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Starts: From Leh
Ends: At Leh
Group size: 10-12
Group Type: All age and gender
Starts: 27 Jun' 2025
Ends: 6 Jul' 2025
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Ladakh, often referred to as the "Land of High Passes," is also the land of deep gorges, barren mountains, snow capped peaks, pristine lakes, hilltop monasteries, rich culture and lovely people. Whether you are a mountaineer, an adventure seeker or a culture enthusiast - Ladakh has bounties to offer to everyone. Ladakh as a region is steeped in cultural traditions and diverse Buddhist religions and spiritual practices. Being at a minimum altitude of 3500m, anyone visiting the place needs a certain level of physical and mental fitness to appreciate it to the fullest.
Ladakh's rich cultural tapestry is woven with threads of Tibetan Buddhism, reflected in its ancient
monasteries, vibrant festivals, and traditional arts. Monasteries such as Hemis, Thiksey, and Diskit
are not only places of worship but also repositories of history and art, offering a glimpse into the
region's spiritual heritage. The local festivals, filled with colorful costumes, mask dances, and
traditional music, bring the community together and provide visitors with an immersive cultural
experience. The art of Thangka painting and the intricate craftsmanship seen in wood carvings and
textiles further showcase Ladakh's cultural depth.
The people of Ladakh are renowned for their warmth and hospitality. Despite the harsh climatic conditions,
their resilience and simplicity shine through.
Visitors are often welcomed into homes with a cup of
traditional butter tea and a hearty meal, experiencing firsthand the genuine hospitality that defines
Ladakhi life. The traditional dress, Goncha, and the exquisite turquoise and silver jewelry worn by the
women add to the region's unique charm. In Ladakh, the sense of community is strong, with festivals,
rituals, and daily activities reflecting a deep-seated bond among the people.
As many time as you visit the place, it has the potential to surprise you. The journey to Ladakh is never
complete, the exploration never over. And Team TBT invites you to one such journey, where we would learn
and explore as much as you would..
Julley!
Leh palace is a massive nine storey stone structure that towers above the Leh old town. An example of medieval Tibetan architecture, it has massive walls and wooden balconies. The palace served as the regal residence of Namgyal dynasty until the mid 19th century, but now lies in ruins. The panoramic view of the Leh city with the backdrop of snow capped peakas seen from the top of the palace is a sight to behold.
Shanti stupa is situated on a hill top, it holds the relics of Buddha at its base, enshrined by the 14th Dalai Lama himself. The white domed stupa is spread over two levels. The first level has the statue of Buddha, while the second level showcases various incidents from the life of Buddha. Apart from religious importance, the place offers magnificent panoramic view of Leh city, and well is a go-to place for glorious sunrise and sunsets.
Located on the banks of mighty Indus River in Alchi village, Alchi Monastery is one of oldest Buddhist
learning centres in Ladakh region. Established in 10th century, Alchi Monastery exhibits vibrant frescoes,
huge Buddha statue, elaborate wood carved ceilings and charming artworks. With its rich heritage, it is
equally appealing to spiritual seekers, history buffs and art enthusiasts.
Hemis is one of the biggest & most important festival in Ladakh. The joyous day marks the birth anniversary of Guru PadmaSambhava, also called the Second Buddha, and is celebrated at Hemis Monastery. One of the prime highlights of the festival is “Cham Dance” performed by the monks of the monastery. The vibrant costumes, the life-size masks and headgears and soothing music makes it a memorable experience.!
The moonscape of Ladakh! While Lamayuru monastery is one of the oldest in the region and is of
utmost spiritual importance, what captures the attention is its incredibly odd geographical formations.
The landscape is so unbelievable that it is rightly called moonscape. This quaint little town is just
the right place to rest for a bit, away from the bustling city of Leh.
The Aryan Valley is famed for its rich artistic heritage, embedded in the ancient Indo-Aryan
civilisation. The valley is home to a unique community, Brokpa, believed to be direct descendants of
the Indo-Aryans, who settled in this remote region centuries ago. Their distinct artistic traditions,
rituals, and lives have been saved with strict adherence across generations.
This is the place to pause and ponder... One of the highest lakes in the region, the serene tranquility
of the place will fill you up with joy! The beautiful multi shades of blue, green, and turquoise offered
by this lake along with a picturesque landscape around gives this place an extremely romantic and
breathtaking feel. Spread over an area of 120 sq. km, the lake exemplify serenity in vastness.
TsoKar is a fluctuating high altitude salt lake in Ladakh region. While the Pangong Tso and Tsomoriri
are all blue, TsoKar is white!. Rightly so, as Tso Kar means “white lake” in Ladakhi. The white colour
comes from the thick crust of salt surrounding the lake. Despite its high salinity the lake is home for
many migratory birds and one of the Ramsar sites in India.
A complex that comprises a monastery and a palace, Shey was once the summer capital of Ladakh. The
monastery is known for its giant copper with gilded gold statue of Shakyamuni Buddha, which is said
to be the second-largest statue in Ladakh and a must-see.
The mud-brick fortress of Basgo Gompa is perched high in the hills of Ladakh, between the Himalaya
and Karakoram mountain ranges. The Maitreya temples at Basgo Gompa are the oldest surviving religious
structures of their kind, dedicated to the Buddha of the future. The largest of the three temples
holds a 14-meter-high, gilded statue of the Maitreya Buddha.
Located on the banks of Indus River, Leh is the largest city in Ladakh region. Located at an altitude of 3,500m/11,500 ft, it is the largest as well as the capital city of Ladakh. The region of Ladakh lies in the rain shadow area of Himalayas, hence called the cold desert. Altitude in the region varies from 3000m to 7000m, contributing to the region's extremely cold and dry environment. The air at this height is so thin that it intensifies the sun rays making it unbearably hot. One may experience both sunstroke and frostbite due to freezing winds and hot sunlight. The weather in the region is harsh, with winters seeing temperatures as low as -35 deg C in Leh city, and -45 deg C at higher altitudes.
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Accomodation for 10 Days - 9 Nights on twin sharing basis in 3- star hotels or equivalent as given below
- Hotel Paradise @ Leh
- Hotel Grand Moonland @ Lamayuru
- Aryan Valley Camp@ Dah Hanu
- Yum Chen cottage @ Karzok/Tsomoriri
Cost of all travels in and out of the city
All costs of necessary Govt. permits
Reserved seats for Hemis Festival
All meals - Day 1 Dinner till Day 10 breakfast
Services of specialized English- speaking experiences/walk facilitators
Anything not mentioned in the inclusions.
Any other optional tour/add-on Any road/air travel costs to and from Leh, or any travel insurance fees
Transport to and from Leh airport
Any expenditure of personal nature like specialized meals not mentioned above, tipping, alcoholic drinks,
aerated soft drinks, laundry, telephone calls, travel or shopping expenses etc.
Anything ordered from room- service at the hotel, including mineral water
(other than what’s being offered complimentary by the hotels and by us).
Ladakh experiences considerable fluctuations in the day and night temperatures, even
during the summer. While the days are pretty warm, sometimes even hot due to the effect of
the rugged topography, the evenings can become chilly, requiring additional clothing.
- It is, therefore, advisable to keep a pullover and / or an anorak or jacket handy.
- Sturdy walking shoes with strong rubber / synthetic soles for grip. Fancy
shoes/sandals should be avoided.
- Cotton socks
- Wind proof outer wear / jacket
- Sun hat/caps and a pair of good quality sunglasses with sufficient filter-factor to
check the sun’s ultraviolet rays.
- A woollen cap or balaclava (for use when the weather turns bad especially for trips to
the higher places such as Tsomoriri, Khardung-la and the Manali-Leh road
journeys).
- All essential medicines, including those prescribed by personal physician (if any)
- Sun screen with 40+SPF, lip-balms, moisturizers, antiseptic creams, etc.
- Covid vaccination certificate, preferably downloaded on phone
- A valid identity plus address proof
Each booking made and fully paid-up to us, is with the express and unambiguous understanding that you accept the below-mentioned cancellation policy.
Cancellation over email to teamthebrownticket@gmail.com will be accepted as per following datelines.
- Less than 2 weeks before – NO REFUND
- 2 weeks before the trip date – 50% REFUND
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