorge. The Thagltak is reached after crossing the river and a steep ascent towards south. The campsite is up the hill, which has spring water at the campsite. Overnight at camp.

Day 12 : Thagltak Kibber
Trek to Kibber 03 Hrs: Walk towards east and you can have the view of Kibber village just after a small pass across the river. The walk from Kibber to Key takes around one and half hours. Overnight at camp.

Day 13 : Kibber - Manali
Drive from Kibber/Key to Manali. Overnight hotel at Manali.

Day 14 : In Manali
Full day sightseeing of Manali. Overnight hotel at Manali

Day 15 : Manali-Kullu-Delhi
Transfer to Kullu airport for flight to Delhi.

Day 16 : Delhi-Out
In time transfer to International airport to board flight for onwards destinations.

(8 Days / 7 Nights)

In 1931 Frank Smyth, an English botanist & mountaineer discovered "Valley of Flowers" while coming back after the successful expedition of Mt. Kamet. Local people knew about this place from many years but it was Frank Smyth who wrote book by the name of "Valley of Flowers" and made this place famous worldwide. He came back to Valley of Flowers in 1937 and stayed here from May to September to find the different type of flowers.

Day 1 : Delhi - Rishikesh
Morning transfer to New Delhi Railway station to connect train Shatabdi Express train for Haridwar (4 hrs). On arrival pickup and leave (1/2 hrs) for Rishikesh. Check in hotel. Evening visit around and attend Ganga Aarti at Swarg Ashram. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2 : Rishikesh - Joshimath
After early breakfast leave for Joshimath ((255 kms, 7/8 hrs drive). Enroute stop in Devprayag to witness the confluence of river Alaknanda and Bhagirathi to form holy river Ganges. Proceed further. Enroute lunch at Srinagar. Arrive Joshimath by evening. On arrival check in Tourist Bungalow for overnight stay.

Day 3 : Joshimath - Govindghat - Ghangaria
After an early breakfast leave for Govindghat (20 kms drive) by road with packed lunch. On arrival start trek (14 kms)to Ghangaria. Arrive Ghangaria late in the afternoon. On arrival check in Tourist Bungalow. Overnight

Day 4 : Ghangaria - Valley of Flowers - Ghangaria
After breakfast leave for valley of flowers (6 kms-up/down) with pack lunch. Enjoy the beauty of rare high Himalayan flora at its best. The valley is at a height of 3342 mts to 3658 mts and is declared a national park for very rare high Himalayan flora. Return back to Ghangaria. Overnight at Tourist Bungalow.

Day 5 : Ghangaria - Hemkund Sahib - Ghangaria
After breakfast leave with packed lunch for Hemkund Sahib (8 kms trek up/down), a Sikh religious place, on the banks of Hemkund Lake at a height of 4320 mts. This trek is gradual ascent on the cobbled path from the altitude of 3049 mts to 4320 mts in just 5 kms. Return to Ghangaria by evening. Overnight at Tourist Bungalow.

Day 6 : Ghangaria - Govindghat - Badrinath
After breakfast trek down to Govindghat. On arrival drive to Badrinath by car. On arrival check in hotel. After lunch visit the main temple of Lord Vishnu. Also visit Mana Village, last village on Indian side to Tibet border. Overnight at hotel.

Day 7 : Badrinath - Rishikesh.
Early morning leave for Rishikesh (300 kms / 9 - 10 hrs) on the full day drive. Lunch enroute at Srinagar. Arrive Rishikesh by evening. On arrival check n hotel. Overnight at hotel.

Day 8 : Rishikesh - Delhi
Morning after breakfast leave (224 kms / 5 - 6 hrs) for Haridwar. Visit around. After lunch drive to Delhi. Arrive and check into hotel for overnight stay.