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  • Price starts from £ 709,-
  • Days: 21
  • Group size: 2-24

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SIBPrint: India:Ladakh

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Itinerary
1 Delhi
2 Amritsar
3 Dharamsala
4 Dharamsala
5 Mandi
6 Manali
7 Manali
8 Jispa
9 Sarchu
10 Leh
11 Leh
12 Leh
13 Yangtang
14 Hemis Shukpachu
15 Alchi
16 Leh
17 Leh
18 Leh
19 Delhi
20 Delhi
21 End of tour

What's included

  • domestic flight Leh - Delhi
  • transportation in (mini) bus
  • train Delhi - Amritsar
  • overnight stays in hotels
  • overnight in tents at Sarchu with dinner and breakfast
  • English speaking tour leader
  • airport taxes
  • fuel tax

What's not included

  • International flights
  • Optional trek from Leh (request when confirming booking)
  • other meals
  • optional excursions
  • all entrance fees
  • visa
  • tips
  • booking fee
  • airport transfers
  • travel insurance

Extra Pocket money: £ 90 - 140 p.w
Single room: £ 179

 
The rugged highlands of Ladakh are among the most remote places on our planet and can only be reached in summer by a spectacular tour of the Indian Himalayas. The deserted moonscape makes an indelible impression on visitors. Culturally, you're in Tibet, the serene Buddhist monasteries testify to this. You can opt for a breathtaking hike and visit Dharamsala, the present seat of the Dalai Lama. Aspects of Sikhism you will find in the Golden Temple of Amritsar, Hinduism in Delhi and you experience the small town of Mandi with its romantic temples.
India:Ladakh
  • • Desolate moonscapes Walk along rocky goat tracks through a wild and desolate moonscape, where you will be accompanied by the Ladakhis and their strongly-built ponies. «
  • • Amritsar Amritsar is known for its famous Golden Temple of the Sikhs. This magnificent shrine is an oasis of calm in this hectic city. «
  • • Leh In the market of Leh, meet the Ladakhi people, their skin tanned by the sun and icy cold, their hair in long braids and proudly displaying their traditional headdress. «
  • • Mandi Mandi is beautifully located on the Beas River. It's a nice stroll among the many ancient Hindu temples and the Indira Gandhi Bazaar. «
  • • Tibetan temples The seat of the Dalai Lama, Dharamsala, has many Tibetan temples and monasteries. The forests on the mountain slopes present excellent walking opportunities. «
  • • Red-clad monks The Alchi Monastery has many beautiful paintings and carvings and is home to red-clad monks. Very friendly and picturesque! «