CITIES COVERED => Leh-3Day(s) -> Somo Paldar-1Day(s) -> Dib Cave/Tibb-1Day(s) -> Naerak Frozen Waterfall-1Day(s) -> Dib Cave/Tibb-1Day(s)Leh-2Day(s)
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John F.K. International Airport (Google Map)
3 Hours Before Flight Time
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Leh, which lies at an altitude of more than 3500 metres above sea level, is the second-largest UT in the country. In winters, as most passes leading to Leh are closed, you will be flown to the Leh airport which has the distinction of being the highest airport in the world. As soon you land at the airport, you will be greeted by dry and cold air, but what will take all your attention is the lofty, snow-capped mountains all around; a sight that will remain with you forever. After completing the arrival formalities and picking up your bags from the baggage counter, take a taxi and proceed towards the pre-arranged hotel or guest house. Enjoy an overnight stay in the hotel or guest house.
Get up early in the morning and begin the process of acclimatization at high altitude. Proceed to walk towards Shanti A stupa, a sacred Buddhist stupa, from where you will get an opportunity to witness a beautiful view of the sunrise and a panoramic sight of the town of Leh. Stay hydrated as you spend your first day of the trek in Leh.
Due to the challenging nature of this particular trek, the government has made it mandatory for participants to acquire medical certification before they undertake Chadar trek. A clearance certificate upon a medical check-up will be issued by the ALTOA designated medical camp. One will get a certificate only when adequately fit and acclimatized for the trek.
In the morning, get ready to leave Tibb and proceed towards Shingra Koma, crossing Gyalpo. The trail today will give you a chance to witness high mountains and pugmarks of wild animals like snow leopards, ibex and foxes. If lucky, youjust might spot a leopard; even if you do not, then at least be sure, you would be watched by them. In the evening, drive back to Leh and stay overnight at the hotel.
Today, the mesmeric journey to one of the finest scenic destinations of India will ultimately come to an end. The entire experience, we are sure, would give you an unmatchable feeling of achievement and satisfaction. In the morning, check-out from the guesthouse and depart from the Leh airport.
| Hotel Type | Hotel Name |
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| Standard | The Galwan Palace |
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| Standard | Alpine/Dome Camps |
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| Standard | Alpine/Dome Camps |
| Hotel Type | Hotel Name |
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| Standard | Alpine/Dome Camps |
“Chadar” refers to the sheet of ice that forms over the Zanskar river as it transforms itself from a rapidly flowing river into a white blanket of ice during winter. It becomes a frozen spectacle of glass ice ranging from a bluish tinge to golden yellow that is seen during the few hours that sunlight reaches directly into the gorge to the milky whitish on a moonlit night – as said a trekking journey like no other. Chadar connects villages in the Zanskar valley (deep in the mountains) with Chilling (on the road to Leh) along the frozen Zanskar River. This route has been used for centuries for trade and transportation and is most reliable in February when the ice is most stable.
