Tsomoriri Lake and Rumtse trek

Tsomoriri Lake trek is famous for its unique landscape, nomads and the lakes. This area is on the Changthang plateau, a part of western Tibet which can be called Eastern Ladakh.

This region is known as the land of the nomads and while on this trek you will see their traditional lifestyle. The area is also an important wildlife sanctuary, harbouring snow leopards and wild asses, as well as various species of birds, such as the black necked crane. Tsomoriri Lake trek begins at Hemis, one of Ladakh’s most important Buddhist centres.

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Trip Details

Destination: India
Holiday Type: Walking & Trekking
Duration: 16 days from Delhi
Leadership: Western-Led
Minimum Group Size: 6 people
Cost: 2012 - £1,750 (US$2,795) from Delhi
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Trip Grade Moderate

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Price includes:

All transfers including airport collections
Twin share room at Ashok Country Resort in Delhi and Hotel Pangong in Leh
Sightseeing in Delhi
Breakfast only at hotels in Delhi and Leh, all meals included while on trek
Twin share tents while on trek, dining and toilet tents
All trekking arrangements including permits and fees, tents, western and Ladakhi guides, ponies and cook
Rubberised luggage tags posted to your address
Financial protection insurance with International Passenger Protection
Pre departure support and advice from The Mountain Company by email, phone or face to face meetings in London. After booking with us we will send our comprehensive "Ladakh Trek Information" notes

Price excludes:

International flight to/from Delhi (from £450)
Internal flight to/from Leh and Delhi (from £200). We can book Leh flights for you however we will invoice as an extra cost.
Travel & trekking insurance (eg. Snowcard from £62)
India tourist visa (£30)
Lunch and evening meals in Delhi and Leh
Personal clothing & equipment
Tips
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Trip Grade Moderate

Suitability: a good choice for most hill walkers, reasonable level of fitness required.

1) Walking times: average 5 to 7 hours walking per day for up to 14 days usually with some rest days included.

2) Altitude: up to 5,000m.

3) Terrain: for most of time following well-travelled trails, there will be daily ascent and descent.

4) Remoteness: usually not too remote and often there is a reasonable level of infrastructure such as lodge accommodation and cell/ mobile phone reception.

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