Grand Traverse Of The Indian Himalaya Trekking Holiday

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‘TGI Traverse of Indian Himalaya’ – Album by gbishop1

August 2012

Tso Moriri from the South viewed from a ridge (climb up strictly optional)

‘TGI Ladakh’ – Album by billbain

‘TGI - Grand Traverse of the Indian Himalaya’ – Album by thesilvertops

Photographs taken on our excellent trek from Rumtse to Kibber (TGI) in August/September 2010.

Typical Ladakh landscape with snow-capped mountains in the background.

Campsite at Kyangdam at the southern end of Tso Moriri.

Heading to the Parang La northern base camp with the Parang La glacier in the distance.

Another river crossing - Valerie Parkinson leads the way.

A group of trekkers make their way up the Parang la Glacier.

Group photo on the Parang La (5580m - 18,310ft)

A short rest stop on the last day allows trekkers to enjoy the landscape of Spiti.

Trekkers head into the Paralunghi gorge on the last day.

Heading down into the Paralunghi gorge on the last day.

The pug mark of a snow leopard - the nearest we got to one!

Magnificent scenery on the drive to Manali.

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Average Review Rating:
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A really great trip: hard but not ridiculously so. Very different mountain scenery to Nepal and warmer! Go for it!

Emma Riddle
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This was an excellent trip to the middle of nowhere in India. Walking South across the spine of the himalayan…

Gavin Bishop
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For me the trip was a wonderful first experience of the Himalaya, well deserving of its Tough grading. The remote…

Andrew Smith
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