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| Duration |
7-8 days |
| Best Time |
June to October |
| Highest Point |
Yalang Yugula (5440m) |
| Highlight |
People, Village, Wildlife and High Passes. |
| Physical Challenge |
Challenging |
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This
trek starts after a drive to Rumtse around 85 kms from Leh near the Gya
village, which was seat of power of the Head of Ladakh Gyapacho in the
10th century AD. After a night halt the trek begins. It crosses three
passes before Tsokar Lake and another three passes after Tsokar the
salt Lake. While trekking in this area, you can visit birds, wild
animals and Changpa nomads grazing their herds of goats at the
mountains and high passes. The finishing point of the trek is Tsomoriri
Lake or Karzok, the head quarter of Nomadic people. Explore Tsomoriri
Lake for a day and drive back to Leh. |
The cost includes:-
- Trekking equipments (sleeping bags, mattress, two men tents, kitchen tent and toilet tents)
- Camping and wild life fee
- Guide, cook and helpers
- Horses for the trek.
- Transportation(to and from the trekking point)
Note: The cost does not include:-
- Mineral water
- Soft drinks
- Alcohol
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| Brief Itinerary |
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Day 01
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Leh- Rumtse (3 hrs drive)- Kyamar |
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Day 02
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Kyamar- Tisaling |
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Day 03
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Tisaling – Ponganabu |
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Day 04
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Ponganagu – Nuruchan |
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Day 05 |
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Nuruchan- Gyamar Barma |
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Day 06 |
Gyamar Barma – Gyamar |
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Day 07 |
Gyamar – Korzok |
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Day 08 |
Korzok – Leh |
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