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Byways Tour Packages of 2021 Byways Tour Packages of 2021 Itinerary: Srinagar- Kargil- Leh- Sangam River- Nubra Khardong La Pass - Pangong Lake via Shayok River- Tsomoriri Lake-via Tsaga la. 08 Night /09 Days. Day 01: Arrival in Srinagar After arrival at Srinagar airport, you would be transferred to hotel for check-in. Today you are free for leisure & acclimatization. Some local sightseeing and shikara ride. Dinner and overnight in hotel/houseboat. Day 02: Srinagar-Kargil Today after Breakfast, check out of the Hotel & drive to Kargil. You would be driven through Sonmarg & Drass Valley. Check-in to Hotel upon arrival. Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel. Day 03: Kargil to Leh Post Breakfast, ready to move Towards Leh. Kargil to Lamayuru monastery which is one of the oldest monastery in the region. Riding on Leh Sirnagar Highway. It have a beautiful landscape. Sangam (Indus & Zansker) river confluence, Guruth vara pathar Sahib and magnetic hill. Overnight stay hotel in Leh. Day 04: Leh- Monastery Sightseeing Shay, thiksay, Hemis monastery and Rancho School. After breakfast drive to Ladakh eastern part monastery sightseeing like Shay, thiksay, Hemis monastery. Which is famous in ladakh. Enroute visit Rancho School. Dinner and overnight stay hotel in leh. Day 05: Leh to Nubra Valley via khardong la world highest mortable pass. After early breakfast drive to Nubra valley via Khardongla Pass (18,380ft) the world’s highest motorable road and gateway to Siachen Glacier. Visit Deskit Monastery (118kms) founded by Lama Sherab Zangpo in 1420 A.D. Check in at camp or hotel and in the evening visit Hunder sand dune for camel riding, Cultural show and other activities. Dinner and overnight at Hotel/Camp in Nubra. Day 06: Nubra valley to pangong Lake via shayok Valley. After breakfast, we drive towards Pangong Lake via Shyok and TangTse and Spangmik (Pangong). It’s a short cut and it’s a beautiful route. The road follows the Shyok River, and climbs up a mountain before finally descending into Shayok village. It took us less than an hour to reach Shayok, and we were delighted at the sight of the rather big village surrounded by barren mountains, the entire setting being very picturesque. In the evening visit at shooting point near the Lake. Overnight stay at camp. Day 06: Pangong Lake to Tsomorir via Tsagala After breakfast drive to Tsomoriri Lake which we cross the mighty road called Tsagala. Overnight stay in camp or Hotel. Day 07: Tsomoriri-Tsokar-Taglangla-Leh (17582 ft.)-Leh-approx 200 kms): After breakfast retrace the route down to Puga Sumdo and then follow the road across the Polokongka Pass (4920 mtrs) to visit Tsokar Lake, a salt lake system in the Rupsho plateau which is home of the Changa nomads and support many rare wild life species. After sightseeing of the area take the Manali-Leh road to return to Leh, crossing Taglang-la (alt: 17,585ft) en- route. Arrive hotel in Leh for dinner and overnight. Day 08: Early morning transfer to airport to fly back to Delhi. Cost with Innova/ Xylo/Scorpio Cost with Tempo Traveller 02Pax 04Pax 06Pax 08Pax 10Pax 12Pax Standard 42,600/-pp 26,600/- pp 21,300/-pp 19,300/-pp 17,500/-pp 16,400/-pp Deluxe 46,600/-pp 30,600/-pp 25,300/-pp 23,300/-pp 21,500/-pp 20,400/-pp Super Deluxe 50,600/-pp 34,600/-pp 29,300/-pp 27,300/-pp 25,500/-pp 24,400/-pp Tour Includes: Double/ triple sharing accommodation at all places in Hotels / Camps as applicable to the itinerary. Welcome drink on arrival with cookies and biscuits / early check –in Leh. MAP Plan breakfast and Dinner. Airport transfer in Leh. Exclusive sightseeing & excursion by one non ac SUV car/ Tempo Traveller, the same car shall do the complete itinerary. Wildlife fee for Pangong Lake and Nubra Valley areas which are protected wildlife sanctuaries in Ladakh. Inner line permit for restricted areas of Nubra, Pangong areas (Guest are required to bring one a photocopy of their photo identity proof along with them. Foreign Tourist should bring their original Passport with a valid Indian Visa on it. For Foreign Diplomats the permit has to be issued from Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi) Tour Excludes: Lunch on the way and will pay yourself not included. Medical & Travel insurance Any Domestic airfares Tour guide. Monastery entrances fee. Camel riding fee. GST 5% Personal items like mineral water, phone calls, laundry etc. Extra meals / room services / bottled beverages consumed at the hotel. Additional cost for Hotel accommodation, transport services due to flight cancellation, road blocks etc. Porte rage & tips at the airport, Hotel/Camp staff & drivers. 8N/9D Accommodation Destination Standard Deluxe Super Deluxe Leh Hotel Marigold/ Hotel Oriental/ Moon Shanti Nest/ Himalayan Classic/Nirvana Palace or land or similar Retreat or similar Similar Nubra Shayok Camp/ The Regal Camps/ Nubra Organic Camp/ Paramount or Similar Ladakh Summer Camp Avalon Camp or similar or similar Srinagar Grand Plaza/ Grand Royal Arabia/Hotel Solomon Heights/ Asian Tbiya or/ similar Valley View/or/ similar park/ Royal Arabia or/ similar Kargil Jan Palace/ Dzojila or/ Royal Gasho/ Zojila The Highland Mountain similar Residency or /similar Resort & Spa/ Rangyul or/ similar Good Luck Camp/ Tso Camp/ Paradise/ or The Regal Camp/ Pangong Ladakh Camp/ or/ Similar Summer Camp/ or Similar similar Tsomoriri Norling Camp or/similar Tsomoriri Resort or Nomadic Resort/ Lake /Similar view Hotel or /similar .
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