This is where you find the world’s most fascinating mountains and hills and where you can soar high in the spirit of adventure. Get to share some days with the Monpas and also enjoy the raft experience here down the River Kameng. To enjoy the absolute beauty of the rainforests here enjoy the climb up the lovely verdant stretches and the beautiful background of the mighty Himalayas. Under these alpine conditions also visit the monasteries and also the homes of the Gelugpa Sect. This sect thrives in the Mahayana tradition in Tawang.

So in these high altitude treks you get to see nature come alive ,and you would experience the ideal eco system you always were searching for. There are festivals here in the months of January and February so this would be a great experience to see the Lossar and the Torgya festivals. Also you could get to see the Buddha Mahotsav. Enjoy nature at its best and experience this high altitude trek experience in this part of India.

With 13 fantastic days here in the state of Arunachal Pradesh in India, this trip is one experience you would cherish forever. The ideal time to undertake this trek is in the middle of September to middle of March. The climate is good till the month of May and though it is humid yet good enough for the trek. People above 18 years are allowed for the trek and you would checked for physical fitness before embarking on this high altitude trek.

After reaching Guwahati you would go to Bomdila by road. Then the next morning you would proceed to Thembang. Here there is a lovely climb to the Lagam village and then the Poshing La region is crossed. Here there would be halt at Tse la.

After crossing Tse La, the trek proceeds to the Chumba village. Then the following day you would cross the Se La ridge line and then get the best and the first view of the lovely Himalayas.

Then come down to Nyuri and take a bath in the hot springs nearby. The trek then goes along the region adjoining the River Tawang Chu, and here you would surely love to bask in the absolutely mesmerising beauty of the place. Then walk till you reach the highway at Jang from where you would go by road to Tawang.

At Tawang, there would be a tow night halt while you see the town, its monasteries, and the nearby villages. The Buddhist influence here would charm you and then you would go to Bomdila back through the route of Se La.

On the way you can halt at a place called Jaswant Garh. This is where you would get the last glimpse of the majestic Himalayas across the Tawang Chu. Also people pay respects to a great fighter of the 1962 war here.

Then you would reach Dirang where you could interact with the locals and get to know all about their traditions and lifestyles. You can halt here for the night and experience the magic of the heritage culture here.

Go to the Kaziranga national Park from here the next day and alternatively you could go rafting here at the River Kameng after reaching Seppa. This is entirely your choice. After Kaziranga, where you could spend two nights, you could go back to Guwahati and proceed to your other destinations.

The high altitude treks in Arunachal Pradesh thus give you an opportunity to get the most thrilling escapades.

While on a trekking tour it is also important that you get to experience the best parts of this lovely state and also see the most fascinating travel delights. Ensure you take your trekking shoes and equipment and have a good trekking guide who would help you to organize your tour here.

Arunachal Pradesh is one of the most fascinating northeastern Indian states and is one of the most unexplored regions of the Himalayas. This is a botanical paradise and has a lot of trekking opportunities and gives ideal travel memories. The kind of plants that are found here are very rare and are not found anywhere in the world. The climate here is of the tropical kind and has some semi tropical climate in certain areas. The plantations here are fascinating and enthralling and give cherishable experiences.

The journey here is very strenuous and is equally adventurous too. It is a great challenge to trek through the terrains of this interesting state and has a charming and elegant surrounding which makes the entire trek a great experience.

A trek to Arunachal Pradesh would sort from the West Kameng district of this state and would cover the tribal villages of Monpas. Then you could also go for a visit to the Tawang monastery.

You can also visit the Guwahati Tezpur Trek which starts with the manager receiving you at the Guwahati airport. Then you can go to Tezpur after staying governing at a hotel here. From Tezpur you can go to Bomdila and then to Thembang where you would start the trek.

The trek starts from the Thembang region and you could trek to the Semnak village from here. Stay overnight here in camps at Semnak. This is the Thembang Semnak trek.

From Semnak you can trek to a place called Lagam. At lagam you can stay overnight. From Lagam the trek proceeds to Chander. Here you get to see the Chander village which will give the best sights of the Himalayas. The peaks of the Himalayas exude a great scenic brilliance here in this part of the world.

From Chander  after you  climb around 5500 feet and walk about 7 km. here you can drive down to Dirang and then trek to Shangti. From Shangti you would comeback to Dirang and proceed on the trek.

From Dirang the trek proceeds to Tawang, the lovely Arunachal locale. This is the centre of Buddhism of Mahayana sect. Here you can stay overnight and then wait to see the beautiful sights that await you here.

At Tawang you get to see the world famous Tawang Monastery. Here you would get to see beautiful sights and interesting places. So a full day would go here sightseeing and looking around the region.

From Tawang you would go to Bomdila which is another intriguing place. From Bomdila the trek takes you to Nameri National Park which is another camp resort situated near the River Jia Bhoroli.

The tour ends here and this trek in Arunachal Pradesh is an enriching and interesting experience.

The Moonland tour of Ladakh starts with your arrival at Delhi. Then you would get to see a lot of bazaars and market int Delhi. You get to see the Red Fort and the lovely interests of tourists in the capital city of India. From Delhi you cand reach Leh and stayhere overnight.

The next day you can have breakfast and then leave to see a full day sightseeing of the place. You would get to see the Thiksey Monastery, the Shay Palace, and the Hemi Monastery which are all located on the banks of the River Indus.

The next day you can visit Khardongla and the drive up to this place is mesmerisingly beautiful. This is in fact the highest motorable road in the entire world. This is where you would have a beautiful view of the Stok and the Karakoram Range. After all this come back to the Leh Bazaar and enjoy the shopping that you could do here.

This tour of Ladakh exposes you to the finest regions in this part of the world and gives you great travel pleasures. Ladakh is a great place with a lovely tradition of being a place with a lot of travel interests. This has been the most interesting place to visit and even today invokes the interest and the curiosity of all those who come here. This is a great tourist spot for the tourist simply because it fills his travel palate and also because it has a simple charm that enchants the tourist.

The monastery of Shey is a place where the tourists normally go while on a Ladakh tour and this is located on a hill around 15 km from Leh.  This was earlier the place where the royal family resided and where the pre Tibetan kings had their power. There is a beautiful statue of Buddha here made of copper and is around 7.5 metre high. Plated with gold this is the largest of its kind that has been installed here in this lovely monastery.

Then there is the Thikse Monastery which is a beautifully constructed Gompa. The architectural elegance of this structure is to be seen to be believed. The temples in the Gompa have images, wall paintings and stupas of the Buddha and these really look exquisite.

The Hemis Monastery is another monastery that is a great architectural feat. This is in fact, the wealthiest and the biggest Gompa here in the region of Ladakh. There is a famous festival held here annually so the monastery is popular across the world. The festival that is celebrated here is in memory of the Guru Padma Sambhava’s birth anniversary. This also has the largest Thanka which is normally unfurled once in 12 years. Constructed in the year 1630, this was built in the time of the Sengge Namgyal who was a famous ruler in Ladakh. The monastery flourished under this royal dynasty very well and the fact that the dynasty supported the Drugkpa Sect really helped. The monastery is divided into the Main temple on the left hand side and the Assembly Hall on the right hand side.

Ladakh tours are always interesting and enchanting.

Today Ladakh is a much preferred destination spot for all the adventure lovers and those who love to have fun, excitement, and thrill in their life. Today the tourists across the world come to Ladakh as there is no special permission to enter this city. With the most amazing scenes, and the most magnificent Gompa, Ladakh is a land with a lot of snow clad beauties and immense travel pleasures. With the colourful Tibetan culture dominating the place, Ladakh is a perfect place for activities like mountaineering.

Mountaineering in Ladakh

Mountaineering in Ladakh has been a thrill for many tourists visiting this part of the world. So enjoy this unforgettable experience and get to see the best of everything that your travel could afford. So get to see the majestic hill stops, the lovely snow clad mountains, the small patches of green, and the amazing old gompas. With the most ancient of places to visit and the absolutely old walls which make up the region, Ladakh is a great tourist destination for all those who want to be totally charged up in their tours.

There are many who undertake this adventurous sport here in the land of Ladakh. Normally there are tours which arrange for all facilities like the food arrangements, the porters, the transport, the base camp facilities etc all that are required to follow the activity of mountaineering. So get the best experience of being in a place where you would vie to be at par with the rest of the enthusiasts.

The Stok Kangri Expedition

The Stok Kangri Expedition is a graceful 6153 metres mountain peak which is a great place for all those who want to experience the thrill of climbing up a mountain. A great favourite of all mountaineers, this is a challenging but feasible endeavor here in this part of Ladakh. There are special programmes with treks also a part of the expedition. Tourists can choose from their interests and undertake a trek of their choice.

Then there are the other peaks like the Matho West at a height of around 5950m, the Gulap Khangri at a height of 5,900m, the kantak at 5,275m and the Konglacha peak at 6,700 m which are preferred mountaineering spots here.

The best time to climb up is in the months of Mid May to Mid October and also from June to September. This is the time, Ladakh doesn’t have rains. There are foreign expedition tourists who come here and enjoy the benefits of experiencing mountaineering in Ladakh. For the foreign tourists there are special charges for booking the peak. There is also a Liason Officer who is there for each mountaineering team. Applications are processed in six months and all the expeditions have their respective rescue teams who are a standby for any disaster or accident that could happen.

Mountaineering is a sport that gives the maximum thrill and excitement. Such experiences and more form the beauty of participating in such sports. Ladakh is the ideal place where you can get the benefits of enjoying such sports.

As we come to the picturesque valley and enjoy the ambience here be prepared for some of the best experiences ever in this part of the world. This valley has a more pleasant climate than the colder regions of Ladakh and has been the zone for the caravan trade that exists here.

Panamik is the last village in this region and it is a calm and quiet village today. It was earlier a busy centre The caravans in those days used to take the route where you would cross the Karakoram ranges and the Kun Lun on the way to kashgar, yarkand and other regions of the Turkestan in the Chinese region.

Here you can find today, a small group of Bactrian camels which are the double humped animals which were used in the olden days as pack animals.

A Ladakh jeep safari normally starts from the city of Leh and after going round the city and seeing the places like the Sangkar Gompa, and the Sangkar Gompa and the Shanti Stupa are some good places you can see here.

See the monasteries here like the Hemis, Thikse and Shey which are famous monasteries. Then visist the Alchi Gompa and the Likir Gompa the next day.

The Lamayuru Gompa is another monastery that you can visit. Then after visiting this place go to Leh and visit the bazgo Gompa. The safari then takes you to the Nubra Valley which would take you to cross Khardong La which is the highest pass of the region which looks magnificent at a height of 5602 m.

Samstaling Gompa is another place you could visit here in the land of Ladakh the ultimate hub of travel and adventure. This fascinating monastery in the Nubra Valley is a lovely spot to go to and you would totally love the sights and the experiences that you would get here.

Enjoy the shopping here which would expose you to the best kinds stuff here and this is where you would want to come if you want to experience the tradition and culture of this land Ladakh. The jeep safari would surely be a great adventurous experience which would give you the best travel luxuries and the ideal travel memories.

You also have the Delhi Shimla Ladakh Jeep Safari which takes you around the entire place giving you best sights of the regions that are within the two cities. See the Moghul Empire, Qutub Minar, the Rajpath, the Jama Masjid, and many other sights that so much make up a part of the Ladakh Jeep Safari.

There are two temples which are very famous in Shimla the Mata Tara Devi and Lord Shiva. The Ladakh jeep safari in Delhi Shimla route is an exciting experience and takes you into a land of paradise, and fun and thrill.

If ever you wanted to experience the best pleasures of jeep safaris then do go on a Ladakh jeep safari and experience the best travel luxuries.

The Zanskar river Expeditions trip starts with a flight over the majestic Himalayas which take you into the beautiful Trans Himalayan region of the heaven called Ladakh which lies in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Then you could enjoy the tour round Leh and as you enjoy the sights and scenes around Leh, you would proceed in the expedition tour, and have the most fascinating time of your life.

The following day you can visit Kargil from Leh and a beautiful moonscape on the way is a spectacular sight. As you drive over the Fotu la a majestic mountain pass you would get to see the Lamayuru Monastery which is the oldest Red Hat monastery here.

Then the following day you can drive past the regions of Parkachik and Panikar, and have lovely views of the Kun and Nun mountain massifs at a height of around 7000 metres and then some sights of lovely glaciers and beautiful meadows. Here you would get to see the Rangdum Gompa.

Remala is the destination the next day. This is the place where the rafting starts on the River Doda which is a tributary of the River Zanskar. Then you would go to the Pensi La which is at a height of around 14,500 ft and gives you great views of the peaks of Zanskar. This is where you would see the Drung Drung glacier which is the one which feeds the graceful Zanskar. We flow down the stretch of 40 km below and camp overnight.

The rafting expedition then proceeds to Karsha Gompa which is located near Padum. After rafting for around 30 km for five hours, you can take a break in between for lunch and hot beverages. With the majestic peaks surrounding this area, the entire experience is fascinating and filled with ultimate travel pleasures. This is where you could take a hike to the Karsha Gompa and camp for the night.

The rafting continues to Pidmu to the Nyerak and then to Lamaguru and then to Nimu from where you would drive back to Leh ending the expedition.

After a brief tour of the monasteries and the palaces in the Indus valley, the trek proceeds to the Lamayuru Gompa which is a place that is full of legends and myths about this place. Cross the Prinkiti La which is around 3700 metres to the Wanlah village. There is a beautiful Gompa here. There is a stay overnight here and then the next day you would cross the beautiful gorges that are so much a part of this lovely land. These gorges with their pastures provide great eye catching delights and it is amazingly beautiful to see this picturesque surrounding which lies beyond the Hindu village.

The next day you would cross the Konzke La which is a pass here at a height of around 4900metres. The absolutely breathtaking view here is lovely and the trek then heads towards the Sumda Chenmo village.

Here there is again a stay overnight and then the trek crosses the village which has two gompas. One of the gompas is active and the other is in ruins. Here the trekkers halt and camp for the night.

The following day the trek moves towards the lovely verdant stretch of Lanak. Here the whole surrounding looks straight out of a picture calendar as the entire scene is beautiful and resplendent in its natural beauty. Here is where one spots the Bharal which is the rare and the elusive sheep that is there in this part of the world. These are found on the nearby cliffs.

The next day go to Dundunchen la which is at a height of around 4800 metres . The climb up the peak is very strenuous, and it provides a beautiful view of the Zanskar ranges and the Stok ranges. The trek then takes you to Chilling which is the end destination. Here one boards the rafts on the River Zanskar . Ride on these waters and feel the pleasure of the sight of the confluence of the Nimu and the Zanskar at a place called Nimu. Then you can stay over at the Alchi village.

Here at Alchi there are gompas and the sight seeing tour around these gompas totally take you to a different land. Then you could return to Leh by jeep and bask in the feeling of a lovely trek experience.

In Ladakh, the monasteries are a centre of religious, economic and social functions. These are living examples of existing culture and tradition and they look resplendent in the background of the mountains and various gompas here. These gompas lie on the trading routes that stretch from Ladakh to Tibet . The regions of Hemis, Alchi, Thiksay, Karsha, Ringdom and Lamayuru are all areas of great monasteries. These gompas with their intriguing kind of architecture, has halls of the main prayer hall is very huge and is the most preferred. This Gompa has many dwelling cells, a courtyard and a large library normally and is the venue where the dance and many other performances are done.

Monasteries, adventure, trekking and thrill have always been the mainstay of Ladakh tours.

Enjoying the Ladakh monastery trek constitutes a major part of Ladakh tours.

It should be remembered that this is a very strenuous and physically tiring trek so make sure that you are physically and mentally tuned to undertake this trek. There are two routes that are covered here in the Frozen River Trek. One is the Chilling Lingshed Chilling Trek and the other is the Chilling Karsha Chilling Trek.

The chilling Lingshed Chilling Trek is a trek of around 15 days and covers the regions of Leh, Ladakh, and the Tibetan Camp , passes the region of Phyang and then Alchi then reaching Ridzong and then Lamayuru and lastly reaches Likir .

After going round the Leh region the entire ambience seems to beckon the tourist to get geared for some of the best experiences. Leh gets you adjusted to the trek that is going to come and thus you would surely enjoy the Namgyal palace and the Potala Palace which is so much a part of the region. Then there is the Shanker Monastery and the Dukar figure or the Avalokiteswara which are all fascinating sights here.

The next day you would go round the Spituk and the Phyang Monasteries which have been built in the 15th and the 16th centuries. Then there is the festival of Tseruk which is a great spectacle of masked dancers who set the entire atmosphere of revelry and celebration. The Dalai Lama is the head of the Spituk monastery. With the tiered buildings and courtyards there is a beautiful collection of Jelbagh masks.

The next day sees you going to Chilling by jeep and this is a lovely region lying on the banks of the River Zanskar. There are lot of handicrafts here ad the Chilling artisans are ones with the best kind of works with metals like silver, tin and copper.

This experience would be followed by the Darbau trek which takes you to the land of Darbau. Here is where you would get to see the best scenes of the frozen waterfalls. This is a place where you can have lunch at the Tilat Sumdo which lies at the confluence of the Tsarap Chhu. There is a cave next to it. This is the Zanskar Valley which is very secluded in these valleys of the Trans Himalayas.

Then there is the Tip Yokma where you get the best sights of the Chhumchhar Waterfall. This is a great site for camping and get the best experiences of the morning chill and the ideal scenic sights. The environment here is so harsh and the absolute wilderness here make a great home for the goats, sheep and the yak. The biting icy winds make the place so cold and chilly and the tourists who don’t mind this, enjoy the entire trek here.

Then you can go through the Lingshed do and the frozen river here is a lovely sight with the juniper forest and the plunging canyons and the fascinating scenes of the majestic cliffs . Then you would reach the village of Nyrak.

At Chilling the river Zanskar is seen flowing and one crosses this river with the help of a pulley cable that continues till the most popular region the Markha Valley here. In fact the Markha Valley is considered to be the best in the Ladakh valleys.

Normally all treks in Ladakh start from Leh. So this is where you would find yourself ensconced in the best surroundings such that you would gear yourself for the forthcoming exciting trek. At Leh you can go around the Hemis, Thikse and Shey monasteries. Then the next day you could drive to Uleytokpo and then also have a look at the Alchi monastery.

Then drive across to Lamayuru and see this lovely monastery of the 10th century and which is also one of the oldest Ladakhi monastic sites.

The actual trek starts in the valley and then you reach Prinkitila and then descend down to the village of the Wanla Camp. There is an overnight stay here.

Then the next morning enjoy the sights as you go up the path in the Penji village and here is where you leave the actual trek path and go up to the Valley of Ripchar to a place called Hinju.

After the overnight stay here you would pass the lovely grazing regions and then reach the Konzela base where there are lot of summer camps. It is interesting and fascinating to enjoy the Ladakh surroundings and to experience the beauty of Ladakh treks.

The following day you would climb up the Konzela which is at a height of around 4950m and get the best stunning views of the Zanskar range. Then you go down the hill and as you get down you would reach the Lanak region where there is again a camp.

Chilling is a place you would love to be in and as you reach this place finally you would find the Sumda village lying on the left bank of the river. There is a ridge here which will take you to the Dunduchunla Pass lying at a height of 4435m. Go to the camp that is here at Chilling. Here the locals would be the metal workers making the Ladakhi copper utensils.

Then the following day after camping at Chilling, cross the Zanskar with the help of the pulley cable and then go up the path trekking up to the region of Skiu where there again is a camp.

An overnight halt here and you reach the Markha region which is around at a height of 3810 m . Walk up this place the whole day till you reach the River Markha and then the Chalak village. This is where you would find the goat horns and the chortens which lie beyond the village. There would be another camp overnight here and you would trail up to the Hankar village. There is a beautiful valley here and as you go up the narrow valley you would reach the lovely verdant expanse of Thachungtse.

Explore the areas here and slowly reach the city of Leh and your trek is complete.

Situated between the Tibet border and the Zanskar ranges, the Rupshu region is a well known region of Ladakh. This area is majorly a part of the plains of the Chang Tang here in Ladakh and they form a great landform here in Rupshu. This rugged terrain with its cheerfully inhabited Chang Pa nomads is a great locale for all the Ladakh travel lovers.

Rising to a height of around 6000m the snow clad peaks of Rupshu region lend beauty to the eye and they provide the kind of experience which any tourist would surely want to have at least once. The Khardung La pass is very popular here as the highest road pass in the entire world at a height of 17,384 feet. The Rupshu trek normally starts from Hemis and then heads towards south into the central portion of Rupshu. The absolute thrill of crossing around 3 high passes at an average height of around 16,400 feet makes the tourist surrender to this experience in Ladakh travels. The beautiful scenery, the high meadows giving best campsites, and the secluded villages gives the tourists the most magnificent encounters and the encampments at Chang Pa provide ideal memories for the tourists.

The Rupshu trek starts at Leh and you would certainly like to go around this beautiful land of thrill, excitement and adventure along with the traditional and cultural values that bind this place. So enjoy the lethargic stroll in Leh’s colourful market.

Enjoy the sights of the most popular and most ancient monasteries in this exotic region of Ladakh. See the Hemis, Shey and Thikse monasteries and just get totally lost in these pristine surroundings.

The next day you would go to Hemis by bus and there is an overnight stay here. The following day you would carry on this trek to the Indus Valley. Descend down to Martselang and enjoy the scene of this valley. This valley which is beautiful with its narrow lanes and lovely riverbeds is a hub of touristic activity. You would reach a place called Shang Sumdo and the exotic and adventurous experience here is something that has to be experienced to be believed.

From Shang Sumdo you would reach Latza Kongmaru which is at a height of around 4800 m and it is extremely interesting and intriguing to explore these areas where you have the best gorges and ideal adventure experiences. Get the thrill of ponies carrying your load and just bask in the glory of natural surroundings and Ladakh thrills.

From here you would go towards Langtang Chu crossing the Kang Yatze at a height of around 6400 m and get to see most fascinating views of Karakoram and China. Reach the Markha valley and stay overnight here.

Cross the Langtang Chu and then reach Zalung Karpo La and from here the following day proceeds to the forests and gorges here and you would find the beautiful greenery in the village of Dat.

On the tenth day you would be in the Dat yar La pass which gives great vies of Rupshu. Here you would see the Khyangs which are wild donkeys found in Ladakh travels. Go towards Takh and enjoy the beauty of this pass.

Tourists love to drive to Manali after this and cross the Rohtang pass where you would also get the sights of the valley at Kulu Manali.