



The luxury tents will exceed your wildest dreams as they transport you back to the days of the British Raj, and the beautiful structures contrast perfectly with the wild and rugged scenery that surrounds. When you're not busy exploring (more on that below), try your hand at archery and croquet in the camp grounds, or explore the peaceful waterways that have carved their paths nearby. In the evenings, swap stories of the day's adventures in the dining tent or over a warming outdoor fire.
There are 14 opulent tents to choose from, each as exquisite as the next, and with all expected modern touches, like air-conditioning and ensuite bathrooms with hot showers, running water and beautiful toiletries. Beds are dressed in crisp linens and big enough for an entire herd of yak, and there's even a pillow menu for added bedtime bliss. Outside, a delightful private veranda offers striking views of the Stok Mountains and your private butler will happily see to a G&T or a warming cup of chai when the need arises.
There's no shortage of things to do here and the camp is always more than happy to arrange trips and special outings. Live like the Indian royals of old and watch a game of polo, that most regal of sports; raft along the Indus river; take a picnic in the pretty camp gardens, or even visit one of many picturesque monasteries. You'll appreciate the relaxing calm of camp after your busy days!
A Himalayan Shangri-La of Buddhist spirituality, mountain remoteness and adrenalin-filled activities