Thursday, July 15, 2010

Ladakh Offbeat Adventure, waiting for the Journey to Begin

Less than 24 hours to go.. waiting for journey to begin. Still going thru packing list.. TODOs.. handing over pending proposals .. a slot saved for quality time with family.. some for a short sleep..
 
Hope all is well at Srinagar..
 
Team (Asif, Unny, Bindhu, Uma, Dimple, Rakhi, Genevieve, Adhvaita, Arif, Sohil, and Somdutta)... trip is dominated by Nature Knights Women EcoAdventure Club..
 
Will keep you posted on the adventure whenever possible. Cheers.
 
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Kashmir – Sonmarg – Gumra (11,250 feet) – Sonmarg – Experience thrill of crossing Zoji La Pass (11,250 feet) – Baltal – Zoji La Pass (11,200 feet) Landscapes changes from Green Medows to Ladakh Arid Zone – Gumra (11,250 feet) - Drass (Second coldest habitat place in Planet Earth) –  Cross over to Kargil under enemy observation – 45 km from Kargil Mulbek (10,600 ft) 30 feet statue of Maitreya Budha carved on cliff – Namkila Pass (12,204 ft) – Bodh Karbu (10,890 ft) – Heniskot (11,640 ft) – Fatu La (13,479) Highest pass between Leh and Kashmir – Camp at UlheyTopko – River Rafting in Indus and Zanskar Sangam – Herigate and Culture (Alchi, Pathar Sahib, Likir),  Exhotic ( Magnetic Hill, Pangong Lake, Camping at UlheyTolpko, Camping in Wilderness on way to Tsomoriri lake, Camping at Tsomoriri Lake, Camping at Sarchu, Exhotica Keylong (in Lahaul Spiti Valley), Cross Rohtan La also to Manali, Also experience Baralachala (4892 m) – Lachung La (5065 m), Pang, Debring (4500 m), TanglangLa – Morrey Plains – Manali  - Dharamsala - MCLeod - Dalousie - Chamba - Waghat Border - Amritsar Golden Temple and Jalyawala Baug - Mumbai

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Ladakh - Off Beat Adventure

July 17, 2010 - Ladakh Off Beat Safari (Kashmir – Kargil - Ladakh – Lahual Spiti – Manali)
Ladakh the land of contrast. High passes and deep gorges, arid landscapes without blade of grass and green valleys. You might get frostbitten and sunburnt at the same time. Ladakh is a land filled with warm people and colourful festivals, in contrast to its harsh climate, forcing even the most seasoned nomadic tribes to be on the move, for survival. 'Ladakh' means the land of many passes (La: a mountain pass; dhak; many).

Highlights (Ladakh Offbeat Safari - A Nostalgic Experience)

The Journey is more important than the destinations..
Kashmir (Stay and Enjoy Kashmiri Hospitality in Luxury House Boat) – Shikara Ride – Sonmarg – Gumra (11,250 feet) – Sonmarg – Experience thrill of crossing Zoji La Pass (11,250 feet) – Baltal – Zoji La Pass (11,200 feet) Landscapes changes from Green Medows to Ladakh Arid Zone – Gumra (11,250 feet) - Drass (Second coldest habitat place in Planet Earth) –  Cross over to Kargil under enemy observation – 45 km from Kargil Mulbek (10,600 ft) 30 feet statue of Maitreya Budha carved on cliff – Namkila Pass (12,204 ft) – Bodh Karbu (10,890 ft) – Heniskot (11,640 ft) – Fatu La (13,479) Highest pass between Leh and Kashmir – Camp at UlheyTopko – River Rafting in Indus and Zanskar Sangam – Herigate and Culture (Alchi, Pathar Sahib, Likir),  Exhotic ( Magnetic Hill, Pangong Lake, Camping at UlheyTolpko, Camping in Wilderness on way to Tsomoriri lake, Camping at Tsomoriri Lake, Camping at Sarchu, Exhotica Keylong (in Lahaul Spiti Valley), Cross Rohtan La also to Manali, Also experience Baralachala (4892 m) – Lachung La (5065 m), Pang, Debring (4500 m), TanglangLa – Morrey Plains – Manali to Delhi – Mumbai. Lots of opportunities for Camping of totally off beat Ladakh.

17 July Fly to Srinagar Airport transfer to the hotel  Shikara ride on the lake. Over night in Srinagar D
Expected to Land in Srinagar by 10am.
Enjoy Kasmiri Hospitality Food and Stay in Super Delux House Boat
We will do a couple of Mughal Garden
Shikara Ride in the evening
Evening evening in sitout of House Boat
18 July Srinagar  Kargil Drass Moon Land , Lamayuru Uley . Over night in Uleytopko  B / PKD L/D

Early morning (Optional activity - those going will pool this amount, Shikara ride to experience the wholesale trading market in Dal Lake)..
Post breakfast, hit the road
Interesting destination - Kashmir Country side, Sonmarg, The trill of Rustic Ride over Zojil La Pass (11,200 feet), see the landscape change from Lush Green Medos to Grass Lands to Arid Cold desert of Ladakh (Gumra 11,250 feet), Pass Drass the second coldest inhabited place on Planet earth (Spare some time with Indian Army at Army Museum) - Pass at Stone throw away .. a warning boards tells you (Under Enemy Observation).. Bypass not so interesting Kargil.. A small busy town.

After Kargil, Soon you would reach Mulbek (10,600 feet) check out 30 feet statue of Maitreya Budha carved on cliff – Namkila Pass (12,204 ft) – Bodh Karbu (10,890 ft) – Heniskot (11,640 ft) – Fatu La (13,479) Highest pass between (Also known as the pillar to the sky).. Now experience magic. Reaching Lamayuru (Oldest Monastery of Ladakh) and Moon Landscape.. after a quick peep head for Uleytopko camp site.. Hit the sack..
19 July Alchi and River Rafting , Pathar Sahib, Magnetic Hill , Likir . Over night in Leh B / PKD L / D

Early morning for those who get up.. a small walking trip to experience the wild country side around Ulleytopko..
Post breakfast get ready for River Rafting in Indus River, later this river merges with Zanskar River..

Heritage experince at Alchi and Likir Monastery; Patharsahed Gurudwara
Validate Natural Phenomenon at Magnetic Hill
20 July Leh Pangong Lake Leh Over night in Leh B / PKD L / D
Driver to Pangong Lake.. The highest Saltwater lake in the world. It is said that the colour of the water changes every few minutes.
21 July Leh Tsomoriri Lake . Over night Camp B / PKD L / D

Start of a Off Road Journey on a new un-explored route to Tsomoriri Lake, the lake shown in the movie (3 IDOTS),
Camp in the wilderness for the night (Mobile camp). You may get to see Nomadic tribes of Ladakh/ some wild life..
22 July Tsomoriri Lake to Sarchu  Over night Camp B / PKD L / D

Dive further into the wilderness .. Spend some time a Tsomoriri Lake.

Overnight camping at Sarchu.
23 July Sarchu to Keylong Over night Camp B/PKD L / D

Driver to Keylong.. Spend some time at Keylong Mall road experiencing the local culture.
Evening enjoy lazy hot tea over looking valley from cozy balcony of our hotel..Rejuvinate.
24 July Keylong to Manali  Over night in Manali  B/PKD L / D
Pre-breakfast.. Off Road hill ride to explore a little known isolated monastery on hill top..

Post breakfast proceed further on the adventure

Spend some time at Rohtang La before hitting onto Manali

25 July Manali Afternoon Coach to Delhi Over night in Coach B/L
Walking trip at Manali
26 July Arrive at Delhi by 06 am to 10 am by coach... proceed to take train/flight back to Mumbai..
27 if coming by train arrival in Mumbai during morning.
 
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Passion Leads to Excellence
  When you Hobby becomes your Profession. the Passion becomes your Profession
  You will be able to lead upto Excellence in Life
  Satisfaction, Joy, Pleasure & Love will be the outcome of Passion
  Following your passion for years, you will surely become somebody one day.

Ladakh - Rustic Ramble Safari.

The Adventure The Journey, Once in a life time adventure with people who know Ladakh.

Ladakh the land of contrast. High passes and deep gorges, arid landscapes without blade of grass and green valleys. You might get frostbitten and sunburnt at the same time. Ladakh is a land filled with warm people and colourful festivals, in contrast to its harsh climate, forcing even the most seasoned nomadic tribes to be on the move, for survival. 'Ladakh' means the land of many passes (La: a mountain pass; dhak; many).


Batch 1 - The Journey is more important than the destination.. Experience the Trans-Himalayan Adventure with people who know Ladakh Best.
Mumbai – Delhi – Manali – Rohtangpass (3980 m) – Koksar – Sissu – Thandi (2573 m) – The confluence of the Chandra and Bhaga Rivers to form Chandrabhaga river - Keylong – Baralachla (4892 m) – Camp at Sarchu in middle of nowhere (4253 m) –  Lachung La (5065 m) – Pang (4630 m) – Debring (4500 m) – Tanglangla – Upshi – Leh – Monasteries and Temples (Shey, Thiksey, Hemis,  Pather sahib, Basgo Palace – Spitul – Lamayuru) – Exhotic destinations – Pangong Lake Highest Lake in the world – Magnetic Hill – Moon Landscapes – Kargil (Passing under enemy observation)  – Mulbek (10600 feet 30 ft statue of Maitreya), Namkila Pass (12,205 ft) - The Fatula Pass (13,479 ft, highest pass between Leh and Kashmir) - Drass (The place of famous Indo-pak war and also the second coldest habituated place on the earth)  - Also passing Baltal – Sonmarg – Zoji La Pass (11,250 feet) – Gumra (11,250 feet) – and finally reaching heaven on earth Kashmir – Stay and enjoy Kashmiri hospitality in Luxury House Boat – Experience Shikara Ride
Schedule
 09 July Mumbai to Delhi Over night Train
10 July Delhi Arrive and Transfer to Delhi Airconditioned guest house . Evening transfer to Coach terminal for over night coach to Manali
11 July Arrive Manali by 11 am approx , transfer to the hotel Rohtang Pass Acclamatisation drive to Rohtang pass . Over night in Manali  L / D
12 July Manali to Sarchu B/PKD L / D
13 July Sarchu to Leh B/PKDL / D
14 July Shey Thiksey Hemis Local Tour B/PKD L /D
15 July Leh Pangong Leh B/PKD L / D
16 July Leh to Magnetic Hill – Pathar Sahib -    Basgo Palace –  Spituk – Moon Landscape – Lamayuru – Kargil – Long day with lots of driving involved  Over night in Kargil B/PKD L /D
17 July Kargil Srinagar – evening shikara ride. Over night in Srinagar B/PKD L / D
18 July Srinagar Transfer to the Airport Tour ends


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  When you Hobby becomes your Profession. the Passion becomes your Profession
  You will be able to lead upto Excellence in Life
  Satisfaction, Joy, Pleasure & Love will be the outcome of Passion
  Following your passion for years, you will surely become somebody one day.

Saturday, May 2, 2009

Lamayuru - the moon land

Lamayuru


Lamayuru has a mystique that no other Ladaki monastery can equal. Spectacular setting of moon landscape; rugged cliffs and scree slopes that surround its towering mud-brick pile, a lost Shangrila amidst the stark mountains. This may be due to its location that is remote and isolated but not secluded, a stopover point in Ancient times for travelers on the Kashmir road.


If you plan to visit the monastery you have an option of taking the Kargil bus that leaves Leh early in the morning; the journey takes the better part of the day.


Lamayuru and village and its fields lie below the monastery, sprawling across the slopes and floor of the corrie that encloses the area and through which Drogpo, a stream, flows. The terrain all around is amazing: the cliff on which the monastery stands, a promontory-like spur, is heavily eroded, ites sheer sides jagged and bare. The ancient chortens and mud-brick houses, village homes and, higher up, monks’ quarters, blend seamlessly with it all, almost as though they aren’t manmade but part of the nature landscape.


There is mythical story that the Lamayuru corrie was once a great lake and this may well be true; the ‘Moonland’ depression close by, geologists believe, was certainly one. The great sage Arhat Nyimagong, the story goes, used his spiritual powers to open a crack at the side of the basin and drain the lake. Prophesying that a monastery would come up above the depression, he planted corn on its edges that ripened in the shape of swastikas. That, it is said, is why the Lamayuru monastery is properly called Yang-drung Gompa, yang-drug being the Tibetan word for swastika.


Some historians however see in the name indications that Lamayuru was once a religions centre of the ancient Bon faith of Tibet. Yang-drung is how an orthodox faction of the Bon religion is referred to; it flourished once in the lands to the west of Tibet, so Lamayuru could fit the bill. There are no remains now of the Bon temples that may have existed but Lamayuru’s Buddhist antiquity is in little doubt.



There is lot more to discovery at Lamayuru… Join us on our Ladakh Adventure. We are leaving Mumbai on May 29, 2009 evening by Rajdhani train.


Juley to the land of Lama

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Monday, March 9, 2009

Ladakh Expedition - How high is your Lakshya?

How high is your Lakshya?

You have trekked the Sahyadris
Tried Nilgiri Hills
Experienced Himalayas
Now live your Dream Adventure
A Trans-Himalayan Expedition in Ladakh

Trek to Stok Kangri with Nature Knights.
Hoist the flat of your destiny sky high over 20,000 feet.

For details check us out at www.natureknights.com

A Trans-Himalayan Bag Packing Journey

A Trans-Himalayan Bag Packing Journey

An Expression of Independence
Experience
The Prayers, The People; The Place..
With Nature Knights in the Land of Lama
Express Yourself

Don’t forget your Bag; Diary and Camera..
You will be forgiven to leave your Mobile behind

Few Hi Lights

Explorations of Moon Land (Numbra Valley)
Highest Motorable pass in the world – 18400 feet
The Rare Bacterian Camel Safari at Hundur
Monastries (Alchi, Liker etc)
Basgo Palace and Leh fort where time seems to stand still
Magnetic Hill (see the amazing miracle of nature)
Exploring the villages Deskit and Hundur
The People and the Cluture

For Details check us out at www.natureknights.com

Friday, March 6, 2009

Trans-Himalayan Ladakh Safari

The Place, People, Culture and a Journey

Nature Knights takes you to

Highest motorable passes in the world
Highest and largest plains in the world
Highest salt water lake in the world

Join us,

On The Incredible Trans-Himalayan Safari, to a spiritual land like no other…


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Friday, June 27, 2008

Ladakh Trip - July 12 2008

7/12/2008

Mumbai to Delhi by Train

Late afternoon board train from Mumbai for Delhi (O/N Journey in Train)

7/13/2008

Delhi – Manali (O/N Journey)

Arrival at Delhi by morning, transfer to Hotel for Refreshment and leave for Manali by evening, dinner on route O/N Journey L/D

7/14/2008

Manali & Rotang Pass

Reach Manali by Morning 10 am, check into Hotel. Take rest around afternoon take jeep to Rotan Pass and Return to Manali

Remaining day at leisure and rest; Overnight stay at Manali

7/15/2008

Manali – Sarchu (222 Kms – 10 Hrs)

Manali – Sarchu (222 Kms – 10 Hrs) - Leave for Sarchu by early Morning by 5.am, Breakfast at Marhi, cross Rohtang Pass (13050 ft), Enter Lahaul Valley, Pass by Koksar, Tandi (Where Chandra River Meets Bhaga River), Lunch Break at Keylong, Cross Baralacha Pass (16020 ft), Evening Tea Break at Bharatpur, Reach Sarchu (13953 ft) by late afternoon. O/N Sarchu. B/D

7/16/2008

Sarchu – Leh (255 Kms – 9 Hrs)

Sarchu – Leh (255 Kms – 9 Hrs) (Wednesday)
Leave for Leh by early morning, through Nakeela & Lachlangla Pass 16,617 ft, Reach Pang by afternoon lunch break at Pang, enroute More Plains (Biggest and Highest Plateau on Earth on Stretch of 42 Kms), Taglang La Pass (2nd Highest Motorable Road in the World at A Height of 17,585ft) & reaching Upshi, from here the road follows the Indus River, passing villages with there terraced Fields and neat- Whitewashed houses. On a way one notice the ruins have an ancient Fort or palace or the distant glimpse of gompa on a hill. And at last Leh is Reach by evening. O/N Leh.B/D

7/17/2008

Leh – Local Sightseeing

Leh – Local Sightseeing. (Thursday)
After breakfast drive for full day sight seeing of Hemis & Thiksey monastery with Stok Palace & Museum. Return Leh by afternoon. Lunch at Leh. Evening cultural programme at hotel. O/N Leh.B/PKD L/D

7/18/2008

Leh – Pangong Lake (8-9 Hrs)

Leh – Pangong Lake (8-9 Hrs) (Friday)
After breakfast leave by early morning for Pangong Lake 14, 500 ft, through Changla Pass 17,350 ft. Third Highest Motorable road in the world. Pangong Lake, a highest salt water Lake in the world, shared by twocountries India & China. Enjoy the beauty of lake on banks of the lake while appreciating the changing colors of fascinating high altitude lake. Leave back to Leh by Same Route. O/N Leh. B/PKD L/D

7/19/2008

Leh – Nubra Valley (4-5 Hrs)

Leh – Nubra Valley (4-5 Hrs) - Saturday
After breakfast drive to Nubra Valley via Khardungla (Highest Motorable road in the world, 18,380 ft) reach Hundur by Afternoon, rest of the day free for exploring Deskit & Hundur Villages or one can leave for two hump camel safari in sand dunes at Hundur Village. O/N Hundur. B/PKD L/D

7/20/2008

Nubra Valley – Leh (5-6 Hrs)

Nubra Valley – Leh (5-6 Hrs) – Sunday
After breakfast proceed for Deskit Monastery and Drive back to Leh by same Route by crossing Khardungla Pass and Visiting Shanti Stupa & Leh Fort. O/N Leh. B/ PKD L/ D

7/21/2008

Leh – Lamayuru – Alchi (6 - 7 Hrs)

Leh – Lamayuru – Alchi (6 - 7 Hrs) - Monday
After Breakfast drive to Lamayuru (Oldest Monastery on Central Ladakh Region) enroute where you can view a spectacular view Mountain Ranges and Moon landscape. Alchi enroute visit Basgo palace, Alchi & Liker Monastery, Pathar Sahib Gurudwara. Lunch at Alchi. O/N Alchi. B/ PKD L/ D

7/22/2008

Alchi – Leh (4 Hrs)

Alchi – Leh (4 Hrs) - TuesdayAfter Breakfast leave for back to Leh by visiting enroute to Hall of Fame Museum. Back to Leh by afternoon. Lunch at Leh. O/N Leh. B/ PKD L/ D

7/23/2008

River Rafting - Grade III Rafting

A 4 hr stretch in grade 3 rapids on the Indus is a experience of a life time the rafting is organised O/N Leh. B/ PKD L/ D

7/24/2008

Day1 of trek - (Spituk – Zincgchan)Time 5 hours Level – Moderate to Easy

Spituk – ZincgchanTime 5 hoursLevel – Moderate to EasyTransfer by jeep or by Bus to the nearby village, Spituk and same morning, one can start the trekking down through the barren landscape after crossing Indus from Spituk bridge. The trail abruptly turns to the east through a narrow valley when you come across a stream. While walking upstream, one has to cross the water thrice to reach a wooded place. A mild ascend takes you to the village of Zingchan comprising of two houses. The upper end of village offer a good camping place. One has to pay a nominal rent for the camping place.

7/25/2008

Day - 2 of trek (Zingchan – Rumbak) Time 5 hours Level – Moderate

Zingchan – RumbakTime 5 hoursLevel – ModerateImmediately beyond the camp is a wooden bridge across a mountain stream. Thereafter you have to do three or four more river crossings but the water is not more than knee deep during the summer months. At the junction of two valleys, the route goes turns east in the narrow valley and one can see the small village of Rumbak. Camping is possible by the side of a stream.

7/26/2008

Day 3 of trek - Explore Hemis National Park from Rumbak Level - Easy

Saturday - Explore Hemis National Park from RumbakLevel - EasyHemis National Park is a high altitude protected area created in1981 in the eastern part of the cold desert of Ladakh for the conservation and protection of its unique flora and fauna. It covers an area of 600 sq. kms in the Markha and Rumbak valleys. There are many U-shaped valleys, carved by the glacial actions that occurred in the past. Rivers and streams have laid a thick deposit of sand along their banks. The general elevation of the parks exact location is over 3,000 meters.Dry forests of juniper, birch and fir are found in the region. Also present are the alpine grasslands and scrublands. There are many rare and endangered animal species found in the cold desert area that are also found in the Hemis national park, known to be the home of an interesting assemblage of cold desert fauna. Amongst these are the elusive snow leopard, Tibetan wild or kiang, ibex, serow and Tibetan antelope. Amongst the avi fauna population found in the Hemis national park are the snow, snow partridge and golden oriole.

7/27/2008

Day 4 of trek - (Rumbak – Stok La – Campsite) Time 5 hours Level – Tough

Rumbak – Stok La – CampsiteTime 5 hours Level – ToughThe trail ascends gradually upto the base of Stok la at 4900m. Now the ascend is bit steep and continues for another 2 hours. While at the peak once can have a very close view of the Stok glaciers and a panoramic view of Indus valley and the mountain ranges beyond Indus river. Camp at Pullu

7/28/2008

Day 5 of trek - (Campsite to Stok village) Time 4 hours Level - Easy Drive to Leh

Monday - Campsite to Stok villageTime 4 hoursLevel - Easy
The descend is as steep as the ascend on the other side. Enroute to Leh, the capital town, one can visit Stok monastery, Stok Palace Museum. Back to Leh Hotel

7/29/2008

Check out of Hotel Leh in morning (Leh to Kargil)

Leh to Kargil ; Overnight stay at Kargil

7/30/2008

Kargil to Srinagar House Boat

7/31/2008

Srinagar City tour of gardens

8/1/2008

Srinagar to Jammu 10 hrs drive - LD and ONS

8/2/2008

Board train from Mumbai (Jammu Tavi)

8/3/2008

Arrival in Mumbai

End of Expedition

Sunday, August 12, 2007

About Nature Knights..

Most of us in Corporate World are caught in a rat race, trying to out do one another at work place. Climbing the corporate ladder has become the sole objective of one’s existence. While there are those who are comfortably cocooned in the coziness of their comfort zones, there are others for whom chaos is the order of the day.
In midst of all this, we are a bunch of adventure enthusiasts who have come together to discover that there’s more to life than the regimental and monotonous work routine. It was this common interest that bought some friends together thus giving birth to Nature Knights. And over a period of time Nature Knights has evolved into an eco-adventure group.
Members of Nature Knights come from diverse corporate and cultural backgrounds. They include Technology Professionals, Professionals from HR and Accounting, Academics, Media and Sales. This is to name just a few. The objective of forming “Nature Knights” was to give a common platform for people with interest in Eco / Geo -adventures and more importantly with a desire to contribute something back into nature. We quite believe in the old saying that goes - ‘”The world is not for us to inherit but for us to take care so that we can be pass it on to the future generation”
We organize and facilitate adventure events which are not limited to trekking, mountaineering, nature trails, jeep safaris, river rafting, out-bound team dynamics and various other outdoor adventure activities. We are particularly interested in exploring places of "archeological and cultural importance"; and Wild Life Sanctuaries. Till date, we have organized over a seven hundred adventure events in locations ranging from the daunting heights of Himalayas to the rich valleys of Western Ghats and Nilgiris.
We also facilitate adventure events for Corporate, Schools, Colleges and private groups on request.

Experience is our key asset and as seasoned adventurers we believe that we have the knowledge, expertise and the will to deal with any unexpected situation.

Our organization comprises of Nature Knights Management, Core team, Associate Professionals in Adventure sports, Local contacts and members.
We strongly believe that leave only footprints and take only memories