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Budget backpackers’ off beat road trip to Leh Ladakh & Zanskar Valley in 14 days
Here is The Land Of Wanderlust’s blueprint to a road trip through the Trans-Himalayan region of Leh Ladakh, Lahaul and Zanksar Valley, which is also known for its barren rugged mountains, a beautiful monastery and extreme remote villages.
Leh Ladakh :
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TRIP COST: Rs 59,000/pp
Only on payment of 50% of the trip cost will a seat be confirmed.
Inclusion:
- Accommodation ( 3 to 6 in a room)
- Travel begins at Srinagar and ends at New Delhi
- Entry/Festival Fee
- Permits
- White water rafting
Exclusion:
- Food
- Anything not mentioned above
This road trip will have a maximum of 12 backpackers
For more information please contact us on the phone numbers mentioned below:
Tlow Office: +91 9004594935/+91 8454961928
or mail us at: info@tlow.in
Terms & Conditions
Things to carry along
- Valid Photo id proof with address & 5 photo copies. (No Pan card)
- Backpack is compulsory.
- Essentials to pack.
Day 1:
- Reach Srinagar by 14:00 HRS and check into a houses boat at Dal Lake.
- Take shikara ride around the Dal Lake.
Day 2:
- Leave early in the morning by 06:00 HRS for the town of Kargil by J&K SRTC bus via Sonmarg known as the ‘Meadow of Gold’.
- Tea at Drass, the 2nd coldest inhabited place in the world.
- En-route have a magnificent view of the famous war peaks of Kargil (Tololing, Tiger Hill).
- Reach Kargil by 17:00 HRS.
- Check into a guest house.
Day 3:
- Leave early in the morning by jeep/bus for a long 12 hour drive to the village of Padum in Zanskar Valley 231 km.
- En-route visit the village of Sanko, Panikhar, Parkachik.
- Stop for lunch in the beautiful village of Rangdum and also visit the village monastery.
- Reach Padum by 17:00 HRS and check into guest house/home stay.
Day 4:
- After breakfast, leave for local sight seeing, visit the Zankari village of Zangla and Zangla Palace.
- Hike to the beautiful hill monastery of Stongdey. 40 minutes hike.
- Return back to Padum by evening.
Day 5:
- Post breakfast, walk/hike around the village of Padum. OR
- Explore the nearby monasteries.
Day 6:
- Leave early morning to return back to Kargil.
- Stop for lunch at the village of Rangdum.
- Reach Kargil by 16:00 HRS.
- Check into a guest house.
Day 7:
- Board an early morning bus from Kargil to Leh. 216 km= 8-12 hours
- Check into an authentic Ladakhi home stay.
- Spend the rest of the day wandering the streets of Leh Ladakh
Day 8:
- Post breakfast, leave for either of the two options listed below.
- Go white water rafting in the mighty River Zanskar, starting from the village of Chilling and ending at the confluence. 28km
- Visit the famous Hemis Monastery and return back to the hotel in Leh Ladakh. (Held once every 12 years)
Day 9:
- Leave early morning by SUV/Tempo traveller to the villages of Diskit and Hunder in Nubra Valley via Khardung La. (Highest motorable road in the World, 18,380 ft) 150 km= 4-5 hours
- Drive straight to the apricot village of Tur-Tuk, 80km= 3-4 hours from Hunder.
- Spend time in the village roaming through the lanes, eating apricot & get a glimpse of Mount of K2 from the village monastery.
Day 10:
- After breakfast, leave for the sand dunes in Hunder.
- Visit the village monastery in Diskit.
- Head back to Leh Ladakh by same route, crossing Khardung La Pass.
- Reach Leh Ladakhpost noon. Check into the same guest house.
- Spend the rest of the evening in Leh Ladakh or unwind in the guest house.
Dat 11:
- Leave early in the morning by SUV/Tempo traveller for the picturesque lake of Tso-Moriri via Tso Kar. 250km = 10-12 hours.
- Spend the night in a home stay in the village of Korzok.
Day 12:
- Leave early in the morning by SUV/ Tempo traveller for a a 450 km drive from Tso-Moriri to Manali via Baralacha La and Rohtang La. (14-16 hours drive)
- Reach Manali post sun down and check into a guest house for the night.
Day 13:
- Spend the day chilling in old or New Manali.
- Board the HRTC Volvo bus from Manali to New Delhi in the evening by 17:00 HRS.
Day 14:
- Reach ISBT New Delhi by 09:00 HRS.
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