Camp Scraggy Mountain

Ladakh, with altitude, seldom lower than 3000 meters has a reputation amongst the travellers as the world's 'Last Shangri la'. The geography of Ladakh is best described as that of a high altitude desert. Bound by two of the highest mountain ranges in the world; the Himalayas and the Karakorams, it seldom sees any rainfall.

Camp Scraggy Mountain is set in the backdrop of the confluence of the mighty Indus and Zanskar rivers and is the perfect base for a thrilling outdoor holiday in Ladakh. A verbal description of the landscape would hardly do justice to its awe-inspiring character. Ladakh is known for its barley fields and poplar trees that grow in the depths of the valley amidst the barren mountain ridges and the towering snow-clad peaks.

Apart from Rafting on the Indus the options available to the outdoor enthusiast are many. These include Trekking, Hiking, climbing, jeep safari's and culture trips.

The ethos of the people here is steeped in Buddhism that can be seen in all walks of life. The land has many famous monasteries to boast of like Lamayuru, Karsha and Thiksey to name a few. What catches the visitors attention here are the countless prayer wheels and millions of flags, fluttering in the thin air symbolizing the spirit and zest for life of the people of this land.

Welcome to the land of "Jhulay". Say the magical word with a smile and all doors open!

Location

The camp is located at Nimu, 36 Km from Leh at the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers.

Facilities

Accommodation
The camp provides comfortable accommodation in Swiss alpine tents. Each tent has 2 cots with comfortable bedding and clean Linen, a table and a Lantern.

Food
We have a full-fledged kitchen that provides you with hot multi-cuisine (including local ladakhi specialties) meals apart from all the cups of tea / coffee you might want.

Sanitation
The bathrooms have running water and the toilets have running water. The commodes are commodious and as convenient as being at home. For privacy the designated sanitation facilities for men and women are in separate enclosures.