Day 1: Arrive in Srinagar, Local Sightseeing; Overnight Stay in Houseboats
Meet The Trikon Lead at the Airport. You will be picked up from the airport and transferred to the royalty of Kashmir. Explore the famous Mughal Gardens, laze around in the Dal Lake via Shikara rides, before spending the night in the royalty of the houseboats.

Day 2: Srinagar to Kargil – 200 kms (7-8 Hours)
We leave early in the morning, passing through the heavenly land of Sonamarg, as we cross over Zoji La and visit Drass (the second coldest place in the world) witnessing views that leaves one spellbound. Also visit the grand Kargil War Museum, situated right at the place where the historical Kargil War was fought. Overnight Stay at Kargil.

Day 3: Kargil to Leh – 240 Kms (7-9 Hours)
As we begin our journey, early in the morning so that we can go for rafting, we pass through Moonland, a beautiful mystical landscape near the monastic town of Lamayuru, the first of Buddhist towns you will see, on your way to the land of the Lama’s. Retreat to your hotel and immerse yourself into the hidden Ladakhi vibe.

Day 4: River Rafting in the Zanskar and Sight Seeing in Leh /Overnight stay in Leh
A little more peaceful day on the road, let’s relax a bit with local sightseeing and some adrenaline rush in the waters of the Zanskar! Visit the Hall of Fame Museum, Magnetic Hill and Gurudwara Pathar Saheb on your way back.

Day 5: Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La - 125 kms (4-5 hours) /Overnight stay at Nubra Valley
We make our way across the Khardung La Pass, situated at 18,380ft, the world’s highest motorable road, to enter the mystic Nubra Valley. Sandwiched between the Karakoram Range to the north and Ladakh range to the south, lie the Shyok and Nubra Rivers. The villages of Nubra are scattered along these two valley-floors. Given the relatively low altitude, a wide variety of fruits, vegetables and grains are grown in this area. Here we visit the Diskit Monastery, which is 550 years old and the largest monastery in the Nubra Valley. The day ends with an overnight tent stay under the magnificent night sky full of stars! We could also feel at home, staying in the house of locals, offering some traditional food.

Day 6: Nubra to Pangong Tso via Shyok, Visit Sand Dunes and Camel Safari - 140 kms (4-5 hours) / Overnight stay at Pangong
After an early breakfast, we visit the white sand dunes at Hunder, a rare cold desert at this altitude. Ride the unique double-humped Bactrian camels here, the only place in the entire world where they can be found!

The most fascinating highlight of any Leh trip, today we pay a visit to Pangong Lake, which is the largest brackish water lake in Asia. Two-thirds of the lake lies in China. To get there, we travel via a road parallel to the River Shyok. Enjoy the evening by the lakeside revelling in the glorious colours of nature, a class apart from any other such sight. If you happen to be here around New Moon, enjoy the splendid view of a star-studded Milky Way galaxy at night. Sleep tight!

Day 7: Pangong Tso to Leh – 150 kms (4-5 hours) / Overnight stay in Leh
Morning’s here! We wake up to an enchanting sunrise over Pangong Tso, and later head back towards Leh. On our way, we halt by the famed Hemis and Thiksey Monasteries. On reaching Leh, rest and retire for the day.

Day 8: Departure
Time to fly back home from Leh! Trip concludes with happy memories!

Accomodations:
Leh – Hotel Oriental/ Hotel Kingsing/ Similar
Nubra Valley – Paramount Camps/ Similar
Pangong Lake – Ibex Camps/ Similar
Kargil – Hotel Chuttuk Heights / Similar
Srinagar – Houseboat in Dal Lake

Travel Suggestions

Those arriving into Srinagar, kindly ensure that your landing/sch arrival timings are not later than 2 pm on Day 1.
As regards departure, you can opt for any flight post 7 am on Day 8.

Things to Carry

One valid Identity Proof, along with a Photocopy
Water Bottles
A lightweight Haversack or Backpack, and a smaller Day Sack
Good pair of trekking shoes, and a pair of flip-flops
Woolen Gloves, woolen socks, Monkey Cap/Balaclava, Neck Scarf
Thermal Inners
Snow Jackets and Fleece Jackets
Waterproof gloves and windcheater/poncho
Personal clothing
Cap, sunglasses, scarf
Camera, Binoculars (Optional)
Headlamp / LED Torch
Toiletries – Sunscreen, Moisturizer, Light towel, Lip balm, Wet wipes, Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Hand Sanitizer
Extra Polythene Bags (To segregate used/ unused garments, wet/ dry clothing)
Any medicines that you consume normally, post consulting a doctor
Mosquito repellent
Snacks & Biscuits to munch on (Optional)
Enerzyl Powder or Glucon D powder

Please Note:
We almost never cancel our events. But in case we cancel an event because of natural calamities (snowstorms, thunderstorms, floods, landslides, earthquakes) or unexpected political unrest, curfews, local riots, government orders, unexpected global health issues, Trikon will issue a voucher for the full amount of your event fee. You can redeem the Event Voucher on any of our events over the next one year.

Disclaimer:
In the event of any emergency arising on any political/security grounds beyond the control of Trikon, We will not be responsible to compensate for cancellation of flights/rescheduling flights/additional meals or stay.
We will do the utmost needful from our end for smooth conduct in any such situation.

Important Note:

We strongly recommend to all the participants to do a COVID test before travelling to Meghalaya or any other long tour.

We also recommend to all the participants to give the RT-PCR test not less than 96 hours before the travel and carry COVID negative certificates with them.

Doing a test strongly reduces the probability of participants coming to the mountains as asymptomatic carriers. It makes it a lot safer for all the participants and staff in the team.

Each member of the group (participants/leaders/ clients & staff) wears protective masks while interacting with each other. Do carry few unused, disposable masks.

It is strongly recommended to wear caps, full sleeves shirts and full trousers and shoes for adventure activities. It reduces exposure of your body parts.

It should be ascertained from the participants that they are not residing / have not traveled in a containment zone and have not come in contact with any person who was tested positive in the last 14 days.

Ascertain whether any participant has any symptoms of Influenza like illness (ILI) like fever, dry cough, weakness, severe body ache etc. at the time of beginning of activity. If it is so then he/she should be asked not to participate in the activity and be evacuated on medical grounds and should be asked to report to the local health authority with his own expenses.

Strictly avoid eating gutkha, pan masala, cigarette or sniffing which induces spitting, coughing or sneezing.

Avoid touching external surfaces and touching your face when outdoors.

If the location of your adventure activity is too crowded then be prepared to leave or wait for the crowd to disperse/for your turn.

It is mandatory that a participant informs the organizers if he tests positive for Covid within 14 days of returning from adventure activity. It will help the organizers to inform and alert all other persons in the group, so that they can follow the medical/government norms in this regard. Here it is absolutely essential that the participant observes transparency and informs the organizers/group leaders about his Covid test results.