Arrival on Leh Airport you will be met our representative. Meeting & assistance on arrival and transfer to hotel.

After breakfast at hotel drive to Basgo (44 km from Leh). It was an important centre in the old days, having been the capital of lower Ladakh when the kingdom was divided in the 15th & 16th centuries.

After that we drive to Likir (9 km) & visit Likir Monastery situated atop a windy cliff overlooking the beautiful village of Likir.

Alchi Monastery from Likir we drive 16 km to Alchi. Just before Alchi we drive across the mighty River Indus over the bridge & reach Ladakh's most loved Alchi Monastery. Over a century old, its wall paintings are very similar to those of the Tabo monastery in Spiti, Himachal Pradesh.. Overnight stay at hotel in Leh.

After breakfast Half day visit to Samker Gompa & Leh Bazaar,  Shanti Stupa and Leh Palace. Samker Gompa is little up in the valley, 3 Kms from Leh Town, which is open to visitors in the morning and evening only. The Gompa belongs to Yellow Sect & was founded in 18^th Century. The Gompa is the seat of the Head Lama of Ladakh & founder of yellow sect, Tson-Kha-Pa. After Sanker, visit Leh Temple & Walk back or Drive to Leh Bazaar.

After noon free for Personal activities/Shopping. Overnight in Hotel in Leh.

After breakfast drive to sakti via Shey, Thiksey and hemis Monastry. Shey – it was the ancient capital of Ladakh and even after Singge Namgyal built the more imposing palace at Leh, the kings continued to regard Shey, as their real home. The importance which was attached to Shey - the seat of Ladakh's heartland - is attested by the enormous number of Chorten about the village, particularly around the palace complex and barren plain to the north of the road. 

Thiksey – is one of the largest and most impressive Gompas. There are several temples in this Gompa containing images, stupas and exquisite wall paintings. It also houses a two - storied statue of Buddha which has the main prayer hall around its shoulder. 

Hemis – which is dedicated to Padmasambhava, what a visitor can observes a series of scenes in which the lamas, robed in gowns of rich, brightly coloured brocade and sporting masks sometimes bizarrely hideous, parade in solemn dance and mime around the huge flag pole in the center of the courtyard to the plaintive melody of the Shawn. The moan of the eleven feet horns, the boom of drums and the clash of Cymbals. Hemis was found in the 1630's by Tsang-ras-pa under the royal patronage of Singe Namgyal, Hemis is the largest and richest of the Ladakh Gompas. It nestles into the mountain side a little way up a glen in the mountains of Zanskar range.

Overnight stay at Camp at Thakthok. (12500 Ft)

Early in the morning visit Taktok Monastry till that breakfast will be ready at camp. After having breakfast trek to warila Base (Chumchar) which is 5 to 6 hrs walking distance.

Overnight at camp (14600 Ft)

Today’s trek is bit tuff. After breakfast start trek and start gradually climb towards warila Pass which is around 15400 ft from sea level. On the top of the pass one can see Karakorum Mountain range on north and Zanaskar Range on south.

Overnight at camp at Yakzipulu.

After breakfast trek down to Tangyar village where you can see a beautiful hanging Monastry belonging to yellow sect of Lamas.

Overnight at camp at Tangyar.

After breakfast start trek with through the  narrow stream up to 02 hrs after that climb small hill Digar Village.

Overnight camp at chumik yogma

After early breakfast gradually climb moderate to the foot of the Digar la several easy streams  crossing the ground flattens out and the path zigzag throught a moraine as far as the Digar La Pass (15600fts) . the decent is steep and dangerous for horses.

Overnight at Camp at Sabo Pulu.

Today is the last day for trek. Start trek downwards to sabo village crossing small streams where car will pick you up from sabo and transfer to hotel

Day free for rest and independent activities. Overnight in hotel.

In time transfer to airport to connect the flight for Delhi. Meeting and assistance at Leh Airport on Departure.