Manali Jeep Safari

Day 01: Delhi

On arrival at Delhi, tourists will be attended by our staff and tra nfer to hotel for relaxing and overnight stay.

Day 03: Delhi - Manali (By air)

Tourists are transfer to domestic airport to catch flight for Kullu. On arrival at Manali, tourists will be attended by our staff and move to hotel for relaxing and overnight stay.

Day 04: Manali

In morning tourists will be taken for Manali sightseeing and visiting places like Hadimba Devi Temple, Vashisht Kund, Tibetan Monasteries and Market. In the evening we will take the tourists to Solang Valley and Rahla Falls, which is called as the snow points of Manali and will transfer to hotel in the night for the overnight stay.

Day 05: Drive from Manali to Jispa -145km

Drive from Manali to Jispa along the river Beas offers astonishing view of snow clad mountains, lush green meadows, and hanging Glaciers of Lahaul valley. Tourists can also drive along Chandra River to reach Tandi to visit Kardang Gompa.

Day 06: Drive to Jugtakh over Baralacha La Pass (4650mtrs)

In morning after breakfast we will drive you to Jugtakh over Baralacha La Pass, which means a pass with crossroads. Roads come from Zanskar, Ladakh, Spiti, and Lahaul at this pass. Tourists can rest at Suraj Tal, which is a serene lake and a source of River Bhaga. We will provide tourists with the packed lunch and dinner and make arrangement for overnight stay in tents.

Day 07: Trek to Nulla Camp

We will take tourists Nulla Camp for trekking, which is in the Ladakh region, where tourists can also enjoy the walk along the Lingti Tsarap Chu River and can spend overnight in Camp.

Day 08: Trek to Tsok Mesik

Tsok Mesik is the base of Morang La Pass along the bank of river Tsarap Chu. On the trekking route tourists can have a wonderful view of Phirtse La of Padum valley and later in night tourists are move to camp for the overnight stay.

Day 09: Over Morang la (5300m) to Dhak Tao

This requires steep climbing and on reaching the top, tourists can view the beautiful peaks of Zanskar Range.

Day 10: Yabuk

This will lead to the Shan Valley and tourists can walk along the bank of river Zara Chu to reach Yabuk Village.

Day 11: Lungmo Che

The route of Lunhmo Che splits to the river left side helping tourists to reach a large valley with river Zara Chu, which is a good camping site.

Day 12: Dat

Tourists reach to the Rupshu Valley and by crossing the Yar-La Pass can reach to the Dat village.

Day 13: Tsorra

Tourists after passing several Manes and Chortens and crossing rivers Dat Chu and Sorra Chu will reach the camp site of Tsorra.

Day 15: Nimaling

The trekking route continues to upward and head towards south-east away from the main valley. Tourists should follow a small stream till the route start heading to south and then the route leaves and go zigzag back as gaining height.

Day 16: Over Kongmaru La (5100mtrs) to Chogdo

This pass lies on Valley's east side opposite Kang Yaze, where there is a bridge across the Nimaling Chu that is anually replaced by the shepherds. Immediately the Kongmaru La comes into view. Tourists descent until Chogdo, which is difficult for pack animals and tiring for humans. Tourists are move to camp for the overnight stay.

Day 17: Trek to Hemis (5-6hrs) & Drive to Leh 2 hrs

For trekking at Hemis there is an entry point, where tourists may require to pay an entrance fee to visit Hemis National Park. Tourists are taken to Hemis Gompa and then driven to Leh.

Day 18: Leh

Tourists can enjoy complete day sightseeing of places like Likir, Alchi, and Ridzong Gompas.

Day 19: Leh - Delhi

In the morning we will transfer tourists to catch flight for Delhi and on Delhi arrival our staff will transfer the tourists to hotel.

Day 20 Delhi : Back Home

Later in the evening tourists will be moved to International airport and will be assisted by our staff to board the flight of back home.

* The above tours / itineraries / travel plans can be rearranged / tailormade / customised as desired by our Guests. Feel free to ask for references from our satisfied customers across the globe who have utilised our services in the Indian subcontinent.