What makes it unique ?

You’ll visit remote villages where skilled artisans spin wool into threads of gold. You’ll witness the nomadic lifestyle of the Changpas, who wander the high plains with their flocks of pashmina goats. And you’ll even have the chance to learn the art of weaving yourself, creating your own unique piece of history.

This isn’t just a trip; it’s an experience. A chance to connect with the past, understand the present, and shape the future of this timeless craft.

Changpa Nomads

In the remotest corners of Ladakh, at altitudes well above ten thousand feet, where the roads are nothing more than patches of tire marks in the grass, where telephone lines are unheard of and electricity is a dull flicker of tungsten bulbs powered by tiny solar panels, a community of Changpa nomads has thrived for over a millennium.

These nomadic Changpas inhabit the vast and rugged Changthang plateau, rearing their livestock—yaks, sheep, and cows—and living with minimal resources. Despite the harsh conditions, the Changpa have maintained a deep connection to their land, preserving their traditional way of life. To gain a deeper understanding of the life of the Changpa nomads, a Jeep Safari through this remote region offers an immersive experience.

The journey allows you to witness their daily routines, from herding animals across the expansive plateau to engaging in traditional practices that have sustained their community for generations. This unique adventure not only provides insight into their resilient lifestyle but also offers an opportunity to experience the breathtaking, untamed beauty of Changthang firsthand.

• Day Pack
• Cash
• Waterproof Jacket & Trousers
• Warm Gloves
• Wool hat [must cover ears]
• Warm Socks
• Water bottle
• Water Purification Tablets

• Waterproof Boots
• Towel
• Power bank
• Change of clothes
• Thermal underwear
• Sunglasses
• Sunscreen and a good moisturizer
• Sleeping bag liner

Mountain Sickness Prevention Tips :

• Acclimatize : Spend at least a day in Leh before exploring further
• Stay Hydrated : Drink 3 – 4 litres of water daily. Avoid alcohol and caffeine
• Eat Light : Opt for easily digestible foods
• Medication : Consult your doctor prior to the visit to high altitude region

During the Pashmina Trip :

• Monitor symptoms : Reach out to your guide if you face any health issue
• Take breaks : Stop frequently to rest and hydrate
• Avoid Exertion : Limit physical activity, especially in the first few days
• Stay Warm : Ensure proper layering to keep warm

Emergency Situations :

• Immediate Descent : Incase of severe symptoms and health issues
• Medical Help : Get medical assistance if symptoms persist

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