Members of our team will be present to pick you up from the airport and transfer you to the hotel. We spend today at the IMF for briefing and registration.

n the morning we catch our flight for Leh, arriving here in a short couple of hours. From the airport, we transfer you to the hotel to check in and unwind. Guests can spend their time visiting the local attractions or resting.

We spend today to adjust to the change in altitude. This is considered vital to prevent the onset of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) further down the journey. The local attractions include Hemis, Sangam, Thikse and Namgyal Tsemo Monasteries, the Leh Palace, the Old Town, among others.

After breakfast, we depart for Kargil along the National Highway headed to Srinagar. Along the way, we visit the Kargil War Memorial, Gurdwara Pathar Sahib and its magnetic hill road, and the Lamayuru Gompa and its beautiful sandy landscape. We arrive at Kargil by night time and check in to our hotel for the night.

After breakfast, we depart for Tangul, which is the starting point of our expedition and is located in the Suru Valley. We can begin to see the visage of the Majestic Nunn Kun peak in the midst of the Zanskar ranges. As we approach Tangul, a better view of the Peak emerges, along with breathtaking views of the valley below. We set up camp at the end of the village and settle in for the night.

We begin our trek today as we head for the base camp. The trek ends by afternoon time, after which we set up camp and offload heavy carriage.

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The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

The next days are covered in the summit attempt and return to base camp, keeping two days in reserve for the summit climb attempts and reattempts. The terrain is mostly scree and moraine, with increase in snow as we ascend further up. We spend a day in instruction on use of climbing equipment, rope tying techniques, and other necessary techniques required to safely attempt the climb and return.

We return the way we came to arrive back at Tangul. We set up camp and retire for the night.

We depart today for Leh, arriving here by late night and checking in to our stay for the night.

After breakfast, we drop you at the airport to catch your evening flight back.

- All accommodation during trek

- All meals during trek beginning from lunch on first Day till Breakfast on last Day

- Local transportation as per the itinerary

- Dinner and breakfast during hotel stay

- Necessary Permits and first aid medical kits

- Qualified and experienced mountain guide, and support staff

- Any type of personal expenses

- Meals during travel

- Extra snacks and meals during trek from shop

- Insurance of the trip

- Anything not mentioned under Inclusions

- Mule or porter to carry personal luggage

- Personal gear and equipment

- Cancellations up to 50 days prior to departure date - Full Refund

- Cancellations up to 30 days prior to departure date - 10% deduction

- Between 30 days to 15 days prior to departure - 50% deduction

- Less than 15 days of departure - No Cash Refund

- Please note that in case of booking with a partial amount, the deduction amount would be calculated with respect to the overall event fees only. The amount would be adjusted from the partial amount deposited with Lets Himalaya to calculate the final refund amount.

- The amount for refund processing would always be calculated basis the net amount paid* for booking the event W.R.T the Base Price of the event (excluding additional components like transport, rent, portage, etc.).