Hemis Tse Chu Lamayuru,Lamayuru Gompa India

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Hemis Tse Chu Lamayuru :

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Detail Tour Itinerary :

Day 1 :

Destinations Covered Arrive Delhi

Day 2 :

Destinations Covered From Delhi
Early morning flight Delhi to Leh, transfer to hotel and rest.

Day 3 :

Destinations Covered At Leh
Morning sightseeing - Shanti Stupa, Sangkar and Tsemo Gompas; lunch at hotel, afternoon rest.

Day 4 :

Destinations Covered At Leh
Going to Hemis gompa, with stops to see Matho, Stakna and Takhtok monasteries

Day 5 :

Destinations Covered Hemis Tse-chu

Day 6 :

Destinations Covered Hemis Tse-chu and short hike and sightseeing around Hemis

Day 7 :

Destinations Covered At Leh
Return to Leh by jeep, on the way visit Chemde, Thikse and Shey monasteries .

Day 8 :

Destinations Covered At Leh
Full day of rest in Leh.

Day 9 :

Destinations Covered Lamayuru
Going to Lamayuru gompa, on the way see Likir and Alchi monasteries; night in Uletokpo Camp

Day 10 :

Destinations Covered Lamayuru
Morning to visit Ridzong Gompa, afternoon arrive at Lamayuru

Day 11 :

Destinations Covered Lamayuru Kab-gyat

Day 12 :

Destinations Covered Lamayuru Kab-gyat

Day 13 :

Destinations Covered At Leh
Return to Leh, on the way stop to visit Bazgo and Phyang monasteries .

Day 14 :

Destinations Covered At Leh
Full day of rest in Leh or sightseeing on your own .

Day 15 :

Destinations Covered From Leh
Return flight to Delhi; depart India Thikse Gu-stor Highlights The Gu-stor tradition begins with a ceremony in which liquid offering is presented to invite the gods of the four quarters to witness the sacred dances and protect all living beings from the evil spirits. The resident lamas of the Thikse monastery, wearing masks of various divinities, which include the guardians of law or 'Dharmapalas', and patron divinities of the Geluk-pa monastic order, in closing of the 2-day festival ritually dismember with the help of ritual weapons a 'sacrificial figure' molded from dough is in a ceremony called Dao-Tulva ' that symbolizes the banishment of the enemies of the religion also referred to as the 'killing of the enemy.'

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