when Lama Lhawang Lotus restored the monastery & Hall of Fame (war museum).
Later we drive back to hotel on time for lunch.
Later in the afternoon, guided belonged to the Kadampa School but Gelukpa order was introduced during the region of sightseeing tour visiting the Sanker Gompa, which is towards the north of the Town, it has an impressive).  Later visit Shanti Stupa, The Japanese for World Peace built the Shanti Stupa, at Changspa, on the hilltop, and was inaugurated by Dalai Lama in 1985. Its state of the art work attracts a lot of tourists to Ladakh and is spectacular to watch. From there one can see the nice spectacular view of Leh town.
Overnight stay at hotel in Leh.

a large silver lamp burning in front of the statue.
Then we visit Thiksey gompa an impressive complex rising tier upon tier on a hill above the village. The monastery has a beautiful 30 m high gold-plated statue of Maitreya Buddha, the Buddha of the future. Drive further to visit the famous Hemis gompa founded in 1630's by stag-tsang-ras-pa under the royal patronage of Sengge Namgyal.

Hemis is one of the largest and richest gompa of Ladakh. The two-day festival of monastic dance in june-july has raised the reputation of Hemis particularly high. the festival is dedicated to guru Padmasambhava, popularly known as second Buddha and responsible for spreading Buddhism in the Tibetan world.

Stok palace; which is currently a museum was built in 1840 to house the Ladakhi royal family after the Dogra army had exiled them.
Later in the evening we drive back overnight stay at hotel in Leh.

was founded in the 12th century although the present construction dates back to the 18th century as the original one was destroyed by fire. in its courtyard is a yellow-colored 3 storey high mammoth statue of the lord Buddha, which was constructed by a resident monk. The top floor has an impressive museum containing old tangk has and weapons used many centuries back.

Basgo, the seat of power of a branch of the Namgyal family. It is here in 1680 a.d. that invading Mongol and Tibetan armies were held in check over a three year long seige. Original 16th century murals and other arts of Basgo are well worth a visit.

Then we drive and cross the river Indus and reach Alchi, Ladakh’s most loved monastery. Over a century old, its wall paintings are very similar to those of the tabo gompa in Spiti, himachal Pradesh. Unlike other monasteries, which are usually on a cliff top or cling to a mountainside, Alchi is at ground level and is nestled in the shade of a garden.
Overnight stay at camp.

After breakfast start early morning drive to Lamayuru, and Dha hanu Lamayuru lower Ladakh its also called as sham. Lamayuru gompa: the oldest holy site in Ladakh, it was a bon shrine prior to the advent of Buddhism. Also known as young Drung (swastika) it is sited on a high promontory overlooking

where lamas used to meditate for years cutting themselves from the rest of the world except for a one feet square outlet window from where they accept the one time meal of the day. After Rizong visit we drive back to Leh and check in.
Overnight stay at hotel in Leh.

Complete day at leisure for own activities and last day shopping Transport provided on extra cost ( optional).
Overnight stay at the hotel.

Departure Transfer to Leh Airport.