3 days jeeptour to Nubra Valley in Ladakh.

Comprising the riverbeds of the Shayok and Nubra Rivers, the Nubra Valley derives its name from the Ladakhi word Ldumra, meaning "valley of flowers". The around 3000m low-altitude valley lies about 50km to the north of the Indus Valley and is bordering on the Karakoram Range. It is reached via the 5602m high KHARDONG LA pass, supposedly the highest motorable road in the world.

A beautiful sight in the Nubra Valley are the Bactrian Camels, who were previously used on the many caravans passing from the Silk Route to the Indus Valley. One visits the interesting monasteries of Sumur, Diskit and Hundar and is in the opportunity to enjoy a medicinal bath at one of the hot springs in Panamik, a previous major stopover for the caravans.

A three days tour with one night in a guesthouse, one at a campsite. Nubra is the valley bordering on the Karakoram Range about 50km to the north of the Indus Valley. Grade: Type: Cultural tour Total duration: 3 days Cost: Please see price details