Day 1: DELHI / LEH
Arrive at Leh and transfer to Hotel in Leh. Leh is situated at an altitude of 3500mts and is the capital of the once ancient Himalayan kingdom of Ladakh. Spend the day acclimatizing in the Hotel due to low oxygen levels.
Day 2: LEH – ALCHI -LEH
After breakfast drive west of Leh on the Srinagar highway -en route visit the Magnetic Hill, the confluence of the river Indus and Zanskar and then drive about an hour to reach the temples of Alchi that are in class of their own. Sited on a flat ground unlike the usual monasteries on hill tops – the 12th century shrines boast of some of the most magnificent murals in all Ladakh. Alchi’s murals and sculptures do not follow the Tibetan influence, instead they preserve the artistic style and tradition of Buddhists of northern India particularly Kashmir. On the way back visit the Likir monastery famous for its colossal Buddha statue. O/N Hotel in Leh 
Day 3: AROUND LEH (SHANTI STUPA & LEH PALACE)
After breakfast drive to see the Leh Palace and later the Japanese designed Shanti Stupa. From here get an excellent opportunity to capture panoramic shots of Leh. Evening briefing about the horse back safari and check equipments and personal gear.
Day 4: LEH- KHARNAK VALLEY
After breakfast drive 4 hours to Kharnak Valley (4500 meters) on the Leh Manali road via Taglang la. Reach there by lunch time and camp by the fresh water Zara stream and beautiful green patch. Post lunch we take a short ridding trip around Kharnak valley. Overnight in tents.
Day 5: ZARA-PUNGANU
After breakfast we ride for about 45minutes to reach the Leh Manali road and stop over at the roadside cafe for a hot cup of coffee. Then carry on riding for about 3 hours to reach Punganu. The landscape here is flat and soft and perfect to run the horses. The camp is set at Punganu and post lunch ride along the Tsokar wetlands to get a glimpse of the Tibetan Wildass. Overnight in Punganu camp(4600meters).
The area is also known to have a good population of the Tibetan Argali and may also see the Tibetan Wolf occasionally. The local inhabitatants are called the Changpas who are a nomadic pastoralist community that move from pasture to pasture along with their Yaks and Pashmina Goats. 
DAY 6: PUNGANU - TASAPHUK
The Tsokar basin being one of the best places in Ladakh for birding we spend another day by the lake. Ride about 4 hours today along the wetlands and enjoy the liberty to come close to the birds as the birds do not really fly away when on a horse. Post lunch visit the Thukje Monastery atop the village -famous for its Buddha statue in between a narrow opening in the mountain. Camp right at the lakeside of this wetland reserve, salt pans bring a variety of birds and animals, nesting ground for birds like the Black Necked Crane, Ruddy Shelduck, Bar Headed Geese and Sand Plowers of different kind. Overnight camp at Tasaphuk
DAY 7: TASAPHUK - POLOKONKA LA
Wake up once again by the lake side and enjoy the stunning sunrise and change in colors of the lake. Post breakfast ride for about 3 to 4 hours over green pastures, next to a stream to reach Polokonka La crossing nomadic camps on the way up. Visit these nomadic camps to see their way of life an event to remember. Ride to the reach the pass adorned with Buddhist prayer flags. One can put up prayer flags and partake in local customs. Overnight camp near Polokonka La Pass (5300meters). 
Day 8: POLOKONKA LA - KYAMDAR
Today we ride along one of the most dramatic nomadic trails and you can sure of meeting absolutely no one on the way. We ride over green pastures, scaling the Nakpokunzin Pass (5700 mtr). The pass is a flat high altitude grassland and words will fall short to describe it. On this stretch you may get an opportunity of sighting the Pallas Cat (more rare than a Snow Leopard sighting), plenty of Wolly Hare, Himalayan Marmots, Pikas of different kinds and the Blue Sheep. Just before the descent to Kyamdar get the first incredible views of the Tsomoriri lake from a distance. This blue emerald lake between the brown and white snow capped mountains shines and stands out from a distance – an image imprinted in your mind. For the last half hour get off the horses and descend to Kyamdar. (4600 metes).
Day 9: KHAMDAR- TSOMORIRI
Post breakfast descend further down and ride along the fast flowing Thasang River, busily emptying itself into the Tsomoriri Lake. Along the way you may get an opportunity to view the Kiang (Tibetian Wild Ass) up real close. Red Starts, Robin Accentors, Wagtails, Horned Larks, Yellow –billed Choughs, Brown –headed Gulls and the Bar headed Geese are commonly found here. Reach the camp or Guest house by noon and enjoy a warm lunch overlooking the stunning Tsomoriri Lake with a sense of accomplishment. 
Day 10: BANKS OF PELDO / Viewpoint
Spend the last day riding around the huge Tsomoriri lake either towards Peldo or further up the lake towards the viewpoint Lamarukonka. On the way keep an eye out for migratory birds and enjoy riding along this high altitude lake. Overnight tented camps or Homestay
Day 11: DRIVE BACK TO LEH
Drive back to Leh via Chumathang and see the hotsprings at Chumathang. This is about a 7hrs drive to Leh. Overnight at hotel in Leh.
Day 12: FLY OUT
Early morning transfer to airport to fly back to Delhi

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