Ladakh
There are few places left in the world like Ladakh. It lies in the great Himalayan Rain Shadow, so receives no Monsoon during the summer. In summer it is high, arid forests surrounded by vast peaks and trisected by the swift, snow laden India

 and Zanskar rivers. The landscape resembles Tibet and Is often referred as " Little Tibet".

Zanskar 
Approach- About 465 kms from Leh (Ladakh) via Kargil and Trek over Shingula pass from Darcha. 

About 20 kms south-east of Rangdum stands the Pazila watershed across which lies Zanskar, the most isolated of all the trans- himalayan valleys. The Penzila Top (4400 m) is a picturesque table land adorned with two small alpine lakes and surrounded by snow covered peaks. As the Zanskar road winds down the steep slopes of the watershed to the head of the Stod Valley, one of the Zanskar's main tributary valleys, the majestic "Drang Drung" glacier looms into full view. A long and winding river of ice and snow, the "Drang Drung" is perhaps the largest glacier in Ladakh, outside the Siachin formation. It is from the cliff- like snout of this extensive glacier that the Stod or Doda river, the main tributary of River Zanskar, rises.

ITINERARY 
  
DAY 01 : Delhi-Leh 
DAY 02:  LEH 
DAY 03 : Leh-Lamayuru 
DAY 04 : Lamayuru-Wanlah 
DAY 05 : Wanlah-Hanupatta  
DAY 06 : Hanupatta-Photoksar  
DAY 07 : Photoksar-Foot of Sengge La  
DAY 08 :Foot of Sengge La-Lingshet 
DAY 09 : Lingshet 
DAY 10 : Lingshet-Snertse  
DAY 11 : Snertse-Hanumil  
DAY 12 : Hanumil-Pishu 
DAY 13 : Pishu-Karsha  
DAY 14 : Karsha-Padum  
DAY 15: Padum - Mune 
DAY 16: Mune-Ichar  
DAY 17: Ichar-Purne  
DAY 18: Purne-Phugtal Gompa 
DAY 19: Phugtal Gompa-Table Camp 
DAY 20:Table-Gamburanjan Camp  
DAY 21: Gamburanjan Camp-Shingo La-Rumbak  
DAY 22: Rumbak-Palamo  
DAY 23: Palamo-Darcha  
DAY 24: Darcha-Manali  
DAY 25: Manali-Delhi.