Best Season : End of June - September

Delhi - Leh - Uletokpo - Dunkhar - Skurbuchan - Biama - Kargil - Srinagar - Delhi - Agra. 

Once the independent Tibetan Kingdom, Ladakh, "the land of passes" with its monospace scenery and numerous spectacular and well - preserved Buddhist monasteries, is truly a remarkable destination for all interest tours. This itinerary provides an insight into cultural and religious background of the remote world's highest inhabited plateau. Our itinerary includes day return visits to number of monasteries located along a stretch of the Central Indus valley, and the prestigious establishment of Hemis in the east. This itinerary is advisable to be timed to arrive in the country for the climax of one of the spectacular Hemis festival held every in the month of June - July depending on the Buddhist calendar. A most dramatic introduction to the "land of Lamas" could not be imagined, as dances in masks and brilliant silk costumes whirl and leap against a background of sky and mountains besides our 5 days safari tour to Dah - Bhima, recently thrown open for tourists. The most interesting thing of this region are its inhabitants - one of the purest Aryan races of Ladakh. Although, the tour can be joined with our 4 days safari tour to Nubra Valley or Himalayan safari to Manali with Tsomariri.

Best Season : June - September 
Horse riding : 7 Days

Delhi - Manali - Keylong - Surchu - Pang - Debring - Tsoker - Yukti - Augking - Sumdo - Gyame - Tsomoriri - Leh - Delhi - Agra - Delhi. 

We were first to introduce the horse riding tour in Ladakh in 1991 with the group of Americans. This remarkable horse riding tour in the high altitude has its own charm for experienced riders to explore the beautiful part of the Changtang area. Setting off for riding for 7 days offers stunning scenery isolated villages and fascinating encounters with the hardy Changpa at their black tented encampments. Included is the full day riding along the beautiful lake of Tsomoriri. We drive by our pre-arranged transport via Mahay bridge to Leh.

Best Season : July - September
Highest Point : Khardung La (5380 m)

Delhi - Chandigarh - Manali - Mahri - Gondhla - Jispa - Zing Zing Bar - Sarchu - Pang - Tsokar - Lato - Hemis - Leh - Khargung La - Leh - Delhi - Agra - Delhi. 

Those who are looking for excitement of downhill day through ever changing scenery, this is the remarkable itinerary. Included some 620 Kms of cycling, with 4000m of ascent and a staggering 10800m of decent, which follows what is unquestionably the greatest of all mountain roads. Setting off on the long ride to Leh, we cross India's main Himalayan ranges by series of 4 passes; rohtang pass (3990m), the Baralacha La (4995 m), the Lachalung La (5065 m) and the second highest pass the Tanglang La (5280 m), which are snowbound for 7 months a year. We have also included ascent to Khardung La, the highest road pass in the world as part of our cycling programme. This great journey offers exposure to a tremendous variety of landscape and culture, travelling from the lush greenery Kullu-Manali Valley, through the semi-arid plains of Lahul, to the Tibetan - influenced high plateau of Ladakh.

Best Season : July - October

Delhi - Parwanoo - Shimla - Sarahan - Sangla - Tabo - Kaza - Kibber - Losar - Manali - Chandigarh - Delhi 

This Jeep safari along the ancient Trans - Himalayan trade to obscure village and Monasteries is a exciting new adventure holiday that packs so much into two weeks. We travel overland from Delhi via Shimla, to a beautiful Sangla valley in the region known as Kinnaur. There is a startling change in the landscape as we enter the district of Spiti Valley. Spending one each night at Taba, Kaza (head quarter of Spiti valley) & Losar include our side trips to Dankar Gompa and the highest village of Kibber (4200 m). The people of Spiti valley have close affinities with Zanskar and Ladakh who are dedicated to the pre-Buddhist Bon religion. Driving out of the Spiti valley, we spend a day sightseeing in the attractive Manali town, before returning to Delhi.