Greetings upon arrival at the airport in New Delhi. After meeting & Assisting at the airport, our representatives will lead the customers to the hotel, which comprises an overnight stay.

Welcome on arrival at Ladakh (altitude 11,400 ft.) & acclimation. Have your woolen cap and gloves handy. You will be flying over extensive sections of snow-covered Himalayan Mountains, making it apparent why it’s impossible to reach Ladakh on the road in the winter. When you land in Leh, a chilly and crisp air will greet you, and you will experience a sudden difference in the weather. Leh has just begun to wake up from its sleep with only a few shops open. The coolness in the air will serve simply as a preview of the temperatures on our winter trek. Be sure to rest enough to acclimate to the weather here, and remember to drink enough water and keep yourself hydrated; the night is spent at a guest house. Overnight stay at Hotel.

According to the new regulations put in place by the Ladakh government authorities, anyone undertaking the Chadar Trek should stay in Leh for at least two days in order to thoroughly acclimatize their body to the local climate, given the health issues that trekkers are experiencing (Acute Mountain Sickness). Every trekker must adhere to it strictly because it is irrevocable. The Leh market is an excellent place to spend the day shopping. The temperature will only start to drop when you start walking on the snowy Zanskar, where it falls well below zero even in the sun, so it will be beneficial if you become used to the cold weather in Leh. It is recommended that you stay away from locations that are higher up. Before you go to bed, you should also double-check and confirm all the requirements. Spend the night in the tent.

The hikers must have a medical examination at the Sonam Norbhu Memorial Hospital per Jammu and Kashmir government regulations. You can only get a green light for Chadar when the officer gives you the all-clear. The hikers will also receive insurance, wildlife permits, and other necessary documents. You can take a physical wild card and choose a different local Leh & Ladakh trip before the morning of the fourth day if you decide you want to opt-out or if the government has determined you are unsuitable. Spend the night in the tent.

You will be traveling to the Shingra Koma's beginning point on this particular day. Numerous famous locations, including Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Magnetic Hill, and the Zanskar and Indus meeting point, may be seen on one of the most picturesque drives in all of Ladakh. Chilling is around ninety minutes along the Zanskar River. You will begin walking on Zanskar after the car drops you off at the road finish. It will definitely be difficult at first to walk while wearing gumboots. It will take some time to get the hang of ice development patterns. Since Chadar Trek has a variety of surface types, you will need to distinguish between the fragile and the robust, but you will learn more about them as you go along. In most cases, you will need to plant your foot; before you step on the ice, use your walking stick to evaluate its hardness. To effectively manage and use the weight on your own, make sure your rucksack is small and light. The day's journey will lead you to Gyalpo, the adventure's first camping, which is located at a river bend and is surrounded by breathtaking rock faces and high hills. This will be your first time camping in below-freezing temperatures. Spend the night in the tent.

Altitude does not continue to rise quickly on the Chadar hike. You will only climb 300 feet from Gyalpo to Tibb Cave during the five to six-hour journey. Enjoy a warm breakfast after waking up from a chilly night. You will pass some of the most beautiful ice waterfalls on your way to the next campground at Tibb Cave. Although the origin or source of these waterfalls is unknown, they are nevertheless breathtaking. You will stop halfway to Tibb Cave for lunch, with the emerald-green waters of the Zanskar rushing right next to you. You will encounter peculiar rock patterns as you proceed, which will gleam characteristically under the sun's rays. The day's camping will be close to Tibb Cave, which is surrounded by dry sand. Spend the night in the tent.

Since you will be traveling to Naerak after breakfast today, the campground is the most anticipated one for the day. You will have the opportunity to see the ice waterfall, the most breathtaking feature of the Chadar Trek, during the 13-kilometer journey. Trekkers and adventurers from all over the world come to see this frozen waterfall, which is a natural wonder in and of itself. A hot lunch will be provided while traveling to Naerak. Since temperatures can drop as low as -30 degrees throughout the night, Naerak will be the coldest campground on the route. Wearing layers and appropriate gear will be essential to protecting yourself from the extreme cold. You would have plenty of time to explore the settlement of Naerak if you arrived at the waterfall on time. The ice waterfall will be 15 to 20 minutes away from where you stay. Spend the night in the tent.

You will begin the return trip and return to the Tibb cave after breakfast today. If you assume that the more accessible part of the journey is returning, the Chadar will force you to reconsider. The Zanskar River continuously repackages itself in response to even the slightest temperature fluctuation. It would be difficult to determine whether you have been here previously because the Chadar would have taken on a completely different form. You will see many locals navigating the Chadar in the traditional woolen Gonchas on your way back to Tibb Cave. Some of these people are monks returning to Leh from the monastery at Lingshed, while others are young students returning to Leh schools with their parents after vacation. This scene is sufficiently heartwarming to witness. You'll be astounded at how these people have managed to remain cheerful despite the below-freezing temps. Spend the night in the tent.

Trek up to Gyalpo from Tibb and continue on to ShingraYokma today. The towering mountain walls that rise from the river's banks resemble castle walls. Along the way, you will see many new footprints and trails, including those of foxes, ibex, and snow leopards. You would be pretty fortunate to spot a Snow Leopard, but you can almost be sure that one is watching you constantly. Going back the way we came, this is your final opportunity to see the stunning and alluring Chadar, which you will undoubtedly miss. You will be asked about the experience of trekkers who are ready to embark on their journey along the road. Playing guide to these people and discussing the event with someone when it's still fresh in your mind will be unique. It will be approximately 6:30 p.m. when you get to Leh. Booking your return flight for the ninth day rather than the eighth is advised. You get to sleep in a lovely guest house tonight. Spend the night at the hotel.

Following breakfast, you will be taken to the airport and checked out of the guesthouse. Then, you will board the aircraft to continue your journey back.