Day 1 : Leh  (Visit Shanti Stupa and Leh Palace in Evening).

Experience a wonderful flight over the Himalaya .On arrival,you will be receive by Kailash expeditions representative and transfer to hotel. After welcome tea and coffee, rest for whole day & and let your body take complete acclimatization. Late afternoon , if health permits ,drive to Shanti Stupa & stay back . Overnight Hotel.

Day 2 : Indus Valley Tour with a Ladakhi Monastic experience at Thiksey Monastery
OVERNIGHT AT SAKTI VILLAGE ( LADAKHI FARMSTAY)
Hemis Monastery/ Thiksey Monastery / Shey Palace/ Sindhu Darshan

After breakfast full day excursion to Thiksey Monastery (16 Kms), Hemis Monastery (45 Kms) which is one of the biggest in this region. While returning to Leh visit Shey Palace (12 Kms). Later on the way to Leh, visit to Sindhu Ghat for Sindhu Darshan, In the evening return to the hotel for dinner, overnight at the hotel.

Day 3 : Leh /Nubra Valley via Khardongla. 125km.

After an early breakfast ,drive to beautiful NubraValley via Khardungla (Highest Motorable road in the World, 18,380 ft) with the zig zag trail continues and drive till Hundar  village. On arrival check in Nature's nest North camp. Afternoon enjoy the beauty of sand dune and double hump camel. Overnight at Camp or hotel.

Day 4 : Disket/ Hunder/ Pangong Lake (Via Shayok)

Today , we get up early morning visit to Diskit monastery and have wonderful view of Nubra valley. Later drive to Pangong Lake via Shayok. 
Enjoy the turquoise color panoramic lake and the magnificent mountains and landscapes which will leave you awestruck . Overnight at Camp.

Day 5 : Pangong /Leh

After a late breakfast , we stroll in and around lake and watch the mother nature soothes you .Later drive back to Leh. Overnight Hotel.

Day 6 : Hall Of Fame / Magnetic Hill / Gurudwara/ Sangam Point

Breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast we take you for a tour of Hall of Fame, GurudwaraPatthar Sahib, Magnetic Hill, Kali Temple and Sangam. At Sangam you can enjoy rafting on Zangskarriver. Hall of Fame is a must visit for every patriotic Indian. It has been built by Indian army in memory of soldiers who lost their lives in Kargil war. Return to Leh in the afternoon. 
GurdwaraPatthar Sahib located at a distance of 40 kms from Leh, was constructed in 1571, in memory of Guru Nanak to commemorate his visit to this region. 
Magnetic Hill is the place where you will see your car, with its engine turned off, move upwards on a steep slope. It almost sounds unbelievable. 
The Sangam is the place called Nimu where the Zanskarriver and Indus rivers merge. In the evening come back to Leh by Lunch Overnight Hotel.

After Lunch

Walk the Old town – Guided Heritage tour of old town

One day trail in Ancient Ladakh

In the pages of history, the ancient capital of Leh, bookmarks one of the greatest cross-cultural crusades of its time! A bustling trade post on the Silk Route, it gave birth to a trans-Himalayan pedigree, nourished by the valleys of Baltistan and Afghanistan, while dynastic rule trickled in from the highest abyss of the Tibetan Plateau and down the realms of the Mongolian Empire…  

We have mapped out a trajectory of hidden trails shadowing the glory of the Silk Road Era and all that it left behind… Seek out timeless stories and let them illustrate history that once existed on a grand scale!

Central Asian Museum 

The quiet courtyard beckons history and the fortified structure stores relics from the ever-lasting escapade of traditions that have transpired here over time…  Bringing to life the Tibetan, Kashmiri, Baltistan and Ladhaki origins of the land. 

La Las Café 

An antiquated, mud-brick café, with a history rooted in romanticism! Andre Alexander, a revered historian and traveller built the innate structure for his Tibetan wife, La-La and it stands true to the tale of their love, long after they’ve been gone.

Munshi House: 

Explore the endless, prehistoric perspectives that lie within the original residence of the King’s tax collector! Proudly known as the Munshi House, its primeval kitchen still stores the original earthen pots and the interior is a profound reflection of Ladakh’s vernacular architecture. 

Leh Palace 

An audacious, architectural figure to which we all look up, the masonry walls of Leh Palace have watched over Old Town like a protective parent since the 16th century. 

Erected without machines or modern engineering, they have forbidden time from diminishing their age-old glory, keeping their perpendicular perfection intact to this very day. 

Tsemo Namgyal

The walls of rTsemo, radiate a forgotten light. Fortified in celebration of an ancient victory, yet their presence today is quiet and elusive, that of a humble bystander who retains a distant dignity while forfeiting all the glory. 

And Lastly,

Experience Authentic Local food at Alchi Kitchen or Central Asian Museum .

Day 7 : Departure: Leh/ Delhi

After an early breakfast ,depart to the airport for onward destination ….fly with sweet memories of Ladakh.