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6 Days 5 Nights
Specific Tour
40 people
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This adventure takes you to the heart of Ladakh, a land of high passes, pristine lakes, ancient monasteries, and breathtaking valleys.
The journey begins in Leh, a vibrant town surrounded by snow-capped peaks, where you acclimatize to the high altitude while exploring iconic landmarks like Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace, and Magnetic Hill. Experience the spiritual and cultural essence of Ladakh with visits to Hemis, Thiksey, and Diskit Monasteries, known for their rich Buddhist heritage.
Drive through some of the highest motorable roads in the world, including the famous Khardung La Pass (18,380 ft), leading to the stunning Nubra Valley, home to the surreal Hunder Sand Dunes and double-humped Bactrian camels. Explore the mesmerizing Pangong Lake, where the changing shades of blue will leave you spellbound, and spend a night by its serene shores.
This tour is perfect for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and photography enthusiasts, offering an incredible mix of thrill, tranquility, and cultural immersion. Whether it’s the awe-inspiring landscapes, high-altitude monasteries, or the warm hospitality of the Ladakhi people, this Leh Ladakh tour promises an experience of a lifetime!
IMPORTANT NOTES:-
TRAVEL DOCUMENTS:-
Documents needed are mentioned below in accordance with the age. At Hotels Manager or receptionist may ask for these documents.
PAYMENT POLICY:-
CHILD POLICY:-
Children below 5 years are complementary in their parent’s room without an extra bed &. Volvo ticket (Milk/Food for infants or children above 5 years is chargeable and direct payment in the hotel)
NOTE:-
This trip is completely customizable.
The given price is the base price for a single person. Your package price can vary according to the customized package plan for you.
Arrive at Kushok Bakula Airport – Leh, situated at 3500m altitude, met by our representative at the airport, and transfer to your hotel in Leh town which is only at 5 to 7 km. On arrival at the hotel enjoy your welcome drink and then proceed to check in to your rooms and take full-day at rest to acclimatize yourself completely to the high altitudes of Ladakh which is a must. Dinner & night stay in hotel.
The Sham valley is also called the Apricot valley as the valley houses Apricots farms which are grown in large quantities in these villages. The Valley is the home to some of the remote villages of Leh. The tour can be considered on the second day as It is at a lower altitude and hence will help you to acclimatize your body before you go to Nubra Valley to Pangong Tso Lake. The Sham Valley full consume a full day and has the places to visit in the following order starting from Leh. · Spituk Monastery · Sangam – Confluence of Indus and Zanskar river · Magnetic Hill · Gurdwara Pathar Sahib · Hall of Fame Return to Leh and overnight rest at the hotel.
The day is to explore the northeastern part of Leh – the Nubra Valley. It is located at about 150 km and has an altitude of about 10000 ft. To visit the Nubra valley one must cross the world's highest motorable road – the Khardung La Pass and one can expect the valley in about 6-7Hrs of time. · Khardung La Pass · Diskit Monastery · Sand Dunes Check in to your camps and enjoy a pleasant dinner & overnight stay.
Early morning full day excursion & is the shorter of the two direct routes from Nubra valley to Pangong Tso. You will start the journey by crossing Panamik and take a deviation at the Khalar. Although the route done have much to see but one will not be disappointed as the landscape is as amazing any wallpaper you would have imagined. The Pangong Tso Lake means a “High Grassland Lake” located in the Changthang region of Ladakh. The lake is situated at an altitude of 14,270 ft (4,350m). It is the highest salt-water lake in the world and the view, so the lakes are amazing. It is believed the lake changes its color 4 – 5 times a day. One can visit Shooting Point (3 Idiots movie shoot) and View point (panoramic view of the lake) of the lake for some selfies before you check in at the camps for your overnight stay.
Wake up early in the morning to witness the mesmerizing beauty of Pangong Lake under the fresh morning rays. Post breakfast set off for a drive back to Leh. You will reach Leh by the afternoon; you can spend the rest of the time in the local markets of the city. Enroute, the following are the places of interest. · 3 Idiot School · Shey Monastery · Thiksey Monastery Dinner and night stay in Leh.
The morning is free after breakfast to get acclimatize to Leh altitude. Evening around 4:30 pm visit Shanti Stupa, Leh palace, and the local Market which offers the best things to buy from Leh town. Dinner and overnight in hotel. · Shanthi Stupa · Leh Palace · Leh Market Dinner and night stay in Leh.
Early morning transfers to Kushok Bakula Airport, Leh for your onward destination.
The ideal time to visit Leh Ladakh is from May to September when the weather is pleasant, and the roads are open for travel. During winter (October to April), extreme cold and heavy snowfall may restrict access to some areas.
Due to Ladakh’s cold climate, even in summer, it’s essential to pack:
Since Leh is situated at 11,500 feet (3,500 meters) above sea level, travelers may experience mild altitude sickness. It is recommended to acclimatize on the first day, stay hydrated, and avoid alcohol and strenuous activities initially.
Ladakh offers a range of accommodations, from luxury hotels and boutique homestays in Leh to basic guesthouses and tented camps in remote areas like Pangong and Nubra Valley.
Mobile connectivity is limited in Ladakh. Only postpaid connections from BSNL, Airtel, and Jio work in Leh. Internet services are available in Leh town but may be slow or unavailable in remote areas like Nubra, Pangong, and Tso Moriri.
You can find a mix of Ladakhi, Tibetan, North Indian, and Continental cuisines. Popular dishes include Thukpa (noodle soup), Momos, Skyu (Ladakhi pasta), and Butter Tea. However, food options in remote locations may be limited.
ATMs are available in Leh town, but cash withdrawal facilities are limited in remote areas. It’s advisable to carry sufficient cash. Fuel stations are available in Leh, Karu, and Diskit (Nubra Valley), so it’s best to refuel before heading to remote locations.
Leh has hospitals and pharmacies, but medical facilities in remote areas are limited. Travelers should carry personal medication, altitude sickness tablets, and a basic first-aid kit.
Ladakh is a paradise for adventure lovers, offering activities like trekking, river rafting, camel safaris in Nubra, mountain biking, and camping by Pangong Lake.
Yes, Ladakh is one of the safest travel destinations in India. The locals are hospitable, and the crime rate is very low. However, solo travelers should plan well, and families with young children should be cautious about altitude sickness.
