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Ladakh the remote borderland at the end of the Western Himalayas and cut off for the road communication for seven months of the year is now accessible from Manali in Himachal Pradesh through the highest mountain passes in the world.

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The safari takes off from the green, verdant valleys of Kullu-Manali, skirts the mysterious valleys of Lahoul and Spiti, climbs over the passes as high as Tanglang (5112 Mts.) and Baralacha (4891 Mts.) to the awesome vistas of the tableland of “ Little Tibet”. You drive across three major mountain ranges of-the Greater Himalayas, Zanskar and Ladakh-to the foothills of the highest mountain mass of the world. The Karakorams or Mustagh, embossing the world’s second highest peak, K2 (8611 Mts.). In between high passes and grotesque gorges you traverse extensive, stark moonscapes, the legendary Moore plains and the surrealistic steppes of Sarchu. The valley heights range between 1700 Mts. to 4600 Mts., where cold, wild, winds scrape the rubble and whistle past a lonesome Chorten or a Mani-stone wall. Atop high passes you are face-to face with a maze of snow-capped mountain tops and serrated craggy ridges which hide some of the worlds largest glaciers outside the polar region.

The Zanskar landscape has a completely different character from the rest of Ladakh , the main valley being more open and grassy, and almost completely tree less. Zanskar is made up of three main river valleys, two tributary ones joining near the capital, Padum to form the Zanskar river. It is these two – the Doda flowing from the Pensila and the Lunglok coming in from the southeast- that form the dividing through between the two ranges, while the united stream makes a gash through the Zanskar range as it flows north to join the Indus.

Like Dras and Rangdum, Zanskar suffers heavy winter snowfall. The only route is along the frozen Zanskar river, down to its confluence with the Indus at Nemo. Even today many Zanskaris undertake this gruelling trek, six days out and six days back every winter to sell their surplus butter, which is prized in Leh for putting in tea.

Trans Himalayan jeep safari

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Total no of days	:	18
Best Season	:	July-October
Grade	:	Moderate

Itinerary:

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Meeting and assistance on arrival and transfer to your hotel. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2: Delhi-Chandigarh-by shatabdi express-Nalagarh-drive 60 km; approx.
1½ hrs

In time transfer to the railway station to board your train for Chandigarh. On arrival you are met and you continue your journey by car/coach to Nalagarh. On arrival check into Nalagarh Fort for overnight stay.

Day 3: Nalagarh-Manali – drive 250 km, 7-8 hrs

After breakfast drive to Manali, which is 1896 m above sea level and situated at the northern end of the Kullu valley. A picturesque little town bustling with activity, Manali is the most popular place in Himachal Pradesh during the summer season. Around Manali, nature has lavished the region with forests, waterfalls, green slopes, rivulets and soaring snow covered mountain peaks. Manali also boasts of a Mountaineering Institute, which imparts training in mountaineering, skiing and other adventure activities. Drive and explore the beauty of nature. Overnight stay in hotel.

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Day 4: Manali-Jespa - drive 147km-6-7 hrs

After an early breakfast drive to Jespa a small village in the Lahaul region. En route cross Rohtang Pass (3980 M) and visit Keylong village. The lofty Shingri Glacier is seen in all its grandeur, it’s high passes standing between them and the civilized world. The people of these valleys have an intense love for their home culture; their songs and dances are as chaste and pure as the snow that clods the mountains around. Spiti Valley is famous for Yaks and Choru. Overnight in hotel.