Pottery workshop at Likir
The process of procuring a pot is simple yet sophisticated, sustainably designed and collects all its credit from nature.The potter was a 15 year old boy when he started the practice of pottery. He has been doing it for 45 years now. His story dives into the time of King Gyalpo Namgyal, when each village in Ladakh was sanctioned with a different responsibility. The people of Likir were bestowed with pottery as their task and thus, natural progression lead to years of a practice that developed into a passionate expression of traditional art.

a)    Led by Ajang tsepal and his son Rigzin le. The last traditional potters of Ladakh

b)    Watch the entire pottery process from making the clay to firing

c)    Learn from the eons of knowledge that had migrated from across the borders

Local home cooked lunch will be served by the potters family

Visit Likir village & Likir Monastery

a)    Take a tour of the picturesque village of Likir

b)    Visit one of the oldest and important monasteries of Ladakh, the Likir Gompa with a professional guide

Dinner at Tsas by Dolkhar

Overnight Dolkhar 

Note: Dinner will be on Ala carte basis