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Day 1 - Arrival at the Manali Camp.
Evening bonfire & games & dinner
at the camp retreat.
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Day 02: WHITE WATER RIVER RAFTING
Post breakfast drive to Kullu for an exciting
16 Kms. white water river rafting expedition
braving grade 3 / 4 rapids. Picnic lunch
by the river beach. Return to the Campsite.
Then proceed for little bit of trekking.
Dinner & over night stay at the camp.
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Day 03: Early in the morning proceed
to take white water river rafting and
afternoon take little bit trip of Rock
climbing in the nearby area. Dinner &
over night stay at Camp.
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Day 04: Skiing http://valleyofflowertrek.com/
Manali: Drive for skiing with packed lunch
at solang valley or higher after enjoy
skiing drive back to hotel for Dinner
& over night stay at Hotel. Near Manali
there are some slopes, which have been
rated the best for skiing in the world.
The Solang Nullah, Patalsu, Kothi, Marhi
and Rohtang slopes are very good for skiing
in the winters as well as in summers.
In fact Patalsu and Rohtang slopes are
the only places where one can do summer
skiing. The slopes are being further developed
to accommodate more trainees and tourists.
The national level skiing competition
is held on the slopes of Solang Nullah
and the winter carnival is organised at
Manali. The place has immense potential
to offer some world-class ski slopes and
they are being developed on the same lines.
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Day 05: Morning arrive Kullu, check
into the hotel upon arrival, after having
some rest proceed for paragliding. Paragliding
is organized in Kullu valley throughout
the year at Solang Valley, located 14
kms from Manali and other locations like
Marhi, Fatru, Bijli Mahadev etc. There
are generally two kind of flights: Short
flights : The client is taken 100 - 150
mts up the slope and takes a flight along
with the pilot in the two seater paraglider.
The flight lasts for approximately 60
- 90 seconds.
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Day 06: Manali |
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Short trek around Manali. |
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Places
of interest |
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Hadimba
Temple : |
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Hadimba or Dhungiri temple in Manali is
one of the most important temples in the
region. This four-story wooden temple
is located in the middle of a forest called
the Dhungiri Van Vihar. |
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Tibetan
Temple : |
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Tibetans have a base in Manali too. There
is a large modern Tibetan temple to the
South of the bus stand and also a small
handicrafts centre. |
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Arjun
Gufa : |
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On
the left bank of the Beas, 5-km from Manali
near the village of Prini, is the 'Arjun
Gufa' or the cave of Arjuna. In here Arjuna
practised austerities to get Pashupata
Ashtra or weapon from Lord Indra. |
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Day 07: Manali |
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Short trek around Manali. |
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After lunch drive back to Delhi. Tour
end with happy memories!!!! |
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Duration:
11 Nights / 12 Days
Places Covered: Delhi
- Chandigarh
- Manali
- Jispa
- Sarchu
- Karzok
- Tsomoriri
- Tsokar
- Karzok
- Leh
- Delhi |
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Day 01: Arrive at Delhi: |
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Reach Delhi in the evening and relax at
hotel.Overnight will be at Delhi. |
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Day 02: Delhi - Chandigarh: |
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By
Train SHATABDI EXPRESS (0740/1100) |
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Chandigarh - Manali: |
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In
the morning you will be transferred to
the station for SHATABDI EXPRESS to Chandigarh.
The car will pick you up at the station
and start drive to Manali. Overnight will
be at Manali.
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Day 03: Manali: |
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Proceed for a Full Day excursion of the
hill queen. Overnight will be at Manali.
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Day 04: Manali - Jispa |
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Early morning drive to Jispa after breakfast,
through the Rohatang Pass 13,060 ft. around
51 km climb up to the Rohatang along a
rough bridle path and once on top, enjoy
the stunning panoramas of the array of
snow peaks and glaciers. En route stop
off at snow point a static point as it
shifts with the snow. After lunch at Keylong
visit the monasteries than drive Jispa.
Spend day walking around the Jispa village.
Overnight will be at Hotel.
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Day 05: Jispa - Sarchu: |
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Early morning take the breakfast continue
drive to Sarchu through the Darcha village.
This place is the gateway for the trekker's
to Lamayuru via Zanskar valley. We stop
there for checking, because this is the
last check post in the Himachal. we verify
our passport and another documents. Than
cross the Barlacha Pass (4650m). Sarchu
is the very open place on the bank of
the Bhaga river. The evening is too much
windy. Over night will be at the tent.
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Day 06: Sarchu - Karzok Village |
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After breakfast drive to Pang. En route
we cross the wild animal. Pang is the
tiny migrated markets in Leh-Manali road.
The person who run the shops these are
Ladakhi. They are shifted there for few
months as mid June till Sep. Just cross
the Pang, drive up. After the up hill
drive we find the plain area around 60
km till base of Tanglanla (5400m). Before
Tanglanla we will take right turn to Karzok
village. The gompa here is quite unusual
because it is inhabited predominantly
by women, who often spend their day making
beautiful garments for themselves. The
gompa was built in about 1850 replacing
one replacing one destroyed during Dogra
invasion. Rest day explore the village.
Overnight will be in the tent.
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Day 07: Karzok / Tsomoriri / Tsokar
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Full
day visit the lake side the small collection
of huts. Tso Moriri is situated at an
altitune of 4573m form south east from
Leh. It is like a pearl shape and contains
large mineral deposits. The circumference
of the lake is around 36 km. Here you
must register and show your permit. Tsokar
is about 7km from Tsomoriri. There is
a small gompa. At the village of Thukse
a collection of solid brick huts set up
for the dramatic winters. Late evening
return to the camp for overnight.
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Day 08: Karzok - Leh: |
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After breakfast drive to Leh. In the evening
visit the Ladakhi kitchen. Overnight will
be at hotel in Leh.
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Day 09: Leh: |
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Proceed for the full day Sightseeing of
Shey, Thiksey, Hemis & Stok Palace.
In the evening watch a DANCES PROGRAM
of the locals. Overnight will be at Leh.
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Day 10: Leh - Delhi |
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Drive to Leh airport after breakfast for
flight to Delhi. Spend day at Delhi (sightseeing
or relaxing) and check out late for flight
to home.
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LEH
SPECIAL TOUR |
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Day 01: Leh |
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On
arrival at Leh airport, you will be met
by our representative at the airport and
escort you to Hotel. Complete day for
the acclimatization which is 3500 Mtrs
above sea level. In the evening short
walk around Leh bazar Overnight at Hotel.
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Day 02: Leh - Monasteries 90 Kms. |
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Full
day excursion to the famous monasteries,
it is interesting to visit early in the
morning to enjoy the praying Cermony at
Thiksey monastery. Continue drive to Hemis
monastery which is one of the most famous
monastery of the Ladakh region.. On the
way back visit to Shey Palace. Overnight
at Hotel.
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Day 03 : Leh - Monasteries 40 Kms. |
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Morning half day tour of Spituk and visit
Phyang monastery. . Afternoon visit by
foot to Kings Palace, Leh Mosque, Leh
Gompa, Shankar Gompa and Leh Bazar. Overnight
at Hotel.
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Day 04: Leh-Khardongla pass-Leh 85Kms |
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Day
excursion to Khardongla pass which is
the highest motorable pass in the world
5600 Mtrs and has been recorded in the
Guniees Book of World Records. At the
top enjoy the nature beauty of snow capped
mountains. In the late afternoon return
back to the hotel. Overnight at hotel.
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Day 05: Leh - Alchi 72 Kms. |
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Leave for Alchi monastery known as Alchi
Choskor is the only monastery in the Ladakh
on flat ground. On the way visit Bazgo
Castle lie on the right bank of the Indus.
By the lunch time we reach Alchi. Afternoon
visit the Alchi monastery and explore
the nature beauty of Alchi village. Overnight
at Hotel/Guest House.
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Day 06 : Alchi - Lamayuru - Leh 168
Kms. |
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Leave Alchi and continue drive to Lamayuru
via Khaltsi (passport checking point).
From here another 22 kms drive will take
us to Lamayuru. The oldest and spectacularly
set Lamayuru monastery founded in the
10th Century. Visit the monastery. In
the late afternoon drive back to Leh which
is 4/5 hours drive. Overnight at Hotel.
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Day 07: Leh - Stok Palace |
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Morning half day visit to Stok Palace.
The Palace was built by King Tsespal Tondup
Namgyal in 1825. On the way back visit
the Choglamsar village (The Tibetan refugee
Camp) which is famous for Tibetan Culture,
History and Buddhism. Afternoon day for
personal activities Or visit to the Local
Ladakhi family house which can be arranged
on request. Overnight at Hotel.
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Day 08: Leh - Delhi |
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Transfer in time to the airport to connect
onward destination flight.
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SHORT
ITINERARY |
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DELHI
– MANALI – LEH – MANLI – DELHI |
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Day 1 Delhi ---Manali o/n journy by
Via Volvo Bus Check in hotel Marvel Afternoon
S. Seeing.Room only.
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Day 2 Manali-- Tandi 107 km. 6 hrs
Drive over Rothang Pass o/n Drilbu Retreat
on Full board.
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Day 3 Tandi--- Sarchu 115 Km Drive
over baralachala o/n Rashpian Adv . Camp
on full Board Basis.
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Day 4 Sarchu ---Leh 270 km it takes
around 9 hr. drive o/n Hotel Ri Rab on
full board. |
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Day 5 Leh Full day S. Seeing ( Jeeps
Extra ) |
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Day 6 Leh Full Day S.Seeing (Jeeps
Extra) |
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Day 7 Leh Sarchu |
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Day 8 Sarchu –Tandi |
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Day 9 Tandi-- Manali Room only |
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Day 10 Manali---Delhi |
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LONG
INDIA TOUR |
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Duration:
19 Nights / 20 Days
Places Covered: Delhi
– Jaipur
– Agra
– Unchagaon
– Corbett
– Delhi
– Shimla
– Manali
- Dalhousie
- Khajjiar
– Dharamshala
– Chandigarh
– Amritsar
– Delhi |
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Day 1 Arrive Delhi
Reach Delhi. GARHWAL HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION
local tour manager will give a warm welcome
at the airport. Transfer to your hotel.
After having some rest proceed for sightseeing.
Dinner & over night stay at hotel. India's
capital and a major gateway to the country,
contemporary Delhi is a bustling metropolis
which successfully combines in its fold
the ancient and the modern. Its strategic
location was one of the prime reasons
why successive dynasties chose it as their
seat of power. It is not surprising then,
that what constitutes Delhi is a conglomerate
of seven cities. Down the ages the region
in and around modern delhi saw Lalkot
built in the mid 11th century, Siri established
by Allauddin Khilji, Tughlakabad and Ferozabad
built by the tughlaks followed by the
city of the lodhis and then came Shahjahanabad,
capital of the mughals under Shah Jehan.
New Delhi also reflects the legacy the
British left behind. The division between
new and old Delhi is the distinction between
the capitals of the British and the Mughals
respectively. So, wherever the visitor
goes he will invariably confront the city's
past. |
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Day 2 Delhi - Jaipur
Morning after breakfast check out from
the hotel and leave for Jaipur, upon arrival
check into the hotel, after having some
rest proceed to visit Local market, evening
free for rest, dinner & over night stay
at hotel, The origins of the beautiful
city of Jaipur can be traced back to the
eighteenth century, during the reign of
Jai Singh II who ascended the Amber throne
in 1699. Jaipur today, epitomizes the
spirit of Rajputana. In-spite of growing
into a bustling metropolis, it still retains
it's character and history - Beautiful
fusion of the yesteryears and modernity.
Popularly known as the Pink City because
of the extensive use of the locally abundant
pink plastered stone, painted so in honor
of the visit of the royal consort of Queen
Victoria. Jaipur thrills the soul with
its massive forts, magnificent palaces,
exquisite temples and lush gardens. |
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Day 3 Jaipur
Proceed for morning excursion to Amber
Fort. Elephant ride ascent to the fort.
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Amber Fort Palace
Amber is the classic romantic Rajasthani
fort palace. Its construction was started
by Man Singh I in 1592, and completed
by his descendent Jai Singh I. It's forbidding
exterior belies an inner paradise where
a beautiful fusion of Mughal and Hindu
styles finds it's ultimate expression. |
City
Palace
A delightful blend of Mughal and traditional
Rajasthani architecture, the City Palace
sprawls over one-seventh of the area in
the walled city. It houses the Chandra
Mahal, Shri Govind Dev Temple and the
City Palace Museum. |
Hawa
Mahal

The ornamental facade of this "Palace
of Winds" is a prominent landmark in Jaipur.
Its five-storey structure of sandstone
plastered pink encrusted with fine trelliswork
and elaborate balconies. The palace has
953 niches and windows. Built in 1799
by Pratap Singh, the Mahal was a royal
grandstand for the palace women. |
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Day 4 Jaipur - Agra
Morning after breakfast check
out from the hotel and leave for Agra,
upon arrival check into the hotel, after
having some rest proceed for sightseeing
and visit Agra Fort / Taj Mahal, etc.
Dinner & over night stay at hotel. |
Agra
Badal Singh established the city of
Taj in 1475. Agra finds mention in the
Mahabharat as Agraban. This city in
those days was considered to be the
sister-city of Mathura, which was more
prominent than Agraban. Agra came into
its own when the Lodhi Kings chose this
place beside the RIVER YAMUNA to be
their capital city. Sikander Lodhi made
Agra his capital but Babar defeated
the Lodhis to capture not only Agra
but also laid the foundation of the
Mughal Empire.
The coming of Babar heralded a new era,
which was to see Agra at its zenith
during the reign of Akbar, Jehangir
and Shah Jahan. It was during Akbar's
period that Agra became the center of
art, culture and commerce and learning.
This trend reached its height when Shah
Jahan became the ruler.
In the Mid 16th century and earlier
17th century Agra witnessed a frenzied
building activity and it was during
this time when the symbol of love Taj
Mahal was built. The buildings made
during this era were purely in the contemporary
Mughal style and of very high quality.
The same is still reflected in whatever
monuments remain in Agra. The narrow
lanes of Agra filled with aroma of Mughlai
cuisine, the craftsman who are busy
in crating master pieces with their
skill all remind of the Mughal royalty
which this city had once experienced.
Today whatever remains, has become a
major tourist attraction which has taken
Agra again to the heights of glory but
this time as a major tourist destination
of India. Proceed for sightseeing.
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Taj
Mahal

one of the Seven Wonders of the World
was built by Shah Jahan in 1631 AD and
was completed in 1651AD. Taj Mahal - The
symbol of Love was built in the memory
of Mumtaz Mahal (Shah Jahan' s second
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Agra
Fort
Built by the famed Mughal emperor Akbar
in 1565 AD, the fort is predominantly
of red sandstone. Ensconced within is
the picture perfect Pearl Mosque, which
is a major tourist attraction. |
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Day 4 Agra – Unchangaon Fort
Morning after breakfast leave
for Unchagaon, on the way visit remaining
part of Agra Monument and then continue
drive to Unchagaon, upon arrival check
into the hotel. Dinner & over night
stay at hotel.
Arrive Unchangaon and check in at Fort
Unchagaon - The Fort Unchangaon stands
tall as an ideal gateway to Uttaranchal.
Home to the Jat rulers who rose in prominence
during the decline of Mugal Empire, it
was originally made of mud, but its walls
were late replaced by brick and old building
inside the fort was totally renovated
during the 1930's to give it a distinctly
colonial look. |
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Day 6 Unchangaon - Corbett(210 Kms, 04-05
Hrs Drive) 
After breakfast, free. Later, leave for
Corbett, Arrive Corbett and check in at
pre-booked hotel. After noon after lunch
and rest proceed for Nature walk go on
foot, with our guide, return back to resort
by 6 pm, enjoy the evening Tea/ Coffee
with cookies, also enjoy the Indoor Activities,
dinner & over night stay at hotel. |
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Day 7 Corbett
EARLY MORNING AT 5.30 AM PROOCED FOR MORNING
JEEP SAFARI TO CORBETT NATIONAL PARK BIJRANI/JHIRNA
ZONE. WITH EXPERT NATURE GUIDE. RETURN
BACK TO RESORT BY 8:30AM, UPON ARRIVAL
TAKE BREAKFAST AND REST, AFTER THAT PROCEED
TO TAKE SOME TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITIES
LIKE :-
» ROCK CLIMBING
» RIVER CROSSING
» RAPPELLING
THEN RETURN BACK TO RESORT FOR LUNCH,
AFTER HAVING SOME REST PROCEED FOR EVNEING
JEEP SAFARI OR ENJOY THE INDOOR ACTIVITES
AT THE RESORT. EVENIGN FREE FOR REST,
DINNER y OVER NIGHT STAY AT HOTEL. |
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Day 8 Corbett - Delhi 
EARLY MORNING ELEPHANT SAFARI AT 6 AM
TO THE DENSE FOREST OF BIJRANI ZONE, WHERE
YOU WILL ABLE TO SEE THE GRASSLAND KNOWN
AS CHAURS THE RESERVIOUR AND THE CROCODILE
POND, ELEPHANTS, DEERS, SAMBHAR DEERS
AND LOTS OF MAMMALS AND BIRDS, AFTER THAT
CHECK OUT FROM THE HOTEL AND DRIVE BACK
TO DELHI, UPON ARRIVAL CHECK INTO THE
HOTEL, DINNER AND OVER NIGHT STAY AT HOTEL
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Day 9 Delhi - Shimla 
Arrive Delhi and transfer by road to Shimla
(343 kms / 8 hrs) the former summer capital
of British India, set amidst the snow
capped Shivalik Mountains which offers
some of the most stunning views of the
mighty Himalayas. Arrive & check in hotel.
Rest of the day free at leisure. Stay
overnight. |
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Day 10 Shimla 
This morning you will visit Kufri situated
at an altitude of 2500 meters just an
hours drive from Shimla. Later this afternoon
take a walking tour of Shimla, visit the
Jakoo hills that offer a panoramic view
of the town visit the Vice Regal Lodge
and walk down the Mall Road. Stay overnight.
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11 Shimla to Manali 
Today you will proceed by road to Manali
(274 kms / 7hrs) a picture-perfect hill
resort at an altitude of 1,929 metres. Set
amidst pine-clad mountains, which gradually
close in on both sides of the Beas and nestling
in their shade, as though carved out of
primeval forest, is a scattered hamlet,
which comprises this picturesque summer
resort. Arrive & check in hotel. Rest
of the day free at leisure.
Stay overnight. |
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12 Shimla
This morning you may take a walking tour
of Manali, visiting the 450 years old
temple dedicated to Hadimba Devi, which
has some excellent woodcarving. You also
visit the Tibetan Monastery and the handicraft
center. The rest of the day at leisure
OR walk to the nearby picturesque village
of Vashisht known for its hot sulphur
springs.
Stay overnight. |
Day
13 Manali
This morning you visit the Solang Valley
and the not to be missed Rohtang Pass,
51 km from Manali at an altitude of 3978
meters (subject to weather conditions).
Stay overnight |
Day
14 Manali - Dalhousie
Morning after breakfast check out from
the hotel and leave for Dalhousie. Dalhousie
was established in 1854 by the British
Governor General Lord Dalhousie. Built
around five hills Dalhousie is clothed
in stately groves of deodar and oak. Its
marvelous forests trails overlook vistas
of wooded hills, waterfalls, spring and
rivulets. afternoon move for local sightseeing
in Dalhousie. Dalhousie has charming colonial
architecture, including some beautiful
churches. Its location presents panoramic
views of the plains- and like a long silver
line, the river Ravi twists and turns
below Dalhousie. The spectacular snow-covered
Dhauladhar mountains are also visible
form this enchanting town. Overnight stay
at Hotel. |
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15 Dalhousie – Khajjiar ( 26 Kms)

After breakfast we proceed to Khajjiar.
Often called India's Switzerland, the
exquisite glade of Khajjiar (1960m) has
a circumference of about 5 km. Along its
fringes, thick forests of deodar climb
the slopes, the snow-line rests above
these woods and in the centre of the glade,
is a small lake fed by streams that traverse
the green carpet. Khajjiar was probably
a glacial bowl formed during the last
Himalayan ice age and left with a lake
that gradually withered away. Khajjiar
is part of the notified Kalatop – Khajjiar
sanctuary. The Monal Pheasant, a bird
which was fairly common till recent times
has become relatively difficult to spot
nowadays. At Khajjiar there is a 12th
century temple dedicated to Khajjair.
Within the temple are lifesize wooden
images of the five Pandav brothers. Overnight
stay at Hotel. |
Day
16 Khajjiar – Dharamshala (150kms / 5
hrs) 
After breakfast drive to Dharamshala.
Dharamshala has everything for a perfect
holiday. It is full of life and yet peaceful.
Covering a wide area in the form of twin
settlement, Lower Dharamshala (1380m)
is a busy commercial centre. While upper
Dharamshala (1830m) with the suburbs of
Mcleodganj and Forsytheganj, retains a
British flavour and colonial lifestyle.
Overnight stay at Hotel. |
Day
17 Dharamshala 
After breakfast moveout for local sightseeing.
Mcleodganj is a famous little town of
Dharamshala also known as “Little Tibet”
H. H. The Dalai Lama resides here. At
the start of Mcleodganj is a small bazaar
filled with variety of Tibetan handicrafts
and artifacts. At the end of the spur
lies the Namgyal Monastery. The external
wall is surrounded by rows of prayes wheels.
With in the monastery are large idols
of Buddha. A valokteshwara and Padamsambhava
and walls lined with Thankas. The charming
church of St. John in the wilderness is
situated here and this is the final resting
place of Lord Elgin, a British Viceroy
of India during the 19th century. Numerous
ancient temples like Jwalamukhi, Brijeshwari
and Chamunda lie on the plains below Dharamshala.
Overnight stay at Hotel. Day at leisure
Overnight stay at Hotel. |
Day
18 Dharamshala – CHANDIGARH 
Morning drive to Chandigarh. Upon arrival
check in at hotel. Afternoon visit city.
Chandigarh was Designed by Le Corbusier
- The famous French architect. Half day
tour includes visit to the Secretariat,
High Court, State Library, Assembly Chambers,
Rose Gardens, University, Botanical Garden
and the beautiful lake.
Overnight Chandigarh |
Day
19 Chandigarh – Amritsar
Morning drive to Amritsar. Upon arrival
check in at hotel. Afternoon visit city,
Visit the Golden Temple - The sacred Sikh
sanctuary, marbled, bronzed & covered
with gold leaf wherein the Guru Granth
Sahib-The Bible of the Sikhs is placed
reverently. Also see the Community kitchen
where 10000 pilgrims are fed daily on
voluntary and complimentary basis. Visit
the historic Jallianwala Bagh where Gen.
Dyer's bullets killed scores of innocent
Indians and the beautiful Ram Bagh Gardens.
Overnight Amritsar |
Golden
Temple

Har Mandir Saheb, popularly known, as
the Golden temple is the holiest shrine
for the Sikhs, so called because the entire
upper half was inlaid with copper covered
over by gold plate. The architecture of
the Golden Temple, is a blend of Hindu
and Muslim styles.
The principle of universal participation
was extended to the planning and execution
of the project. All Sikhs in all congregations
had a role in building this noble edifice
to their faith. Their participation took
two forms: voluntary labor (sewa) at the
site, and a donation (daswandh) of ten
percent of their income to support the
construction. In 1589 by Guru Arjun Dev
- Nanak V (1563-1606) was laid down the
foundation of the temple. Mir Mohammed
Muayyinul Islam, popularly known as Mian
Mir was requested to lay the foundation
stone. The great Sikh secular leader,
Maharaja Ranjit Singh, donated 100 kg
of gold to the temple and thus gold was
applied to the copper sheets on the roof
and the exterior of the building. The
construction of the temple was completed
in late sixteenth century. The Sikh ruler,
Maharaja Ranjit Singh in 1803, rebuilt
it. It is a two stores marble structure,
with an imposing dome of pure gold. The
architecture of the Temple is a blend
of Hindu and Muslim styles. The golden
dome is meant to represent an inverted
lotus flower and the interior of the temple
is decorated with semi precious stones,
frescoes and glasswork. The gnarled old
Jubi Tree in the northwest corner of the
compound is believed to possess special
powers. The Golden Temple's first high
priest, Baba Buddhaya, planted it. Guru-ka-Langar
or the communal canteen is towards the
eastern entrance of the temple complex
providing free food to all visitors, regardless
of colour, creed, or caste. |
Jallianwala
Bagh
he huge ground, a reminder of the martyrdom
of innocent Indians and the brutality
of British General Dwyer, is Jalianwala
Bagh. A historical monument today, once
was the ground smeared with blood of hundreds
of inncocent young and old Indians, men,
women and children who had gathered on
the new year day for the Punjabis on April
13, 1919, to denounce the rowlatt act.
As the few of the speeches got over General
Dwyer along with his troupes landed there
with full force. He ordered his troupes
to open fire without any warning. The
bullets kept firing and ended only when
the ammunition finished.
A memorial to the martyrdom of the innocents
and the bullet marks on the wall tell
this tragic incident. A must vist place
to see the brutality of the British genral
Dwyer. |
Day
20 Amritsar – Delhi
Early in the morning check into the hotel
after breakfast and leave for Delhi, upon
arrival drop you at Delhi airport to catch
the flight for onward destination.
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Lamayuru
to Padum to Darsha Trek |
Its
reputation is well established and well
deserved. It is perhaps the hardest route
because of the great number of ups and
downs. The best period is from the mid
June to October. Allow 22 days. There
is another options, which is move from
Baralacha-la and Phirtse-la, after the
Padum and can be covered in 24 days. |
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1st
Day: Lamayuru to Wanla, 3 hours

Go up the Shillakong along the right bank,
cross it, and then arrive in Shilla. Pass
the village, go to a broad chorten then
follow a narrow and dry gorge as far as
the Prinkiti-la 3726 metres. Easy ascent,
then pass an escarpment. Cross the river
and go towards the village of Wanla. Short
decent from the monastery which is the
most photographed in Ladakh. |
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2nd
Day: Wanla to Hanupatta, 5 hours
From Wanla, continue across the slope
until entering the gorges. At the junction
of the rivers, chorten and religious banners
on a flat. Pass a ridge across the Yapola.
Then, some easy, some difficult stretches
until Phenjila 3 hours. A little beyond
the village, cross again onto the left
bank. |
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3rd
Day: Hanupatta to Sirsir-la to Photoksar,
6 hours
From
the village, gentle climb up to a large
chorten, then long ascent of the Sirsir-la.
The last third is steep. Pass is situated
at 4800 metres. Easy descent to the river.
Cross onto the left bank, then, long descent
into a stony valley. Good campsite a short
distances before the village of Photoksar. |
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4th Day: Photoksar to Foot of the Sengge-la,
7 hours
Rather
steep climb to the Sengge-la taking from
2 hours, then a short slope leads into
a broad valley. Easy going then gentle
climb towards the Bumiktse-la 4200 metres,
beautiful view, descent towards Photoksar
3750 metres, splendid village at the base
of the huge mountain walls. Abandoned
gompa 20 minutes away above the village. |
5th
Day: Foot of the Sengge-la to Lingshed,
6 hours
Easy climb of 4 hours up to Murgum-la
4100 metres. Continue climbing, pass an
escarpment then go along the slope. Wonderful
landscape, view of the valley of Nierag,
on the other bank of the Zanskar. Gentle
descent towards the villages of Gongma
3840 metres and Skiumpata. Then very steep
climb as far as the Kiupa-la 3850 metres.
Then climbing down gradually along the
mountain side up to the foot of the Sengge-la. |
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6th Day: Lingshed to Hanuma-la Snertse,
7 hours
Long gradual descent from the Hanuma-la.
Through gorges first, then easier. After
2 hours, pass a sheep fold. A further
2 hours to reach the summit of the Hamuma-la
4700 metres. A 1000 metres steep descent,
then a 300 metres climb along the mountain
side. From this small pass. |
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7th Day: Snertse to Hanumil to Parti-la,
6 hours
Still on a good and easy path 4 hours
beyond Hanumil, small stream on the left.
Take on a supply of water. The path leads
away from the edge of the Zanskar, up
to the plateau, then to the foot of the
pass. Steep and difficult climb for the
animals as far as the Parfi-la 3900 metres.
Rather steep descent until reaching the
Oma-Chu River. Good bridge, then up a
500 metres sandy slope. Wonderful lookout.
Then along the slope as far as the sheep
folds of Snertse. |
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8th
Day: Hanumil to Pishu, 5 hours

Continue left bank. Easy going sometimes
along the river, sometimes across the
morainic plateau. A bridge before Pidmo,
then another 2 hours until Pishu. Very
good campsite 100 metres past the 2 houses.
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9th Day: Karsha to Pishu, 5 hours
Easy stretch on the often hot and dusty
bank of the Zanskar river. Above Rinam,
small stream and shelter formed by the
rocks. Before Pishu, make a little detour
to see the longest hanging bridge over
the Zanskar. It leads to Zangla. Attractive
campsite below the village of Karsha. |
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10th Day: Karsha to Padum, 4 hours
From Karscha, head towards Pupating, then
a dusty plain towards the Doda river and
reach to the Padum.
11th and 12th Day: Padum Two days kept
for the rest at Padum and local sightseeing
of padum Villages. The Padum is the major
centre of Zanskar region. The preparation
will be completed for the next operation.
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Day
11 Shimla to Manali
Today you will proceed by road to Manali
(274 kms / 7hrs) a picture-perfect hill
resort at an altitude of 1,929 metres. Set
amidst pine-clad mountains, which gradually
close in on both sides of the Beas and nestling
in their shade, as though carved out of
primeval forest, is a scattered hamlet,
which comprises this picturesque summer
resort. Arrive & check in hotel. Rest
of the day free at leisure.
Stay overnight. |
13th
Day: Padum to Mune, 5 hours
From the monastery, go down a steep incline
to the main trail. After two hours, you
arrive at Bardan Gompa, a Kagyupa monastery
famous for its prayer wheel 180-cm height.
From Bardan, a dusty road suitable for
motor traffic leads to Padum without difficulty.
Several quite beautiful villages on the
opposite bank. Padum 3650 metres. |
14th
Day: Mune to Ichar, 5 hours 
Cross back over to the left bank, then
a gradual climb before coming to a major
tributary. Gradual descent down towards
Reru, then quite a beautiful plain covered
with flowers as far as Mune. |
15th
Day: Ichar to Purne, 6 hours
Go back down, cross the bridge, then go
up the left bank. The trail overhangs
the Tsarap is sometimes tricky and hard
going. Frequent small canyons of pudding
stones. Pass bit above a hanging bridge,
which leads to the village of Cha. Two
hours later, you arrive at Kaydang, a
small village in popular groves. Carry
on until Hamuni. Pass below the village
of Surle. The Trail is still not good,
several stretches difficult for the horses.
Very good camp. Interesting fortified
village. |
16th
Day: Pkuktal to Purne, 4 hours
Leave the horses in Purne. Go up the left
bank of the Tsarap into splendid gorges.
After 2 hours, cross a bridge in good
condition. Fifteen minutes later, you
arrive at a small tributary to the Tsarap,
beautifully clear water cascading down.
A ledge leads to a small plateau sprinkled
with Chortens and religious banners from
there, you can see the Phuktal monastery,
one of the most spectacular sights in
Zanskar. Phuktal belongs to the tradition
of the Gelupas. The spring that gurgles
deep in the cave is still out of bounds
to women. The Hungarian historian Cosma
de Koros stayed here over the winter of
1825-26. It is possible to find food and
lodging at the monastery. |
17th
Day: Purne to Table, 6 hours
From Table, continue on the right bank
along an easy path 2 hours before Tanze,
you cross in front of narrow gorge where
the route joins up with Hiking Tour. Tanze
is small village, gompa on ruins bit higher
up. A short distance beyond Tanze, there
is a bridge across to the left bank. Monotonous
going across morainic terrain. Slight
rise leading to Kuru, major village of
livestock breeders. Afterwards, an excellent
path leads steadily lower. Arrival in
Teta 3 hours, beautiful village. The path
continues downward near the river. Stay
on the left bank, then climb gentle slope
up to Jal. Next comes a steep descent
towards a large bridge which you cross
to get to Table. You can either set up
camp somewhere before the house. |
18th
Day: Camp at the Gumburanjon, 6 hours
Climb down a mass of fallen rocks, then
cross several streams. After one hour,
you pass beneath the face of the Gumburanjan,
then an easy descent towards Kargyak 4100
metres on the right bank, no problem.
Two hours after Kargyak, you reach Table.
Good camp. |
19th
Day: Shinkun-camp at the Gumburanjon to
Ramjak, 9 hours
From the camp, climb moderate slopes to
the foot of the pass. Several easy stream
crossing. The ground flattens out and
the path zigzags through a moraine as
far as the Shinkun-la 5090 metres, 5 hours.
The decent is steep and dangerous for
horses. Cross a final firm to reach the
first meadows. Cross several easy streams,
then go down an escarpment towards a small
plateau. Nice view of the Gumburanjor.
Good camp between two streams. |
20th
Day: Camp-Ramjak, 7 hours
Continue on the left bank until reaching
second major ford, then go up the right-hand
valley. There are good paths on both sides
of the stream, but both are hard going.
Good camp at Ramjak in small meadow, spring. |
21st
Day: Darsha- camp, 5 Hours
From
Ramjak follow the track until the last
hamlet, then a good footpath. Pass a spectacular
gorge. Continue along the left bank, then
cross a first ford. Good camp 1 hour beyond
the ford, groves and reach Darsha.
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22nd
Day: Darsha
Relax till afternoon and move towards
Manali via Rothang pass. Transfer to the
hotel. |
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| Cost
of the tour is EURO 65 per day per person
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| COST
INCLUDED: |
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Transportation
by Car / Jeep through out the tour, |
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All
pick up and dropping facilities |
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Sightseeing
as per the itinerary |
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Accommodation
on twin sharing basis. |
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All
meals |
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Services
of English Speaking guide |
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Services
of Porter / helper / Cook |
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Mobile
kitchen |
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Permission
for this Trek |
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All
climbing and camping gear |
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Camera
Fee / Camping Fee, |
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All
trekking equipment |
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All
taxes. |
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Drivers
T.A. – D.A. |
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ALL
fuel, and state taxes, parking fee. |
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| For this
High altitude trek we will be provide as
following and we suggest to do and trekkers
to bring with them. |
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| PREPARATION
FOR TREKKING: |
| WHAT TO
BRING WITH YOU: Personal Clothing and Equipments:
You need at least 3 pair of change of your
clothing for this trip. Shorts, skirt or
lightweight trousers are ideal in the heat
of the day along with T-shirt, long sleeved
cotton shirts and sun hat. During the evening
and the higher altitudes warmers clothing
will be needed, breeches, track. |
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| Well fitting,
comfortable trekking boots are to be preferred
over training shoes for the actual trekking
and clothing will be required for both extremes
of climate, for hot sun when trekking through
the lower foothills to freezing temperatures
at night when camping in the high valleys. |
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FIBRE
PILE JACKET: [1] |
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SHORTS
OR SKIRT: [1] |
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LIGHT
COTTON TROUSERS: [1] |
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BREECHES
/TRACK SUIT BOTTOMS /ULTRA FLEECE
TROUSERS: [1] |
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DUVET
JACKET: Down or synthetic |
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WOOL
BALACLAVA, WOOL MITTS: |
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WATERPROOFS:
Jacket and trousers |
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SUN
HAT |
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SCARF:
Silk/Nylon, useful for keeping the
sun off the back of your neck |
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SUNGLASSES
/ GOGGLES: Essential to get a pair,
which cuts out 100% |
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UV
rays |
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SUN
CREAM: High protection factor [15
or higher] or high altitude |
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glacier
cream |
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LIP
SLAVE/LABISAN: Protection for the
lips. Get one with a sunscreen |
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WATER
BOTTLE: 1-2 liter metal |
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IODINE:
2% SOLUTION [TINCTURE OF IODINE]
obtained from most chemists put
into a small glass dropper bottle.
8 drops of iodine will sterlise
1 litre of water in 20 minutes. |
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Toilet
Items: Soap, Towel, Toothbrush, Toothpaste,
Shampoo, Comb, |
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Sanitary
protection, Toilet rolls [2], etc.
Toilet paper is provided on Trek |
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HEAD
TORCH: [Petzl recommended] -spare
batteries and bulbs |
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SEWING
KIT |
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SMALL
KNIFE: Swiss army style - has many
uses |
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A
COPY OF YOUR INSURANCE CERTIFICATE |
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SMALL
PLASTIC BAGS /STUFF SACS OR PILLOW
CASES: To separate |
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and
keep the gear in your kit bag in orders
CIGARETTE LIGHTER: for burning toilet
paper and rubbish. |
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OPTIONAL:
SKI STICK: Telescopic for easy carrying |
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THERMAREST:
Or similar self-inflating mattress,
gives decadent luxury. |
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WET
WIPES: Or similar |
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SLEEPING
BAG: Good quality feather sleeping
bag. |
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GOOD
TREKKING SHOES: Gore-Tex. |
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| Insurance
& Emergency Expenses: |
We suggest that clients insure themselves
against a comprehensive claim policy.
Which should also include Helicopter Evacuation
if necessary. Please note that our any
trek Package does not include any rescue
or evacuation expenses in emergencies.
Any Emergency arrangement other than regular
straightforward tour itinerary service
should be borne by the clients themselves. |
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Guide and Staff: A local
English-speaking guide will escort the
group throughout the trip including few
local staff and porters for the camping.
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Precautions:
As Garhwal Himalayas get very bright sunlight
due to thin air, so taking photographs
can be quite glare. We recommend you to
take the advise from the photographic
shop while purchasing the film rolls for
Himalayas. Please ask your guide before
taking photographs inside the temples. |
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Medical Kit: We suggest
you to bring your own first aid kit with
adequate medication regarding altitude
sickness, nausea, dehydration and some
painkillers. |
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Elastoplasts,
Adhesive tape, 4" crepe bandage,
Elasticated knee and /or ankle support
if you experience strain these joints,
Blister dressings, e.g. moleskin, compead,
spenco dressings, Nasal Decongestant,
Throat lozenges/ glucose sweets, * Wide
spectrum antibiotic [Ciproxin recommended],
Anti -diarrhea - Imodium or Lomita, *
A course of Flagella [treatment of giardia],
* Codeine Phosphate - constipate, cough
suppressant and pain killer, Cold and
flu suppressant, Aspirin / paracetamol.,
Rehydrate powder - useful for adding to
your water bottle and for fluid replacing
purposes.' Small pair of scissors, Any
special medicines you require. |
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Physical
Fitness: Before booking for this
trip with us, clients should be in sound
good health preparation for this trip.
We advise bit of exercise like morning
or evening walk or jogging. |
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These
changes plus the effect of intense sunlight,
walking hard & dehydration may cause
a number or mild vague symptoms such as
Loss of appetite, fatigue, headache, nausea,
dizziness, palpitations, sleeplessness,
mild shortness of breath with exercise. |
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Daily Program schedule for Manali
First Day-:
Arrival Manali and transfer
to Base camp after lunch equipment
introduction and Body acclimatization
and small trek for Killer Bridge.
In the evening enjoy the valley
with music. Night stay at Camp site
Second Day-:
Adventure activity Valley crossing
and after lunch trek for snow Shivling
temple & Solang ground. In the
evening camp fire with Music
Third Day-:
Sight
seeing like: Hadimba Devi temple,
Zoo Park and visit Mall road Manali
and Mountaineering Institute Museum
In the evening Gun shooting &
Archery
Fourth Day-:
Adventure
activities Rock climbing & Rappelling
After lunch trek for Jogani waterfall
and Vashisth spring hot water temple.
In the evening Camp fire with music
Fifth Day-:
Visit
to Snow Point Rohtang Pass / Bhakharthaj.
After lunch Hot Air Ballooning.
After dinner Departure for Destination
Cost of the this trip is
Rs. 2850/- per student / per Teacher
(based on minimum 50 person)
03 Teachers are on complementary
basis
Programme
Schedule
Educational
and Adventure Tour Programme Rohtang
Pass at Manali (H.P.)
School
Students for Boys & Girl
| Place
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Base
Camp Kothi near – Rohtang
Pass road Manali |
| Camp
Duration |
5
Days
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Educational
Visit
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Mountaineering
Institute Museum Manali (Special
Lecture for Everester and
Environment Education Identify
Flora and fauna.
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Adventure
Sports Activity
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•
Trekking,
• Snow Shivling Trekking,
• Jogani Water Fall Trek,
• Tent Pitching, map reading,
• Rope Skill, Mountaineering,
• Rock Climbing,
• Rappelling,
• Valley Crossing at Peer
Panjal Range &
• Physically river crossing |
Local
Site Seeing
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•
Hadimba Devi Temple,
• Mall Road,
• Manali Vashisth Temple,
• Snow Shivling Temple,
• Solang Valley etc. |
Food
Break Fast
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•
Morning Tea,
• Stuffed Prantha,
• Puri Bhaji,
• Chole Bhature,
• Bread Butter,
• Bread Slice,
• cornflakes with milk,
• Black Chana, Tea. |
Mid
Morning
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Sharbat-E-Aazam,
Lemonade/Tea with Pakoda. |
Lunch
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•
Chapati,
• Rice with choice,
• seasonal Green Vegetable,
• liquor Daal,
• Rayta,
• Salad,
• Pickle and dry in Lunch
Packed. |
Evening
Tea
|
Bread
Pakoda/Biscuits,
Tea/Soup. |
Dinner
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•
Chapatti,
• Rice, Green Vegetable,
• Daal,
• Papar,
• Pickle,
• Salad,
• Paneer,
• Sweet Dish. |
Staff
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Well
educated Male & Female
expert instructor’s
Basic course-MOI Passed with
‘A’ grad from
Mountaineering Institute Manali. |
Accommodation
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•
(Camping) Tents,
• 04 sharing basis
• Sleeping bag, Mattress,
• Permanent Fiber Toilet,
• Bathroom,
• Hot Water from Hamaam
• & D.J., |
Participants
will have to bring with them
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•
Sports Shoes,
• Water Bottle,
• Goggles,
• Torch,
• Warm Clothes,
• Tracksuit,
• Face Cream,
• Kit Bag and
• Any Medicine Participants
are habitual to use. |
EXCLUDED
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•
Transportation
• Personal expenses like Local
or STD calls
• Any insurance.
• Any claim due to natural
Calamities such as land slide,
road blockage etc.
• Or any other things which
are not mentioned in cost
included
column.
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| Cancellation
Rules |
| GENERAL
RULES |
| 1 |
Tourist
is advised is not to carry
any precious items while in
tour. |
| 2 |
Tourist
can enroll his/her names for
the tours by paying initial
advance. The balance amount
must reach Delhi Office at
least 5 days before scheduled
departure of the tour without
waiting for reminder from
our side. If the full amount
is not paid in the time the
company reserves the right
to cancel the bookings with
consequent loss of deposit
and apply the cancellation
charges. |
| 3 |
Tourist
travel at their own risk.
Neither the tour operator
nor their representative or
staff accept any liability
or responsibility for an kind
of risk, theft, delay, damages,
loss, injury, accident, death
etc. during their tour howsoever
it might have caused. |
| 4 |
The
operator has also right to
cancel at any time any or
all the tours announced without
assigning any reason whatsoever.
In such case the operator's
responsibility will be only
to refund the amount by such
passengers, without any compensation
whatsoever. |
| 5 |
The
hotels are subject to change
without prior notice. |
| 6 |
The
seats in the bus are allotted
on "first comr first
serverd basis" at the
time of booking of the tour. |
| 7 |
If
there is any loss or damage
by any passengers to the property
of the hotel, bus, tour, operator
or any other concerned parties
or person during the tour
then such passengers have
to compensate the concerned
parties or person for the
same immediately. |
| 8 |
During
sightseeing we will take the
bus /car up to the point it
is allowed or can be taken.
There offer if any vehicle
or other arrangements are
to be made then the expenses
should be paid by the passengers
only. |
| 9 |
Timings
mentioned in the itinerary
for the bus/car tour are only
estimated time for the sake
of knowledge. There are always
chances of delay in arrival
at the destination due to
various reasons. |
| 10 |
Refunds,
if any, will be given after
a periods of ten days from
the date of claim. Refunds
will be paid only by cheque
and only against receipts. |
| 11 |
Due
to unavoidable circumstanmces,
if there is aloes in the stay
of hotel or sightseeing or
missed then no refund will
be granted to the passengers
in this respect. |
| 12 |
If
any passengers decide to break
their journey after commencement
of the tour, they can do so,
but no refund for the balance
periods of the tour will be
granted to them and their
all onwards journey arrangements
will be the sole responsibility
of such passengers only. |
| 13 |
All
disputes /legal claims subject
to Delhi Jurisdiction only. |
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| CANCELLATION
RULES |
| 1 |
20
Days or More days before
departure of Tour 10%
on Full amount |
| 2 |
10
days before departure
tour 25% on full amount. |
| 3 |
06
days before departure
of tour 40% on full
amount. |
| 4 |
Within
04 days before departure
of tour :No Refund. |
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END
OF SERVICE |