Following the Great Migration
A private camp that moves with the herds, a guide who reads the plains like a book, and sundowners with no one else in sight.
Expeditions in Ladakh
High above the Indus, where prayer flags outnumber people, we open doors that stay closed to most visitors, and then leave you to the silence.
Heritage camps above the Indus, butter-lamp evenings with resident monks, and a sky so clear the stars feel close.
Days 1–2
Met on arrival and driven to a restored heritage house. Two slow days to let the altitude settle, with a physician on call throughout.
Days 3–4
Thiksey at dawn prayers, Hemis in the quiet afternoon hours and lunch in a monastery courtyard, arranged by our partners in Leh.
Days 5–6
Across Khardung La, one of the highest motorable passes in the world, to a luxury camp among the dunes of the Nubra Valley.
Day 7
A private astronomer, a telescope on the sand and dinner by lantern light.
Day 8
A last breakfast in the apricot garden, a gentle drive back to Leh and a private transfer to your flight.
A restored family home with a garden of apricot trees and only eight rooms.
Canvas suites with real beds, private terraces and the whole sky above.
A private camp that moves with the herds, a guide who reads the plains like a book, and sundowners with no one else in sight.
Glacier walks at first light, a lodge facing the granite towers, and long lunches by the fire on a working estancia.
Temple gardens before the gates open, a ryokan of a handful of rooms, and kaiseki by a chef who rarely cooks for guests.
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