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Ladakh - Nomads of Rupshu Kharnak and Changthang Markha valley also known as Hemis high altitude national park is largest protected area in Ladakh. This park is home of endangered species of mammals, among them are elegant snow leopard, Tibetan antelope, Kiang. Markha valley is favorite trekking destination in Indian Himalaya with its stark lunar landscape and valley floor dotted with green patches of barley fields. Rupshu is situated in southwest of Ladakh and home of thousands of Changpa nomads roaming in vast plateau with their flocks of sheep, producing finest pashmina wool. The Tsomoriri is a long slender female like lake below at the foot of highest peak in Rupshu region Lungser Kangri 6666m. Karzok is main village situated west bank of lake and connected with road to Leh city. We start our trek from Leh by driving up to Chilling village - an ancient village and cross the great Zanskar River by ropeway to Skiu village in Markha valley, we trek along the Markha River and cross villages and barley fields up to Hankar where we trek to Zalung Karpo la and enter in to vast section of Rupshu regions. Later crossing passes of Yar la we arrive at headquarter of nomads at Sangtha. Crossing norbu la we reach at Pang a small tea stops on Manali Leh highway. Ladakh: Karzok village and lake Tsomoriri TRIP FACTS     Trip Length: 24 days. Trip Grade: Moderate to Strenuous, Best Season: Mid June to End September, Highest Elevation: 5200 m. OUTLINE TRIP ITINERARY Day 01. Arrival in New Delhi Day 02. New Delhi - Leh flight Day 03. Leh. Acclimatize. Day 04. Leh. Acclimatize. Day 05. Leh - Spituk - Zingchen Day 06. Trek to Yurutse Day 07. Trek to Ganda la pass to Skiu Day 08. Trek to Markha Day 09. Trek to Thachungtse Day 10. Trek to Langthang Chu Day 11. Trek to Zalung karpo la - Sorra Day 12. Trek to Dat Day 13. Trek to Yar la - Lungmo che Day 14- Trek to Pogmar Day 15. Trek to Nomadic camp Day 16. Trek to Numah Day 17. Trek to Zozingo Day 18. Trek to Thargang Day 19: Trek to  Manechan la -Lato Day 20: Trek to Kyangdom Day 21: Trek to Karzok Day 22: Trek to Karzok Phu Day 23: Drive to Keylong Day 24: Drive to Manali. Day 25: Drive to New Delhi. Day 26: Fly home.  26 days Cost Includes: ·         Hotel accommodation at 3 star basis New Delhi, Manali and Leh. ·         Transportation as per itinerary. ·         Sight seeing as per itinerary. ·         Domestic flight New Delhi – Leh, Leh – New Delhi. ·         Meals. ·         Staff: Well English speaking local Guide, cook, kitchen helpers, trekking mules/horse. ·         All trekking and camping gear. ·         Camp fee and national park fees. ·         Medical supplies.   Cost excludes: ·         Sleeping bags, ·         Alcohal bevarages and soft drinks. ·         Personal laundry, ·         Personal insurance. ·         Entrance fee at monasteries. ·         Personal Tipping.     21 days Cost includes: ·         Trekking and camping gear. 2 men sharing tent. Dining tent. ·         Transportation per itinerary. ·         Manali – Delhi deluxe bus. ·         All meals. ·         Staff: Well English speaking local guide, cook, kitchen helper, Trekking mules. ·         Camp fee. ·         Medical supplies.   Cost excludes:  Hotel accommodation. Domestic flight fare. Sleeping bag. Alcoholic bevarages and soft drinks. Personal insurance. personal laundry. Entrance fee at monasteries.   Ladakh: Nomads of Rupshu Kharnak and Changthang trek itinerary Day 01: Arrival in New Delhi Arrival in New Delhi international airport. Transfer to hotel.   Day 02: New Delhi - Leh Transfer to domestic airport. Fly to Leh.   Day 03: Leh Sight seeing: Shey, Thiksey, Hemis monasteries and Stok palace Today after breakfast we visit local sight seeing in around Leh. Important places to visit around Leh. We visit Shey, Thiksey, Hemis monasteries with Stok palace at the end.   Day 04: Leh - Phayang - Alchi - Leh. Today at first we visit Phyang monastery at a distance of 40 kms from the west of Leh. Tashi Chozong at Pyang build in around 1515 AD. Main attraction of Phyang monstery is 900 yrs old museum It has a large collections of thankas, idols and Chinese Tibetan and Mangolians firearms and weapons. The festival of Phyang Gang SngonaTsedup held every year. After we visit ancient monatery of Alchi. Situated at a distance of 67 kms from Leh. Lies in the barren mountain valley of river Indus. Alchi is famous for its wall paintings of the 11th century. Wall painting It reflects the ancient artitic details of both hinduism and Buddhism. Founded and built by Rinchen Zangpo in 1000 AD.   Day 05: Leh - Spituk - Zingchen 3700m. 5 hrs. Today after breakfast we drive to Spituk at a distance of 7 kms from Leh. We make a short visit to Spituk monastery and start our trek from Spituk bridge on Indus river behind the monastery. We gradually trek on plain, dry and exposed area where we might need sun proctections. We continue to trek till Zingchen valley where Rumbak river flows to River Indus.  We camp at a small village of Zingchen.     Day 06: Zingchen - Yurutse 4100m, 5 hrs. Today leaving Zingchen behind we trek towards Rumbak village and enter in Hemis national park.  A unique region in Himalaya for Snow leopard conservancy. Now valley wides as we arrive Rumbak village. We camp below Ganda la pass at Yurutse.   Day 07: Yurutse - Ganda la 4900 m - Skiu 3300m, 6-7 hrs. Today we ascend to Ganda la pass. Enroute spectacular view of Stok Kangri 6153m and Stok range. It is a 2 hrs climb to Ganda la pass from Yurutse. At top prayers flags and Chorten ( Stupas) are usual Buddhist marks can be found. After pass a long descend to Shingo where we stop for lunch. After Shingo we descend through narrow gorge and at the end of gorge Skiu village. Evening we visit Skiu monastery and visit local house. Overnight camp.   Day 08: Skiu - Markha 3710m, 17 kms. 7 hrs. trek Today we trek along the markha river on valley floor with level path. We cross several summer settlements with prayer flags and lhato. The valley floor of Markha contains fertile terrain. Barley fields is main vegetation throughout markha valley. We trek along the right bank of river and cross Chaluk and later trek along the lef bank of river, finally arrive at Markha village. The main village in Markha with largest population. After hot drinks and refreshment at camp in late afternoon we visit monastery and ruin fort of Markha village. Overnight camp.   Day 09: Markha - Thachungtse 4200m, 6 hrs. trek. Today leaving Markha village behind we trek along the river and crossing it several times. We pass the Umlung village and its monastery after this village first view of Kangyatse 6400m can be seen, dominating the entire valley. This favoulus peak can remain in sight till Thachungtse. We break for lunch at Hankar village. Hankar is first and last village in valley before Kongmaru la and Zalung Karpo la. We continue to Thachungtse campsite with fantastic high pasture land.   Day 10: Thachungtse - Base of Zalung Karpo la Today an early breakfast with early departure from camp, due to increasing level of water in Langthang chu especially afternoon when snow melts at higher altitude. we trek  along the ridge and descend to Langhang valley. It is remote area with numbers of  wild animals blue sheeps can be seen roaming in. We follow the Langthang valley and cross stream and trek along the left of chu ( stream ). Than climb to base of Zalung Karpo la camp site.   Day 11: Zalung Karpo la - Sorra 4300m 5-6 hrs. An ealry breakfast with early start to obtain a good morning light and sun. With our second pass of the trek We climb to Zalung Karpo la 5200m from top an impressive view of main Zanskar range and high plateau of Rupshu and Changthang. After pass we are in Rupshu Kharnak valley. A valley home of thousands of Ladakhi nomads roaming in this high grazing land during summer time looking after their flocks of pashmina sheeps and goats with yak and dzo.  We descend steep in mountain deserted sand. We cross the river and arrive at beautiful camp site Sorra.   Day 12: Sorra - Dat 4200m. 5 hrs. trek Today relatively comfortable day. We trek along the river and at Tangse sumdo trail and valley divide to two direction. To the right valley and trail leads to great Jumlam gorge and river joins to Khurna. To the left to Dat and Yar la pass. We enter to left hand valley to our main destination of Karzok and  meeting nomads of Rupshu and Changthang. We arrive at Dat where there is monastery  of Gelukpa sect.   Day 13: Dat - Yar la 4950m - Lungmo Che, 5-6 hrs. trek From Dat we are approaching to a vast plateau of Rupshu and than Changthang. Climbing to Yar la pass is not relatively exhausting. Prayer flags, red mani stones and Lhato at the top of pass relatively will speak to you about the ancient and present nomads of Kharnak who had and has offer and prays at top. An easy descent to Lungmo che pasture with nice campsite with surrounded snow capped mountains. Should not be miss to see twinkling star night especially in the high plateau.   Day 14: Lungmo Che - Pogmar 4600m Today leaving Lungmoche behind we cross a small pass and pass by mani walls. This pass divides Lungmoche from Sangtha area. Pogmar is small nomadic settlements. We descend down to small canyon  to village of Sangtha. We cross Zara chu river and continue to Pogmar village which is last nomadic settlement in this plateau, nomads settle here during automn time.   Day 15: Pogmar - Pogmar la 4900m - nomadic camp Leaving behind Pogmar village. We gradually ascend to Pogmar la and enter in more plains. Spectacular view from Pogmar la of nomadic campment and white pieces of cotton spread like grazing sheeps can be seen from top. We cross the national highway on more plains which stretch 40 kms and camp close to nomadic camp for overnight stay.      Day 16: Nomadic camp - Numah Today we trek on vast plain of Changthang plateau for several hours than arrive at the  end of plateau. At the right edge of plateau Pang encampment is located we intersect to left end of plateau end and descend down to canyon. We cross the stream and trek further to  Numah river camp. Beutiful campsite with great view of natural sand formation.   Day 17: Numah – Daktago - Thelakongla ( 4980 m ) – Zozogang 4730 m. 7-8 hrs. trek Today after breakfast we steadly follow the same stream, We cross Berma chu and Shermer chu. Berma chu comes all the way from Berma la that leads to Tsokar. we take the left side stream of Sumkhel Lungpa before thelakong la. A good view from Thelakongla pass 4980 mtrs. After this pass we enter in Phirse phu valley which ends at South bank of Tsomoriri lake. A Changpa nomads can be seen below this pass with flocks of sheeps. We continue trek along the yet another stream which goes towards Tsomoriri lake. Overnight camp at Daururu.   Day 18: Zozingo - Thargang Yesterday we cross Thelakong la pass, today after camp we continue to trek along the left bank of Phirtse phu for several hours. On left side hills are white snowy peaks and right across terrain are with wonderful colors. We pass Khalad and arrive at the nomadic temporary settlement of Thargang. Just before Thargang a another trail to left to Kamlung leads of Tarang la to Karzok phu, with steep climb to Tarang la. Overnight camp at Thargang.   Day 19: Thargang - Lato Today after wonderful campsite in amazing morning sun we trek along the left bank of stream and after climb to Manechan la pass, its not so high pass what relatively easy pass to cross. At pass we can see prayer flags and skulls of Blue sheep, goat, and sheep as offering. We cross stream several times and most of trek on river bed. We stop for lunch at grassy edges of stream.  Always be aware to keep notice of natural things happeing all around. This area is much more active for wildlife activities. hare can be seen jumping in small bushes. Himalayan pika can be seen in hiding and sneaking in small patch of stones, may even find birds nest on open ground. There are no tree at all so birds only plance to make nest is open ground. We camp at Lato with great view of right hill across river.   Day 20: Lato - Kyangdom Today after Lato we continue to trek along the left of river. We trek on the river bed with pebbles that interestingly keeping attention, we cross the stream for several time. We pass Kulmoche and now valley becomes narrow. We sharply ascend to edge on foot of hill and turn left hand. Arriving at small hill a marvellous and magnificient view of lake Tsomoriri and Kyangdom. Far across lake Chamser and Lungser Kangri peak dominating the region.  We could see the huge delta of Phirtse phu river in the lap of Tsomoriri lake. At the southern end of lake mouth of Tsomoriri lake heading towards Norbu sumdo to join Parechu river. We descend down to the beach of lake and camp at Kyangdom. Simply Kyang means wild ass that roam around lake.   Day 21: Kyangdom - Karzok Phu Today an early breakfast to leave the lovely campsite as we have to  trek along the eastern shore of lake for long hours and trekking of shore of lake makes exhausting with some places on semi sand. Wild geese are often at the shore of lake with keeping attention on Twin peak of Chamser and Lunger and awesome. On left hill Mentok peaks are faboulus.  We pass by many nomadic camps of Rile, Kele, Sanchanglung, Kharlung, Zerlung and marlung. We cross by rocky path and see reflects of peaks of lake. Just after Zerlung Marlung we climb sharply and arrive on a small pass from where first glimpse of Karzok village can be seen. We descend down and arrive at the fields of Karzokpa. We cross a stream just before Karzok. There are campsite beside Karzok, We keep trekking on the left hand valley that leads to Karzok phu where most of nomadic settlements are in movement. We trek along the left bank of stream for 1 hr , stream which is source from Tarang la and Metok massif. Overnight camp.   Day 22: Karzok Phu Today we explore the nomadic life,  visit yak tent and have tea, chang and tsampa. Take photographs, play with children, or have fun with olds Changpas or if you want or if you wish to climb small hill than an early departure is good. To have entire view of lake and Karzok. Or afternoon just relax in camp.   Day 23: Karzok - Keylong An early breakfast today and early trek from camp to Karzok. We trek back to Karzok and make short visit to monastery and our jeep will be waiting us for our onward journey to Keylong in Lahaul. We leave Karzok and drive to Tsokar and join national highway we pass by Pang and cross passes of Lachulang la , Baralachala pass. After Sarchu we enter in Lahaul Spiti district of Himachal pradesh. Here landscape changes to white capped mountains and Lahaul means valley of mountains and glacier. We pass Darcha and wonderful route to Keylong with willows tree along the route. Lahauli are known as Garjapa to Ladakh and has close relation with Ladakh and Zanskar. Overnight stay in hotel at Keylong.   Day 24: Keylong - Manali 2040m. 116 kms. 6 hrs. Today we leave Keylong and drive along the right banks of Bhaga river. We cross Billing nallah and village. At Tandi where Bhaga and Chandra joins to form Chenab river. We cross bridge and follow the right bank of Chandra river till Koksar bridge. All along the route beautiful villages of Gondala, Sissu. Route climbs to Rohtang pass 3978m which is gateway of Lahaul and now we enter in Kullu valley. We descend to Marhi, Kothi and finally to Manali. Overnight in hotel.   Day 25: Manali - New Delhi Today after breakfast explore the local sight seeing in around Manali. Visit Hadimba devi temple, Manu rishi temple at old Manali and visit Vashisht hot sulpher springs. Afternoon visit local market and Tibetan monastery. Evening drive to New Delhi with volvo bus sleeper coach.   Day 26: New Delhi - Fly home Arrival in New Delhi from Manali at 06:00 -07:00 hrs. Transfer to hotel. Evening transfer to international airport and flyback to home town.   Photo Gallery Testimonianls Map Contact us Testimonials

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Shower facilities provided at end of trek were an added bonus. Food: Surpassed all expectations. We were fed huge portions and there were always enough snacks to get us up the last few hundred meters. Service: Everyone was very welcoming and helpful, always ready to answer our questions. The friendly campfires at night topped off the experience. Trek: The Beas Kund trek was exactly what we were looking for. The scenery was breathtaking and our guide Ravinder was always ready to accommodate our request and take us up to 4000m. Overall: the fantastic few days in the beautiful part of the country made better by booking our trek with Potala Adventurers Company. We would definitely recommend Potala Adventurers to our friends! ”. Harriet M. & group. London, ENGLAND, 31 Oct. - 03 Nov. 2011.   Hamta Pass and Chandratal lake trek “ Days: 4 nights 5 days. Guide: Ravinder, very informative, helpful and friendly. Took good care and guided well. Cook: Prem, cooked very delicious food, very fast. Did not say no to anything we asked. Horseman: Megh Singh. Nice guy, friendly. Equipment: Excellent, all in good conditions. About Potala: Overall I was a beautiful, memorable experience. Service offered by Potala was very good and highly satisfactory. We would definitely recommend Potala to our friends. Thanks to Mr. Tenzin and his team, for organizing wonderful trek”. Mr. Karishnamurthy and Mrs. Shruti H - Bangalore - Karnataka. 19th Sep. - 23 Sep. 2011   Ladakh to Spiti trek and climb of Kanamo peak “I have completed the Parang la trek from Karzok to Kibber and Kanamo peak from 08 Aug. 2011 to 20 Aug. 2011 organized by Potala Adventurers, with leading Guide Umesh and assistant Guide Ravinder. They are professional, experience, knowledgeable, friendly and helpful.  Umesh has assisted me several times on the river crossings and willing to wait for me, as I am always walking slowly. With no complaints, and also give me support with encouragement on passing the Parang la pass and on the Kanamo peak and give full support on during the road blocking on the Batal – Chatru. He also shared with me of his climbing experience and others about the regional history & culture to make the trip interesting.  Ravinder served as assistant guide but also acted as cook on the trek. He has done a good job on cooking includes breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack and dinner. I like much of his fried rice and noodles, potato chips and mixed veg. He also clean up campsite area and burnoff the garbage before leaving, in support of the eco-tourism. I also like to thank you Tenzin Ningbo to secure me the bus ticket New Del / Manali / Del and the booking on the sunshine guest house which provide me the comfortable and nice stay. As well as to Ningbo for all his support me during my stay in Manali. Last but not least, I would like to thank you Mr. Prem Singh of Potala Adventurers to well organize of this trek, the trek is challenging and overall the trip is rewarding, especially on the Spiti valley tour. I would like to come back very soon in the near future for another trek”. Yours - Stanley Lai, Singapore, 25 Aug. 2011   Manali: Hamta pass trek and Chandratal Lake 1) We loved the trip; it was very well organized by Tenzin and his team. Ravinder was our Guide, and he took great care of us through the entire trip. We loved POTALA Adventurers and will come back for more next year. We love Lakpa Ji, Prem ji and Chotu helped with excellent cooking. Shanti Sunder- Mumbai - 20.7.11 – 24.7.11 2) It was a fabulous, out of the world experience. It was very well organized by the Potala team. A special mention to our guide Ravinder, who turned out to our friend and philosopher. Our drive Mr. Lakpa Seth, and other Mr. Prem Ji and Chotu were also a great team. We completely enjoyed the whole trip and hope to keep coming back. Hema Ambadan- Mumbai. 25.7.11 3) An excellent, adventurous and beautiful trip. We had an excellent team with us. The guide Ravinder was the best person to accompany us, he help us all the way. The cook Prem made excellent food. Mr. Lakpa who drove us from Chandratal to Manali was one of the best and trusted guy to drive on this mountainous road. To sure it, we had a great trip. Thanks to Potala Adventurers. Jayshree Narasimhan – Mumbai -20.7.11--24.7.11   4) I totally agree with this, it was really super excellent adventurous trip. Bhagyashri- Mumbai - 20.7.11 – 24.7.11. Manali: Hamta Pass Trek We completed our 4 days hamta pass trek on 14th july, 2011. It was a really great experience with all the modern facilities provided to us by tenzin ningbo. The taste of food along with the presentation of food at an altitude of over 3500mts was just great. We were also amazed by the knowledge about the area in which we were trekking shared to us by our guide Mr.Ravi. The trekking equipments used were also of good quality. H. Gajjar and R. Surey - Gujrat - India - 11 July - 14 July, 2011 Manali: Hamta Pass Trek Hi Prem, Our Hamta Pass trek was awesome. The entire Potala Adventurers team- Kenjil (your brother), Ravinder (Guide), Dinesh (Cook), and the porters were very friendly and helpful. We thoroughly enjoyed the trek and the company of your team right from booking till the end. The trek was beautiful and adventurous. Ravinder and his team made the whole treking experience wonderful. We were really impressed by Ravinder's knowledge and passion for the mountains. He was very friendly and caring which made the whole treking experience even more beautiful. He also mastered his team (cook and porters) very well. All the staff was very nice, committed and cheerful. The food and camping arrangements throughout five days were excellent. Attached are few memories We would definitely like to do many more treks with you (Potala Adeventurers) in future. A big thank you to the Potala team. Keep it up and wishing you the very best. Cheers Neha & Avnish – New Delhi, 20 - 24 June 2011 Manali: Beas Kund trek and Solang valley - 3 nights 4 days Mr. Prem Singh, Thanks for organising the trek - from our perspective it was very enjoyable and met our objective of a light and comfortable trek. I would definitely like to recommend your name to anyone going for a trek starting from Manali and especially highlight the flexibility you offered in organising a cost effective trek for only two people, the good and hot food and courteous and helpful staff. We are currently planning another trek (after 1-2 months), may be to Hamta pass, with a group of 2-4 people. Will be in touch with you for the same. Once again thanks very much for a memorable experience. regards, Rajat and friend - 18 June - 21 June 2011   Manali: Hampta Pass Trek Potala Adventurers has gone out of the way to make my Hamta pass trek truly memorable.  The Guide and porters were true professionals. They were able to assist me in providing information to questions I have and also helped me cross steep glaciers along the way. This is crucial for me, having little experience walking in ice. I also wish to compliment them on the elaborated food dished out everyday and appreciate the extra blankets when weather turns cold. I also deeply appreciate the company for helping me make pre and post trip accommodation and onward travel arrangements without being asked and providing invaluable advice. David L. – SINGAPORE – 11 June 2011 I went on the Hamta pass trek in early June.  I had not read much about the trek before I left, so I didn’t know what I had coming. I was positively surprised with the good knowledge the Guide had about the areas we were passing through.  He seems to have real passion for mountains and trekking, which was really encouraging for me. The cook did his best to provide us with the nice dishes as far as it could be done.  All the staff on the trek acted professionally in every situation, even when my trek partner was forced to make decision to return with the porters. The cook and the Guide did their best to serve me the food I needed on the last two days of the trek, although we didn’t carry any cooking equipment with us. The tent and sleeping bags we were given were also just right for the wind and weather conditions. Altogether an amazing experience I won’t forget. Charlotte L. – NORWAY, 13 June 2011   Kinnaur  Spiti Tour Tour name:  Kinnaur Spiti Tour  ( 18 May – 02 June ) 15 nights 16 days. “Our tour to Kinnaur Spiti was a grand success. Everything was well planned and well organized. Staff: 1) Diggu ( Driver cum staff )- very hard working well mannered. Safe driver and also a very nice and humble person. 2) Prem cook – Very hard working, excellent cook who made our trip enjoyable. Very nice and polite person. 3) Dinesh – helper also very hard working.  Ever smiling – ready to help anytime and very sincere and very polite. We would like to thank Mr. Prem , Mr. Tenzin, Mr. Diggu, Prem and Dinesh making our trip memorable. It was a life time experience for us”.  B. Shah & family  - Mumbai   Explore Manali trek   “ Potala Adventurers is a winning combination of skill, professionalism and personalized service. All through the 5 days trek we felt we were in safe, trustworthy hands of our guide Ravinder. Who navigated us through various terrains – steep hills, snow laden landscapes and lovely alpine meadows. The campsites were well chosen and even in the most difficult situations, we were treated to a variety of delicious meals – which definitely helped keep our spirits high. Mr. Tenzin of Potala Adventurers made sure that our trip was perfect in every way. We would definitely recommend Potala Adventurers to anyone who wishes to explore the wonders of the Himalayas”.  Elvis D’Cruz and family - Kochi, Shantanu Dey and family - Bangalore. 25 April 2011 View all Reviews       Vill. Siyal, H.No. 217, Manali - 175131 Himachal Pradesh , INDIA info@potala-himalaya.com potala.himalaya@gmail.com +91 1902251705 +91 9816076854 skypotala

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