Arrival at delhi airport. Assistance on arrival at airport followed by transfer to hotel near the airport.

Early morning transfer to domestic airport to connect flt to leh. On arriva lin Leh transfer to hotel. rest of the day at rest in hotel to get body acclamatised to the rarefied air of Ladakh. Meals & Overnight at hotel.

After breakfast commence full day locall sightseeing of Shey / Thikse & hemis monastery. Return to leh in the late afternoon & rest of the afternoon free for walking around leh town on yr won which can be quite a rewarding experience. Dinner & overnight at hotel.

After breakfast drive to the village of Phey from where one commences half day of rafting down the Indus river,,, full of excitement. end rafting around lunch time & then continue to Lamayuru abt 4 hrs drive. Dinner & overnight in camp.

At festival till 1300 hrs & then after lunch drive to visit the famous Alchi monastery. Later continue to the medival village of Basgo for overnight & experiences in a local house.....Tourismo rurallllll Dinner & overnight Local house.

(11,154 ft/3380 M) 4-5 hrs, The trek begin on this day. After the local hospitality at Basgo we leave our hosts after breakfast & drive for about one hours to Spitok village Start trek from Spituk to Jingchin for the first two hours you will be walking on flat surface which is good fr acclamatization later you will enter into the Jingchin valley following the river on the left bank up stred Jinchen is small village with one family divided into three houses. Afternoon to explore around Jinchen & acclamatization. Meal & overnight camp.

5-6 hrs trek after breakfast start trek, the initial part of the trail gradually ascends it is one of the beautyful walks & is also know as the Snow-Leapord area & you may come across lot of wild life on this days walk. At the end of the gorge you will reach Rumbak village & from here on the trail continues on the right to the tiny settlements on Yurutse.Camp is set a little beyond this at the foot of Gandhala.

7 hrs trek the climb to Gandhala(16,097 ft/4,878m) is not as stteep as that of the previous day’s to Stokla, but it is longer from the pass a spectacular panorama of white fringed mountains merging into distant tanges os the Karakorakm, is revealed. The trail descends steadily to the head of the Skiu valley where a number of rivulets join to fdrom a small stream. The broad grassy shoulders of the upper valley where sharply to the pinched waist at Sumdho with its few houses and fiends at the junction of a small stream with Skiu Nala. From here the river swoops exuberantly down a tight, narrow gorge choked with willow and wild rose with the trail leaping from bank to bank all the way to village of Skiu on banks of lower Markha and the campsite. Sinne Skiu is onlu at about 9,900 ft/3,000 m and the Markha valley is quite narrow. The temperature is higher here. At dusk just as the dvening shadows begin to envelop the valley it is worth walking back along the trail where the Skiu Nala meets the Markha to visit a small Monastry cared for by an old nun who comes here every morning and evening to light the butter lamps at the alter of "CHAMBHA"-the future Budha.

6 hrs. A very pleasant walk up one of the loveliest sections of the Markha valley. Markha is one of the biggest in this valley. The way through Woody bushes thickly along the River which is a spanned by several small bridges over which the trail marches to Thinlespa. The camp is set after Thinlespa 1 n half hrs we set the camp beneath the Markha village the land scap is very nice evening we enjoy and drink local wine with villagers .the camp along with markha river.

Trek 5-6 hrs the trail continues eastwards, climbing steadily up the valley through the picturesque village of Markha and its interesting Monastery, which is worth visiting. Coming in from the south is the trail from Rubering la one of the routes to Zangla in Zanskar, from Markha the country changes and the and the warm relatively heavily wooded section of the lower markha is left behind the camp below the twin villages of lower and upper Hankar is distinctively cooler than at Thinlespa. Between the two villages is a ruined fort the walls of which climb sharply up a crag to an ceric of a lookout tower worth visiting for those with an exceptionally good head for heights.camp after 3 kl from Hankar village. En route we pass some small villages you can say that houses . This trek is little bit ascending and we watch the wild animals like himalayan marmot, deer . and white tail hare. Over night stay near by a small stream. That one come from the base of Kansyatse.

6-7 hrs from Hankar the trail climbs steadily up the narrow valley, past villages smaller and seemingly poorer than those of lower areas. The Nimaling plain is a broad undulating meadow which slopes up wards to the base of ice clad Kangyatse which dominates the area. Nimaling with tiny ponds and rivulets flowing all over its meadow, provides pasturage tn the summer for an astonishing number of animal – Yak,Dwos, Sheep, Goats, Horses, not only from Markha but also from villages all around Himalayan Marmots and white tailed Hares are seen in plenty and it’s not unusual to sight numbers of blue sheep. Camp is set by the river.

Today we have the rest day we explore around the Nimaling one trail lead continue the Sisser Kangri and the glacier. And another lead to Kangyatse. Over night camp at Nimaling.

7-8 hrs. Crossing to the north of Markha begin the climb up to the highest of the three passes Kongmarula(17,409 ft/5,274 m)with its wonderful views from the top. The trAil descends steeply to the head of Martselang valley pasty the Sulphur springs of Chuskyurmo and follows the Martselang stream to the village of Sumdho at the confluence of the Shang Nala and the Martselang. end trek in Shang sumdo where jeeps will report from Leh to drive us in the evening to the conforts of Leh hotel. Dinner & overnight at hotel.

Morning visit of Jaipur city + amer fort. Afternoon commence drive to Jaipur enroute visit Fatehpur sikri. On arrival check into hotel.

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