Best of Ladakh Tour - 7 Nights / 8 Days

4N Leh 1N Uleytokpo 1N Pangong Lake camp 1N Nubra

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Overview

Begin your Ladakh journey in Leh, the bustling hub of the region, where you’ll soak in spiritual calm at Shanti Stupa, shop at vibrant local markets, and visit landmarks like the Hall of Fame and Magnetic Hill. This sets the tone for an experience filled with both culture and adventure.

Next, venture deeper into Ladakh with visits to Uleytokpo and the ancient Lamayuru Monastery, marvel at the lunar Moonland escapes, and drive across the dramatic Changla pass to reach the breathtaking Pangong Lake, known for its turquoise waters. This promises unforgettable vistas and serene evenings by the shore.

The adventure continues in Nubra Valley via Khardungla pass, the highest motorable toad in the world. Witness the unique double humped camel and the authentic Turtuk Balti culture.

This tour is well-rounded and ensures that you gain a deep understanding of the natural, cultural, social, and spiritual heart of Ladakh before departing from here.

Itinerary

This tour package covers Leh, Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, Uleyetokpo, Lanyuru, and more. It blends monasteries, high altitude passes, lakes, and authentic Himalayan culture for a holistic experience.

Day 1: Arrival in Leh−

Upon your arrival in Leh, one of our representatives will meet you for a quick check-in at the hotel. Rest for a while, and later in the evening, visit Shanti Stupa in Leh, famous for its massive statue of Lord Buddha. You can also explore the bustling Leh local market for souvenirs.

Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 2: Leh – Uleytokpo+

Post breakfast, proceed for sightseeing on the Leh – Srinagar Highway, a scenic stretch known for road trips in Ladakh. Visit the Hall of Fame Museum, a tribute to the Indian Army, and also proceed to visit Kali Mata Temple & Gurudwara Patthar Sahib.

Experience the fascinating effects of Magnetic Hill, which seemingly defies gravity. Witness the confluence of the holy Indus and Zanskar Rivers, one of Ladakh's most Instagram-worthy spots. Visit Alchi Monastery, Likir, and Basgo.

Check in at the camp and stay overnight in Uleytokpo.

Day 3: Uleytokpo – Leh+

After breakfast, start to visit the Lemayuru Monastery, the oldest in Ladakh. Spend time capturing moments in the Moon landscape, where the terrain resembles the moon’s surface , a must-see in Ladakh road trip packages.

Return to Leh for an overnight stay.

Day 4: Leh - Pangong Lake+

After having your early breakfast, get ready to explore sightseeing places like Shey Palace and Thiksey Monastery, and then head to Pangong Lake via Changla Pass (17,586 feet), the third-highest motorable pass in the world. Pangong Tso Lake is a pristine saltwater lake in Ladakh, stretching up to 120 km and shared by India and China. Reach Pangong and enjoy the outing along the serene lake banks.

Overnight stay at Pangong Lake camp.

Day 5: Pangong Lake - Leh+

After breakfast, travel back to Leh. On the way, take a short break at Changla Pass to taste a cup of hot steaming tea. Explore the Hemis Monastery, one of the most famous and largest Buddhist monasteries in India.

Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 6: Leh - Nubra Valley+

After breakfast, travel to Nubra Valley via the legendary Khardungla Pass, famed as the world’s highest motorable road. Explore the Diskit Monastery and observe the giant Maitreya Buddha statue. Later, explore Hunder Sand Dunes, where you can spot the rare Bactrian camels.

Overnight stay in Nubra Valley.

Day 7: Nubra Valley (Local Sightseeing) and back - Leh+

After breakfast, visit Diskit & Hunder Villages and the surrounding monasteries in Nubra Valley. Experience the culture and lifestyle of Northernmost India. Drive back to Leh via Khardungla Pass.

Overnight Stay in Leh.

Day 8: Departure from Leh+

Post breakfast, check out from the hotel. Based on your departure schedule, you will be assisted to board your flight from Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport. The tour ends with unforgettable memories of your Leh Ladakh adventure.

FAQs on Best of Ladakh Tour

What is the best time to visit Ladakh?

The best time to visit is May to September, when the roads are open and the weather is relatively warmer for sightseeing.

Do I need a permit to travel to Ladakh?

Yes, Indian citizens need an Inner Line Permit for Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and other restricted areas. Foreign nationals require a Protected Area Permit.

How high is Ladakh, and will I face altitude sickness?

Leh is located at around 11,500 feet. Some travelers may experience mild symptoms of altitude sickness, but acclimatization typically helps within a day.