Brandy Nalla to Hemis Trek – Trek No 20
Trip Overview
Brandy Nalla to Hemis Trek
The Brandy Nalla to Hemis Trek is also a thrilling and challenging adventure through the stunning landscapes of the Ladakh region in northern India. Covering a distance of approximately 35 kilometers, this trek also takes you from the remote Brandy Nalla to the iconic Hemis Monastery, providing an immersive experience in the Himalayan wilderness. Starting at Brandy Nalla, trekkers also welcomed by a picturesque landscape characterized by lush greenery and gentle slopes. The journey gradually unfolds, revealing dramatic changes in scenery as you ascend through rocky terrains, dense forests, and open meadows. The trail offers breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, making it a photographer's delight. The initial leg of the trek also involves a moderate ascent, allowing trekkers to acclimatize to the altitude and immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural surroundings. Campsites along the way provide opportunities to rest, rejuvenate, and connect with fellow trekkers around crackling campfires. As the trek progresses, the landscape transforms into rugged terrain and narrow pathways, presenting a more challenging adventure. Trekkers navigate rocky ridges and steep ascents, testing their endurance and resolve. The thrill of conquering these obstacles is matched only by the awe-inspiring views that greet you at higher altitudes. One of the highlights of the Brandy Nalla to Hemis Trek is the encounter with diverse flora and fauna native to the Himalayas. Trekkers may spot elusive wildlife like the blue sheep, marmots, and various bird species, adding an element of excitement to the journey. Reaching the revered Hemis Monastery also marks the culmination of the trek, offering a cultural and spiritual finale. The monastery, set against the backdrop of the towering mountains, allows trekkers to immerse themselves in the local culture and gain insights into the traditional way of life in this remote region.Conclusion and Summary
In conclusion, the Brandy Nalla to Hemis Trek is also a riveting expedition that combines challenging terrain, awe-inspiring vistas, and cultural immersion. It's a must-do for avid trekkers seeking a blend of adventure and spiritual discovery amidst the majestic Himalayas.Trip Highlight
- Scenic Flight from Delhi to Leh to Delhi.
- Visit one of the Highest Airport of the World: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport of Leh, India.
- Cross through Bridges, Valleys, Rivers, Streams, Meadows and Mountains during the Trek
- Traverse passes fluttering with Chorten and prayer flags that reflect the deep Buddhist heritage
- Trek on of the most isolated regions in India
- Trek through one of the most beautiful treks in Ladakh
- Trek through the stunning high-altitude landscapes of Nimaling and Langtang Chu, the land of the nomads
- Views of Pasture Land Overgrazed by herds of sheep, goats and yaks on the plains of Valley.
- Challenge yourself by crossing high altitude passes like Morang La (5300m), Yar la (4970m), Konka Wangpo La(5090m), and soon
- Learn the culture and Lifestyle of nomadic people living in valleys followed by this trek
- Feel the culture and lifestyle as similar as tibetan lifestyle from Tibet
- Visit Hemis Monastery: The Largest Monasteries of Ladakh.
- Visit Hemis National Park that houses some of the rare species of Himalayan wildlife like the Snow leopard, lynx, Ladakhi Urial (a type of goat), Arghali (great Tibetan sheep), Blue sheep, Red fox, Tibetan wolf, Dhole (wild dog), Marmot.
- High Chances of Altitude Sickness during the Trek
- Requires High Level of fitness and experience for higher altitude
- Shop for souvenirs and handicrafts in Delhi’s bustling market
Itinerary
Manali – Sarchu – Brandy Nala Drive to Sarchu (3600 mt) via Baralacha La (4950 mt). Trek little ahead and camp at Brandy Nala – the starting point of this exiting trek.
Brandy Nala – Jukta A short trek towards Ligit plain. Day at leisure for acclimatize to Jukta. Overnight stay in tented camp.
Jukta – Morangla base The trek is easy following the Bans river. After trekking for an hr, leave the river and trek up to reach a camping place at the base of Morang La Pass at 3900 mt. set-up camp for overnight stay.
Morang La base – Morang La – Lun The trek is steep climb till Morang La (5300 mt). After some rest at top, start descending on other side. The trek is steep down-hill in the beginning which later opens-up in a broad plateau. From this places the trek is gentle descent through many valleys till Lun (4100 mt). et-up camp for overnight stay.
Lun – Lungmo Che Trek to Lungmo Che (4000 mt). Start the trek along the river following it down-stream. En route cross a small village ‘Sangth’. You may meet some Tibetan Nomad groups en route.
Lungmo Che – Yar-La – Dat Morning trek to cross Yar la pass (4970 Mts). The climb is long but gentle till top. The Yar La offers fantastic view of Rupsu plains. Arrive Dat (4200 mt) which is a permanently inhabited village. On arrival set-up camp for overnight stay.
Dat – Sorra In the morning visit a small Gelukpa monastery at Dat village. Later start trek to Sorra (4950 Mts ). Start the trek by crossing a small river ” Dat Chu”. Trekk till Sorra Chu and after crossing the trek passes through forested area beforw reaching Sorra. Set-up camp alone the river for overnight stay.
Sorra – Zalung Karpo La – Mid Camp Morning strat trek with climb to a small pass for about 1 hr. From this point, you can see Zalung Karpo La (4200 mt. ). after some time the vally opens-up. Camp at suitable place for overnight stay.
Mid Camp – Langtan Chu Morning trek to Langtang Chu – (7-8 Hrs ). A long trek through valleys. This day one has to cross many small streams. The trek is gradual climb till at camp site near Langtan Chu at 4750 mt.
Langtau Chu – Nimaling Morning trek to Nimaling – enroute cross two ridges (5000 mt & 5060 mt). Later on cross Konka Wangpo pass (5090 mt). descend on othe side of the pass to high altitude pasture plan of Nimaling (4700 mt).
Day 11: Nimaling Day at leisure or explore surroundings area. Nimaling is also base
Nimaling Day at leisure or explore surroundings area. Nimaling is also base camp for climbing Mt. Kang-Yatse (6400 mt).
Trek till Shang Sumdo (road head). Drive to Hemis Monastery. Its one of the most famous and impressive monastery of Leh. Visit the monastery and later drive to Leh.
Early morning transfer to Leh airport to flight for Delhi.
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All trip prices are per person based on double occupancy, are subject to change without notice and do not include airfare. All prices and fares are quoted in U.S. dollars.
Price include
- All transportation by Toyota Qualis, Innova or Scorpio.
- Two men tent, Kitchen and dinning tents.
- Kitchen equipments and Toilet Tent.
- Stool, Table and mattresses.
- Food veg and non-veg.
- Cook, helper and guide.
- Ponies for Luggages for Trekking with Camping.
- Ponies/Potters for Luggages for Trekking with Homestay.
- Monument entrances, wild life fees and camping charges.
- GST
Price Excludes
- Any flight tickets
- No accommodation in Leh & Manali is included in Trekking Packages.
- Sleeping Bags, trekking shoes and clothing.
- Any Kind of Personal Expenses or Optional Tours / Extra Meals Ordered
- Any thing not specifically mentioned under the head “Prices Included”.
- Tips, Insurance, Laundry, Phone Calls.
- Any Kind of Drinks (Alcoholic, Mineral, Aerated)
- Cost incidental to any change in the itinerary/ stay on account of flight cancellation due to bad weather, ill health, roadblocks and/or any factors beyond control.
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Trip Information
Brandy Nalla to Hemis trek starts from Brandy nalla which is in Serchu village. Drive to Serchu then start this trek which will end at Shang Sumdo. Trek is mainly focusing on Nomads, villagers, and high mountain Passes. The peak season for this trek is from mid June to end of September. Trekking sector: Serchu / Brandy Nalla / Jukta / Zalung Karpo / Kongmaru La / Hemis / Leh,
Brandy Nalla to Hemis trek will take overall 13 days, start by drive to Sarchu from Manali by crossing Baralacha La. Trek a little ahead and overnight halt at Bandy nalla. The next place we trek is to Jukta, a short leisure trek which will help us in acclimatizing. Next day we move to Morangla base an easy trek following the Bans river. From Morang La base we take a steep climb and reach Morang La (5300 ft). The trek from here onwards is an easy down hill climb until the Lun valley. From Lun we trek to Lungmo Che at 4000 mt. En route this place it is likely to encounter nomadic groups. From Lungmo Che we go to Yar La pass (4970 Mts). The climb will be long but gentle up till top and from there we arrive at Dat. Sorra is the next stop. On the way we will visit the Gelukpa monastery at Dat village. Morning start your trek with a climb to a small pass from there you can see our mid camp Zalung Karpo La (4200 mt. ).The next morning we leave for Langtan Chu which will take 7 – 8 hrs. Next day again start the trek to Nimaling. To reach there we cross two ridges(5000 mt & 5060 mt). . Spend an entire day lazing around in Nimaling. From Nimaling we will go to Kangmarula and then to Chogdo. Next day trek until we reach Shang and then drive to Hemis monastery. It’s one of the most famous monasteries of Leh . After visiting Hemis, drive to Leh
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