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Glamping in Mystic Ladakh Glamping in Mystic Ladakh 08 Day Luxury Tour #233-11951 Hammersmith Way, Richmond V7A 5H9, BC, Canada Tel 1 604 279 8794 Fax 1 604 608 3421 Call us toll free from anywhere in North America: 1 866 978 2997 TOUR NAME: GLAMPING IN LEH LADAHK, INDIA TOUR DAYS: 08 DAYS / 07 NIGHTS TOUR STYLE: LUXURY TOUR DELHI – LEH - DELHI TOUR SUMMARY: Explore the monuments and monasteries of the region while camping in Leh Ladakh. Enjoy the various art forms, festivals and local fairs found there and soak in the hospitality of the region, from the comfort of your well-appointed tents. Tour the city of Leh, explore the magnificent Leh Palace, immerse yourself in the architectural heritage of the city, and ensure that you make the most of your Leh and Ladakh tour package. TOUR HIGHLIGHTS: Camping at Spectacular Locations at the top of World Enjoy a tour of city the of Leh with high tea in a Ladakhi home Visit fabled monasteries of Thiksey and Hemis Enjoy culinary class with in-house chef in Leh Witness a traditional dance performance from the folklore of Ladakh TOUR PRICE: Valid for 15 June 2015 – 30 September 2015 Price per person on twin sharing basis: USD 4575 Single Supplement: USD 4425 TOUR LODGING INFO: 07 Nights Accommodation will be provided on a twin sharing basis CITY NIGHTS LUXURY HOTELS Delhi 02 Nights The Leela Palace Leh (Thiksey) 05 Nights The Chamba Camps TOUR PACKAGE INCLUDES: - Accommodation at listed Luxury hotels and tents in Leh - Daily breakfast, full board at Leh - Arrival and departure transfers - Transportation and sightseeing as per itinerary - Traditional Ladakhi Welcome upon arrival - High tea in Ladakhi home - One culinary class with in-house chef - Optional activities like archery, croquet, star gazing while in the camp - Enjoy Horse Polo match in Leh - Ceremonial farewell in Leh - Services of english speaking guides TOUR PACKAGE DOES NOT INCLUDE: - International or domestic air fares - Meals not mentioned as being included - Visa fees - Items of personal nature - Camera fees - Travel insurance - Tips and gratuities #233-11951 Hammersmith Way, Richmond V7A 5H9, BC, Canada Tel 1 604 279 8794 Fax 1 604 608 3421 Call us toll free from anywhere in North America: 1 866 978 2997 TOUR ITINERARY: DAY 01: ARRIVE DELHI Welcome to India! The land of 33 million gods and demi gods, land of diversity in Landscapes, culture, beliefs and people! Begin here your journey to the top of the world, The Land of Lamas still renowned as Mystical Ladakh! Arrive Delhi - the capital of India – one of India's fastest growing cities spread far beyond the "seven cities" created between the 13th and the 17th centuries. The city consists of two parts - Old & New Delhi. Old Delhi was the capital of Muslim India between 17th and 19th century and has many mosques, monuments and forts. New Delhi, the imperial city was created by the British as the capital of India. On arrival assisted transfer to your hotel Your Stay: The Leela Palace, New Delhi; one of the finest architectural marvels built from ground up in the last thirty years in downtown Delhi. Built in the shape of a butterfly, this is a visual spectacle. Overnight stay at The Leela Palace DAY 02: DELHI Leisurely after breakfast, you’re English speaking tour guide will meet you at the hotel lobby to discuss about the day. He will be at your disposal as you are introduced through the experiences and al carte activities as you are independent to explore the city in your style and at your own pace. You will decide your comfort level based on which the vehicle will be provided. It could be a Tuk Tuk or local Delhi Metro or Indian made Toyota Innova car or a true luxury indulgence: Mercedes or BMW car. Plan yourself, a day of indulgence or leisure: Some recommendations are: • Antique Anecdotes: Tour of Old Delhi (04 hours duration): Starting at the Red Fort you’ll take a cycle rickshaw through the maze of narrow lanes that make up the bazaars of Old Delhi. Continuing on foot, your guide will bring the city to life as you visit the spice markets and the vast Jama Masjid (mosque) that dominates Chandni Chowk OR. • Lutyens calling (01 hour 30 min duration): Visit New Delhi to see the colonial architecture that defined the British era in India. For those seeking some adventure, explore the attractions of Lutyens Delhi through self-driven Segway ride OR. • Go Shutter crazy! An interesting photography experience: Delhi is a photographers dream. Mystical, fascinating and diverse, pursue your vision, giving life to your photographs having fun on a truly amazing experience of a life time as you capture the great historical remnants or markets or people OR • The essential Delhi (Qutab Minar + Humayun Tomb)- (04 hour duration): Visit Qutab Minar complex - the tallest tower in world for centuries, erected by first Islamic rulers of India and still the most imposing, artistically carved and engraved sandstone pillar anywhere! Continue to Humayun's Tomb built in 1562 and designed by a Persian architect. The tomb was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1993 OR • Walk down the ages (03 hour duration): - Delhi Museum Safari: Visit National museum (Closed on Monday and national holidays) to discover amazing curios and relics from the past preserved in their original forms from ancient civilizations • Diversity in Faith (03 hour duration): - Places of Worship: Catch the spiritual fervor at some of Delhi's most popular sites of worship, on a tour led by your expert guide. Visit a popular Hindu & Sikh Temple Overnight stay at the Leela Palace #233-11951 Hammersmith Way, Richmond V7A 5H9, BC, Canada Tel 1 604 279 8794 Fax 1 604 608 3421 Call us toll free from anywhere in North America: 1 866 978 2997 DAY 03: DELHI – LEH BY MORNING FLIGHT, LEH ALTITUDE (11,562 FT.) Morning arrival into Leh and transfer to your residence, Chamba Camp, Thiksey. You will be guests of the Thiksey Monastery. Soak in the serenity of the surroundings as you are accorded the traditional welcome of Ladakh. You will be accompanied to your well-appointed luxury tents, where the check-in formalities will be completed by our Guest Relations hostess. There will be no activity on your day of arrival as it is medically mandated that you relax and undergo minimal exertion to enable you to acclimatize to the rarefied oxygen levels at this high-altitude. At your convenience, the Excursion Specialist at Chamba Camp will discuss your planned activities and you can make changes to suit your interests. Overnight stay The Chamba Camp, Thiksey DAY 04: LEH Enjoy a late breakfast and unwind whilst making yourself at home at the camp. Early risers can take a bird watching sojourn with the camp naturalist, spotting and identifying the Trans-Himalayan birds of the region. Enjoy lunch, followed by a gentle afternoon tour of Leh, 1 hour from camp. Visit the magnificent Leh Palace: built by King Sengge Namgyal in the 17th century, the palace has nine storeys, some of which are in ruins and some display traces of Ladakhi architecture. Continue by foot to the LAMO [Ladakh Arts & Media Organization] Centre, housed in one of the most important heritage houses, Munshi (Togoche) House at the foot of the Leh Palace, followed by a short presentation by a Ladakhi scholar on the architectural heritage of the old city. Explore the bazaar and end at the Shanti Stupa, perched upon a great vantage point over Leh, with spectacular views of the stone strewn landscape, as you relish a hot cup of traditional Ladakhi butter tea watching the setting sun. Overnight stay The Chamba Camp, Thiksey DAY 05: LEH After early morning tea and coffee visit the gorgeous Thiksey monastery, 1km from camp. It houses a two storey statue of the Maitreya Buddha seated on a lotus and spectacular views of the valley. Participate in the morning prayer ceremony at sunrise followed by a tour of the beautiful prayer room with many handwritten and painted books as well as the temple dedicated to goddess Tara with her 21 images placed in glass-covered wooden shelves. See small shrines devoted to the guardian divinities including Cham Spring, the protector deity of Thiksey. Return to the camp for a leisurely breakfast. The rest of the morning is free, allowing you time to relax and drink in the pristine natural beauty around you. Or You can take a cycling trip in the vicinity of the Thiksey village and its surroundings, Or Drive to the Saboo village for a séance session with the Oracle [NB: This optional excursion will be confirmed a day prior subject to the oracle willing to give an audience] This afternoon, explore the jewel in the crown of the Drukpa lineage, the Hemis Monastery, the oldest monastic institution of Ladakh, 1 hr from Thiksey. Built in a secluded valley, the monastery belongs to the Drukpa School or the Dragon Order of Mahayana Buddhism. Explore the many interesting facets of this institution, established under the patronage of King Senge Namygal in the 13th century, where young lamas are taught literature, history, philosophy, yoga and tantra. The monastery halls are adorned with beautiful statues and mural paintings. This evening enjoy a drink as the sun dips under the horizon, casting exquisitely colored shadows on the snow-capped peaks surrounding the camp. Overnight stay The Chamba Camp, Thiksey DAY 06: LEH Driving through picturesque landscape along the River Indus, you will embark on an exploration of the monastic treasures of Ladakh. Firstly, the fabled Alchi Monastery built in the 11th century.
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