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Location: India
Price: £1,470.00 Per Person
Duration: 17 Days
Ratio: 1:12
Highlights:
- Summit a 6000m peak
- Tick off the tourist essentials
- All inclusive (in country)
Special Offer: New to 2012!
Availability: There are places remaining on this course
Summary
The Himalayan peaks of Northern India are a magnificent expedition destination. Stunning mountains, welcoming people and amazing culture. Nestled in the heart of the range is a jewel of a peak.
Technically straightforward yet interesting to climb, in a stunning location with views into Pakistan’s Karakoram range and the Zanskar mountains and still within the grasp of those new to Himalayan climbing – 6153 metre Stok Kangri couldn’t be better.
Our 2012 expedition will ascend Stok Kangri, explore Leh (the stunning capital of Ladakh), visit the breathtaking Taj Mahal and experience the sights and sounds of India’s unique capital city, Delhi.
To be suitable for this expedition you simply need a good level of fitness and a sense of adventure.
This expedition includes a UK training weekend to give you the necessary technical skills and additional training will be provided once we arrive in India. Our expeditions are competitively priced but we also want you to have a good standard of living during your expedition. The mountaineering phase is fully catered, the hotels and guesthouses will be simple yet comfortable and the food will be plentiful local fare. Having said that, this is a mountaineering expedition to a developing country so you’ll also need to be willing to go without a few luxuries along the way.
June 16th and 17th 2012 – Training weekend in Peak District/Wales
September 1st to 17th 2012 – Ladakh expedition
Inclusions
In country transfers to/from airport
Return flight from Delhi to Leh
In country accommodation In country transport In country meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Mountain guides/porters/muleteers/mules
Cook for trekking phase
Tents for trekking phase
All technical equipment for Stok Kangri ascent
Transport to/from Agra to Delhi
Accommodation in Agra
Exclusions
Transport to/from UK airport
Return flight from UK to Delhi (but we can help with flight arrangements for you)
India visa (not hard to obtain)
Optional tips for local guiding team (we’ll guide you on what the going rate is)
Entrance fees to religious monuments (Taj Mahal/Agra Fort)
Hire of plastic boots (we can arrange this for you)
We will only be accepting deposit bookings online for this trip due to low margins and high card fees. Once the deposit is paid there are 2 options. To pay by monthly installments be standing order, by BACS or Cheque.
Please also be aware that we do not recommend that you book your flights to Delhi until the course had sufficient participants. We hope to advise all customers by April at the latest with regards to flight booking.
Equipment Required
We know expeditions of this type are expensive so we try to minimise additional expenditure. Tents are provided, boots can be hired and ice axes, crampons and helmets are included in the price. The clothing you wear can be mostly your normal hillwalking kit and there isn’t much else.
The only thing you’ll want to make sure is that your sleeping bag is cosy and it is worth having a toasty warm duvet for the summit day and star gazing with a mug of hot chocolate at base camp. Inevitably there’ll be a few other bits and bobs and we’ll give you plenty of guidance – but don’t feel you’ve got to come prepared for an ascent of Everest!
Itinerary
Day 1 – Overnight flight to Delhi.
Day 2 - Arrive in Delhi in the morning. Travel to the old part of the city and stay overnight. The afternoon will give us chance to explore the sights and sounds of this bustling capital.
Day 3 - Flight to Leh. An early morning flight swoops us into Leh, the beautiful capital city of Ladakh. Leh’s high altitude location means we need to rest for the day.
Day 4 - Leh. To help acclimatisation we’ll spend today exploring the city and taking a walk up to some of the local religious monuments. Luckily these are situated with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.
Day 5 - Leh. Another vital acclimatisation day. In the afternoon we can walk to the famous Stok Gompa and make final expedition preparations.
Day 6 - Depart for Stok Kangri. Today we leave Leh and head for Stok Village which is our departure point for Stok Kangri. Once mountaineering permits are allocated and the ponies loaded with provisions we’ll start our walk. Strolling at a leisurely pace will allow lots of time to enjoy the views before our first camp is established.
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Day 7 -Walk in towards Stok Kangri. Today we’ll continue our walk taking in a high pass and settling down for a second comfortable camp in the evening. Enroute we’ll have spectacular views of Stok Kangri.
Day 8 - Walk to Base Camp. A third day of walking will see us arrive at Base Camp. Once camp is established we’ll have chance to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
Day 9 - Acclimatisation day. For our final acclimatisation walk we’ll stroll up to Advanced Base Camp, which sits at 5300 metres. From the camp we have more fantastic views of the surrounding mountains and the route we’ll take up Stok Kangri. We’ll then return to base camp for the night.
Day 10 - Summit attempt. A very early start will see us heading up to the summit. We will aim to arrive at dawn, which ensures we have incredible 360 degree views of the Indian Himalayan and the Karakoram range in Pakistan. The summit triangle of K2 is clearly visible too. After lots of celebratory hugs and handshakes we’ll make our way back to base camp for some well earned sleep.
Day 11 - Walk out. Today we’ll leave base camp and walk back to Stok for transfer to Leh. We’ll freshen up and rest before heading for a celebratory meal at the famous Tibetan Kitchen restaurant.
Day 12 -Leh. A final day in Leh leaves time for souvenir hunting and relaxing to enjoy your final taste of this magnificent and unique place.
Day 13 - Flight to Delhi. Today we fly back to Delhi in the morning so there’s chance to explore the city before a meal on one of the cities open roofed restaurants.
Day 14 - Delhi – Agra. It would be crazy to visit India without taking the chance to visit the most famous building in the world. A private coach will whisk us down to a hotel in Agra ready for an early visit to the Taj Mahal.
Day 15 - It’s worth getting there early to beat the crowds and get the best light for all those special photos. In the afternoon we’ll head to Agra Fort for a chance to view the Taj from a different angle and enjoy this second magnificent building. A final drive back to Delhi will get us there in the evening for a farewell meal.
Day 16 - Flight to UK. Another early start and we’ll be on the flight back to the UK.
Day 17 - Arrive UK.
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