Self Drive Safari (Jeep Safari)

Lake Safari, Tso Moriri and Pangong The high altitude plateau of Rupshu has a colorful and diverse landscape. Barren mountainsides are often interspersed with beautiful crystal clear springs and glacier fed lakes. These lakes often resemble jewels imbedded in a necklace of snow capped peaks. A visit to these lakes provides an enchanting experience of remoteness and unique beauty found nowhere else.

Little Tibet Safari from Kashmir to Ladakh This 14 days safari covers the best of Kashmir and Ladakh starting at Srinagar and finishing at Manali. Rated as one of the most scenic drives in the world, the route is definitely a must do. The mughals aptly called Kashmir "Paradise on Earth". Its capital Srinagar, is located in the heart of the Kashmir valley, and is spread on both sides of the river Jhelum. The Dal and Nagin Lakes enhance its picturesque setting, while the changing play of the seasons, and the salubrious climate ensure that the city is equally attractive to visitors all year round.

Safari to the Eastern Karakoram and Nubra valley Drive over the Second Highest Motorable Road in the World leading into the Nubra Valley. You get to travel along the Silk Route that was used by traders to travel to Central Asia from India. The altitudes are high and therefore a few extra days in Leh are advised in order to acclimatize. The Khardungla Pass is over 18,000 feet and not surprisingly the views are spectacular from the pass.

Manali to Leh Jeep Safari LADAKH: Known as “the moonland ”, ”Little Tibet” or even more romantically as “the last Shangri La”, Ladakh is the most remote region of India, a barren, virtually rainless area. Ladakh beckons for more than one reason. The defiance of its barren landscape, its unique flora and fauna, its culture, its clear blue skies and clean air, the land where snow never melts and only corn ripens, has more to offer a good holiday.