Rumtse-Tsomoriri Trek

Day 01
Delhi – Leh (3500m)
Early morning transfer to Domestic Airport to connect the flight for Leh. Upon arrival at LehAirport our representative would assist you at the Airport and transfer to Hotel. Check into the hotel. Full day relax at the hotel for the acclimatisation .

DAY 02

Leh - Shey - Thiksey - Hemis
On this day you will go a sightseeing trip to some ancient monasteries in this area.
This sightseeing for getting more acclimatise. overnight at Leh
DAY 03

Leh- Rumtse (3 hrs drive)- Kyamar 4050 m (4 hrs)
From Leh, the drive to Rumtse is an exciting one, with views of the Indus Valley and many monasteries on the way. Day one is easily manageable: we have a short walk on a rather flat terrain to aid acclimatization. We will camp overnight at lush Kyamar, near a spring.

DAY 04

Kyamar- Tisaling 4200 m
We should be fully energized today with proper breakfast for a challenging day ahead. We begin with gradual ascent towards our first pass of Kumur La (4800 m), which gives a spectacular view of the Changthang range with its colorful rife of mountain. After the pass, we steadily descend towards the base of the next pass. Here we might come across nomads with their herds of sheep, goats and yaks. After a short rest, we set out for Mandalchan La (4850 m). From this pass it’s an easy descend to the camping site at the pastureland of Tisaling.
DAY 05

Tisaling - Ponganabu 4250 m (6 hrs)
By now, we are well acclimatized to conquer our third pass, the Shibuk La (4900 m), and about 2-hour journey. From the top of the pass, we have an incredible view of the surrounding mountains and of our next destination, Tsokar Lake. With a breathtaking view to ease our exhaustion, we head down towards the valley accompanied by the shrill whistles of the shy and active marmots, which is characteristic of this harsh region. It’s approximately a 4 hrs walk to the Tsokar basin, and our camp for the night will be the windy Pongunabu.

DAY 06

Ponganagu - Nuruchan 4300 m
Today is an easy day, and we follow a dusty jeep road towards Tsokar Lake. Along the salty shores of the lake, we have a rare impeccable opportunity to see some of the endangered migratory birds of the world. From here we carry on along the trail to the right of the lake, keeping to a barren land until Nuruchan, where we will be welcomed by a grassy land with streams nearby.

DAY 07

Nuruchan- Gyamar Barma 5100 m
We have to get set for a tough day ahead. We will cross the icy cold stream in Nuruchan before gradually ascending Horlam Kongka La (4900 m). From the pass, we will have a view of the turquoise blue Tsokar. After an easy 40-minute walk down to Rajungkaru, we will encounter several typical Tibetan nomads with their flock of yaks, sheep and pashmina goats. Following the stream for about 50 minutes, we will enter another nomad settlement. These nomads are of Western Tibetan origin. When the Chinese subjugated Tibet these nomads and their animals faced numerous hardships, fighting biting cold and losing many lives while fleeing into Ladakh from Tibet.

DAY 08

Gyamar Barma - Gyamar 5200 m When we open our eyes in the morning, we will find ourselves amidst a herd of grazing yaks. After breakfast, we head to our next pass, Kartse La (5300 m). Ascending slowly in the thin air of the plateau, we will eventually reach the pass. The trail leads gradually down to the lush green valley of the Gyamar, where we spend our night.

DAY 09

Gyamar - Korzok 4500 m
Gyamar - KorzokToday, we gradually ascend towards the highest and final pass on the trek. Following the narrow valley until the Yalung Nyaulung La (5450 m), we will see some of the rare flowers and herbs of the Himalayan region. The fragrances will astonish you! To our right we can view snowcapped mountains and from the top of the pass we will also have a view of the lake Tsomoriri, surrounded by snowcapped mountains. We descend steeply for a couple of hours to the Korzok Phu, the summer pasture of the Korzok people. From the pasture, we continue to the Korzok (Tsomoriri lake), the destination of our adventure.
DAY 10

Korzok - Leh (7 hrs drive)
We drive back to Leh along the gorges of the mighty Indus with all these good memories in mind, leaving behind the beautiful lake Tsomoriri.
DAY 11

Leh - Delhi
In the morning transfer to the airport to catch flight for Delhi. On arrival at Delhi take a half day guided sightseeing. In the evening transfer to International airport to catch onwards flight.

 

  • Travel information

    DELHI MANALI -volvo timings
    20:30, 21:00, 16:40, 17:40; 18:00
    DELHI Shimla -volvo timings
    22:30, 23:30, 23:25, 22:45, 13:50
    Chandigarh Shimla-volvo timings
    05:00, 04:30, 15:00, 05:50, 15:01
    Chandigarh Manali-volvo timings
    13:15, 13:54, 13:00, 01:35, 12:10
    Shimla MANALI -non A/c bus timings
    08:15, 08:14, 08:15, 08:14
    MANALI Dharamshala-bus timings
    08:08, 06:25, 05:30
    Delhi Kalka train timings
    17:10, 07:40, 07:10
    Delhi amb andaura train timings
    10:25, 22:50, 05:50
    Delhi Chandigarh train timings
    04:15, 5:50, 7:40, 11:05, 14:25
    Shimla Ropeway timing 09:30 -17:30
    solang Ropeway timing 07:00-18:30
    Tara devi aarti timings
    08:00, 17:30, 18:00, 12:00, 17:00
    Jakhu temple arti timings
    06:10, 17:30, 18:30, 12:00, 20:00
    Shimla Zoo timings 
    summers 09:00-18:30, 6 days a week
    winters 09:30-17:30 tuesday close
    Shimla Kalka train timings
    Shimla Kalka express 18:45
    Himalayan Queen CC-FC 10:55
    Rail motor-First class FC 12:00
    Shimla Kalka exp-Vistadom 15:50
    Shimla Deluxe exp-FC 18:05
    Kathmandu Delhi Flight timings
    16:30, 09:55, 17:00, 08:00, 15:05
     20,500/- onwards 18th dec 2022
    Kullu Dhakposhedrupling monaestry
    timings 06:00-18:00 no entry fees

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