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The Rupshu Valley is a high-elevation desert that lies southeast of Leh. Rupshu is a western augmentation of the Tibetan Plateau. Recently shut to guests, this area presently uncovers probably the most stunning grand scenes that are found in Ladakh. A residence of various groups of the Indo - Tibetans that reflects from shelter to house, a territory that changes its shading every step of the way, and a course of mountains that are caught from high height passes, Rupshu valley perks you to find a blend of culture and nature. Further, the area is analyzed by various mountain edges that can be crossed by various old exchanging courses, making the Ruphsu trek one of the moderate to testing treks in the Ladakh locale.
Rupshu has superb clearing leaves that are isolated by limited reaches with elevated passes offering far off perspectives, and a wide extending travelling individual called Changpas. All through the Rupshu trek, one can even now uncover the ancient stories when brokers from Lahaul once drove their processions of strong donkeys across Rupshu and went into western Tibet. Inside the Rupshu Valley, which is spread underneath the powerful pinnacles of the Ladakh and Zanskar mountains, lies a few huge crystalline lakes including Tsomoriri and Pangong.
The Rupshu valley trek starts from Hemis at 11,500 ft, which is roughly 40 kilometres by street from Leh. From Hemis, the Rupshu trek heads using Martselang to Shang Sumdo, which is at a rise of 12,631 ft and from that point rises to Latza Kongmaru at 15,748 ft. One can expect the precarious and strenuous move from Shang Sumdo to Latza Kongmaru. The trek from Latza Kongmaru prompts Kongmaru La, which is one of the high height mountains, goes at an elevation of 16,502 ft, and keeps on plummeting to Langtang Chu at 13,943 ft. The excursion from that point heads to Yakrupal at 15,420 ft and from that point, it goes to Zalung Karpo La, another high height mountain pass that has an elevation of 17,000 feet roughly. From Zalung Karpo La the trek slips to Sorra at 13,800 feet and further spins to Dat at 13,750 ft. From Dat, the Rupshu trek goes to Lungmo Che at 13,156 ft using Yar La at 16,404 ft and from there on snakes to Lun at 13,451 ft and sets out upon an extraordinary scene. From Lun, the trek keeps on climbing to Marang La at 17,388 ft and from that point plummets to Takh. From Takh, the Rupshu valley trekking closes at Manali, which is at a height of 6,725 ft.
Trekmunk as a Rupshu Valley Trek Organizer will surely make your journey exciting. Rupshu Valley Trek costs are around 44,150 INR which will cover all the inclusions cost for a fixed departure.
The best season to do Rupshu Valley Trek is from the centre of June to October. The climate will approve of bright days and quiet evenings. After October, it gets colder and the snow falls begin which would cover the entire area. At that point, the ways to Rupshu will be hard to cross. Likewise outdoors gets outlandish at high heights. The climate is charming, with moderate temperatures. During the favoured season, the climate gives the best for the trek; the climate stays moderate, and you can get the best out of the trek. The mountain scenes are without a doubt staggering. The blossoming backwoods and shocking scene along the path are no less mysterious during the favoured season. What's more, there are fewer odds of outcomes except for the group.
Day 1 : Arrive at Leh
Get ready to experience one of the best expeditions of your life. Get ready to open up your mind and record all the beautiful things to cherish them hereafter. The Rupshu Valley Expedition starts from Leh. Land in Leh through flight or train. Your stay will be in the inn after you reach. Leh is now at a tallness of 11,483 ft, consequently, you ought to be acclimatized entirely well. Utilize this day as a chance to rest and get your body acclimatized to the high heights.
The great telephone network is accessible in Leh. You can utilize this day to look for the overlooked things or lease hardware. Carefully remain from liquor and smoking. On the off chance that you show up later than expected, you can rest for the afternoon. You can furthermore wander around and get adjusted to the way of life. Leh is very well known for its social fortunes, cloisters, castles, and sanctuaries. Attempt to keep it low and simple on the body.
Day 2: Spend the day resting and exploring in Leh
We go through the two days permitting our bodies to adjust to the high-height and absorb the nearby culture. There is a bounty to keep you involved. We visit a portion of the religious communities in and around Leh, for example, the Shey, Thiksey, and Hemis. There is additionally the choice of visiting the old Leh Palace and the Khardung La Pass (world's most noteworthy motorable street at 18,400 ft). Leh additionally has a helpful market and you could do some very late shopping and get some apparatus for the trip. So go on and carry several accessories that will contain the memories of your visit to the beautiful paradise on Earth.
Day 3: Rest and Acclimatise in Leh
One more day to become accustomed to the low temperatures or to find the wonderful Leh! Aside from undertakings and strange views, Leh is notable for its religious communities and castles. Venture into the historical backdrop of Leh through the Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery and ThikseyGompa. You can discover many experienced searchers or sightseers in Leh during the top season. Attempt to interface with everybody to become accustomed to the way of life. Leh is acclaimed for its bistros and hanging out spots.
Aside from social legacy, Leh must be gone for its passes and lakes like Nubra valley, Pangong lake. We don't permit wandering of trekkers to such places. This is to maintain a strategic distance from strain on the body that may leap the procedure of acclimatization. In this way, attempt to abstain from moving to higher elevations and walk around close by places. Make the most of your awesome remaining lodging. Rest and rejuvenate your body and mind for a beautiful and adventurous trip that awaits you.
Day 4: Drive from Leh to Rumtse
At last, we will leave Leh and start our excursion by taking off. Today we drove for around 2 to 3 hours and camped at Rumtse, a little town on the Manali-Leh throughway. The town is barely shy of Tanglang La Pass, the second most noteworthy motorable street on the planet. Our campground is simply off the street, near town Gya and we have the entire day to unwind and permit our bodies to adapt. We would be going for a brief day climb outside the camp to get our muscles working. This will be like a warm-up exercise for the next tour.
Day 5: Drive from Rumtse to Tsokar
Pretty much, we leave civilization today as we proceed with our drive through the Tanglang La Pass, towards the excellent Tsokhar lake. It's a 3 to 4-hour drive to the lake and as we approach the lake, we can see Tsokhar town on the opposite side of the lake. Our vehicles would come back to Leh in the wake of dropping us off and our donkeys/ponies for the outing would go along with us later in the day. We will have a lot of time to take a long stroll along the shores of Tshokar lake. Absorb yourself in the natural beauty.
Day 6: Trek from Tsokar to Nuruchan
Today is a brief day, and we stroll for around four to five hours to reach Nurchan. Our campground is set beside a wonderful stream and we can see the extremely beautiful, saddle-formed pass that we would cross the next day. Witness the photo scenic stream with all the bounds and leaps of the water flowing beside you. Feel the cool water relaxing your body and mind. The journey takes around 4 to 5 hours.
Day 7: Trek from Nuruchan to Rajungkaru
The day begins with us crossing the tight stream, and afterward, we are on the path to traverse the first of four goes during the following three days. Today we simply need to arrange one pass, Horlam Kongka La (15,879 ft). It is a continuous rising to the top, which is set apart by the run of the mill Buddhist petition banners. One can even observe Tsokhar Lake from here. From the past, it has been a 90 minutes drop to the campground.
Day 8: Trek from Rajungkaru to Gyama Burma
This is the hardest day of the trek as we would traverse two passes, the two of which are more than 16,404 ft. First up is Kyamayuri La (17,192 ft), which is obvious from Rajungkaru, and is another ideal seat. The perspectives from the highest point of the pass are stunning and thinking back we can see the whole valley spread out underneath us. A long and continuous drop is trailed by a move to the following pass, the Gyama Burma La (17,093 ft). When we arrive at the top, we have an agony staking one and a half hour plummet to the beautiful campground at Gyama Burma, which is just about noticeable as a small spot from the pass.
Day 9: Trek from Gyama Burma to Korzok Phu
Contrasted with the earlier day, it is a shorter day. We traverse the last go of the excursion, the Yalegon La (17,195 ft). Similarly, as we start the drop, the Tso-Moriri lake becomes visible and it is a splendid sight, infertile mountains, snow-clad pinnacles, and the lake, all in a solitary edge. It is a long and hard two to three hours plunge, as we drop around 2,625 ft right to our campground at Karzok Phu, the exchanging focus of the Changpas.
Day 10: Trek from Korzok Phu to Korzok; Drive to Leh
It's an hours stroll to Korzok, you abruptly end up on the banks of Tso-Morori Lake. Visit the Korzok religious community and in the wake of having taken our fill of photos of the lake we drive 6hrs to Leh. Rest the night in the hotel and rejuvenate yourself for the next day ahead.
Day 11: Depart from Leh
Congratulations on completing the trek and collecting memories to cherish for a lifetime. Now we set on to depart from Leh! You can go as per your convenience from here.
We will arrange a cab for you from the pickup point in Leh which will be the Airport, the charges for the same are included in the package. For communications purposes, we will create a Whatsapp Group before the departure date of the trek and will share the details regarding the transportation. The drop at Leh Airport after the trek will be arranged in a similar way.
How to reach Rupshu Valley Trek Base Camp ( Leh ) :
The Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh is the highest airport in India. You can get daily flights to Leh from most of the cities in India. Frequent flights ply from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, and Kolkata. Standing at an elevation of 11,150 feet, Leh is one of the highest cities in India.
The nearest major railway station is the Jammu Tawi railway station which directly connects major cities of India like New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata and many more. It is the most convenient stop, from where frequent buses and cabs are available.
You can use either the Manali-Leh highway or Srinagar-Leh highway if you wish to travel by road. The Srinagar-Leh highway is more preferable than the Manali-Leh highway.
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