Ladakh Road Trip
Overview
Leh Ladakh is one of the most attractive union territories of India and also the most stunning tourist destination. The city of Leh is a favorite destination of tourists because of its stunning monasteries, attractive tourist places, and splendid markets. Leh is among the best place to visit in India for its beautiful snowfall, rough terrains, and several adventure activities. If you are planning or ready for a Ladakh road trip Leh to Leh, then certainly read this article where we are going to offer you a package detail of the Ladakh road trip Leh to Leh.
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Location Of Trip: Leh, Ladakh Starting & End Points: Leh Duration: 5 nights/6 days Total Distance Covered: Approximately 672 km Max Altitude: 17,582 feet above sea level Trip Package: INR 14,999/- Per person (Excluding 5% GST) Today traveling is a way of our lifestyle. Thus, every person who loves traveling wishes to get an extraordinary experience while traveling. In case you're someone who's also searching for an out-of-the-world and breathtaking traveling experience then Leh Ladakh is the answer. This place is perfect for every traveler. So, here are the places you should go to while in Leh. Nubra Valley Nubra means "Valley of Flowers". This valley is also called the "Garden of Ladakh". The valley is decorated with "pink" and "yellow wild rose". Located at a distance of 150 km from Leh, Nubra Valley is very attractive and beautiful. According to historians, its history dates back to the seventh century BC. In history, this valley was invaded by the Chinese and Mongolia. The Diskit Monastery is located in the Nubra Valley. It is on the hills above the Diskit village, which is even called "Future Buddha". It's an almost 350 years old monastery. Here you will see a 106 ft high Maitreya Buddha statue. This monastery is believed to be among the largest and oldest monasteries in Nubra Valley. Nimmu valley marks the confluence of the Indus & Zanskar Rivers. Here Indus River drains Ladakh's deserted and dry terrains and serves as the lifeline. On the other hand, the Zanskar river is a branch of the Indus as well as merges in the north-eastern path. It is a great view that you should witness. It's a well-known lake situated near Leh-Ladakh in the Himalayas also known as Pangong Tso. This lake is 12km long as well as it extends from India to Tibet it is also among the major tourist destinations in Leh. Its altitude is around 14,271 feet, because of which its temperature generally ranges from -5 °C-10 °C. This place completely freezes during winter. The Magnetic Hill is also known as Gravity Hill. Here you'll see vehicles moving automatically towards the hill because of the gravitational force. Its altitude is approximately 14,000 ft above sea level as well as 30km from Leh city. The Hall of Fame in Leh is a museum built by the Indian Army. It's constructed in memory of the Indian soldiers who martyred defending in the Indo-Pak wars. This museum is situated on the Leh-Kargil Road. It's the symbol of the remarkable sacrifices made by soldiers to provide the security and safety of our country. Gurdwara Pathar Sahib is situated at a distance of about 20 km from Leh. This beautiful Gurdwara Sahib was built in the memory of Guru Nanak in 1517. As its name suggests, this pilgrimage site of Leh is an immovable rock that is considered to be the negative image of Guru Nanak. It is considered auspicious to visit the famous Gurudwara Sahib here before embarking on the difficult road ahead. It's a white-domed stupa of the Buddhists that's a significant religious spot in Leh. Shanti Stupa is believed to be a significant tourist destination in Leh. Its altitude is 4,267 m above sea level as well as 5 km by road. It's also called the gateway to the Shyok and Nubra valleys. Khardung La Pass is also known as Khadjong La. It's a very significant strategic pass situated in the Siachen Glacier. This is considered the world's highest motorable pass (altitude 5,602 m). Nubra Valley holds many surprises. One such wonder awaits you in Nubra Valley at the Hunder Sand Dunes. Normally, people think of one-humped camels & brown sand as soon as the word desert comes to their mind, however, a different concept awaits you there. Who does not know about the "3 Idiots" movie? Everyone knows! So you can also visit the Rancho school. Here are the best times of the years when you can visit Leh to enjoy the natural beauty of this place. April is the month when the tourist season begins in Leh. From the end of April, the ice of Lake Tso Moriri and Penong Tso starts melting and tourists start coming here. The Srinagar-Leh highway opens in the first week of May. Due to this, the movement of tourists increases further. However, the Khardung-La and Chang-La pass remain closed during this period due to the ice sheet. The maximum temperature during this period remains between 25°C and a minimum of 5°C to 7°C. The Manali-Leh Highway also opens from the first week of June. During this, a wall of ice is formed on both sides of the highway, which is a very beautiful sight. Even at this time, the maximum temperature remains in the range of 25 °C and the minimum is 5°C to 7°C. The remaining snow also starts melting in mid-June which is a suitable time to visit. The Saka Dawa, Yuru Kobagyat, and Hemis festivals take place in June. This time is the monsoon time in Leh, during which the rivers flow in their full flow. Landslides are common in this season, which makes walking in this season a bit risky. The peak season in Leh is till August. In September, you will find hotels on low rent. The temperature during this time ranges between 21 °C and a minimum of 5 °C. There is also snowfall in September. So, this is another great time for Ladakh Road Trip Leh To Leh.Detail Of Ladakh road trip Leh to Leh
Places To Visit In Leh
Diskit Monastery
Confluence of Indus & Zanskar Rivers
Pangong Lake
Magnetic Hill
Hall of Fame
Gurudwara Pathar Sahib
Shanti Stupa
Hunder Sand Dune
Rancho School From "3 Idiot" Movie
Best Time To Visit Leh
April to Mid-May
Mid-May to July
August to Mid-September
ITINERARY
- In the morning you'll arrive at Leh Airport.
- You'll be then picked up from the Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport.
- Check-in at the hotel (which is situated at an altitude of 11,482 ft)
- You are free for the rest of the day for acclimatization.
- In the evening, visit the Leh Market as well as eyewitness the Sunset from Shanti Stupa or you can see the Leh Gumpha there
- You'll then spend the night in the hotel at Leh.
- Freshen up and have breakfast at 8 am
- After breakfast, we will go sightseeing
- On the second day, we will visit the Confluence of the Indus & Zanskar River, War
- Memorial, Magnetic Hills, Pathar Sahib Gurudwara, Hall of fame, Shanti Stupa, & Spituk Gumpha
- After visiting these places, we will get back to the hotel and take a rest, have your dinner, and accommodation in the hotel
- After breakfast at 6-7 am we'll start our journey to Nubra Valley via Khardungla La (maximum altitude 17,582).
- Khardungla La is the highest motorable road in this world
- By afternoon we will explore Nubra, Diskit, and the camp of Hunder Village as well as enjoy
- Camel safari (if you want) at the Sand Dunes between Hunder and Diskit.
- You will stay in the Swiss Camp at night in the Nubra valley.
- After breakfast at 6 am, we will head for Pangong Lake which is situated at an altitude of 14,271 ft)
- After leaving the Hunder village, we will visit the Diskit Monastery first and then Pangong Lake
- It is another breathtaking sight to see in Leh.
- Pangong Lake is so serene and incredibly beautiful that you wouldn't want to leave the place.
- Overnight stay in the Swiss Camps at the bank of the Pangong Lake
- You'll be enjoying the sunrise from Pangong lake
- Then after breakfast at around 6-7 am, we will be moving back to Leh
- While returning, we will visit the Thiksay Monastery first and then we will visit the famous
- Rancho School from the movie named "3 Idiots"
- Once we return to Leh you either can take a rest or you can visit the local market (wish is yours)
- Spend the night at the hotel in Leh
- Get freshen up and have breakfast at 8 am
- After breakfast, we will drop you off at the Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport
- This is the last day of the trip
Inclusion
- Pick up & drop off from and to the Airport
- We will provide breakfast & dinner from day 1-day 6 (1st day's dinner and last day's breakfast only)
- Professional driver & trip guide
- Basic first aid kit
- Permit's fees
- Hotel & swiss tent accommodations on a double or triple sharing basis
Exclusion
- Transport for reaching Leh from your hometown and/or return
- Any transportation during the trip which is not included
- Any expenditures for medical therapy of accident or injury during, before, or after this tour.
- Food that is bought by people at local shops on or during the trip
- Any travel costs for early return or accommodation beside the itinerary.
- Cost arising because of unforeseen events such as roadblocks, bad weather, medical evacuation, and so many more.
Tour Amenities
Trip Policy
- Booking can be done by online-bank transfer and UPI in company’s account.
- Booking amount is 30% of total trek fee.
- 30 Days or more before date of departure: 30% of total cost.
- 20 days before date of departure: 100% of total cost.
Before departure from starting point(as mentioned in our tour package), if a trip is called off from our side due to a natural calamity/unforeseen circumstances (like rains, snowfall, earthquake, landslides, strike etc.), full paid amount will be refunded.
In case you wish to cancel your trip, kindly send us an email info@detouradventures.com
Cancellation charges per person
- Cancel before 30 days of trek start date and get refund after deduction of 5% on booking amount
- Cancel before 20 days of trek start date and get refund after deduction of 15% of total trek fee.
- Cancel before 10 days of trek start date and get refund after deduction of 40% of total trek fee.
- Trek fee is non-refundable if you cancel within 9 days before trek start date.
- Trek fee is non-refundable if a trek is called off due to a natural calamity after departure from the starting point.