Day 1

Arrival at Leh by flight

Upon arrival, transfer to the very hospitable Hotel Bijoo located near Leh Market. A day of rest is highly recommended as it eases the process of acclimatization. Also sipping hot Tea while stretching your legs in the lap of Himalayas is definitely not a bad way to start you trip, alternatively you can also choose to visit the local market in the evening.

Dinner and overnight stay in Leh.

Day 2

Explore Leh

We spend the day in exploring the local sights of Leh.

Sindhu Ghat: The Sindhu Ghat at Choglamsar village at the bank of Indus is where 50 senior Lamas hold prayers to mark the beginning of the Leh festival.

Hemis Monastery: Hidden in a gorge, built on a green hillside the Hemis Gompa lies on the western bank of the Indus, also happens to be the biggest and wealthiest monastery in Ladakh and is a must for visitors. It holds the annual Hemis Festival and is well known for its wall paintings.

Thiksey Monastery: Thiksey Gompa is the most beautiful of all monasteries in Ladakh which lies on a hilltop to north of Indus River. The monastery is home to a 35ft Buddha statue, a must visit.

Leh Palace: The erstwhile palace was home to the royal family, located on a hilltop it overlooks the Leh town and offers spectacular views of the same.

Shanti Stupa: A spectacular white domed structure, the Shanti Stupa located on a hilltop at Chagspa offers magnificent view of the sunset. It was constructed by a Buddhist organization, known as 'The Japanese for World Peace'.

Dinner and overnight stay at Leh.

Day 3

Visit Lamayaru

Visit Pattharsahib Gurudwara, Magnetic Hill, confluence of Sindhu and Zanskar Rivers, Moonland, Lamayaru, overnight at Leh.

A number of attractions are on offer en route:

Pattharsahib Gurudwara : A beautiful Gurudwara constructed in memory of Guru Nanak Dev.It is situated on the Leh Kargil road.

Magnetic Hill : A hill alleged to have magnetic properties strong enough to pull car uphill. Visitors and residents alike claim the legend to be true.

Confluence of Sindhu and Zanskar rivers is a magical sight apart from the obvious geographical significance.

Moonland : As the name says it all, this particular area is said to resemble the moon surface.

Lamayuru Monastery : The Monastery is made up of number of shrines and is well known for its magnificent wall paintings.

Dinner and overnight stay in Leh.

Day 4

Visit Nubra Valley

Via Khardungla Pass (World`s Highest Motor able Road, 18360 ft) lies the uniquely landscaped Nubra valley, which separates Ladakh range from the Karokaram range. One can experience the white sand desert of Hunder equipped with double hump camel rides. We spend the night sharing peace and space with the mountains at Nubra Organic Retreat.

Dinner and overnight stay at the Nubra Organic Retreat.

Day 5

Visit Diskit Monastery

Diskit monastery is the oldest and the largest monastery in Nubra Valey. The Gompa roof is said to offer glorious views of Nubra valley. We make our way to Leh as the sun sets in. Evening free for Shopping or Relaxation.

Dinner and overnight stay at Leh.

Day 6

Visit Pangong Lake

After crossing the third highest motorable pass the Changla Pass (17800 ft) one arrives at the picture perfect Pangong lake(14500 ft, Highest Salt water lake). It’s an unimaginable 135 kms long with almost 70% of the lake in China. Its part of the Changthang geographical setting in the higher Himalayas.

Dinner and overnight stay at Leh.

Day 7

Departure to Mumbai

Departure to Mumbai by air with memories for a lifetime.