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Himachal Spiti Ladakh Himachal Spiti Ladakh By King Hills Travels Chal Ladakh Tour “ Puri Krle Apni Khwahish” - its a tour to discover YOUR INNER SOUL with King Hills Other Offices Ahmedabad 8128303044 Bhopal 8269594525 Jaipur 9988505427 Indore 8269915426 Jalandhar 9988105427 Delhi 8437163207 9115405427 Manali Thailand +66 -803810299 9872145427 Ludhiana Raipur 6261588433 Dates Delhi To Delhi June 2 & 18 July 2 & 18 August 2 & 18 September 2 & 18 Package Price Per Person Delhi To Delhi Category Triple Sharing Double Sharing Basis Basis Per Person 22000 24000 Per Person ( 23000 25000 With Bike for 4 Days at Ladakh with Pillion) Day 3 Day 1 Manali-Sarchu Day 5 Day 7 Day 9 Delhi-Manali Leh-Nubra Day 11 Pangong-Leh Leh - Manali Delhi Tour Timeline Day 8 Day 2 Leh Manali Day 4 Day 6 Day 10 Sarchu-Leh Nubra-Pangong Manali-Delhi Summary Pangong-Leh Day 1 ● Pick up from Delhi in evening and transfers to Manali ● Overnight Journey Day 2 ● Morning reach at Manali ● Check in ( if rooms are available) ● Breakfast ● Then proceed to adventurous trek to Jogini waterfall , Vashisht and Hot Spring ● Stay at Manali Meals : Breakfast & Dinner Day 3 ● Breakfast ● Check out and proceed to Sarchu/Jispa ● Enroute visit Rohtang Pass & Solang Valley ● We will also cross famous Baralacha Pass ● Evening reach at Sarchu/Jispa ● Stay at Camps Meals : Breakfast Dinner Day 4 ● Breakfast ● Check out and proceed to Leh ● Cross the famous Pass Tangla La , Naki La & Lachung La Pass ● Reach Leh ● Check in and free for self explore local market Meals : Breakfast & Dinner Day 5 ● Breakfast ● Check out and proceed to Nubra Valley ● Crosses famous Khardung La Pass ( highest accessible motorable Pass) ● Enjoy & Feel the cold desert of Ladakh at Hunder ● Stay at Camps Meals : Breakfast & Dinner Day 6 ● Breakfast ● Check out & Proceed to Pangong Lake ● On arrival at Pangong ● Check in Camps & enjoy the coolest breeze of Lake Meals : Breakfast & Dinner Day 7 ● Breakfast ● Check out and Proceed Back to Leh ● Enroute visit Hemis Monastery ● Check in at Leh ● Stay at Leh Meals : Breakfast & Dinner Day 8 ● Breakfast ● Proceed to Visit ● Pathar Sahib Gurudwara , Magnetic Hill , Sangam of The Zanskar & Indus River & Rafting Point ● Dinner ● Stay at Leh Meals : Breakfast & Dinner Day 9 ● Breakfast ● Check out from Leh and Proceed back to Manali ● Night reach at Manali ● Stay at Manali Meals : Breakfast & Dinner Day 10 ● Breakfast & Check out from Manali ● Visit Hadimba Temple , Van Vihar , Mall Road and evening departure to Delhi ● Overnight Journey Meals : Breakfast Day 11 ● Reach Delhi ● Drop at Delhi ● Trips End with wonderful Blessings & Everlasting Memories. Inclusions ● All transfers from Delhi by AC Vehicle ( AC doesn't work on hills) ● 2 Night stay at Manali ● 1 Night stay at Hunder/Nubra ● 1 Night stay at Pangong ● 1 Night stay at Sarchu/Jispa ● 3 Night Stay at Leh ● 9 Breakfast & 8 Dinner ● Inner Line Permit ● Environmental Fees ● Local Vehicle at Ladakh ● Travel Manager with Access of KHT App ● Sightseeing ● Toll , Parking and Transport Taxes Exclusions ● 5% GST on total billing ● Personal Expenses ● Insurance ● Any cost arising due to natural calamities like landslides, road blocks etc. to be borne by the client directly on the spot ● Anything not mentioned in Inclusions Media Coverage for our Heritage Works Satisfied Clients Some Achivements World Record Payment Policy ● 5000 INR Per Person at the time of Registration ● Balance Payment 10 days before departure Payment Method Account Details King Lifestyle Vacation Pvt Ltd ICICI Bank A/c Number : 118905001124 IFSC : ICIC0001189 For Phone pe , Google pay , Paytm , Bharat Pe or any other UPI Payments kindly scan code Why Choose Us 1. Affordable holidays 2. Experience of more than 10 years in this domain 3. Set a World Record in Cultural Tourism 4. 6+ offices in India (Bhopal , Jalandhar , Jaipur , Indore, Ahmedabad , Manali) and 2 International Offices (Pattaya and Dubai ) 5. Already hosted trips for more than 15000 people 6. Proudly & Exclusive Travel Partner of India’s Biggest Science Conference (Indian Science Congress 2k19) .Prime Minister of India inaugurate the conference. 7. Own hotel & Camps in various destinations. 8. Own fleet & Transportation 9. Have excellent client experience 10. Explore new things with our friendly travel managers Term & Conditions ● Transportation shall be provided as per the itinerary and will not be at disposal.( AC will not work on hills ). Transportation can be used Volvo/Traveller/SUV depend upon the size of group. ● Package rates are subject to change without prior notice, Force Majeure events, strikes, fairs, festivals, weather conditions, traffic problems, overbooking of hotels / flights, cancellation / rerouting of flights, closure of / entry restrictions at a place of visit etc. While we will do our best to make suitable alternate arrangements, we would not be held liable for any refunds/compensation claims arising out of this. ● Cancel bookings even after the acceptance of the payment without assigning any reason. In this case the company shall refund the money to the guest. ● Dismiss any guest from the tour for misbehavior especially if it affects the group and Physical or verbal assault to the Tour Manager without any refunds. ● Change hotel and/tour programme due to unavoidable circumstances ● Registration once booked cannot be cancelled , transferred and exchanged. ● Travellers have to wait for repair if in case breakdown the vehicle ● Travellers are sole responsible for any mishappening , theft , loss , injuries ,illegal activities such as carry banned drugs , unlawful activities during the tour. Yaar Ab bhi hai koi sawaal to behichak kro hum se baat +91-9988505427 +91-9115405427 [email protected] www.kinghillstravels.com https://www.instagram.com/kinghillstravels/.
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