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Great Ladakh trek: from Markha to Tso Moriri

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Great Ladakh trek: from Markha to Tso Moriri

In summary

Sports

Hiking / Trekking
Duration
21 days
Level
Confirmed

Levels

Hiking / Trekking

Beginner

For those wishing to walk for up to 3 hours with minimal elevation gain (max. 300m) along roads, tracks, trails, or rolling terrain. Suitable for everyone.

Intermediate

For those wishing to hike for 4 to 5 hours a day, covering an elevation gain of around 600m on trails. You hike occasionally and are in good physical condition.

Confirmed

For those wishing to hike for up to 6 hours a day and/or cover an elevation gain of 600 to 800 meters, both on and off-trail. High-altitude sections are possible. You engage in a sporting activity once a week, hike regularly, and are in very good physical condition.

Advanced

For those wishing to undertake multi-day hikes involving over 6 hours of walking and an elevation gain of 700 to 1,200 meters, off-trail or over rugged terrain. High-altitude sections are possible. You engage in endurance sports several times a week, hike regularly, and are in excellent physical condition.

Expert

For those who want a challenging hike of 7 to 8 hours per day with over 1200 meters of elevation gain off-trail or on rough terrain. High-altitude sections. You have been practicing high-intensity endurance sports several times a week for several years, and you are training for this event.
Destination
Asia / India
Age
From the age of 18
CO₂-Emissions
2072.85 kg CO2
Type of stay

This group trip is perfect for travelers who want to experience a sporting adventure with other enthusiasts and be guided.

Type of stay
In a group
Languages

French

English

In a few words

The traditional villages of the Sham and Markha valleys, the landscapes of the Tibetan Plateau, and the lakes of Tso Kar and Tso Moriri… A complete overview of the landscapes of Ladakh! We begin our adventure gently with a visit to the famous monasteries of the Indus Valley. Then, we trek through the Sham Valley, an opportunity to discover the lives of the Ladakhis and immerse ourselves in this rural world, with a few nights spent with local families. After exploring the unmissable village of Lamayuru, we begin our trek through the stunning Markha Valley. We cross through beautiful traditional villages and then arrive at the foot of Kang Yatse (6,400 m), in a breathtaking natural setting! We now venture into the heart of the Zanskar massif and cross the Zalung Karpo Pass (5,190 m). Here we are in the little-known Karnak Valley, frequented by a few nomads during the season. Upon arriving in the village of Dat, we took a vehicle to reach the Changtang region and its seemingly endless Tibetan plateaus. We now discovered the wild landscapes of the Tibetan plateaus and admired some of the most beautiful lakes in the Indian Himalayas: Tso Kar and Tso Moriri.

The highlights

A grand trek through Ladakh, Zanskar and Changtang!
The villages and landscapes of the Markha Valley.
The beauty of the Tibetan highlands and its lakes Tso Kar and Tso Moriri.

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Sport

Level

Hiking / Trekking

Confirmed

For those wishing to hike for up to 6 hours a day and/or cover an elevation gain of 600 to 800 meters, both on and off-trail. High-altitude sections are possible. You engage in a sporting activity once a week, hike regularly, and are in very good physical condition.

The expert's opinion

Long-distance trekking in remote regions. This is a challenging trip, with some days entirely dedicated to walking.

The daily stages are of an intermediate level, but the nights in bivouacs, the climate and the high altitude over a prolonged period add fatigue and make the exercise more difficult than on paper.

To participate in this trip, prior mountain trekking experience is recommended. You must be in good physical condition, enjoy physical exertion and hiking, and prepare yourself physically in the months leading up to departure (weekly endurance activities).

In figures

Hiking

Average duration/day: 5h
Average daily elevation gain: 403 m
Average daily descent: 370 m

Management

During this stay, a supervisor will be present to guide and assist you.

Languages spoken:

French

English

Supervisor

Based in Ladakh for many years, our local agency guarantees a successful active travel experience, thanks to our guides and logistical infrastructure. During your trip, you will be accompanied by our adventure guides, fully committed to helping you discover unique places in the heart of nature.

Local French-speaking guide-companion, knowledgeable about the environment and local populations.
Local driver for road transfers.
Upon arrival in Delhi, you will be greeted by a representative who will provide initial travel information and assist you with checking your luggage for your flight to Leh, where your French-speaking guide will be waiting for you during your stay in Ladakh. In Delhi, all transfers and any tours will be conducted by a local Indian guide.

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Program

Day 1

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Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

Day 8

Day 9

Day 10

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Day 13

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Day 16

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Day 19

Day 20

Day 21

Paris - Delhi
- Transportation Plane - 08h30 - 6500km
- Breakfast included
- Lunch not included
- Dinner not included
International flight departing from Paris.
Day 1
Arrival in Delhi
- Accommodation 2-star hotel
- Breakfast included
- Lunch not included
- Dinner not included
Arrival at Delhi airport. After clearing customs and collecting our luggage, a driver will be waiting for us at the airport exit to take us to the hotel. The following day will be dedicated to exploring Delhi. For arrivals after 12:00 PM, the Delhi tour will be self-guided, without a guide or transportation.
Day 2
Delhi - Leh
- Accommodation 2-star hotel
- Breakfast not included
- Lunch not included
- Dinner not included
This morning, we're enjoying a short but exceptional flight: we're flying over the Himalayan range from north to south! Upon arrival in Leh, we're met by our guide who takes us to the hotel. The rest of the day is dedicated to rest: due to the high altitude, we need to take it easy and avoid any physical exertion. Note: The Delhi-Leh flight is subject to weather conditions and may therefore be subject to delays and cancellations.
Day 3
Indus Valley: Stok Palace and Spituk Monastery – Lamayuru (3500m)
- Transportation Minibus - 03h - 100km
- Accommodation 2-star hotel
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
This morning, discover the Royal Palace of Stok, built in 1825 to house the Namgyal dynasty. Still the royal residence, the family retreats to Manali during the harsh winters. Continue your visit with Spituk Monastery, built in the 14th century, which houses an enigmatic sacred shrine at its summit. After this cultural immersion, return to Lamayuru for a scenic drive. In the late afternoon, explore the 11th-century Lamayuru Monastery, perched on a rock overlooking the village.
Day 4
Lamayuru (3500 m) - Prinkiti la (3700 m) - Wanla (3160 m)
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 4h
- Accommodation 2-star hotel
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
We put our hiking boots back on this morning and set off towards the Prinkiti Pass, at 3,700 meters. We first enjoy a beautiful view of the colorful "Moonland" rocks before gaining altitude and reaching the pass. From the summit, we can make out the jagged peaks that dominate the Zanskar Valley, several dozen kilometers away. We then descend into an arid canyon, an unusual, isolated landscape, before emerging not far from the village of Wangla. At the end of the day, we visit the village monastery, then settle into our homestay.
Day 5
Wanla - Hinju (3740m) - Konzke La BC (3925m)
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 4h
- Positive elevation gain 600 m
- Accommodation 2-star hotel
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
A short transfer along the Yapola River takes us to the village of Panjila, then on to Hinju, a small village nestled in the valley. Here, we begin our trek through the North Zanskar massif. We hike through a valley surrounded by arid, colorful mountains, dotted with verdant oases. Tonight, we camp at the foot of the Konzke Pass.
Day 6
Hinju - Konzke la (4880 m) - Sumda Chu valley (4210m)
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 6h
- Positive elevation gain 1000 m
- Negative elevation 800 m
- Accommodation 2-star hotel
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
The first climb of this trek is the Konzke La, whose summit reaches 4,880 meters! The trail ascends gradually in a zigzag pattern. At the top, we enjoy a beautiful view of the surrounding peaks and the Sumda Chu valley, towards which we now descend. Arriving at the Sumda Chenmo alpine pastures, we set up camp for the night.
Day 7
Sumda Chenmo - Lasgo (3750 m) - Dundunchen Camp
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 4h
- Positive elevation gain 300 m
- Negative elevation 400 m
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
We continue our journey along the river, amidst the rocky peaks. We approach the village of Sumda Chenmo and begin to see a few trees and the first cultivated fields. We visit the small monastery and, after lunch, we reach the foot of the Dundunchen Pass, at an altitude of 4,200 meters.
Day 8
Dundunchen Pass (4,700 m) - Chilling (3,200 m)
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 5h
- Positive elevation gain 500 m
- Negative elevation 1300 m
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
A gradual climb leads to the summit of the Dundunchen Pass. The summit offers a panoramic view of the entire route we've traveled since the Konzke La pass. The chaotic mix of gray schist and green serpentine, with rocks in shades of ochre, brown, and red, creates a truly exceptional landscape. We then begin the long descent to the Zanskar River gorge, a major tributary of the Indus. We end the day in the charming village of Chilling.
Day 9
Chilling - Markha (3710 m)
- Transportation Minibus - 02h - 50km
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 4h
- Positive elevation gain 150 m
- Negative elevation 50 m
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
We take a 2-hour transfer to the village of Markha, enjoying the unique landscapes of the valley throughout the day. Once we arrive in the main village, we visit the monastery overlooking the surrounding area before settling into the campsite located at the village entrance.
Day 10
Markha - Langtangchen (4250 m)
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 5h
- Positive elevation gain 500 m
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
We continue our trek towards the upper Markha Valley. We cross the river several times, and soon catch sight of Tanze Monastery, perched like an eagle's nest. Still following the Markha, the valley gradually widens, and its highest point, Kang Yatse, now looms on the horizon. Along the way, we pass through the picturesque hamlets of Humlung and Hankar, the last settlements in the valley, each with its own charming monasteries. At the confluence of the Markha and Langtang rivers, we leave the beautiful Markha Valley and enter the steep-sided Langtang Valley. We follow the river upstream to the Langtangchen campsite.
Day 11
Langtangchen - Zalung Karpo BC (4600 m).
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 4h
- Positive elevation gain 300 m
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
A short day of trekking along the Langthang Chu. Unlike the Markha Valley, this narrow valley remains relatively unknown and seldom frequented by trekkers. We pass through the ruins of two ancient hamlets, Tikyu and Langthang, once home to the region's many nomads. We take advantage of the last remaining alpine pastures to set up camp in the heart of this wild mountain range.
Day 12
Zalung Karpo BC - Zalung Karpo La (5190 m) - Sora (4210 m)
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 7h
- Positive elevation gain 500 m
- Negative elevation 750 m
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
It's a beautiful day of hiking, during which we cross the Zalung Karpo Pass at 5,190 meters. The path climbs gradually alongside the river, whose flow narrows as we ascend. The trail eventually leaves the riverbanks as the slope steepens abruptly. After an initial rise, the summit of the pass comes into view. The effort is well worth it. To the north, we enjoy a view of Kang Yatse and its "brothers," a cluster of peaks over 6,000 meters high. To the south, the view plunges down to the Sora Valley and the jagged mountains of the Kharnak Valley, in the heart of the Zanskar massif. After a well-deserved break, we begin a long descent into the valley, ending the day in Sora, a pastoral village in a magnificent setting, ideal for tonight's bivouac!
Day 13
Sora - Dat (4340 m)
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 7h
- Positive elevation gain 185 m
- Negative elevation 200 m
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
Another beautiful day of hiking to finish this first part of the trek. We enter the Kharnak Valley via a single, narrow path, surrounded by impressive cliffs. The mountains frame a lush valley, a surprising little paradise of vegetation! We are now on the banks of the Kharnak Chu River, which flows into the Zanskar Valley. We follow the river upstream on a pleasant path, through a landscape that is still impressive with its greenery and steep cliffs. The valley gradually opens up before widening considerably. We set up camp in the valley, near Dat, a small village at the end of the world, whose only summer inhabitant is a monk!
Day 14
Dat - Transfer to Lake Tsokar (4530 m)
- Transportation Minibus - 03h - 150km
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 3h
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
We set off towards the Changtang Plateau, located southeast of the Markha Valley, a few kilometers from Tibet. The scenery changes completely. Lovers of wide-open spaces will be in their element! In summer, many nomads come to graze their herds of goats, sheep, horses, and yaks on the grasslands of this region. The Changtang lakes also welcome numerous protected species of migratory birds each year. Arriving at Lake Tsokar, we set up camp and walk along the lake's edge. The red and ochre landscape of the surrounding mountains is reflected in the turquoise waters of the lake.
Day 15
Tso Kar - Nuruchan (4650m) - Horlam La (4950m) - Rajun Karu (4920m)
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 6h
- Positive elevation gain 400 m
- Negative elevation 300 m
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
We begin our trek towards Tso Moriri Lake. We are in a hilly region with vast alpine pastures, where nomadic Champa people graze their cattle in the summer. We regularly pass nomadic camps. We approach them and set up our bivouac not far from their encampment. We hike towards the Horlam La pass, with numerous peaks exceeding 6,000 meters in the Korzog and Rupsu massifs as a backdrop. The ascents and descents are gradual, and the elevation changes are relatively small.
Day 16
Rajun Karu (4920 m) - Kyamayuri La pass (5420 m) - Kartse La (5380 m) - Gyama (5000 m)
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 6h
- Positive elevation gain 600 m
- Negative elevation 400 m
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
We're now well acclimatized and ready to spend a full day at high altitude! Right from the start, we gently tackle the slopes of the Kyamayuri La pass, at 5,250 meters. We're now descending into one of the most remote valleys in the region. Here, the isolation is complete! We walk along the river before climbing the Kartse pass, the only way out. A final descent takes us to Gyama, at the confluence of the two rivers. We enjoy our last night away from civilization.
Day 17
Gyama - Yalung Nyau La (5440 m) - Korzok - Lake Tsomoriri (4540 m)
- Activity Hiking
- Duration of the activity 5h
- Positive elevation gain 600 m
- Negative elevation 980 m
- Accommodation Bivouac / Tent
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
This is the final stage of our trek! We begin the day by climbing the highest pass of the trek, Yalung Nyau, which reaches an altitude of 5,422 meters. The ascent is gradual, following the banks of a glacial stream. At the end of the valley, we ford the river and arrive at the foot of the glacial cirque. A final climb leads to the summit, from where we glimpse for the first time the turquoise waters of Tso Moriri, one of the most beautiful lakes in the Himalayas. We now descend towards the vast Korzok plain, with the lake in our sights. Emerging from a small canyon, the view suddenly opens up to it. Tso Moriri is one of the highest lakes in the world. It covers nearly 120 square kilometers and is a major migration site for more than 40 species of birds. We camp near the village of Korzok, famous for its panoramic views of the lake and its Buddhist monastery.
Day 18
Lake Tsomoriri - Leh
- Transportation Minibus - 07h - 350km
- Accommodation 2-star hotel
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner not included
This morning, we took a leisurely stroll along the lake to recover from the exertions of the past few days. We visited Korzok Monastery before heading to Leh. The drive was long but stunning, offering a final opportunity to admire the Changtang landscapes before returning to the Indus Valley. Upon arrival in Leh, we checked into our hotel and enjoyed the rest of the day at leisure.
Day 19
Leh - Delhi - Return international flight.
- Transportation 03h
- Breakfast included
- Lunch not included
- Dinner not included
Early this morning, we take a domestic flight to the Indian capital, New Delhi. Depending on the time available, we will either stroll through the bustling streets of Old Delhi or visit the Qutub Minar archaeological site (near the airport). If the return flight is scheduled for this evening, we will transfer to the airport in the late afternoon. If the return flight is scheduled for the following day, we will have a short night at the hotel and transfer to the airport the next morning. Note: Today's road transfers may be by metro or tuk-tuk, which is often more convenient and faster than driving (due to difficult traffic conditions).
Day 20
Arrival in Paris
- Breakfast included
- Lunch included
- Dinner included
Arrived in Paris during the day.
Day 21

Note

Depending on weather and operational conditions, the guide reserves the right to modify this itinerary, for your safety and that of the group.

Accommodation

During this stay, you will sleep in several different accommodations.

🏨 2-star hotel - Days 2 to 7, 19

This trip includes nights in hotels ranging from basic to (very) comfortable, depending on the existing infrastructure on site, as well as nights camping during the trek.

In Leh and Delhi (if an extra night is required): 3-star hotel (local standards), in a twin or double room with private bathroom. Hot water and Wi-Fi internet access are available.
Note: In Ladakh, internet outages are frequent. It is not uncommon for the entire region to be without internet for several days at a time.
In Lamayuru: simple hotel or guesthouse, in twin or double rooms with private bathroom. Hot water and internet available.
In Wanla: overnight stay in a family-run guesthouse. It consists of double rooms and dormitories (3-4 people). Bathrooms are shared. No hot water or internet.

⛺️ Bivouac / Tent - Days 8 to 18

In the campsite: logistics are handled by our local team, and equipment is transported by mule. Three-person tents are set up/taken down and provided for two people. You sleep on a foam camping mattress (bring a sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures). A mess tent (communal area/dining room) with a table and chairs is set up each evening, as well as a toilet tent. Cold and hot water (bucket of water, heated in the kitchen) are available for washing.

Staying with a local resident

Staying with locals: We have selected our hosts based on their ability to welcome guests and their desire to meet and share experiences. You will sleep in traditional houses with a large kitchen that serves as the main living area. You will generally find a composting toilet inside the house, and sometimes a (local) bathroom. Comfort is basic, but the experience is unforgettable! Depending on the size of the group, you will eat together but may be accommodated in different houses, in double rooms, or exceptionally, in triple rooms.

Access

Departure

Delhi

Day 1 : 00h00

End of stay

Delhi

Day 21 - 00h00

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Access by plane

The nearest airport isDEL - Delhi - Aéroport international d'Indira Gandhi

1/ International Transport

We use scheduled flights between Paris and Delhi, primarily with Air India and Qatar Airways. On certain dates, we purchase a block of seats (allotments) from these airlines departing from Paris to guarantee you the best fares and flight schedules for as long as possible. Depending on availability at the time of your booking, we may also offer you flights with other airlines.

Direct flights between Paris and Delhi are generally possible (at an additional cost).

We prioritize night flights whenever possible: departing on Saturday, you arrive at your destination on Sunday. For trips to Ladakh, you arrive in Delhi early in the morning (generally between midnight and 4 a.m.), allowing you to catch a domestic flight to Leh the same morning.

We pre-purchase a stock of flights departing from Paris on these different airlines in order to guarantee you the best fares and availability for as long as possible. Departures from certain provincial cities are possible upon request and subject to an additional charge.

IMPORTANT: This information is for guidance only. Depending on availability at the time of your booking, the airlines may differ from those listed above.

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Price details

The price includes

International and domestic flights
Supervision by a local French-speaking guide-tour leader
Land transport planned in the program
The services of a local team during the trek
The accommodations as indicated in the itinerary
Full board except for meals listed as "free" in the day-by-day itinerary
The trekking permits required for this trip
A hyperbaric chamber during the trek (in case of an emergency related to Acute Mountain Sickness)
Access to a specialist altitude medical service 24/7 (in case of emergency only and when the telephone network is available)

The price does not include

Visa fees
Paid entrance fees to sites in Delhi
Personal expenses
Drinks
Meals in Delhi and Leh (~ €5 to €10/meal)
Tips for local teams

Options

Flex fare and insurance

Practical information

Specific formalities

Specifics

Before your departure, check with the embassy or consulate regarding the entry and stay requirements for your destination country. You can also find this information on the France Diplomatie website ( https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/dossiers-pays/ ).

In the case of flights with stopovers operated by different airlines, also check the entry requirements of the countries you are transiting through.

It is your responsibility to ensure you are in compliance, particularly regarding the validity of your identity documents (for example, some countries require your passport to be valid for at least six months after your return) , visa requirements, necessary vaccinations, and health recommendations. And don't forget to consider any customs restrictions and other potential requirements of your destination or transit country.

ℹ️ Information may change up to the departure date, remember to regularly check official websites.

Equipment

Equipment provided on site

Camping equipment
First aid kit
Hyperbaric chamber

Note: we cannot bring satellite phones with us: they are prohibited in the region (militarized zone).

Equipment to bring

Sleeping bag, comfort temperature -5°C
Telescopic hiking poles
Toiletries (opt for natural products)
Biodegradable cleaning wipes
Towel and swimsuit
Water bottle or hydration pack for trekking (1.5 l minimum)
Water filter or tablets for water treatment
Headlamp and batteries
Toilet paper
Waterproof plastic bags (to keep your belongings dry in case of rain)

Card game, book...
Solar battery charger, very useful for recharging phones used as cameras, especially at altitude where the cold accelerates discharge.
Cereal bars / energy snacks: very useful for maintaining calorie intake, especially for those who usually consume a lot of meat, in order to prevent undernourishment during intense physical exertion.

Please note: only local telephone networks operate in Ladakh (restrictions due to militarized zones). Therefore, you will not be able to use your French phone. Internet access, via hotel Wi-Fi networks, remains the best way to communicate with France (when the connection is working...).

Clothing to bring

Please bring light and comfortable clothing for the trip, as well as appropriate equipment for mountain trekking (significant temperature difference between hot days and cold nights):

Cap
Gloves
Cap or hat
Scarf or neck warmer
Windproof, waterproof and breathable jacket
Warm down jacket for the evening
Warm fleece jacket
Thermal underwear (for cool evenings and nights)
T-shirt made of synthetic material (quick-drying)
Shorts (short shorts are forbidden in monasteries)
Comfortable walking pants
Walking socks
Comfortable and sturdy walking shoes with a grippy sole
Light shoes for the evening
Sandals for river crossings

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In summary

In a few words

The highlights

Photos

Sport

Level

Hiking / Trekking

The expert's opinion

In figures

Hiking

Management

Program

Paris - Delhi

Arrival in Delhi

Delhi - Leh

Indus Valley: Stok Palace and Spituk Monastery – Lamayuru (3500m)

Lamayuru (3500 m) - Prinkiti la (3700 m) - Wanla (3160 m)

Wanla - Hinju (3740m) - Konzke La BC (3925m)

Hinju - Konzke la (4880 m) - Sumda Chu valley (4210m)

Sumda Chenmo - Lasgo (3750 m) - Dundunchen Camp

Dundunchen Pass (4,700 m) - Chilling (3,200 m)

Chilling - Markha (3710 m)

Markha - Langtangchen (4250 m)

Langtangchen - Zalung Karpo BC (4600 m).

Zalung Karpo BC - Zalung Karpo La (5190 m) - Sora (4210 m)

Sora - Dat (4340 m)

Dat - Transfer to Lake Tsokar (4530 m)

Tso Kar - Nuruchan (4650m) - Horlam La (4950m) - Rajun Karu (4920m)

Rajun Karu (4920 m) - Kyamayuri La pass (5420 m) - Kartse La (5380 m) - Gyama (5000 m)

Gyama - Yalung Nyau La (5440 m) - Korzok - Lake Tsomoriri (4540 m)

Lake Tsomoriri - Leh

Leh - Delhi - Return international flight.

Arrival in Paris