Ladakh

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Ladakh

Leh · Nubra Valley · Pangong Lake

Ladakh6N / 7DBest: June – SeptemberFrom ₹27,250/person

Why Ladakh

The Land of High Passes — rugged moonscapes, turquoise glacial lakes, ancient monasteries, and the world's highest motorable roads. Ladakh is unlike anywhere on earth.

What You'll Experience

The journey, in brief.

  • 01Pangong Tso Lake — the famous '3 Idiots' lake
  • 02Khardung La Pass — world's highest motorable road
  • 03Nubra Valley double-humped camel safari at Hunder
  • 04Turtuk village & K2 viewpoint
  • 05Hemis & Thiksey Monasteries
  • 06Magnetic Hill & Sangam (Indus-Zanskar confluence)
  • 07Shanti Stupa at sunset

Day By Day

Your 7-day rhythm.

Day 1

Arrival in Leh — Acclimatization Day

Arrive in Leh (altitude: 3,500m). Rest is essential. In the evening explore the local market, Shanti Stupa, and Leh Palace at a gentle pace.

  • Airport pickup & hotel check-in
  • Acclimatization rest
  • Shanti Stupa sunset view
  • Leh Palace & Leh Market evening walk
Day 2

Leh Local Sightseeing

Explore Leh's unique cultural landmarks — the confluence of rivers, an anti-gravity hill, and Sikh & Buddhist heritage sites.

  • Sangam (Indus-Zanskar river confluence)
  • Magnetic Hill
  • Gurudwara Pathar Sahib
  • Spituk Monastery
  • Hall of Fame (war museum)
Day 3

Leh → Nubra Valley via Khardung La

Cross the world's highest motorable road (5,359m) to reach the surreal Nubra Valley, a high-altitude cold desert.

  • Khardung La Pass photo stop
  • Drive through Nubra Valley
  • Hunder Sand Dunes
  • Double-humped Bactrian camel safari (optional)
Day 4

Nubra Valley — Turtuk & K2 Viewpoint

Drive to Turtuk, one of India's northernmost villages — only opened to tourists in 2010. On clear days, the K2 peak is visible.

  • Turtuk village walk
  • K2 view point
  • Thang (Zero Point — India's northernmost accessible point)
  • Return to Nubra
Day 5

Nubra Valley → Pangong Lake via Shyok Route

A dramatic drive through the Shyok River valley leads to the famous Pangong Tso — the lake that spans India and China.

  • Shyok River valley drive
  • Pangong Tso lake arrival
  • Lake-side camping/stay
  • Sunset at Pangong
Day 6

Pangong Lake → Leh via Changla Pass

Cross Changla Pass (5,360m) on the return. Visit celebrated monasteries en route.

  • Changla Pass photo stop
  • Hemis Monastery (largest in Ladakh)
  • Thiksey Monastery (11-storey)
  • Rancho School from '3 Idiots'
  • Return to Leh
Day 7

Leh Departure

Early morning transfer to Leh Airport for your onward journey.

  • Hotel checkout
  • Airport transfer
  • Departure

A Word From Us

Every Ladakh itinerary is shaped by hand around your dates, pace and people. The version above is a starting point — never the finished thing.

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