​The Changthang region, within Ladakh's administration, is a western extension of the vast Tibetan Plateau. Tibetan plateau is a land of nomads where life is deeply intertwined with nature. Here, the Changpa people live in harmony with their goats and yaks, preserving a way of life passed down for generations. This high-altitude expanse, sitting above 4,000 meters, is the birthplace of the world-renowned pashmina wool, known for its unmatched softness and warmth. Rugged yet beautiful, Changthang offers a glimpse into a unique and timeless culture shaped by the harsh but awe-inspiring environment. Given its altitude, one should be well acclimatized to fully enjoy and safely explore this extraordinary land. 

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Cultural Encounters with Nomads: One of the highlights of this trek is the opportunity to interact with the Changpa nomads, who inhabit these high-altitude regions. Known for their traditional lifestyle and expertise in rearing pashmina goats, the nomads provide a glimpse into a centuries-old way of life that is deeply connected to nature.

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Wildlife Opportunities: This trek is also a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The region is home to a variety of rare and exotic species, including the elusive snow leopard, Tibetan wild ass (kiang), Himalayan marmot, and a multitude of high-altitude birds. 

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Day 1: Arrive in  Leh​.

Day 2: Visit Tsemo and Shanti stupa and Leh Market.

Day 3: Visit Thikesy, Hemis Gonpa and walkie to Gotsang.

Day 4: Drive to Yurutse, hike to Gandala.

Day 5: Drive to Rumtse and trek to Kyamar.

Day 6: Trek to Tisaling via Kymar la and Kartse la.

Day 7: Trek to Shibuk via Shibuk la.

Day 8: Trek to Riyul.

Day 9: Trek to Rachungkaru via Horlamkonka la.

Day 10: Trek to Gyama Barma via kamayuri la.

Day 11: Trek to Korzok phu via Yalung nyalung la .

Day 12: Drive to Leh.

Day13:  Fly back to Delhi.​

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