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About Ladakh, it is the region of mountain passes, an ideal place to see the supreme beauty of nature. Ladakh lies between 32 to 36 degree north latitude and 75 to 80 degree east longitude. It is the highest flat terrain of the Indian state of Kashmir with many of it being over 3,000m about Ladakh. The total area of 45110sq km makes Ladakh the biggest district in India. Ladakh region is divided in Kargil and Leh districts. Kargil lies at an height of 2750m and Leh at 3505m. The largest town in Ladakh is Leh. The altitude differs between 5000 to 14000 feet above the sea level. Leh is the capital of Ladakh. Ladakh is famous for its distant mountain beauty and culture. It spans the Great Himalayan and Karakoram mountain ranges and the upper Indus River Valley. Ladakh is bordered by two of the world's uppermost elevation ranges like the Karakoram in the north and the great Himalayas in the south. The Pakistan occupied Kashmir lies in the west and China in the north and Eastern part and Lahul Spiti of Himachal Pradesh in the South east of the district. Ladakh's racial composition consisted of Mongoloid and a mixed Indo-Aryan population of Mons and Dards. It is now and then called little Tibet due to strong cultural and geographical similarities with Tibet. The approach to Ladakh is always marked with many long walls running 2-3 kms, adorned with engraved stones bearing the mantra "Om Mani Padme Hun" and Chortens which symbolizes Buddha's mind. Through 1962 war among China and India and the part of the Leh was taken by China. Ladakh is known as the land of abundant passes, supernatural lamas and shattered moonland. Ladakh is a high elevation desert as the Himalayas make a rain shadow thus segregation the entry of monsoon clouds. The main source of water here remnants the winter snowfall on the mountains that forms glaciers. The rest of the parts of the country where people request for rain, here ladakhi's implore for the glaciers or the snows to melt for irrigation and drinking determinations.
On arrival at Leh Airport, our tour representative will meet you and assist you in a smooth transfer to the hotel. The day has been kept free for orientation. Stay overnight at the hotel.
The morning is free to rest. In the afternoon, head to Sabu, about 8 kilometers from Leh, on a hill overlooking the Indus Valley. On return visit SOS Village (Choglamsar), known for its Tibetan culture and Central Institute of Buddhist Studies. Explore the Tibetan library, handicraft shop, restaurant, medical center, golf course, and polo ground.
Start the morning with a visit to Takthok Gompa, built by Guru Padmasambhava in the 8th century. Continue to Chemrey Gompa, built in 1644 AD, and then to Hemis Gompa, one of the famous monasteries of Ladakh, known for the annual festival Hemis Tsechu. Return to hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
After breakfast, journey to Alchi, visiting Phyang Gompa on the way. Explore Basgo and its medieval history. In the afternoon, visit Alchi Gompa, a temple complex that is a blend of Indian and Kashmiri architecture. Stay overnight in a hotel.
On the way to Lamayuru, visit the less-visited Ri Dzong Gompa, established around 1840. Continue to the 11th-century Lamayuru Monastery, home to the legend of Arhat Madhyantika. Stay overnight in a hotel.
Drive back to Leh for lunch, afternoon is free for entertainment. Stay overnight at the hotel.
Transfer to the airport for your onward journey.
On the way to Lamayuru, visit the less-visited Ri Dzong Gompa, established around 1840. Continue to the 11th-century Lamayuru Monastery, home to the legend of Arhat Madhyantika. Stay overnight in a hotel.
Early morning transfer to the airport for return flight home. Journey completed.
An early morning transfer to the airport marked the end of the tour.
About Ladakh, it is the region of mountain passes, an ideal place to see the supreme beauty of nature. Ladakh lies between 32 to 36 degree north latitude and 75 to 80 degree east longitude. It is the highest flat terrain of the Indian state of Kashmir with many of it being over 3,000m about Ladakh. The total area of 45110sq km makes Ladakh the biggest district in India. Ladakh region is divided in Kargil and Leh districts. Kargil lies at an height of 2750m and Leh at 3505m. The largest town in Ladakh is Leh. The altitude differs between 5000 to 14000 feet above the sea level. Leh is the capital of Ladakh. Ladakh is famous for its distant mountain beauty and culture. It spans the Great Himalayan and Karakoram mountain ranges and the upper Indus River Valley. Ladakh is bordered by two of the world's uppermost elevation ranges like the Karakoram in the north and the great Himalayas in the south. The Pakistan occupied Kashmir lies in the west and China in the north and Eastern part and Lahul Spiti of Himachal Pradesh in the South east of the district. Ladakh's racial composition consisted of Mongoloid and a mixed Indo-Aryan population of Mons and Dards. It is now and then called little Tibet due to strong cultural and geographical similarities with Tibet. The approach to Ladakh is always marked with many long walls running 2-3 kms, adorned with engraved stones bearing the mantra "Om Mani Padme Hun" and Chortens which symbolizes Buddha's mind. Through 1962 war among China and India and the part of the Leh was taken by China. Ladakh is known as the land of abundant passes, supernatural lamas and shattered moonland. Ladakh is a high elevation desert as the Himalayas make a rain shadow thus segregation the entry of monsoon clouds. The main source of water here remnants the winter snowfall on the mountains that forms glaciers. The rest of the parts of the country where people request for rain, here ladakhi's implore for the glaciers or the snows to melt for irrigation and drinking determinations.
