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Day-by-day itinerary
Summary:
Day 2 – Flight to Srinagar & Houseboat on Dal Lake
Morning flight to Srinagar, capital of Kashmir. We check into a traditional houseboat on Dal Lake—an iconic regional experience. In the afternoon, we enjoy our first shikara ride through canals, floating gardens, and mountain-framed scenery, soaking in the calm rhythm of the lake.
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Royal Star Houseboat – Srinagar
Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 3 – Srinagar: Mughal Gardens & Old Town
We explore Srinagar and its surroundings, visiting the Mughal gardens with their terraces, fountains, and open mountain views. We also walk through the old town, known for wooden mosques, artisan markets, and handwoven pashmina shops. We return to the houseboat for dinner as the lake settles into evening quiet.
Royal Star Houseboat – Srinagar
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 4 – Srinagar to Kargil: Mountain Passes & High-Route Landscapes
Early departure by road toward Kargil, crossing some of the most impressive Himalayan scenery: green valleys, high mountain passes, and remote villages that reflect daily life in this border region. We stop along the way for photos, tea, and viewpoints. Arrival in Kargil in the afternoon.
Hotel en Kargil (categoría Deluxe)
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 5 – Kargil to Leh: Monasteries & Lunar Landscapes
We continue toward Leh, capital of Ladakh. Along the way, we pass through areas known for their almost lunar terrain and, depending on timing, stop at monasteries or scenic viewpoints. Arrival in Leh with free time to rest, acclimatize to the altitude, and walk slowly through town.
Hotel Dragon – Leh
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 6 – Ladakh Monasteries & Life in Leh
Today we explore the surroundings of Leh, visiting some of Ladakh’s most important monasteries (such as Thiksey, Hemis, or similar, depending on logistics). We learn about Tibetan Buddhism, temple iconography, and the region’s history. In the afternoon, free time to explore the local market or relax.
Hotel Dragon – Leh
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 7 – Khardung La Pass & Nubra Valley
We cross the famous Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable roads in the world, descending into the Nubra Valley. The landscape shifts from arid mountains to wide valleys with rivers, dunes, and villages. Afternoon at leisure to visit a local monastery or simply enjoy the silence and views.
Stone Hedge (o similar) – Valle de Nubra
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 8 – Nubra Valley & Return to Leh
Morning in Nubra with time for gentle walks, village visits, or viewpoints, depending on group energy and conditions. We then drive back to Leh, enjoying new perspectives of the valley and mountains. Arrival in the afternoon.
Hotel Dragon – Leh
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 10 – Flight to Bhutan & Arrival in Thimphu
Flight to Paro, crossing into Bhutan, the “Kingdom of Happiness.” After arrival formalities, we drive to Thimphu, the capital. A light orientation of the city with views of its dzong and surrounding mountains before hotel check-in.
Yarkay Central Hotel (o similar) – Thimphu
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 11 – Thimphu & Transfer to Paro Valley
We explore Thimphu, visiting key landmarks such as the Buddha Dordenma, local markets, or the main dzong (depending on final logistics). In the afternoon, we drive to Paro Valley, one of Bhutan’s most iconic landscapes.
Dawa at Hilltop – Paro
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 12 – Paro: Temples & Sacred Valley
A full day exploring Paro Valley and its temples, including Kyichu Lhakhang or other historical sanctuaries. Walks through fields, villages, and small stupas offer insight into rural Bhutanese life and spirituality.
Dawa at Hilltop – Paro
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 13 – Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Taktsang)
Today we hike to one of the Himalayas’ most iconic sites: Taktsang Monastery, known as the Tiger’s Nest, dramatically perched on a cliff above Paro Valley. The hike requires moderate effort, but the views and experience make every step worthwhile. Return to Paro to rest and celebrate the end of our Bhutan journey.
Dawa at Hilltop – Paro
Includes: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Day 14 – Paro & Farewell to Bhutan
Final morning in Paro with free time for shopping, photos, or quiet reflection. Depending on flight schedules, transfer to the airport for onward travel.
Hotel: No incluido (noche en vuelo o extensión opcional)
Includes: Breakfast
Hotels

Overview:
A 15-day journey through the heart of the Himalayas, traveling between India and Bhutan. We begin in the dramatic high-altitude landscapes of Ladakh: staying on a traditional houseboat on Dal Lake, crossing mountain passes over 5,000 meters, sleeping in remote valleys like Nubra, and visiting Buddhist monasteries perched on mountainsides.
We then fly to Bhutan, the “Kingdom of Happiness,” where we explore fortified dzongs, lush green valleys, and the legendary Tiger’s Nest Monastery in Paro.
This itinerary blends Buddhist culture, extreme landscapes, panoramic roads, and moments of stillness—staying in welcoming hotels and character-rich accommodations along the way.

The Purpose of This Experience:
The purpose of this journey is to experience the Himalayas as more than a postcard—as a living, spiritual, and deeply human region. Along the way, we connect with active monasteries, daily life in remote valleys, and the Buddhist worldview that links Ladakh and Bhutan.
This is not only about seeing spectacular mountains, but about understanding how people live, pray, and celebrate in these places. It’s designed for travelers seeking meaningful experiences, gentle adventure, good company, and a sense of connection.
Explora Kumano Kodo

Day 15 – Return Home
International connections and return home. End of the journey.
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End of the journey
Available dates:
Includes:
15-day / 14-night journey
All airport–hotel–airport transfers as per itinerary
Accommodation in 4★/5★ hotels and a traditional houseboat, in shared double rooms (or similar, subject to availability)
Daily breakfast and three meals per day as indicated (except arrival night “Day 0,” which includes accommodation only)
All visits and entrance fees mentioned (monasteries, temples, gardens, historical sites)
Local guides in Spanish and English (subject to availability)
In Bhutan, due to long driving days, breakfast and dinner are included
Government taxes and applicable tourism fees
Private air-conditioned ground transportation
Bottled water during transfers and excursions
Scheduled hikes and walks

Minimum Age
15 years old
Start Time of First Activity
Approximately 3:00 PM on Day 1 (hotel check-in and welcome)
End Time of Last Activity
Around 10:00 AM on Day 15 (hotel check-out and airport transfer)
Guaranteed Departure
The trip is confirmed with a minimum of 8 guests
Maximum Group Size
25 guests
Solo Traveller Supplement
An additional cost of USD $1,500 applies for travelers requesting a private room.
More information:
Not Included:
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International flights
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Domestic/internal flights
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Passport and visa processing for India and Bhutan
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Travel insurance (medical, luggage, cancellation/interruption – highly recommended)
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Laundry, spa services, phone calls, or personal expenses
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Beverages not specified as included
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Ayurvedic consultations, massages, or treatments
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Excess baggage fees
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Tips for guides, drivers, and local staff
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Additional nights due to early arrival or late departure
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Optional activities not listed in the official itinerary
Open dates:
While this itinerary is scheduled for specific departure dates, we also offer flexible private departures. Contact us to plan your journey on the dates that suit you best.

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