Ladakh Lake Langour. 13 day tour with stay, meals, vehicle.

Ladakh Lake Langour: Tour Code: CLNPMU18 Duration: 12 Nights / 13 Days
Itinerary: Delhi - Leh (2 Nights) - Nubra Valley (2 Nights) - Leh (1 Night) - Pangong (1 Night) - Leh (1 Night) - Tso Moriri (2 Nights) - Leh (1 Night) - Ulleytokpo (1 Night) -
Leh (1 Night) - Check out for morning flight to New Delhi.

Places of interest in the circuit (in addition to the above): Singge Palace, Shanti Stupa, Skara, Hemis, Thiksey, Shey, Stok, Stakna, Khardungla, White Sand Dunes, Diskit, Hunder, Samtenling, Panamic Hot Springs, Spituk, Hall of Fame, Indus/Zanskar Sangam, Magnetic Hill, Likir, Basgo, Lamayuru, Lunar Landscapes, Ridzong, Changla, Nomad Villages at Tso Moriri, Chumathang, Tso Kar, TanglangLa.
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Depending upon time available you can choose and visit the places which appeal to you.

Tour Cost:
For 02 Adults: Rs.84,000/- (INR)
For 04 Adults: Rs.1,21,000/- (INR)
Tour cost is ex-Leh.

Cost includes:
Deluxe accommodation, all meals and sightseeing by exclusive vehicle, all taxes.

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Day 01: Fly Delhi – Leh; 3505 meters / 11567 feet. Take the morning Trans-Himalayan flight from New Delhi to Leh. After 1 hour and 15 minutes arrive at Leh’s Kushok Bakula Rinpochi Airport. Take the first whiff of this spectacular mountain city as you step out into 10000 feet plus terrain.Transfer to hotel and full day rest for acclimitization. In the evening, stroll through Leh Bazaar. Overnight in hotel at Leh.	View from Stok	Leh, a historic town that served as the royal capital of the Old Kingdom, is dominated by the nine-storey Leh palace built by King Singge Namgyal in the 17th century in the grand tradition of Tibetan architecture, which is said to have inspired the famous Potala in Lhasa built about half a century later. It rises from the edge of the town overlooking Leh. However, it is now dilapidated and deserted.
Day 02: Discover the culture and history of Ladakh. Full day sightseeing of Leh and around - its palaces, gompas, monasteries and museums. Sightseeing to Thiksey, Shey, Hemis, Stok, Matho, Stakna in the first half. After lunch explore Singge palace, Shanti Stupa, Skara. Overnight in hotel at Leh.	Bust of Buddha in Thiksey Monastery	Hemis Monastery, 40 km southeast of Leh, is the biggest and best-known 'Gompa' of Ladakh. Hemis is also associated with the Hemis National Park, also the abode of the snow leopard, Tibetan kiang, ibex, serow, Tibetan antelope and avian fauna population found are the snow partridge and golden oriole.
Day 03: Drive north of Leh to Nubra Valley, 120 kms one way (6 hours). Exciting experience at Khardung La, 39 kms from Leh. (Mountain Pass at 5578 m / 18300 ft.). Here is supposed to be the highest motorable road in the world. In Nubra Valley (also known as Valley of Flowers), visit Diskit gompa, the white sand dunes and take a short camel safari on the double humped Bactrian Camels. Drive upto Hunder village. Overnight in deluxe camps at Nubra Valley.	Double humped Bactrian camel in Nubra Valley.	The name Nubra Valley is applied to the region comprising the valley of the river Nubra and that of the Shayok, both above and below their confluence. The route north of Leh crosses over Khardung-la. From the top, one can see all the way south over the Indus valley to the seemingly endless peaks and ridges of the Zanskar range, and north to the giants of the Saser massif. The altitude varies between 10,000 ft (3,231 m) at Hunder, and 10,600 ft (3231 m) at Panamik. Summer temperatures vary between 15oC and 28oC.
Day 04: Visit Panamik Thermal Springs, Sumur village, Samtenling Monastery Overnight in deluxe camps at Nubra Valley.	Double humped Bactrian camel in Nubra Valley.
Day 05: Drive back to Leh, passing Khardung La once again. Stroll through the local bazaar of Leh and check out the cafe' life in the evening. Overnight in hotel at Leh.	Chang-la Mountain Pass	Pangong Lake, is 6 to 7 kms (4.5 miles) at its widest point, and over 130 kms (80 miles) long. Above Spangmik are the glaciers and snow-capped peaks of the Pangong range. It presents a spectacular view of the mountains, their reflections shimmering in the ever-changing blues and greens of the lake’s brackish waters. Spangmik is the summer home of Chang-pa, the nomadic herdsmen of Ladakh.
Day 06: Drive east of Leh via Chang-la Mountain Pass (18,000 ft / 5,475 m) to Pangong Lake, (4267m / 14000 ft.), 145 kms / 6 hours one way. Overnight at deluxe camps near Pangong.	Chang-la Mountain Pass
Day 07: Drive back via Thiksey, Shey, Hemis, Stok, Matho, Stakna. Overnight in hotel at Leh / Stok.	Tsomiri Lake, at 4595 m / 15165 feet The Indus River	Shey Palace, situated on a hillock 15 km south of Leh, was built as a summer residence for the kings of Ladakh. It is the oldest palace in Ladakh.
Day 08: A long drive to Tso Moriri through spectacular landscapes and rough roads via Chumathang hot springs into Rupshu Valley - 240 kms, 8 hours. Tsomiri, at 4595 m / 15165 feet, is the largest of the High Altitude Lakes to be situated entirely within India. It is 180 square kms in area and about 25 kms / 15 miles long and 7 kms / 4-5 miles wide. Overnight in camp.		Tso Moriri, Rupshu Valley: Here, the Zanskar range is transformed into bare rolling many-hued hills, divided by open high-altitude valleys scoured by dust devils. It is a landscape quite unlike any other in Ladakh or elsewhere in India. This area is now open for foreigners for visiting.
Day 09: Explore Korzok monastery, nomad Chang-pa camp and the migratory birdlife. Overnight in camp.		Korzok, situated at 15,000 ft (4,572 m) is the only permanent settlement in Rupshu.
Day 10: Tsomoriri lake - Leh, 265 kms / 9 hrs. Drive back to Leh via Tso Kar, Tanglang la (5359 m / 17700 feet). Overnight in hotel at Stok / Leh.		In Rupshu the animal most likely to be spotted is the Kyang, the wild ass. The lakes are breeding grounds for numerous species of birds.
Day 11: Drive east of Leh to Alchi (3300 m / 10000 ft)., Ulleytokpo, 68 kms. After breakfast, drive along the Indus river past Spituk and Hall of Fame meeting the sangam of Zanskar and Indus rivers near Nimu and further past Magnetic Hill and via Basgo and Likir on to Alchi and Ulleytokpo. Visit Alchi Monastery and admire the 1000 year old paintings and murals. Overnight in camp at Ulleytokpo.	The Magnetic Hill Lunar landscape at Lamayuru	Alchi is a small village in the Indus Valley, 67 kms west of Leh. Abandoned centuries ago the gompa or monastery is known as Chos-kor, or religious enclave and comprises of five temples. Its murals, dating from the 11th century, pre-date the Tibetan style of painting seen in all the other gompas of the region. Unlike other monasteries, Alchi is at ground level and is nestled in the shade of a garden.
Day 12: After breakfast drive 57 kms up to reach Lamayuru with its lunar landscapes and the oldest monastery of Ladakh. Post lunch drive back to Leh (125 kms) and enroute visit Ridzong Monastery. Last minute shopping in Leh bazaar for curios in the evening. Overnight in hotel at Leh.		Lamayuru Monastery is believed to have been a sacred site for the pre-Buddhist religion known as *Bon*. The main image is a large Vairocana (the Teaching Buddha) seated on a lion throne with a garuda (mythical bird) and sea monsters surrounding his head. Lamayuru is 125 kms west of Leh at an altitude of 3510 m / 11600 feet.
Day 13: Check out and board morning flight to New Delhi feeling blessed for the stolen moments spent in Ladakh.

Ladakh Lake Langour - Tour Package Thirteen day itinerary of Leh, Khardong-La, Nubra Valley, Changla, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, Tso Kar, Alchi, Uleytokpo. (Inclusive of accommodation, meals, sightseeing by exclusive vehicle, all taxes)

Ladakh Lake Langour - Tour Package
Thirteen day itinerary of Leh, Khardong-La, Nubra Valley, Changla, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, Tso Kar, Alchi, Uleytokpo.
(Inclusive of accommodation, meals, sightseeing by exclusive vehicle, all taxes)