Adventures of Ladakh

“The land is so barren and the passes so high that only our fiercest enemies or our best friends would want to visit us.”
– a Ladakhi saying

Ladakh

Starts: from Leh

Ends: at Leh

Group Type: Mixed Gender

Dates

Start: 12 Aug,2023

End: 19 Aug,2023

Bookings closed for 14-21 May batch.

~~₹ 39500~~

₹ 37500

About the Tour

Ladakh – indeed a lifetime trip for adventure seekers. The rugged beauty of the place and the warmth of the locals shall keep calling you back. However, it’s not a place for those who look for a party in the mountains, but for those who can follow a discipline on the trip while opening up their hearts to a new world.

Ladakh, a place so explored yet unexplored, is the dream of every adventure seeker who adores some roughness and a lot of beauty. Positioned at an average elevation of more than 11000 feet, Ladakh is known to be the land of high passes. It’s a cold mountain desert with rugged roads, clear blue skies, magnificent landscapes, postcard-perfect serene lakes, vast plateaus, hilltop monasteries, rustic houses, snow-clad mountain peaks, and verdant valleys that surprise us with a splash of vivid green patches.

Ladakh, once used to be a part of the silk route, is also the land of high passes. It boasts of having the highest motorable road in the world passing through Khardung La situated at 18380 feet. It’s the proud home to some of the highest elevated lakes in the world such as Tso Pangong and Tso Moriri situated at 14800 feet.

Did you know that the word Juley is used for hello, tso for lake, la for pass in the Ladakhi language?
Do you also that Tibetan Buddhism is practiced in Ladakh, and its sects and practices?
Did you know that a major portion of Pangong Lake lies in China?

Let’s embark on a lifetime adventure to this heaven on earth, and open up our hearts to a new road while taking a deep breath. More than landscapes, the bright smiles and the warm hospitality of Ladakhi people make a visit to Ladakh an unforgettable experience, and we shall forever be haunted by the beauty of the prayer flags waving in the air, smiles of monks, eternal silence in the monasteries, and countless cups of butter tea.

Trip Highlights

1. Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame is a museum and a war memorial constructed and managed by the Indian Army. There are different galleries in the Hall of Fame that gives us in-depth information about the history and culture of Ladakh, the Kargil War, the surviving conditions in Siachen Glacier, etc. There is also a three-dimensional map of the Ladakh region kept in one of the galleries. Hall of Fame also houses a museum shop that sells souvenirs. Not to mention that a visit to the Hall of Fame makes every single Indian proud and emotional at the same time.

2. Leh Palace

Leh Palace was built as a royal palace by the former king of Ladakh in the 16th century. Being a close resemblance to the Potala Palace in Tibet, it dominatingly overlooks the city of Leh. The rooftop of the palace provides a magnificent view of Stok Kangri Mountain and the Ladakh mountain range. It’s a nine storey building, tallest of that era, where the upper floors accommodated the royal family while the lower flowers were reserved as stables and storage rooms.

3. Shanti Stupa

The spectacular white-domed Shanti Stupa was built in 1991 by Japanese Buddhist Monks to promote world peace as a part of Peace Pagoda Mission. It’s a 15 minutes hike to the top of the stupa, but the mesmerizing view from the above and a simplistic café located over there makes the pain of climbing completely worth.

4. Thiksey Monastery

Thiksey Monastery is located at an altitude of 11, 800 feet, on the top of a hill in the village of Thiksey, 19 km to the south of Leh. It bears a resemblance to Potala Palace in Tibet, which is the former residence of the Dalai Lama. It’s also the largest monastery in Central Ladakh housing stupas, statues, thangkas, wall paintings, weapons, etc. The most significant part of monastery is the Maitreya Temple which was built to commemorate the visit of 14th Dalai Lama to the monastery in 1970.

5. SECMOL School

Students’ Educational and Cultural Movement of Ladakh (SECMOL) is a school founded in 1988 to reform the educational system of Ladakh. It’s a fully sustainable school focusing on self-learning and social innovation. Currently, almost forty students reside here from various socio-economic backgrounds. It’s brilliant to see that how kids practically learn green construction, harnessing solar energy, farming, water recycling, building compost toilets and many more eco-friendly concepts here. It was founded by Sonam Wangchuk (the real-life Phunsukh Wangdu from Bollywood movie ‘Three Idiots’) and a couple of Ladakhi youth. A visit to this school shall send you home back with some lifelong learnings.

6. Pathar Sahib Gurudwara

Beautifully tucked between rugged and rustic terrains, Pathar Sahib Gurudwara was built in 1517 to commemorate the visit of Guru Nanak Dev to Ladakh region. It’s located at an altitude of 12000 feet, and 40 km from Leh city. The Pathar, translated to stone in English, has a legendary story behind it which we shall learn during our visit to the place.

7. Magnetic Hill

Located at a distance of 30 km from Leh city, on Leh-Kargil highway, is a small stretch of road that is believed to be defying the concept of gravity. The magnetic hill seems to be pulling the stationary vehicles upwards. If one parks their vehicle in the designated area on the highway, it can be seen to be moving at 20 km per hour with engines being entirely off. Let’s unravel the mystery behind this – science or supernatural?

8. Sangam Valley

The confluence of Indus and Zanskar river is breathtaking beyond words. The muddy color of Zanskar can easily be distinguished from the emerald green Indus River at the even at the convergence point. One can overlook this magical beauty from the highway, and it’s a perfect place to sit, relax and click photos.

9. Alchi Monastery

Renowned as the oldest Buddhism learning centre in Ladakh, Alchi Monastery was built between 958 and 1055. The monastery complex is divided into four portions which have monuments constructed at different times. All the structures are adorned with minutely carved paintings and intricate woodwork which never fail to captivate the visitors.

10. Khardung La

Located at an altitude of 18380 feet, Khardung La is one of the highest motorable roads in the world. It’s also a high mountain pass (La in Tibetan stands for a pass) connecting Leh city to Nubra and Shyok valleys. It was built in 1976 but opened to general public in 1988. Riding Khardung La has been the dream of every Himalayan rider. Not to mention that this pass is crucial to India as it is used to carry supplies to the Siachen Glacier.

11. Maitreya Buddha Statue

The almost 105 feet tall statue of Maitreya Buddha can be recognized as soon as we enter the campus of Diskit Monastery. It’s beautifully perched on a hilltop, and faces the Shyok river. It was built in 2006, but inaugurated in 2010 by Dalai Lama.

12. Diskit monastery

Built in 14th country, Diskit Monastery is the oldest surviving monastery in Nubra Valley. Beautifully tucked on a hilltop right above the floodplains of Shyok River, it can be easily recognized even from the far because of the stunning 106 feet tall statue of Maitreya Buddha. The monastery also runs a school for the Tibetan kids in the region.

13. Hundar Sand Dunes

A desert is probably incomplete it doesn’t have dunes, be it a cold mountain desert like Ladakh. Spread over an elevation of more than 13000 feet, the stunning sand dunes of Hunder look even more picturesque with the backdrop of snow-clad rugged mountain peaks. We will have an option to take a Bactrian Camel ride during our visit to Hundar Sand Dunes.

14. Bactrian Camel

Bactrian Camel, mainly found in Central Asia, is one of the endangered camel species. These are double humped camels that make them unique, as compared to their single hump Arabian relatives. It’s is an incredible species as it can adapt to all kinds of harsh environments, from dense snowfall winters to scorching desert summers. Not to mention that Bactrian Camels were a lifeline of ancient silk route. We are going to have a close-up encounter with them during our visit to Nubra Valley.

15. Turtuk Village

Turtuk, a village divided by the border of India and Pakistan, was a part of Pakistan until 1971. It was opened to inquisitive tourists in 2010. Surrounded by Karakoram range, it’s one of only four villages in India that lies in Baltistan region. Turtuk gives visitors a great opportunity to experience the culture of Baltisan, which is a dream to many people. We will also visit Turtuk Gompa, hike towards border point, and interact with Balti folks. The apricots which we will relish in Turtuk village are going to be the best ones you will ever taste!

16. Interact with Balti People

Balti people, the residents of Turtuk, are rosy-cheeked beautiful looking people with very fair skin and features somewhat similar to Afghanis. Interacting with the residents of Turtuk village is the favorite part of the majority of travelers who visit here. The villagers are very friendly and shy as well. They happily offer apricots to the visitors to make them feel welcomed.

17. Balti Heritage House And Museum

Balti Heritage House and Museum in Turtuk is a traditional 140 years old Balti house which has now been converted into a museum to provide an insight into the centuries old Balti lifestyle. The museum houses numerous artifacts including stone containers, utensils, farming tools, clothes made from yalk wool, traditional headgear, etc. The ancestral family which owns the museum, gives the guided tours of the place.

18. Natural Cold Storage Turtuk

The villagers of Turtuk came up with an innovative solution to create natural cold storage. The natural cold storage is little stone rooms, also known as hollows or stone bunkers, where stones are arranged in such a manner that the gaps between them allow the cold air to creep inside. The underground glacial watercourse also adds to the cooling effect and keeps these stone quarters icy cold. Hence, perishable food items can easily be stored here.

19. Ladakhi Cultural Show

Ladakhi cultural show is an excellent way to get familiar with a few forms of traditional Ladakhi dances, as well as Ladakhi dresses. We will witness Ladakhi cultural show in Hunder Village in Nubra Valley where a few local artists perform in a makeshift tent arrangement every evening. The dance moves, melodious songs, the sound of trumpets accompanied with beautiful scenery make it even more special.

20. ATV Ride

The best way to feel some adrenaline rush in the lap of sand dunes in Nubra Valley is to go for an ATV Ride. These rides last for almost 30 minutes, and one gets an opportunity to ride the vehicle through sand dunes while experiencing some thrill and getting some interesting videos. 🙂

21. Pangong Lake

Pangong Lake doesn’t need any introduction to someone who has been wanting to visit Ladakh. Shimmering at an altitude of 14270 feet, and 134 km in length the lake is completely frozen during winter. Not to mention that 60% of the length of the lake lies in China. It’s a saline water lake and is known to keep changing colors. Be ready to spend a fairytale (cold though) night at the lake.

22. Hemis Monastery

The beautiful Tibetan Buddhist Monastery is located in Hemis village of Ladakh which is tucked on a mountain on the west bank of the River Indus. Founded in 1630, the monastery is home to the large number of religious treasures such as Thangkas, weapons, carriers, tiger skins, skull vessels, swords and a stuffed vulture pup which are exhibited during festivals.

23. Chang La

Located at an elevation of 17590 feet, Chang La is one of the highest mountains passes and the highest motorable roads in the world. The mighty pass is guarded and maintained by Indian Army due to its proximity to Indo-China border. A drive through Chang La is going to give us an adrenaline rush. It’s covered with snow throughout the year.

24. Unforgettable social experience

Our small group size ensure a personal touch, and our group leaders make sure to bond the entire group like long-lost friends. Hence, along with an amazing travel experience, you are in for a great of great social bonding.

Your Itinerary

Day 1: Arrivals in Leh

Fly in to Leh and get transferred to the hotel from Leh Airport.
Tentative Pickup timings from Airport: 10:30 AM and 12:30 PM. (Please note that these timings might be altered once we have the final schedule of the arrival of every participant. Hence we want participants to show some degree of flexibility here. Although, if you wish to have a private pickup from airport to hotel at your own timings, without having to wait for our pickup, that can be arranged at extra cost.)
Rest if your flight lands early
Lunch
Rest
Orientation and Introductions
Market Visit in the evening
Dinner

Overnight stay in Leh (3 star hotel)

Day 2: In and around Leh

Breakfast
Hall of Fame
Leh Palace
Lunch
Shanti Stupa
Thiksey Monastery
Dinner

Overnight stay in Leh (3 star hotel)

Day 3: In and around Leh

Breakfast
SECMOL
Pathar Sahib Gurudwara
Lunch
Alchi Monastery
Magnetic Hill
Sangam
Dinner

Overnight stay in Leh (3 star hotel)

Day 4: Khradung La | Nubra Valley

Breakfast in Leh
Khardung La
Maitreya Buddha Statue
Lunch
Diskit Monastery
Hunder Sand Dunes (optional Double humped Bactrain Camel Riding)
Dinner

Overnight stay in Hunder Village (3 star accommodation)

Day 5: Nubra Valley | Turtuk Village

Breakfast in Hunder
Drive to Turtuk Village
Village Walk and interact with Balti Folks
Balti Heritage House And Museum
Lunch
Back to Hunder Village
Cultural show (optional)
Dinner

Overnight stay in Hunder Village (3 star accommodation)

Day 6: Pangong Lake

Breakfast in Hunder Village
Shyok Village
Lunch
Reaching Pangong Lake
Group Activity and Bonfire
Dinner

Overnight Stay at Pangong Lake in luxury camps (3 star)

Day 7: Pangong to Leh

Breakfast at Pangong Lake
Start driving towards Leh
Lunch
Hemis Monastery
Arrival in Leh
Dinner

Overnight stay in Leh (3 star hotel)

Day 8: The last day

Breakfast
Check-out
Exchanging warm hugs and plans to keep in touch
Drive to Leh Airport

Tentative drop timings from hotel to Airport: 7 AM and 8:30 AM. (Please note that these timings might be altered once we have the final schedule of the departure of every participant. Hence we want participants to show some degree of flexibility here. Although, if you wish to have a private drop from the hotel to the airport at your own timings, without having to wait for our drop, that can be arranged at extra cost.)

Trip Ends

Important Information

Cost is applicable from Leh Airport to Leh Airport (add 5% GST to the applicable tariff)

39500 INR per person regular tariff

37500 INR per person if you book from the first 5 seats

After the first 5 seats,

38200 INR if you book the slot number between 6-10

38900 INR per person for two or more people traveling together

38900 INR per person if you are solo but have already traveled with us 🙂

Else, 39500 INR per person

Please note that 5% GST would be added to the final applicable cost.

To make a booking, please send:

WhatsApp/ Call : 9999749677
Email: chandni@transformingtravels.com

Note:

Please note that if Transforming Travels isn’t able to execute the trip because of any covid regulations that directly affect the itinerary, then we will either reschedule the trip, refund, or give you the credit for the amount you paid, but your money won’t be lost at all. As it’s subjective to the situation, we will also take a call as per the situation.

Flights:

Please note that the sooner you book, the best rates you get for flights to Leh. Leh is one destination where flight charges touch the sky during the tourist season. If you wish to join the above trip, we can also try fetching you lesser rates (as compared to online prices) for flights.

All transportation from Leh Airport to Leh Airport as per the itinerary.
Stay for 7 nights on twin sharing basis (Leh – 3-star hotel, Nubra (Hunder Village) 3-star hotel, Pangong – 3-star luxury camps). If you are friends traveling together and want the same room, please let us know while booking. Else, pairing for solo travelers is done on same gender basis.
Day 1: Dinner, Day 2-7: Breakfast and Dinner, Day 8: Breakfast
A local guide with the group throughout the trip from Day 2-7
A 24/7 highly professional and friendly group leader
All entry tickets to monuments
All permits

Note: For the meals that are not a part of the package, you’ll spend 1000-1500 INR.

Cost of flight/ cab/bus journey from your native city to/from Leh
Lunches, any snacks or beverages except those given with the meals
Cost of activities such Bactrian Camel ride (300 INR), ATV Ride (600 INR), and cultural show entry ticket (100 INR)
Any expense on any items/services which are personal such as driver tips, medicines, toiletries, sun protection creams, snacks, laundry, STD calls, etc
Any extra expenses incurred due to delays arising from bad weather conditions or any unanticipated or uncontrollable conditions
Any medical expenses travel insurance or emergency expenses
Any other expenses of any nature not included in the INCLUSIONS section

The group size will be limited to 21 participants + 1 group leader
Ladakh is a high-altitude region. Before traveling, we can never say if an individual is susceptible to altitude sickness or not, irrespective of age. We usually advise taking a dose of Diamox two days before reaching Leh, but we also suggest consulting your doctor if you need Diamox or not or any side effects it might have on your body.
We condemn the consumption of alcohol or smoking during the trip because makes the body dehydrate resulting in fatigue, headaches, and breathlessness at high altitudes.
All places in the Ladakh region don’t have adequate medical facilities. As a safety precaution, we do carry an oximeter, oxygen cans, and the first aid kit with us for any emergency case. We also give necessary insights to participants before the trip and during the trip so that they can take care of them.
The camps which we have booked for you are luxury camps with proper beds, and attached toilets. Hence, you need not worry about carrying any kind of bedding or sleeping bag.
Please note that being a high-altitude region, and because of the remoteness, we want participants to understand that it’s very challenging even to offer basic amenities, especially in Nubra Valley and Pangong. Although we have booked the best of the properties, still we want participants to respect the terrain and its service providers.
Please carry enough cash during the trip so that you don’t depend on the ATMs in Leh city or Ladakh region. Shops and Restaurants in that region don’t accept cards. However, you can use ATMs in Manali.
Please note our journey includes some places which have poor or no network reception. BSNL and Airtel are the best-preferred operators for visitors. Only postpaid connections work in Ladakh.
All the places you will be visiting during the trip have electricity, but power cuts don’t inform anyone before their arrival. Sometimes, they could be long. Hence, don’t depend on your gadgets during the trip. Let’s try to disconnect and get some peace.
Please note that there is an overnight mandatory power cut from 11 PM to 6 AM in Nubra Valley. It’s a rule by all properties to save power.
Please note that we don’t distribute any bottled water on any of our trips because of its negative impacts on the environment and health. It’s very easy to refill your water bottles in Ladakh with hot/ cold water at the places of stay, restaurants or tea shops. Hence, please carry your own water bottle.

Sanitizer & Masks
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Warm Clothes (including thermals, cap, gloves, socks)
Sunglasses/ Hat/ Headgear
Sunscreen
Water Bottle
Any prescribed medication
Toilet papers during road journey
Sanitizer
Power Banks
Neck Pillow
Anti-Pollution Mask if allergic to dry winds and dusty roads
POSITIVE ENERGY & ENTHUSIASM!

60 days before the trip: 90% refund
51-59 days before the trip: 70% refund
41-50 days before the trip: 30% refund
37-40 days before the trip: 20% refund
31-36 days before the trip: 10% refund
Less than 35 days before the trip: No Refund

Please note that the cancellation policy is applicable on full tariff, not the booking amount.

Participants will be respectful to their fellow guests, organizers, and the hosts
Participants have to show a little degree of flexibility during the tour
It’s the duty of participants to assess whether they are physically fit or not for the tour before joining it
Please note that neither we assign any seats in the vehicle nor do we take any special requests for that. Be it a first seat, window seat, or the last seat, we expect participants to be flexible with their choice considering the fact that it’s a group tour. Although, we encourage participants to shuffle seats with each other during the journey to support each other.
Transforming Travels reserves the right to modify the place of stay or the itinerary without any prior notice.
Every participant should be wearing a mask at all public places. Also, expected to carry a backup mask in case you lose one.
Every participant should carry a personal sanitizer and keep sanitizing their hands at regular intervals.
At the backend, we would also be conducting the temperature check of our driver, group leader, and guide.
Our accommodation partners sanitize the rooms and attached bathrooms before check-in. Common areas are sanitized on regular basis.
Temperature check is conducted for housekeeping and kitchen staff members every day by our accommodation partners.
The laws and customs of the areas we visit can be very different from those we are used to. Be aware of your actions to ensure that they do not offend, especially if you are visiting religious areas. It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself with and respect local laws and customs. If you fail to do so, we will have no liability to you for any cost, loss, or damage you suffer nor will we refund you the cost of any unused portion of your travel arrangements.
Please note that if a Government rule asks for a negative RT PCR test report for any places that are a part of our itinerary, then it’s your responsibility to get that test done & bring the report.
Please note that all tempo travelers in Ladakh are booked through the Ladakhi Taxi Union and as a tour operator, we have no control over which vehicle would be assigned to us. They are strictly assigned as per the union’s system. Hence, participants need to be flexible here.

Important Information

Cost

Cost is applicable from Leh Airport to Leh Airport (add 5% GST to the applicable tariff)

39500 INR per person regular tariff

37500 INR per person if you book from the first 5 seats

After the first 5 seats,

38200 INR if you book the slot number between 6-10

38900 INR per person for two or more people traveling together

38900 INR per person if you are solo but have already traveled with us 🙂

Else, 39500 INR per person

Please note that 5% GST would be added to the final applicable cost.

To make a booking, please send:

WhatsApp/ Call : 9999749677
Email: chandni@transformingtravels.com

Note:

Flights:

Inclusions

All transportation from Leh Airport to Leh Airport as per the itinerary
Stay in for 7 nights on twin sharing basis (Leh – 3-star hotel, Nubra (Hunder Village) 3-star hotel, Pangong – 3-star luxury camps). If you are friends traveling together and want the same room, please let us know while booking. Else, pairing for solo travelers is done on same gender basis.
Day 1: Dinner, Day 2-7: Breakfast and Dinner, Day 8: Breakfast
A local guide with the group throughout the trip from Day 2-7
A 24/7 highly professional and friendly group leader
All entry tickets to monuments
All permits

Note: For the meals that are not a part of the package, you’ll spend 1000-1500 INR.

Exclusions

Cost of flight/ cab/bus journey from your native city to/from Leh
Lunches, any snacks or beverages except those given with the meals
Cost of activities such Bactrian Camel ride (300 INR), ATV Ride (600 INR), and cultural show entry ticket (100 INR)
Any expense on any items/services which are personal such as driver tips, medicines, toiletries, sun protection creams, snacks, laundry, STD calls, etc
Any extra expenses incurred due to delays arising from bad weather conditions or any unanticipated or uncontrollable conditions
Any medical expenses travel insurance or emergency expenses
Any other expenses of any nature not included in the INCLUSIONS section

Basic Info

The group size will be limited to 21 participants + 1 group leader
Ladakh is a high-altitude region. Before traveling, we can never say if an individual is susceptible to altitude sickness or not, irrespective of age. We usually advise taking a dose of Diamox two days before reaching Leh, but we also suggest consulting your doctor if you need Diamox or not or any side effects it might have on your body.
We condemn the consumption of alcohol or smoking during the trip because makes the body dehydrate resulting in fatigue, headaches, and breathlessness at high altitudes.
All places in the Ladakh region don’t have adequate medical facilities. As a safety precaution, we do carry an oximeter, oxygen cans, and the first aid kit with us for any emergency case. We also give necessary insights to participants before the trip and during the trip so that they can take care of them.
The camps which we have booked for you are luxury camps with proper beds, and attached toilets. Hence, you need not worry about carrying any kind of bedding or sleeping bag.
Please note that being a high-altitude region, and because of the remoteness, we want participants to understand that it’s very challenging even to offer basic amenities, especially in Nubra Valley and Pangong. Although we have booked the best of the properties, still we want participants to respect the terrain and its service providers.
Please carry enough cash during the trip so that you don’t depend on the ATMs in Leh city or Ladakh region. Shops and Restaurants in that region don’t accept cards. However, you can use ATMs in Manali.
Please note our journey includes some places which have poor or no network reception. BSNL and Airtel are the best-preferred operators for visitors. Only postpaid connections work in Ladakh.
All the places you will be visiting during the trip have electricity, but power cuts don’t inform anyone before their arrival. Sometimes, they could be long. Hence, don’t depend on your gadgets during the trip. Let’s try to disconnect and get some peace.
Please note that there is an overnight mandatory power cut from 11 PM to 6 AM in Nubra Valley. It’s a rule by all properties to save power.
Please note that we don’t distribute any bottled water on any of our trips because of its negative impacts on the environment and health. It’s very easy to refill your water bottles in Ladakh with hot/ cold water at the places of stay, restaurants or tea shops. Hence, please carry your own water bottle.

Packing List

Sanitizer & Masks
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Warm Clothes (including thermals, cap, gloves, socks)
Sunglasses/ Hat/ Headgear
Sunscreen
Water Bottle
Any prescribed medication
Toilet papers during road journey
Sanitizer
Power Banks
Neck Pillow
Anti-Pollution Mask if allergic to dry winds and dusty roads
POSITIVE ENERGY & ENTHUSIASM!

Cancellation Policy

60 days before the trip: 90% refund
51-59 days before the trip: 70% refund
41-50 days before the trip: 30% refund
37-40 days before the trip: 20% refund
31-36 days before the trip: 10% refund
Less than 35 days before the trip: No Refund

Please note that the cancellation policy is applicable on full tariff, not the booking amount.

Terms and Conditions

Participants will be respectful to their fellow guests, organizers, and the hosts
Participants have to show a little degree of flexibility during the tour
It’s the duty of participants to assess whether they are physically fit or not for the tour before joining it
Please note that neither we assign any seats in the vehicle nor do we take any special requests for that. Be it a first seat, window seat, or the last seat, we expect participants to be flexible with their choice considering the fact that it’s a group tour. Although, we encourage participants to shuffle seats with each other during the journey to support each other.
Transforming Travels reserves the right to modify the place of stay or the itinerary without any prior notice.
Every participant should be wearing a mask at all public places. Also, expected to carry a backup mask in case you lose one.
Every participant should carry a personal sanitizer and keep sanitizing their hands at regular intervals.
At the backend, we would also be conducting the temperature check of our driver, group leader, and guide.
Our accommodation partners sanitize the rooms and attached bathrooms before check-in. Common areas are sanitized on regular basis.
Temperature check is conducted for housekeeping and kitchen staff members every day by our accommodation partners.
The laws and customs of the areas we visit can be very different from those we are used to. Be aware of your actions to ensure that they do not offend, especially if you are visiting religious areas. It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself with and respect local laws and customs. If you fail to do so, we will have no liability to you for any cost, loss, or damage you suffer nor will we refund you the cost of any unused portion of your travel arrangements.
Please note that if a Government rule asks for a negative RT PCR test report for any places that are a part of our itinerary, then it’s your responsibility to get that test done & bring the report.
Please note that all tempo travelers in Ladakh are booked through the Ladakhi Taxi Union and as a tour operator, we have no control over which vehicle would be assigned to us. They are strictly assigned as per the union’s system. Hence, participants need to be flexible here.

Booking/ Query

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