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The Leh-Ladakh Expedition The Leh-Ladakh Expedition A journey towards the Heaven & Back..! About this Programme o The Leh-Ladakh Expedition 2019 is an initiative undertaken by Invincible – The Student run NGO o Starting from Ahmedabad, it’s 14 Days long road tour, which covers Manali, Leh & Sarchu… o However for those who join from Leh itself, it’s 6 days long exploration… o In Ladakh region, Pangong Lake, Khardungla Pass, Nubra Valley & Leh Town visit are covered… o This programme aims to provide exploration to young minds and is not a leisure tour to drink & smoke… o Accommodation is provided on 3 sharing basis in hotels at Leh & Travelling is by Train & Tata Winger/Force Traveller on roads… o All Meals are covered, i.e. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner (Food during train in not included) o Volunteers from Invincible NGO will be organizing, managing & executing this road tour Rancho’s School On the way to Shey It is the “3 Idiots” fame Rancho’s School!! The wall with painting of 3 Idiots movie is the most popular spot for tourists. You can pose here like an Idiot here ☺ Proposed Itinerary Day Proposed Schedule 1 Departure from Ahmedabad, Overnight train journey 2 Arrival at Pathankot, Departure for Manali by bus 3 Arrival at Manali Campsite, Free day for Acclimatization & Site seeing 4 Departure for Sarchu, Nighthalt at Sarchu 5 Departure for Leh, Nighthalt at Leh 6 Morning Walk, Free Day and local site seeing in Leh 7 Departure for Pangong Lake, Visit & Back to Leh 8 Nubra Valley via Khardungla Pass and Night Stay Leh to Leh 9 Local Site Seeing in Nubra & Departure for Leh 10 Departure for Sarchu, Nighthalt in Sarchu 11 Departure for Manali, Late evening arrival at Manali 12 Free day for site seeing in Manali, Departure for Pathankot after Dinner 13 Arrival at Pathankot, Departure for Ahmedabad 14 Arrival at Ahmedabad The Pangong Lake Blue water reflecting Yellow Stones & Sky, yes it’s Pangong Tso! A huge lake at 14,200 feet above sea level, extending from India to China… Available Packages & Participation Fees: There are multiple choices available to join this unique expedition: Package Type Fees Leh to Leh ₹8,500/- Pathankot to Pathankot ₹16,400/- Ahmedabad to Ahmedabad ₹17,500/- Ahmedabad to Ahmedabad – 3AC Train ₹19,600/- ✓ If one opts for “Leh to Leh” package, he’s to reach to Hotel by 5th day evening of itinerary shown ✓ All dates available on website are for Ahmedabad to Ahmedabad package, the other packages are as per the itinerary, i.e. Pathankot on 2nd Day & Leh on 5th Day Tips: ✓ If you are a professional or having few holidays/leaves, you’re advised to take flight for Leh ✓ We can help you in booking flight tickets, for that kindly visit our office ☺ Shanti Stupa Built by a Japanese Buddhist Bhikkhu, It’s a calm, dome shaped chorten in Leh; A must go & meditate place for tourists! How to Register? The registration is done on first come first serve basis by following the below mentioned steps: Step 1: Online Application The application can be done online on Invincible NGO’s website: https://invinciblengo.org/events/the-leh-ladakh-trekking-trip-expedition-towards-heaven-back-ladakh-jammu-and-kashmir Step 2: Fees Payment The application is confirmed on receipt of fees payment only. There are 2 ways of fees payment: 1. Online Fees Payment by clicking the Pay Online Button on website 2. Pay at Office in Cash or Cheque ➢ If paid through cheque, please ensure it would be an A/C payee cheque in favour of Invincible. ➢ The fees will be accepted only after the online application ➢ If registered online & not paid the fees before the batch gets full, online application will be automatically cancelled. Note: If paid online, convenience fees + service tax is applicable. i.e. around 2.3% extra. Khardung La One of the World’s Highest Motorable Road, The Khardungla Pass is choice of every young rider! At an elevation of 17,600 feet, this pass is a gateway to enter Nubra Valley. Royal Enfields are available for rent! Terms & Conditions: Cancellation Policy Cancellation would be granted by the Project Manager or higher authorities on receiving cancellation request through registered mail ID, the cancellation Amount will be counted on total camp fees only o Before more than 40 days of departure, 10% o Before 21 to 40 days of departure, 25% o Before 11 to 20 days of departure, 40% o Before 1 to 10 days of departure, 60% o In last 24 hours of Departure, 90% Discipline ✓ Discipline during the camp duration is must and all are expected to follow instructions given by the Instructor/Guide/Volunteer ✓ Smoking, Alcohol & Tobacco are strictly banned and can cause immediate cancellation of member ✓ Punctuality is taken as serious matter Change of Schedule ✓ In case of unforeseen conditions, the schedule/itinerary can be modified/cancelled. ✓ Invincible reserves all rights to cancel/shorten/modify the itinerary, and the final decision is authorised with the trustee team..
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