Julley!! First of all, Ladakh is an amazing place, a real heaven on earth! A must go for every Indian especially who run to places like Switzerland and all. We have Ladakh in India and its worth boasting.Stanzin arranged our trip to Pangong tso, Rafting in river Zansakr near Nimmo and last but not the least Stok-Kangri expedition. If you guys are looking for adventure than i must say this is mother of all adventures. WL planned it beautifully, and i must say i never missed home in these 4 days of trek n expedition be it food or company of the crew. The owner Stanzin is a wonderful and friendly person, committed to serve you to your entire satisfaction. I truly felt they work for passion and not for money. I am looking forward nest summers too for such trip and also will surely go for another amazing trek with help of these amazing people. It is my most unforgettable tour. Thukche chhu (Thank You)!!

Hi Stanzin, I am so happy that you sent me an e-mail because that gives me the opportunity to try to thank you for the wonderful time you showed me in Ladakh. Really enjoyed travelling with you for your happy personality, smile, and sense of humor made for great times (you also taught me a great deal). Have a couple of photographs of you, and everytime I look at them I smile and wish that we were doing something exciting together.

We are a couple of 62 and 68 and rather fit. We met Stanzin as a guide in 2008. As we liked him and were so pleased at his competence we asked him to be our private guide in 2009. So we were back in Ladakh this year. Meanwhile Stanzin had his own travel agency, active, interested, friendly and helpful young man. They organized two long, unforgettable trekking tours and two jeeptours to Nubra Valley and Tsomiriri. Every day really was a special event and individually planned for us. They took us to beautiful mountain ranges-4000m–5600m altitude-with breathtaking sights, over passes and always found a wonderful campsite. Whenever the height was a problem or we had new ideas concerning our trip they were flexible and found something special for us.We were accompanied by the guide, a horseman and a helper and 5 horses who carried all the luggage, the camping equipment, the food, barley for the animals… . The kitchen tent was a snug place for all of us when it was cold or windy as well as the sleeping tent for the crew. Our guides were hobby cooks. With their own recipes they supported our friendly and engaged cook ( a Tibetan refugee). That way the Ladakhi/ Tibetan/Indian meals were better than those of a 4-star- restaurant. Of course there was buttertea, soup, fresh vegetarian dishes with rice and bread, fruits and dessert and very special snacks in the afternoon, sometimes even homemade cake. Stanzin spent about 15 years of their childhood in monestaries. So English is his second mother tongue and they are very well educated. He could tell us not only lots of details about Buddhism, religion and art, but explain us the flowers, animals and geology. They know the history and could answer questions to politics and environment problems. On our trips we met nomades and native people in remote villages. We learned about their way of living. We slept in a private house and enjoyed traditional freshly prepared, delicious dishes. We always felt heartily welcomed by these friendly Ladakhi. Although we developped a wonderful relation with Stanzin, a certain private sphere was given to us by this sensible young man. In the end we were invited for dinner in Stanzin’s house. We could help his mother to prepare the delicious momos. And there was our favourite pudding for dessert. Now we dream of our next tour with our friends, maybe in 2010.Thanks a lot, Stanzin!