Lamayuru Trek U
Tour code: TZT Tour style: Classic Explore Tour comfort: Basic Trek grade: Tough
DURATION DAYS 17
TOUR
£1290 17 £1995 18
TOUR ONLY FLIGHT INCLUSIVE KARGIL LEH Lamayuru Sirsir La 4800m
PHOTOSKAR 3800m
Nunkun 7135m
Parfi La 7135m
SNERTSE LINGSHED
WANLA
SINGELA HANUPATA
Sengge La 5000m
Hanuma La 4700m
HANUMIL
KARSHA PICHU
PADUM Monastery INDIA
Gelupa
From/To DELHI
0 km 55 km Lamayuru Trek TZT High altitude trek following the Zanskar River through vast mountain panoramas
Between the Indus Valley and the Indian Himalaya is the once independent Kingdom of Ladakh. We trek from Padum to Lamayuru across jagged rocky landscapes, barren plains and high passes. Surrounded by magnifi cent scenery we explore remote monasteries and palaces. We also spend time meeting Zanskari villagers and learning about the fascinating mountain traditions.
17 day tour itinerary
Day 1 Join tour Delhi. Days 2/3 Leh Fly to the Ladakhi capital. Spend time acclimatising before exploring the monasteries at Shey, Thiksay and Hemis. Days 4/5 Padum Drive via Kargil to the start point of the trek in Padum. Days 6/7 River walk Following the Doda River, trek to the 15th century Gelupa Monastery. Continue along the banks of the Zanskar River to the small
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Day 6 - 3hrs Karsha Pichu
village of Pichu. Days 8/9 Hanumil Leaving the edge of the Zanskar, cross the Parfi La Pass (3900m). Descend to the sheep pastures of Snertse. Days 10/11 Lingshed Make a gradual ascent to Lingshed Monastery. Cross the Mugum La Pass (4100m) and camp at the base of the Sengge La Pass. Days 12/14 Wanla Cross the Sengge La Pass (5000m) and trek
Hanumil Snertse Lingshed Singela
through small villages to reach Wanla. Day 15 Leh Drive back to Leh. Day 16 Delhi Fly to the city and spend time exploring. Day 17 Tour ends Delhi.
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Shey Tiksay
Hemis Gompa
Ruberung 6401m
DAYS DAYS
Tour essentials
Accommodation: 6 nights hotels, 10 nights basic camping. Meals: 16 breakfasts, 11 lunches and 13 dinners are included. Tour staff: Explore Tour Leader, driver(s), porters and trek crew. Transport: Bus and internal fl ight. Trekking Details: This is a 9-day trek with an average of 6 hours walking a day; reaching an altitude of 5000m. We have graded this trek as tough. Group Size: Generally 10 to 16.
Planned tour dates Photoskar Hanupata Wania
2013 Tour only dates 01 Jul - 17 Jul 22 Jul - 07 Aug 12 Aug - 28 Aug
Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.
Day 7 - 5hrs Day 8 - 5hrs Day 9 - 7hrs Day 10 - 6hrs Day 11 - 6hrs Day 12 - 4hrs Day 13 - 6hrs Day 14 - 4hrs Day 15 - 3hrs Single rooms are available from £615 92 For more information and to book, go online at
www.explore.co.uk
Asia and the Pacific - India
TREK LENGTH AND GRADIENT
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Indus Valley
GREAT HIMALAYA RANGE
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Zanskar Doda
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