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As winter approaches and snow begins to fall on the upper reaches of the Himalayas, food becomes scarce and herbivores begin their annual migration. Descending below the tree-line, these animals seek sustenance in the relatively more luxuriant valleys and on grassy slopes. Among them is a Himalayan wild sheep known as the Bharal or Blue Sheep. Found throughout the high Himalayas, the Bharal is a magnet for the animal world’s most mysterious killer!
January and February
| Day 1 | Arrive Delhi |
| Day 2 | Delhi After breakfast, we take a guided tour of New Delhi including the National Museum, Humayun’s Tomb. Later take a leisurely walk in the scenic Lodhi Garden |
| Day 3 | From Delhi to Leh (flight) |
| Day 4 | Leh (3500m) Morning further acclimatization; afternoon orientation walk through the beautiful Tibetan Bazaar |
| Day 5 | Excursion through the Indus Valley After breakfast proceeds for a full day sightseeing excursion through the Indus valley with packed lunch. Our first halt is the imposing 17th century Stok Palace – the residence of Ladakh’s Royal family; here we will visit the Palace Museum. Next stop is the nearby Shey Palace |
| Day 6 | From Leh -Latho -Rumbak to Zingchen This morning we begin the trek: drive to Latho (6km) across a wooden bridge over the Indus River. Once the porters have loaded up and all equipment packed, we commence the trek here. |
| Day 7 | From Zingchen -Tarbung to Husing Trek and camp. |
| Day 8 | From Husing to Rumbak Sumdo Trek and Camp. |
| Day 9 | From Rumbak Sumdo to the Husing Valley(Junction Camp) Trek and Camp |
| Day 10 | From the Husing Valley (Junction Camp) -Yurutse to Rumbak Trek and Camp |
| Day 11 | From Rumbak to Husing Valley (Junction Camp) |
| Day 12 | From Rumbak to Leh 2 hours drive to Leh, night in the hotel. |
| Day 13 | Fly back to Delhi. Afternoon free. |
| Day 14 | Fly back to home country |
Take advantage of our discounts on all Langtang treks to discover this valley taking you up to the foothills of the snowy peaks.
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