
Himalayan Adventure Trek
High-altitude trails, monastery towns, and guided mountain logistics.
Duration
10D / 9N
Group size
Max 12 people
Best time
May to September
Pickup
Manali arrival point, Leh airport departure
What this trip feels like
A carefully paced Himalayan expedition built for travellers who want big landscapes without losing comfort and support. The route blends acclimatisation days, scenic drives, guided treks, cultural stops, and flexible recovery windows so the experience feels adventurous but well managed.
Why travellers choose it
Guided trek across snow-fed valleys and high mountain passes
Leh old town, monasteries, prayer flags, and local market walks
Pangong lake day excursion with sunrise viewing
Small-group support with oxygen cylinder and first-aid backup
Day-by-day plan
Day 1
Arrive in Manali
Airport or Volvo stand pickup, hotel check-in, gear briefing, and an easy evening walk around Mall Road.
Day 2
Manali acclimatisation
Short warm-up hike, local sightseeing, and guide-led briefing for altitude, clothing, hydration, and safety.
Day 3
Drive to Jispa
Cross dramatic valley roads, stop at mountain viewpoints, and settle into a quiet overnight stay.
Day 4
Jispa to Leh
Full-day scenic transfer through high passes with planned rest stops and evening arrival in Leh.
Day 5
Leh heritage day
Visit Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace, and local cafes while keeping the day light for acclimatisation.
Day 6
Trek day
Guided trail through open valleys with packed lunch, mountain photography stops, and support crew assistance.
Day 7
Monasteries and villages
Explore Hemis, Thiksey, and nearby villages with a local host explaining Ladakhi culture and rituals.
Day 8
Pangong lake excursion
Early departure for Pangong, lakeside lunch, and golden-hour return through the high desert terrain.
Day 9
Buffer and leisure day
Flexible day for weather, shopping, cafes, optional cycling, or extra rest before departure.
Day 10
Depart from Leh
Breakfast, checkout assistance, and airport transfer with trip photos shared by the guide team.
Included
9 nights in curated hotels, camps, or guesthouses
Daily breakfast and 7 dinners
Private ground transfers and sightseeing vehicle
Experienced trek leader and local guide
Permits, oxygen cylinder, and basic first-aid support
Not included
Flights or train tickets
Personal trekking gear and winter clothing rental
Lunches, beverages, and room service
Travel insurance and emergency evacuation costs
Trip essentials
Stay
Premium mountain hotels, boutique guesthouses, and one scenic camp stay
Meals
Daily breakfast, selected dinners, and packed lunch on trek day
Transport
Private SUV or tempo traveller based on group size
Cancellation
Free date change up to 21 days before travel, subject to hotel availability.
Good to know
A moderate fitness level is recommended because of altitude and long road days.
Weather may change the order of the Pangong and trekking days.
Guests should carry government ID, warm layers, sunglasses, sunscreen, and personal medicines.