Lamayuru to Chilling Trek Tour

Package Overview

Region: West, Ladakh.
Grade: Moderate. 
Altitude: Tarla 4901 mts. 
Period: June to October. 

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Delhi - Leh

  Arrival at Leh Airport our representative would assist you at the Airport and transfer to Hotel. Check in to the hotel. Post breakfast rest of the day for rest for acclimatization. Later in the afternoon a walk around Leh town (3500m) includes a visit to Leh Market, Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa  - This walk shall help us in a getting acclimatized at this height. Overnight stay at the hotel.

  • Hotspots Leh Palace
• Day 2 : Leh - Lamayuru 3420m - Wanla 3250 m (3 hrs)

  We will leave Leh by taxi in the morning for Lamayuru, following the Indus River through Sham Valley. After visiting Lamayuru monastery, we will pack our backpacks and set off for our first day's adventure. We will follow a stream for a time, and gradually climb up to the pass of Prinkti La (3750m). We will later pass through the small village of Shilla (3700 m) before reaching our campsite at Wanla (3250m), where we will spend the afternoon either relaxing in the sun or visiting the monastery.

  • Themes Hill Stations & Valleys
• Day 3 : Wanla - Hinju 3720m (4-5 hrs)

  Following a dusty road we will reach the small village of Phenjilla (3410 m) and the scattered village of Ursi. We will then walk through a narrow gorge until we reach a traditional Rangthak (flour mill) at the far end of the village The trail will then cut through the village of Hinju (3720 m), roughly 2 km below our campsite in a yak herder’s encampment.
• Day 4 : Hinju - Sumda Doksa 4430m (5-6 hrs)

  From the encampment, we will continue along the trail and ascend the ridge below Kongskil La (4950m). If lucky, we will get glimpses of some wild lives. We will then climb gradually until we reach Kongskil La, where we will be surrounded by dizzying views of the Karakoram and Stok ranges. The descent down the trail is quite steep, with loose moraine causing the difficulty - so be careful! The trail then follows the left side of valley floor, passing a yak herders’ hut (4500m), before we reach our campsite. This valley is occupied mainly by the villagers of Sumda Chenmo.

  • Themes Hill Stations & Valleys
• Day 5 : Sumda Doksa - Dung Dung Chan la base 4430m (4-5 hrs)

  After a short walk and a few river crossings, we will reach the village of Sumda Chenmo. From there we head towards the true left side of the valley, which provides as beautiful view of the village, with its lush greenery. Further on, the trail cuts through the valley’s wild rose bushes and leads us to another river crossing (this stream originates from the high snow-capped peaks of Photoksar (5685m). Before making a steep, challenging ascent over Lanak, we will see Edelweiss and some of the other rare wild flowers of Ladakh. From the campsite, there is a splendid view of Konskila.

  • Themes Hill Stations & Valleys
• Day 6 : Dung Dung Chan La base - Chilling (3550m) (5 hrs)

  We will begin the day with a straightforward climb to Dungdung Chan La (4820m), which offers views of the beautiful vistas of the Stok Range in the east, and the Zanskar Range in the south. From the pass, the trail gradually descends down a ridge toward the valley, continually tapering before reaching the village of Chilling. Chilling is the only village in Ladakh that has provided metal works such as copper, bronze, tin, silver and iron to the Leh market through the centuries. From Chilling, we will drive for about 3 hours along the Zanskar River back to Leh. We can enjoy the beautiful colour of both Zanskar and Indus rivers when both gets combined at Nimmo village of Leh.

  • Themes Hill Stations & Valleys
• Day 7 : Leh – Delhi

  Early morning transfer to air port and fly back to home with sweet memories of Ladakh.

Inclusions

• Hotel

Package Start From

• Leh Ladakh, Jammu & Kashmir, India, Asia

Terms & Conditions

This Tour is Offered by

• Gangjor Complex, Near Jeevan Cafe, Changspa, Leh Ladakh, Jammu & Kashmir, India - 194101
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