LEH LADAKH TOUR PACKAGES:

 

If you want to have a great Ladakh trip, Kashmir Travels comes with an array of Ladakh Tour Packages. Kashmir Travels has the most comprehensive selection of customised Ladakh tours to suit every type of client. Choose from over 40 Ladakh Tour packages with incredible offers and discounts. Whatever your travel style, whether you are a solitary traveller or prefer to travel with a group of friends, we all have a list of must-see sites in our lives, and Ladakh is one of them! Ladakh has a lot to offer travellers, from bike rides and trekking to camping and mountaineering.

 

Ladakh, which means "country of high passes," is popular for its captivating natural beauty and is hence one of the greatest tourist destinations in India. Ladakh, located in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, is known for its breath taking landscape and distinct culture. It is bounded on one side by the Great Himalayas and on the other by the Karakoram range. Ladakh is reminiscent of a Martian landscape. With its towering mountains, old Tibetan monasteries, glistening lakes, friendly natives, and rare animals, Ladakh remains at the top of many tourists' and  adventurers' bucket lists.

 

The pleasure of riding a bike across high-altitude mountains, the wonder of viewing breath taking lakes like Pangong, the panoramic views from monasteries located on a hill, and the flavour of native cuisine do not fade quickly after a vacation in Ladakh. It's a popular getaway for nature enthusiasts, explorers, honeymooners, and families. Buddhist monasteries have been snuggled in the lap of the towering Himalayas for thousands of years and are an important cultural hub where religious festivals are organised and insights of the region's rich heritage are offered.

 

A variety of adrenaline-pumping activities are available here, making the Ladakh vacation unforgettable. Ladakh is a haven for nature lovers and thrill seekers alike. Ladakh is unlike any other region on the planet. The splendour of the location cannot be described in words. Ladakh, with its own characteristics of Indian, Tibetan, and Buddhist customs, is a destination worth seeing. Overwhelm yourself with the pristine splendour of glistening lakes, babbling rivers, proud mountains, spiritual lamas, and warm-hearted people with our Ladakh tour packages. Ladakh is a refuge for urban dwellers from the monotony of cosmopolitan life in the lap of nature.

 

 ACTIVITIES TO DO IN LADAKH:

 

Hemis National Park Tour

Spend some quiet time with your visiting this national park, which is known for its snow leopard sightings. Hemis Park is the only national park in north India, and it is home to a number of rare plants and animals.

 

Rafting on white water

Rafting on the Zanskar and Indus rivers is popular in Ladakh. River rafting in Ladakh is one of the region's most adventurous pastimes. The towering mountains, the chilly winds, the fresh aromas in the air, the serene rivers, and the sense of possibility that pervades the air all add to the unique white water rafting experience in Ladakh.

 

Trekking

The Chadar trek, which takes you along the frozen Zanskar river, is by far the greatest option for your Ladakh tour. There are also other trekking options including Markha valley trek, Nubra valley trek,Sham Valley Trek,Stok Kangri Climb and a lot of other options.

 

CAMEL SAFARI

The camel safari in the Nubra Valley is included in the top fun activities in Ladakh. The Huder dune safari is intriguing - far too delightful to pass up. Take the journey and make unforgettable memories on your Ladakh trip.

 

Visiting Magnetic Hill

Remember to stop by the Magnetic Hill during your Ladakh tour to witness the hill's inexplicable magnetic qualities.

 

Mountain Biking at Khardung La Pass:

Try mountain biking at Khardung La Pass, the country's highest motorable route. As you speed by the mountains on your heavy bike, you can see a slew of multicoloured prayer flags fluttering in the air.

 

ICE SKATING AT PANGONG TSO LAKE:

If you are visiting Ladakh during the winter months of December and January, go ice skating at Pangong Tso Lake. During the cold season, the lovely lake of Pangong Tso freezes and allows for skating.

 

Attending the numerous festivals of Ladakh:

Ladakh's annual festivals, which are celebrated with great zeal, are often held in the courtyards of Buddhist monasteries. Monks perform cham while dressed in colourful robes and sacred mask dances. The cham represents the triumph of good over evil as well as the purification of the psyche. Festivals are typically held to commemorate the birth anniversaries of religious luminaries (such as the Buddha, Padmasambhava, and others) and other significant days in the Buddhist calendar.

 

Some of the festivals include Ladakh Festival during the month of September, Sindhu Darshan and Yuru Kabgyat during the month of June; Losar during the month of December,Phyang Tsedup and Hemis Tsechu  during the month of July,Dosmoche and Yargon Tungshak during the month of February, Thiksey Gustor during the month of November, Matho Nagrang and Stok Guru Tsechu during the month of March, Karsha Gustor in January.

 

Stargazing at Lamayuru

If you want to sit amid the beautiful mountains and watch the stars twinkle, this is the place to be. Lamayuru, commonly known as Ladakh's Moonland, is a village on the Srinagar-Leh route. You may set up camp at Lamayuru and enjoy nature at its best. On a full moon night, the twinkly sky from this viewpoint is believed to be a stunning sight to see, something that doesn't happen every day.

 

 

Local Dishes to Try in Ladakh

 

Thukpa: Make sure your Ladakh tour package includes a visit at a local restaurant to experience the real flavour of thukpa. You'll love the flavour of the noodles and green vegetables simmered with bits of beef or chicken when they're served hot. It is the ideal approach to beat the cold weather.

 

Momos: Without a wonderful supper of authentic Ladakhi momos, your tour is incomplete.

 

Chhurpe: It is cheese made from yak milk and is a must-try. It is served with Khambir.

 

Skyu: This meal is a staple in Ladakh. Tiny thumb-sized balls of veggies and meat are a culinary delight.

 

Chhang: This signature drink is prepared by fermenting barley, rice, and millets in a porcelain pot

 

Chhutagi: Chhutagi literally translates as "water bread". Chutagi is a traditional Ladakhi pasta.

 

Tingmo : Steamed Tibetan bread in the shape of a bun is eaten with veggies, meat, and dal.

 

 Sea Buckthorn Juice: Don't miss out on this uncommon drink while visiting Leh Ladakh, as it is unique to this region. This is an extremely nutritious juice made from fresh sea buckthorn.

 

 Cholak: A variation on traditional cuisines, this one is made with three ingredients: Chhang, Tsampa, and buttermilk, and it is a treat to taste.

 

Tsampa: Made of barley flour and salty Tibetian butter, this delicacy is unique to Leh and is a staple dish.

 

 Holkur: This is a subset of Ladakhi biscuit made with nuts, grains, and sugar. These are the greatest because they are baked and have less calories.

 

 Butter Tea/Gur Gur Cha/Tsaza: You've never seen such a tea before! This Ladakh specialty is made from green tea, soda, salt, butter, and milk.

 

Khambir: If you're visiting Leh Ladakh, you can't afford to miss out on the local delicacies. This region's traditional bread is a must-try.

 

Chulli/ Apricot Jam: Apricot jam is a nutritional, tasty, and commercially important fruit jam of Ladakh.

 

 Mokthuk: This dish combines dumplings and soup.

 

Best Time to Visit Ladakh:

The summer is the finest time to visit Leh Ladakh. The months of April and May are perfect for visiting Ladakh because numerous tourist attractions are open. June to August are also popular months for travellers looking to escape crowds. Ladakh has extended winters because of its high altitude. Here is a full description of the weather in Leh and Ladakh during each season. Read it before booking Ladakh packages to make the most of your visit.

 

From April through mid-May

In April, travellers from all over India and throughout the world begin to arrive. Restaurants and hotels are celebrating the start of the tourist season. When guest houses begin to welcome visitors They also provide substantial discounts in order to lure more customers to their establishment. Furthermore, several agents may provide the finest rates on Ladakh travel packages during this time. By late April, the Pangong Tso and Tso Moriri Lakes begin to melt, revealing the blue colour and enthralling panoramas. However, the Chang La and Khardung La crossings remain snow-covered, making them inaccessible during these months.

 

From mid-May to mid-July

During this period, the Srinagar-Leh highway opens, providing road passengers with a route. In addition, in early June, one can travel from Rohtang Pass. However, due to the rapid melting of snow, the roadways remain wet and tricky, while the sides are snow-covered.

and this trail offers travellers once-in-a-lifetime views.

 

From August through September

The rivers are full with fresh water during the monsoon season, and the weather is cool. Travelling during this time, however, is dangerous owing to landslides and slick roads. However, the Zoji La Pass and Barachala Pass are rain shadow locations with less rainfall, making Ladakh accessible.

 

From September through October

At this time of year, the entire area is awash in vibrant colours. During this period, the water levels also recede, and the weather is dry, with occasional snowfall providing a bit of a cold. Furthermore, the roads are in better shape after rain-related maintenance. Another amazing benefit of travelling at this time is the opportunity to attend the Ladakh Festival.

 

From October through November

By this time, all elevations above 14,000 feet have reached sub-zero temperatures. Tourists tend to leave around this time, and restaurants close, effectively abandoning the area until winter.

 

From November until March

During the winter season, Ladakh is cut off from the rest of India. Nonetheless, highways across Nubra Valley and Pangong Tso remain open during the winter. With each passing day, the temperature drops even farther. In February and March, some people visit for the Chadar trek.

 

How to Get to Leh-Ladakh

Ladakh's geographical location makes it a perfect destination for everyone.One can reach the place by following means:

 

By Air

Air travel is one of the most convenient options. The nearest airport, Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, is located in Leh. This airport has direct flights to practically every state in India. Furthermore, there are daily flights from Delhi. Because it is a military terminal, security checks are more stringent and strictly enforced. As a result, it is recommended that you retain all necessary documents on hand while checking. You can book a taxi to get to the last destination, which is easily accessible outside an airport.

 

Taking the Train

The nearest railway station to Ladakh is Jammu Tawi, which is 700 kilometres distant. The station has direct connections to Mumbai, Delhi, and Kolkata.

 

Bike trip

Many tourists and travellers plan a bike ride to Ladakh to appreciate the tranquil beauty of the region and make the most of their Ladakh tour.  Furthermore, because KhardungLa is the highest motorable road in the world, bikers go considerable distances to this location. The journey to this mountain pass is both beautiful and difficult. As a result, it is recommended that you keep the necessary arrangements on hand. It can include two routes:

 

Srinagar Leh Highway: The distance from Srinagar and Leh is 434 kilometres. The Srinagar Leh Highway offers breathtaking views of the mountains while passing via Sonmarg, Kargil, Mulbek, Zozi La, Drass, Saspol, and Lamayuru.

 

Leh-Manali Highway: This 490-kilometre journey takes you across many passes such as Rohtang, Kokshar, Darcha, Gramphu, Baralacha La, Lachulung La, Tanglang La, Gata Loops, Gya, and Karu. The Leh-Manali Highway is a difficult journey due to the numerous high altitude road routes and hairpin curves. It is crucial  to select the proper bike to avoid mishaps on the rough path. As a result, tourists prefer heavy-duty bikes like the Royal Enfield, Bajaj Avenger, Hero Impulse, and others.

 

Jeep Ride:

This is your option if you are travelling in groups with family or friends and enjoy road trips. You can get there via car, jeep, or cab. Furthermore, travelling by road is far less expensive than going by air, but it is more time demanding. Depending on your location in India, you can reach Ladakh through Srinagar, Manali, or Chandigarh. The highways, however, are closed throughout the winter season due to snowfall. The journey takes you via passes such as Zoji La Pass and Tanglang La Pass.

 

By Bus

Bus travels to Ladakh are often uncomfortable due to uneven roads at times. There are two ways to go to Ladakh: one from Manali via the Rohtang Pass (open from June to September) and another from Srinagar via the Zoji La Pass (opens from June to October).

 

Some people want to live in luxury, while others prefer to keep things simple. Some prefer it alone, while others prefer it in groups. For some, resting entails scaling lofty peaks. Some people would not trade the sun's rays for a frigid wind, yet others demand nothing less than the extreme. Keeping in mind its clients' different preferences, Kashmir Travels offers a selection of Ladakh Tour Packages and itineraries to suit every taste and budget. Here are some of our favourite Ladakh tour packages.

 

1.Ladakh Pangong Lake Tour

This 140-kilometre-long salt lake is located at an elevation of 4,250 metres, with 30% of the lake in India and the rest in Tibet. It  is one of the world's highest altitude lakes and is famous for its colour changing property, turning from blue to red and green. A wide range of activities are available here, from camping to lakeside bonfires. The lake is totally frozen during the winter months, which is a lovely sight in and of itself. This Himalayan wetland reserve is an important migratory bird breeding location. You can combine a tour to Pangong with a number of monasteries in the Indus Valley which includes Hemis, Chemrey, Thiksey and other monasteries. The journey of Pangong Lake can be completed in one, two, or three days. It is recommended that you devote at least two days for this journey in order to visit the Indus Valley monasteries:

 

2.PANGONG WITH NUBRA VALLEY AND Tso Moriri tour:

Ladakh's Nubra Valley  is renowned as Ladakh's Orchard and is surrounded by snow-capped mountains. The vast vistas, massive mountains, gorgeous pathways, vibrant hues, and melodious Shyok river flowing through the valley will steal your breath away at first sight. Pangong Lake is regarded to be India's longest lake. Because the lake is so large, half of it is in Tibet.The tranquil lake with crystal clear waters that shift from blue to green to ash to red, surrounded by land and towering mountains is definitely a sight to behold. Ladakh's Tso Moriri Lake attracts a wide variety of fauna. There are numerous migratory birds, marmots, and Tibetan wolves. It is regarded as one of India's most beautiful, serene, holy, and high-altitude lakes. This tour takes between 4 and 8 days to complete and includes other splendid places and monasteries in between.

 

3.Ladakh Sightseeing Tour

Ladakh is a landscape of unrivalled natural beauty, with breath-takingly beautiful vistas, tranquil lakes, and architecturally stunning Buddhist monasteries. Archaic chortens and white-washed Buddhist monasteries are tucked away among the alleys on Leh's outskirts, ideal for an afternoon's roaming. Ladakh combines the breath taking grandeur of snow-capped mountains with the majority of the world's highest motorable crossings. From stargazing to beautiful monasteries, Ladakh literally offers everything you can wish for. The tour comprises breath taking places like  Sham Valley, Khardungla, Nubra Valley, Pangong, Chang La; etc.

 

4.Ladakh Camping Tour:

Isn’t life the best when we are camping?

There's nothing like camping under the stars on your Ladakh vacation. The unrivalled panorama of tall barren mountains and alpine lakes provides the ideal backdrop for enjoying the ultimate camping experience in Ladakh.

 

And of course there are two categories to it; the calm leisure camping and the rest seeking adventure camping. You can enjoy camping at different places in Ladakh including Pangong,Tso Moriri, Alchi, Nubra valley; etc.

 

5.Manali to Leh Jeep Safari Tour

The overland route from Manali to Leh is one of the best high altitude drives in the world. A 475-kilometer drive can be completed in two days. Manali Leh Jeep Safari is the greatest method to discover the area. Drive through the highest motorable passes, taking in the splendour of snow-capped mountains, lakes, incredible experiences, and much more.

 

6.LEH WITH TURTUK TOUR PACKAGE:

Leh , located about 3505 metres above sea level provides travellers with the opportunity to experience the Himalayas' enchanting allure. Turtuk is best renowned for its apricots, unusual woodwork, and walking canes. It is also one of the most picturesque entrances to the Siachen Glacier. This unexplored little hamlet bordered on one side by Nubra and on the other by Baltistan is situated along the Shyok River.

 

7.KARGIL HOLIDAY TOUR PACKAGE:

Kargil is nestled between the huge Himalayas and gorgeous rivers. For any adventure seeker, this city is a must-see. Suru Valley is one of Kargil's most well-known attractions. It spans all the way from Kargil to the Penzi La watershed. There are also a few monasteries in Kargil.

 

8.Ladakh Bike Tour Package

Bikers, you are just a ride away from happiness and liberation. Ladakh is unquestionably a mountain biker's paradise. You can take the following routes for the same:

 

a)Srinagar to Leh Bike Tour: What more can you wish for when we have combined the two beauties of Leh, Ladakh  and Srinagar, Kashmir in one package. This bike tour is surrounded by scenic towering Himalayas on all sides, and it is every rider's ambition to traverse such roads. The world's highest motorable passes, steep valleys, and undulating mountains will totally mesmerize you. You will cover approximately 434 kilometres on your adventure bike journey from Srinagar to Ladakh.

 

b)Manali to Leh Bike Tour: The 478-kilometer-long Manali-Leh Highway brings us from the verdant Kullu Valley through barren high mountain deserts, clear salt lakes, Buddhist monasteries, and little mountain communities. We have 5 passes to traverse before reaching the Buddhist capital of Ladakh, Leh, two of which are over 5000 metres in elevation! The ride up the Khardung La Pass is the sporting highlight of our tour. From mid-June to October is the best time to visit.

 

c)LADAKH BIKE TOUR FOR COUPLES: Travel to the high altitude regions of Ladakh with your valentine and make memories that are both exhilarating and romantic, such as driving through the highest motorable mountain passes and admiring the breath taking scenery all around. Our bike tour for couples includes the wonderful scenic soots of Srinagar and Leh. Get mesmerised with the beauty of fleeting winds, massive mountains and vast vales with that special someone.

 

9.Nubra Valley Tour:

The Nubra valley tour begins with a drive via the Khardung La pass, the world's highest motorable road at 5,602 metres above sea level. The valley got its name from the term Ldumra, which means "orchard" or "garden" in Ladakhi. Ldumra defines the lush green valley full with gardens and orchards hidden in the high snow-clad mountains perfectly. The towns of Nubra Valley are located on the banks of the Shyok River, which flows from the Karakoram Mountains and unites with the Indus River. The Siachen river, named after the Siachen glacier, is another prominent river in the region. These rivers drain the entire Nubra region. Aside from the stunning natural splendour of its lofty ice peaks, arid plains, and forests, Nubra has much more to offer than just rivers. Like other parts of Ladakh, the Buddhist monasteries of Nubra have an interesting history and origin legends. Tourists come to see the exquisite thankas, murals, rock carvings, and annual monastic festivals. If you're feeling daring, you can go white-water rafting or kayaking on the exhilarating Shyok River.

 

10.Zanskar Valley Tour

Zanskar, also known locally as Zahar, is a minor district in Kargil, Ladakh's easternmost region. Zanskar Valley is one of the most enthralling spots to explore in the Himalayas for the intrepid visitor. This location will introduce you to dazzling clear river waters and a lovely temperature, making it worthwhile to explore. Zanskar Valley, a part of the Trans Himalayan Ranges, has a lot of copper sediments owing to which it is known as the 'Valley of Copper,' because Zang means copper in Tibetan.

 

11.LEH WITH SHAM VALLEY TOUR PACKAGE:

This travel package allows you to explore the Ladakh region's magnificent scenery and fascinating sites.The journey to Sham Valley comprises of Zanskar, Alchi, Likir, Basgo, Zanskar, and the Indus River Confluence at Nimmu, Magnetic Hills and Gurudwara Pather Sahib. Sham valley is one of Ladakh's most frequented valleys. It is notable for being the home of apricot trees. Sham, often known as 'lower Ladakh,' has a warmer climate than the rest of the region.

 

12.Manali to Leh Cycling Tour

The Manali to Leh cycling trip is one that appeals to people with a strong sense of adventure. The route, which starts in the reasonably accessible town of Manali, has a lot to offer in terms of topography, beauty, and weather, all of which contribute to this being a difficult endeavour. This journey crosses five high-mountain passes, the highest being the well known Khardung La Pass (5,359M). Each of these five passes offers something special. Apart from it the Gata Loops, rivers like Bhaga and Indus will completely mesmerise you.

 

13.Ladakh Group Tour Package:

Group excursions are all about bonding and sharing experiences. Group outings are useful in a variety of situations, such as when you don't want to worry about who will take your photo or when you want to experience certain thrills alone. Organising a group excursion, on the other hand, is a demanding task.

 

But you don't have to ponder! With Kashmir Travels' tour package, breathe a sigh of relief. For eons, Kashmir Travels has been a well-known and top trip organiser, specialising in group vacations. Our organisation handles everything from day trips, activities, and dinners to visiting historical and cultural sites.

 

We have veteran tour operators in addition to offering affordable group vacation packages. Our Group tour packages include the following:

 

a) Ladakh Tours for Families and Friends/Recreational Groups:

Everyone nowadays is preoccupied with their own life, with the exception of the occasional movie and dinner outing. This is where family vacation packages come in. From the beginning to the end of the journey, every detail contributes to memories that will last a lifetime. And our friends are the family we have chosen. What else is there to say about them? Everything is a treat while they are with us.

 

b.Ladakh Adventure group tours: If you are an adrenaline junkie, Ladakh  is undoubtedly the perfect place. It has an extraordinary landscape, high altitude passes, breath taking mountain slopes, mesmerising lakes and culture .And who can evade the fact that it is the best opportunity for thrill seekers providing a variety of adventure sports such as trekking, skiing, river rafting, mountaineering, and mountain biking.Thrill seekers can also take a bike tour or jeep safari tour to Ladakh.

 

c)Ladakh Sports Tours:

 

White River rafting is a sport that promises a high adrenaline rush and the chance to ride on rushing rapids, meandering around steep curves while admiring the beautiful splendour all around Zanskar and Indus rivers are treat for river rafters. Morover the region highly considers Archery and Polo as parts of their culture. The competitions are held mostly during the summertime.

 

d) Ladakh Educational Group Tours/Student Group Tours :

With our Educational Tour Packages, you can make learning more enjoyable.

Kashmir Travels wants students to broaden their knowledge outside of the classroom, thus we've organised educational tours for them. We value qualities of teamwork and leadership. From the rich heritage of Ladakh, Gompas and the Bollywood 3-Idiot  made famous Rancho School, we offer a total package.

 

Druk White Lotus School(DRUK PADMO KARPO) TOUR:

The school offers a fifteen-minute guided tour.

Rancho's Cafe is also nearby.

 

14. LADAKH Honeymoon Tour Package:

Honeymoons are once-in-a-lifetime chances to make these beautiful romantic memories for a lifetime . Who doesn't want a romantic honeymoon? Do you fantasise of stargazing with your better half at Lamayuru or diving in the serenity of Tso Moriri. Here we are, turning it into a reality! Kashmir Travels has designed personalised honeymoon packages for couples looking for a romantic honeymoon vacation. Our all-inclusive vacation packages include accommodations at the cosy resorts, complimentary breakfast, sightseeing, engaging activities, and more.

 

15. LADAKH Trekking Tour Package:

In Ladakh, there are numerous trekking alternatives ranging in difficulty and duration. Some treks take two weeks to complete, while others can be finished in three days. Regardless, any of these trekking will provide you with amazing memories.

 

First-timers can choose a simple trip, whilst those seeking a more challenging experience may choose a longer journey that crosses many passes above 5000 metres and even attempts the summit of a 6000-metre mountain.

 

Hike these gorgeous terrains with Kashmir Travels and discover it from within. We make every possible effort to make our clients feel safe so that they can enjoy the beauty and adrenaline rush without any fear.

 

a)     MARKHA VALLEY TREK: An arid cold desert trekking destination that offers the best views of the Ladakh and Zanskar Ranges has fans from all over the world. It is also known as a tea-house trek because it is rich in Ladakh's native culture.

The Markha Valley hike route includes sights such as Hemis National Park, Gandala La, and Kongmaru La. You will encounter stunning mountain landscapes, wild animals, and small isolated settlements surrounded by verdant barley fields on this walk. Depending on where you start, the walk takes 6 to 8 days to finish. The Markha valley can be reached by two routes:  from Spituk and   Chilling.

 

b)CHADAR TREK TOUR PACKAGE: Chadar Trek is the most treasured gift bestowed upon this wonderful land. Because significant snowfall isolates Zanskar from the rest of the country throughout the winter, the Chadar road serves as a lifeline. Walking across the frozen Zanskar river for 105 kilometres in mind-numbing conditions (-25 to -35 degrees) pushes hikers to their limits. The Chadar trip has been documented in documentaries, most notably in the BBC's "Human Planet" series from 2011.

 

c)STOK KANGRI CLIMB:

The Stok Kangri peak is ideal for people looking for their first Himalayan mountaineering experience or to break the 6000-metre barrier. The adventure might begin in Stok, Spituk, or it can be coupled with the Markha trek.

 

d)SHAM VALLEY TREK:The easy walk (also known as the "baby trek") passes through the Sham region in Ladakh's lower region. The walk is open all year. It is approximately 30 km trek and can be extended to 4 or 5 days by trekking from Yangthang to Rizong monastery and/or walking from Temisgam to Khaltse.Sham Valley is also known as the "Apricot Valley".

 

 16.LADAKH SHOPPING TOUR PACKAGE:

Shop for beautiful trinkets, Pashmina shawls, curios, carpets, rugs, chokste (Tibetan Tables)

Prayer wheels, Thangka silk Paintings, Tibetan silver jewellery, hand woven carpets, dragon motif textiles, Tibetan handicrafts, and more  for yourself and the ideal gifts for your loved ones.

 

17. Ladakh Spiritual Tour Package :

Ladakh is the epicentre of Tibetan Buddhism, and offers a lot to dive into spirituality. The region has a calm ambience including its vast array of monasteries. You can also to learn and practise meditation and yoga. Moreover, Shamanism is also present here.

 

18. LADAKH Gastronomic Tour Package: Whether you are a food blogger or simply love food you can't miss Ladakh. Take a gastronomic tour to Ladakh and tempt your tastebuds with the delectable cuisine. Ladakh serves Tibetan, Korean, Chinese, and Continental cuisine. Some of these dishes include

 

chhurpe or dried yak cheese,

De si or rice pudding,

tsampa or namphey which is toasted barley flour with tea etc,

tingmo or steamed bun,

paba or dry bread,

chutagi or dough cooked with meat,

tagi khambir or local bread ladakhi pulao,

thukpa or noodles with soup and mutton, mokmok or momo or steamed dumplings, popot or soaked peas and wheat cooked with goat or sheep meat,gurgur cha (butter tea), chhang (mild alcoholic beverage).

skyu or wholesome dish with wheat and veggies.

 

19. Ladakh Budget Tour Package: Why should money be an impediment to investing in yourself? That is why Kashmir Travels offers budget-friendly trips, and guess what...there is a prevalent misconception that budget travel is built on the ideas of sacrifice and compromise; however, we believe this viewpoint is wrong because it has more to do with creativity and flexibility.

 

20. Ladakh Luxury Tour Package: Planning a memorable Luxury tour begins with choosing a location that is reminiscent of a magnificent fairy tale, and what better place to start than this Land of High Passes . Our luxury package will fulfil all of your wishes and dreams. We have you covered offering luxury resorts, delicious cuisine and everything posh.

 

21. Ladakh Off-season Tour Package:If you dislike the summer season or dislike crowds at tourist attractions, plan your trip during the winter season.Winters in Ladakh are just as beautiful as summers and allow you to experience snow and all of the associated snow activities.

 

21.Ladakh  Offbeat Tour Package:

Explore the hidden treasures of Ladakh. Apart from the most visited places in Ladakh there is still so  much in this Himalayan wonderland that is yet to be discovered, equally breathtaking.Kashmir Travels' includes visits to offbeat places like Uleytokpo, Turtuk,Changthang,Tirith,Yarab Tso Lake,Upshi and Rumtse.

 

22.Ladakh FESTIVAL AND HOLIDAY TOUR PACKAGE: India is diverse country with numerous festivals.And all of these are celebrated with zest and pomp. Ladakh also known as "Mini Tibet," is India's Buddhist epicentre, with numerous monasteries. These temples are perched on a cliff and feature massive, intricately carved Buddha statues. The region's rich cultural heritage, as well as the pompously observed monastery festivals of Ladakh, attract tourists from all over the world.Some of the festivals celebrated here include Hemis, Phyang, Losar and Ladakh Festival. Kashmir Travels offers special festival packages when these pompous celebrations are around the corner. Furthermore, we don't forget your holidays-the sigh of relief from your day to day activities, so Kashmir Travels has you all covered with our all-inclusive Holiday Packages.

 

23. Ladakh  Solo Tour Package :

Travelling alone is the most liberating experience we can ever have. It's all about falling in love with the surroundings and making them our companion. We've put up a selection of activities that are excellent for solo travels to Ladakh. Furthermore, you can completely get rid of any security concerns by travelling with us.

 

24.LADAKH COUPLE TOUR PACKAGE: Happiness is planning a trip with your  loved one.Travel to the top of the world with your partner and have the most romantic and exhilarating adventure of your life. Spend some quality time and make wonderful memories with your loved one amidst the snow-capped mountains. Ladakh has wonderful romantic spots like Pangong,Hunder and Lamayuru.

 

25.LAMAYURU(MOONSCAPE) TOUR:

 Lamayuru is noted for its monastery as well as its "lunar" setting, which is quaintly marketed to tourists as a "Moonscape." The scenery is indeed magnificent, with spectacularly strange geological formations. The Lamayuru monastery is an old structure carved into the'moonscape.'  This monastery used to have five blocks, but now just the centre building remains. Almost 150 monks of the Red-Hat sect of Buddhism live at the monastery complex. The monastery's main attraction is the annual Yuru Kabgyat festival. The lamas' mask dance is the festival's climax. Masked dances are performed here during the annual festival, which takes place on the 17th and 18th days of the 5th Tibetan lunar month.

 

26.LADAKH MONASTERY TOUR PACKAGE:

Ladakh is home to various beautiful monasteries. To give you a spiritual and serene touch our monastery tours include the following:

 

a)HEMIS MONASTERY TOUR:

Hemis is one of Ladakh's largest and most prominent monasteries. The Drukpa sect of Buddhism manages and runs one of the loveliest Buddhist monasteries in Leh Ladakh. Hemis monastery in Ladakh is home to a magnificent copper statue of Buddha as well as stunning murals, Stupas, artefacts, and outstanding Thangkas reflecting various facets of Buddhist culture. This is one of the most well-known monasteries in Nubra Valley.

The Hemis Monastery's main attractions include the 12m long Thanka, which is the largest in Ladakh, and the Hemis Festival, which is held in June and July. The festival is pompously celebrated and a local mild alcoholic beverage called Chaang is consumed on the same.

 

b)ALCHI MONASTERY TOUR:

Alchi gompa, one of Ladakh's oldest monasteries, was founded in the 11th century by Rinchen Zangpo, a prominent Tibetan translator. Unlike other monasteries in Ladakh, the monastery's traditional architecture is a monastic complex with three different temples known as Dukhang, Sumstek, and the Temple of Manjushri. Aside from historical and cultural significance, Alchi Monastery is also a destination for adventure seekers. Rafting is a favourite activity among visitors to this monastery because of its proximity to the Zaskar River, which provides an added benefit for rafters.  Rinchen is supposed to have brought willow sticks with him and planted them in various locations around Ladakh and Zanskar. It is stated that these sticks turned green and that monasteries were built in their place. Rinchen Zangpo commissioned Kashmiri artists to create the monastery's wall paintings and carvings, making it simple to distinguish between the wall paintings at Alchi, Mangyu, and Sumda and those at other Ladakh monasteries.

 

c)LADAKH SHANTI STUPA TOUR :

Shanti Stupa is a Buddhist religious site with a white dome located on the hilltop of Chanspa, 5 kilometres from the city centre. The holy relics of Buddha are guarded and housed at the Shanti Stupa in Ladakh by the 14th Dalai Lama. Shanti Stupa, the main attraction in Leh, was built to encourage world peace and prosperity as well as to celebrate 2500 years of Buddhism. Sunrise and sunset are regarded the finest times of day to visit the Shanti Stupa since the views from this Leh tourist attraction are stunning.  On the panels of this stupa, there are many sculptures of Buddha depicting his life stories such as his birth, conquering the devils, and death.

 

d)DISKIT MONASTERY TOUR

Diskit is known for the Diskit Monastery, the Nubra Valley's oldest and largest gompa, which is located on the banks of the Shyok River. Diskit is only 7 kilometres away from Hunder.

It is most notable for the massive Maitreya Buddha statue atop it, which was inaugurated by HH Dalai Lama. The base of the statue provides a stunning panoramic view of the Nubra Valley. The monastery is particularly worth a visit for its extensive collection of murals and fresco displays. Visit the monastery, especially in December, to take part in the Dosmoche celebration.

 

e)SHEY PALACE TOUR: Shey was the ancient capital of Ladakh. Shey Palace Leh is situated alongside the Indus River. The monastery houses a two-story copper and gold statue of Sakyamuni Buddha. Shey Gompa is at an excellent geographical location and offers beautiful nearby views of Thiksey, Matho and Stok. The palace, which is almost in ruins now, is also home to many butter-lit lamps with an immortal flame that burns continuously throughout the year.

 

f)STOK PALACE  AND STOK MONASTERY TOUR: The Stok Palace, around 15 kilometres from Leh, is the summer residence of Ladakh's royal family and descendants of King Sengge Namgyal. King Tsepal Namgyal found it in 1820, and the Dalai Lama opened it to the public in 1980.The Stok Palace has been transformed into a heritage hotel, including the Stok Palace Museum and Temple on the premises. The hotel's rustic décor feature royal antique furnishings as well as some oddly furnished rooms. Stok Monastery, also known as Stok Gompa, is a Buddhist monastery located 15 kilometres south of Leh in Stok, Leh district, Ladakh, northern India. It houses  a significant library that includes all 108 volumes of the Kangyur.

 

Here is a list of top 52 locations to visit in Ladakh for an unforgettable vacation.

 

1. Zanskar:

Without a doubt, Zanskar Valley is one of the top places to visit in Leh Ladakh and one of the best tourist destinations in Ladakh. It is one of the most desolate areas of the Himalayas. The beautiful heavens are reflected in the snow-covered terrains. One of India's most popular river rafting destinations is the Zanskar River's tributaries. Zanskar is best visited between June and September, when the road is clear of snow and the temperature in Leh is mild.

 

2. Pangong Tso Lake

Pangong Tso is a renowned tourist destination in Leh Ladakh located on the Changthang plateau in eastern Ladakh. The lake provides an excellent camping location and is a current hotspot for all visitors, making it one of the top Ladakh tourist destinations. You can avoid the crowds by visiting during the off-season. During the winter, the lake completely freezes, making it one of the best spots to visit.

 

3.Sangam:

In Ladakh, Sangam is the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers. It is 35 kilometres from Leh in Nimmu, on the Leh-Srinagar highway. At this point, the two rivers may be seen meeting independently. While the Indus River is a brilliant blue, the Zanskar River is a faded green. The flow of the two rivers near Sangam varies with the seasons. In summer, the Zanskar River is swollen and raging, but the Indus River is calmer. During the winter, Zanskar's movement is slow and then it almost freezes, while the Indus flow is significantly lower.

 

4. Kargil

Kargil is Ladakh's second largest town, located on the banks of the Indus River. It serves as a transit point for routes heading to Leh, Padum (Zanskar), and Srinagar. It is also a refuge for adventure seekers, as they may engage in activities such as trekking and mountaineering.

 

5.Khardung-la Pass

Khardung-la Pass is the world's highest motorable road. Khardungla Pass is a gateway to the Nubra and Shyok valleys and one of the top tourist destinations in Ladakh. Khardung-la Pass, managed by the Border Roads Organization, is the northern entryway and one  of the most demanding and exciting passes to bike on.

 

6.Magnetic Hill

Magnetic Hill is one of the best spots to visit in Leh Ladakh. Magnet Hill is a gravity hill in Ladakh, India, near Leh. The area's layout and neighbouring hills provide the impression of a hill. The hill road actually goes downhill. Objects and cars on the hill road may appear to roll uphill defying gravity when, in fact, they are rolling downwards.

 

 

7.Spituk Gompa

Spituk is well-known for its wonderfully carved placement on the crest of a hill. The museum of this monastery houses a large collection of ancient masks, antique arms, various icons, and Thangkas. Surrounded by a quiet ambiance and a calm scenery, the ambience of this place will quickly make you forget about the hurry and bustle of city life. The upper half of the monastery houses the Goddess Kali statue, which is only revealed during the annual Gustor Festival.

 

8.Nubra Valley

Nubra valley, a tri-armed valley to the northeast, is undoubtedly one of the best places to visit in Ladakh, having been named one of the top five places to visit in Ladakh.  Nubra Valley, known for its two-humped camels, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Leh Ladakh. The Samstanling Monastery is a popular attraction in the area and should be on your itinerary. Another attraction in Nubra Valley is Panamik hamlet, which is known for its hot sulphur springs.

 

9.Pathar Sahib Gurudwara:

Pathar Sahib Gurudwara is a stunning gurudwara dedicated to Guru Nanak Dev. It is 25 kilometres from Leh on the Leh Kargil road. The gurdwara is revered because it contains a rock that resembles Guru Nanak's back. It is built on the place where he is said to have defeated a demon. The lamas and the Indian army look after the gurdwara.

 

10.Hemis National Park

If you want to experience the best of Ladakh sightseeing, go to Hemis National Park, which is the largest national park in South Asia. The park is a safe haven for endangered creatures including leopards, Asiatic ibex, Tibetan wolves, Eurasian brown bears, and red foxes.

Bird watching is a pleasurable activity in a pollution-free and noise-free environment.

 

11.Shanti Stupa

The Shanti Stupa, located on a hill in Changspa, Leh, is one of the most majestic and tranquil Buddhist monuments in the very north of India for the greatest Ladakh sightseeing.

 

12. Hemis Monastery

Hemis Monastery, one of India's most prominent Buddhist monasteries, is noted for its yearly mask festival. This two-day spiritual feast is held in the tenth month of the Tibetan calendar. The celebration commemorates Guru Padmasambhava, who is thought to be Gautam Buddha's reincarnation.

 

13.Tso Moriri Lake

Tso Moriri Lake is a lesser-known twin to the famous Pangong Tso Lake situated in Changtang Wildlife Sanctuary. The lake's attractiveness is enhanced by its location. The sight is incredibly breath taking, with barren hills and snow-capped mountains in the background. Tso Moriri Lake's unobstructed sky makes it ideal for stargazing at night. Various species such as the Brahmin duck, bare-headed geese, brown-headed gull, and great-crested grebe can be found here, as well as significant numbers of Himalayan hares.

 

14. Leh Royal Palace

The Royal Leh Palace is located on a rock overlooking the Indus River and is reminiscent of the Potala Palace in Lhasa. Leh is a wonderful town. The magnificent Buddha statue at the back of this palace adds to its allure.

 

15.Chadar Trek

The term 'chadar' refers to a blanket because the popular Zanskar River in Leh Ladakh freezes into a blanket of ice throughout the winter. When the sun shines directly on it for a few hours during the day, the gentle blue colour turns to light yellow. On a moonlit night, it seems milky white. The Chadar Trek adventure is believed to be one of the most difficult and dangerous treks.

 

16.HUNDER:

Hunder is a town in the Nubra Valley region, 7 kilometres from the Diskit Monastery. Its sand dunes, chilly desert, and Bactrian camel rides are well-known. It also contains forests of sea-buckthorn, a therapeutic herb. Hunder is well-known among hikers.

 

17. Alchi

Alchi is a bustling settlement in the Himalayan region of Ladakh, in the Indus River basin. A historic Buddhist monastery dating back 900 years may be seen in the model town of Alchi. The monastery proudly displays 11th and 12th century Indo-Tibetan paintings in vibrant green, gold, ochre, and azure hues.The painted figure of Bodhisattva Maitreya is the monastery's main attraction. River rafting is also available at Alchi Nyemo.

 

18.TURTUK:

Turtuk is a small town in Ladakh's Nubra Valley region, on the banks of the Shyok River. It is one of India's most northern settlements, located near the India-Pakistan border in the Baltistan region. Turtuk is an undiscovered and unusual location that only opened to travellers in 2010.Turtuk's charm stems from its people and culture. Turtuk, one of the four Balti villages, is one of the few sites in India where you can experience Balti culture.

 

19.Changla Pass:

Chang La Pass is a high mountain pass and one of the world's highest motorable highways. It is the primary gateway to the Nubra Valley region and is located between Leh and Pangong Lake. The 15-kilometre-long pass is very popular among bikers. The roads are mostly paved and can accommodate any car. Changla is open to tourists from mid-May to the end of October. Doctors advise not staying at Changa La Pass for more than 20 minutes to avoid acute altitude sickness.

 

 

20.Diskit Monastery

Diskit Monastery in Ladakh's Nubra Valley

is one of the most picturesque monasteries in the Nubra Valley. It is associated with the Gelugpa sect (Yellow Hat) of Tibetan Buddhism and contains a number of Buddha statues, pictures of other guardian gods, and a massive drum.

 

21.Druk White Lotus School(DRUK PADMA KARPO SCHOOL)

The Druk White Lotus School, also known as the Druk Padma Karpo School, is a Buddhist cultural school in the Shey valley near the Shey Monastery and Palace. It is well-known as the Rancho School from the famous Bollywood film 3-idiots. The Rancho Wall, which was once the building where "Chatur" received the electric shock, is the primary attraction here. Rancho's Cafe is also nearby.

 

22. Monastery of Stakna

Stakna, often called Tiger's Nose by locals, is a tiny and peaceful monastery. It was established during the reign ofIn 1580, King Jamyang Namgyal reigned. It has many sister monasteries, such as Zanskar-Bardan, Stakrimo, and Sani, and has countless artworks, statues, and Buddhist literature. The Stakna monastery in Leh Ladakh, positioned on a hill on the left bank of the Indus River, offers breathtaking views of the Indus Valley.

 

23.Thiksey Gompa

Thiksey is a majestic Buddhist monastery in Ladakh that resembles the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. The Yellow Hat (Gelugpa) sect looks after this monastery, which is nestled at an elevation of 11,800 feet. It is a 12-story building complex that houses about 500 monks. Thiksey possesses a sizable and valuable collection of Buddhist literature, journals, statues, scripts, stupas, swords, and Thangka paintings.

 

24.Phyang Gompa

The monastery is situated on a hilltop and  provides breath taking views of the surrounding area. This white and ochre-colored monument is a must-see in Ladakh and an important religious site. Phyang Gompa's wall murals portray Buddhist culture and heritage.

 

25.Yarab Tso

The holy Yarab Tso lake, often known as "the hidden lake," is Ladakh's best-kept secret. This beautiful lake, located near Sumur Village, some 15 kilometres from Diksit in the Leh Ladakh region, can only be reached by hiking uphill for 20 minutes. Yarab Tso is treasured by the inhabitants of the Nubra Valley as one of the holiest and highest altitude lakes in the region. It is not recommended to wash your feet or swim in this enthralling water.

 

26.Phugtal Monastery

Ladakh's Phugtal monastery is perched under a cliff. Its mystery location and structure make it one of the most intriguing tourist destinations. It is located near the southeast corner of the Zanskar area. One of the cave's distinctive qualities is that the water flows at the same rate regardless of what is going on outside. The water is also thought to have medicinal properties.

 

27.Likir Monastery

Ladakh's Likir Monastery is nestled among the Himalayas. Likir Monastery is located in the Indus Valley, 53 kilometres west of Leh. The monastery's museum houses a diverse collection of artefacts,Tibetan relics and artefacts.

 

28.Namgyal Tsemo Gompa

Namgyal Tsemo Gompa is a must-see for everyone who enjoys hiking through difficult and steep mountains filled with tranquil and spiritual folds. The monastery is well-known for its Buddhist teachings and values.

 

29.Chemrey Monastery

Chemrey Monastery, a 400-year-old unknown Buddhist monastery is situated 40 kilometres east of Leh. The lofty statue of Padmasambhava is one of the Monastery's most notable features.

 

30.Tso Kar

Tso Kar, the fluctuating salt lake in Ladakh valley, is one of the most famous tourist spots in Ladakh. Tso Kar Lake, also known as the White Lake, is a peaceful getaway for many visitors. A couple of nomadic families, a few yak barns, and a monastery can be found in the lake's surroundings. It is recommended to camp overnight in Tso Kar for a very unique experience. It's also a fantastic spot for birdwatching.

 

31.Stok Palace

Stok Palace is located in Stok Village and is famed for being the summer residence of Ladakh's royal family. King Tsepal Namgyal founded the country in 1820. It's a good illustration of the royal family's illustrious history and way of life. It also houses the Stok Monastery and has lovely gardens and a large library. It has now been converted into a heritage hotel where visitors can come to experience the monarchy who once resided here.

 

32.Sankar Gompa

Sankar Gompa  is 6 kilometres from Leh. It is a gorgeous monastery in Ladakh's capital city. It is thought to be an offshoot of the ancient Spituk Monastery. The Sankar Gompa is also the home of the Abbot of Spituk, which adds to its religious significance.

 

33.Nyoma

Nyoma is a charming town in the district of Leh, 370 kilometres from Srinagar. The most notable feature of Nyoma is its location on the banks of the Indus.

 

 

34.Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary

Changtang Wildlife Sanctuary, located at a height of around 4000-9000 feet, is a remote wildlife sanctuary with breath taking views from the top. The sanctuary, which covers an area of 1,600 square kilometres, is home to a variety of vegetation and fauna. It is said to contain the world's tallest settlement, Korzok Village, which brings travellers to the Korzok Monastery. Aside from the snow leopard, one can also see a kiang or a wild ass, as well as the dark-necked crane. Other interesting species include the Tibetan wolf, wild yak, bharal, brown bear, and the mormot, which appears to be everywhere. It also boasts a diverse avifauna, with approximately 44 different species.

 

 

35.THE HALL OF FAME:

The Hall of Fame is a museum devoted to all the troops who served in the Indo-Pakistan conflict and gave their lives in service to their country. The brave act has been recorded in the photo frames that hang on the museum's walls and will tell you the narrative of their bravery.

 

36.Lachulung La

Lachung La pass is nestled in the lap of the great Himalayas, on the Himachal Pradesh-Ladakh border. It is a high mountain pass that rises 5,059 metres (16,598 feet) above sea level. During the summer season, the Lachulung La pass is only available for around four and a half months. Lachung La Pass, which is decorated with Buddhist prayer flags, is one of Ladakh's most sought-after mountain crossings for enthusiastic adventurers.

 

37. Tanglang La

Tanglang La is a high mountain pass that's a popular destination for travellers looking for beautiful views and adrenaline-pumping excitement. It is located 5328 metres above sea level.The pass is surrounded by a never-ending display of craggy mountains that progressively bury themselves in layers of white gleaming snow. Sparkling streams and rivers gently flowing through fissures and valleys can be seen in some places. The soothing cool breeze will touch you like a breath of fresh air away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The flora is scarce, although the terrain varies from ashen mountain groups to lovely plains.

 

38.Mulbekh Monastery

It consists of two gompas and is located approximately 260 kilometres from Leh town. The two Buddhist monasteries, one Drukpa and one Gelugpa, are architectural marvels.

 

39.Dha Hanu

Dha Hanu is another name for two villages, Dha and Hanu. They are just a few of the communities that are home to the Drokpa tribe. It is an excellent spot to visit if you are interested in learning about tribal culture. The Drokpa tribes are notable for wearing distinctive headgear and jewellery.

 

40.Gol Market

Gol Market is a market in Ladakh where one may buy woollen clothing and other camping supplies. It is also one of the best sites to visit in Ladakh for souvenirs, as it is home to embroidered Ladakhi work and antiques.

 

41.LAMAYURU or the Moonscape:

It's a little village in Ladakh, but it's a great site to stop on the way from Kargil to Leh. Legend has it that this location was formerly a lake that dried up, and it is now home to one of Ladakh's oldest monasteries. Lamayuru is well-known for its 'lunar' scenery and monastery. Interestingly, this charming little community is marketed to tourists as a "moonscape," owing to its magnificent yet strange physical characteristics.

 

42. Donkey Sanctuary in Leh

The sanctuary is home to a large population of stray donkeys. The sanctuary was found in 2007 with the goal of not abandoning a single donkey and providing food, medicines, and a safe environment for donkeys. It is one of the top Ladakh tourist attractions for animal lovers and researchers.

 

43.Central Asian Museum

One of the best locations to see in Ladakh is the Central Asian Museum. It is a four-story tapering stone tower inspired by Lhasa architecture and located near the Main Bazaar. The museum displays trade done along the Silk Route - Ladakh, Tibet., Turkestan, Baltistan, Tibet, and China. The museum shares a courtyard with a traditional Ladakhi display kitchen and Leh's oldest mosque, Masjid Sharif.

 

44.Panamik Village

A heavenly place, also known as Panamik village, is located where the grasses are green, the mountains are white, and the waters are clear. It is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Ladakh. Panamik is located on the banks of the Nubra River.

 

45.Tiger Hil

Tiger Hill, located in the Kargil area, is one of Ladakh's highest points of interest. The hill was crucial during the 1999 Indo-Pak war. The view from the top of the hill is breath taking, with views of the valley, the massive mountain, and a cool climate all year. This location is ideal for participating in some of Ladakh's most popular adventure sports.

 

46.Central Asian Museum

One of the best locations to see in Ladakh is the Central Asian Museum. It is a four-story tapering stone tower inspired by Lhasa architecture and located near the Main Bazaar. The museum displays trade done along the Silk Route - Ladakh, Tibet., Turkestan, Baltistan, Tibet, and China. The museum shares a courtyard with a traditional Ladakhi display kitchen and Leh's oldest mosque, Masjid Sharif.

 

47.Hundur Monastery

If you visit Nubra Valley, you must see Hundur Monastery. It is recognised as an ancient Buddhist location where religious people come to learn about Buddhist tradition.

 

48. Umling La Pass

Umling La Pass is one of the most popular highways in Ladakh and is the highest motorable road in India. Bike lovers frequently travel to this spot  to enjoy the limitless panoramas and tranquillity that this pass provides.

 

49.Wanla Monastery

Despite the fact that it is not as well known on the tourist circuit as Alchi and Lamayuru, it is regarded by locals as one of the most magnificent constructions that people from all over India come to visit.

 

50. Shyok River

The Shyok River is another popular tourist destination in Leh Ladakh. This river, a tributary of the Indus, rises in the Rimo Glacier, one of the branches of the Siachen Glacier in the Karakorams.

 

51.Shang Gompa

It is nestled in the snow-capped mountains of Leh and Ladakh, surrounded by breath taking scenery. The Shang Gompa symbolises peace, tranquillity, and harmony. The monks' recitation is a captivating and soul-touching experience here. It is also one of the most visited tourist destinations in Leh Ladakh.

 

52.Lachung Temple

Lachung Temple is a religious pilgrimage near Diksit village in the Nubra Valley. This temple, in addition to having some of the most colourful and narrative paintings, is also one of the region's oldest holy sites. The Lachung Temple is dedicated to the Tibetan Buddhist master Je Tsongkhapa and features a large statue of him. This temple's interiors contain finely carved portions depicting numerous stories about Buddhism and the chronology of its civilization.An art lover would absolutely adore the place.

 

FAQ'S:

 

1.Is it worthwhile to visit Ladakh?

Yes, the Ladakh region is worth seeing, especially for those seeking adventure and peace. With its gorgeous valleys, you'll feel as if you've been transported closer to nature. There are also some tourist attractions here, such as Khardung-la Pass, Nubra Valley, Zanskar Valley, Magnetic Hill, and Pangong Tso Lake, that will make your vacation worthwhile.

 

2.What are the greatest things to do in Leh Ladakh in January?

Due to excessive snowfall, most of Ladakh is inaccessible at this time of year. The region is extremely cold, with temperatures as low as -50. However, this is an exciting moment for trekkers who want to embark on the Chadar Trek. This trek is only suitable for experienced trekkers.

 

3.Which are the greatest Ladakh retail markets?

The following are the greatest shopping markets in Ladakh to visit for a shopping spree:

Tibetan Marketplace

 The Moti Bazaar

Shar Market

Apricot stores

 

4.Which is the best time to visit Ladakh?

Ladakh is a great area to visit numerous tourist attractions. Ladakh is best visited between May and July. The weather is ideal during these months, and the roadway connecting Srinagar and Leh opens. However if you want to enjoy winter adventures such as walking on a frozen lake or simply observing the snow around Leh, visit between December and February. If you want to do the Chadar Trek, you might also come in January or February.

 

5.Is it safe to visit Leh Ladakh?

 Ladakh is completely safe to visit. Furthermore, the Ladakhi people are among the most lovely and friendly individuals you will ever meet. Ladakh is safe for all types of travellers, including lone travellers.

 

6.  What should I pack for my vacation to Ladakh?

The following are travel necessities if you are visiting Ladakh:

1. Warm clothing, such as pullovers, jackets, and mufflers.

2. First Aid Kit

3. Sunblock and moisturiser

4. Toiletries

5. Cash

6. Identification documents

 

7.Should I maintain a certain level of fitness for the Leh Ladakh tour ?

 Because Ladakh is located at an elevation of 13,000-18,000 feet, you need to have a baseline level of fitness when planning Leh Ladakh vacation packages. Low temperatures, low air pressure, and a lack of oxygen can all have an impact. People with illnesses, like  asthma, should limit their travel to the lower sections of Ladakh.

 

8.How much time do I need for acclimatisation in Leh Ladakh?

 All Leh Ladakh vacation packages include at least 1-2 days of acclimatisation time.

 

9.What temperature range should I expect when going for a Leh Ladakh tour?

 When taking a Leh Ladakh vacation, you may expect varying temperatures practically every month. Temperatures range from 5°C to -20°C from December to February. 6°C to -5°C from March to April 16°C to 3°C from May to August From September through November, temperatures range from 22°C to 5°C.

 

10.Can I plan a flying tour of Leh Ladakh?

You certainly can. Ladakh has its own airport, the Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh. Almost all major airlines fly to Leh from Delhi, Srinagar, Chandigarh, and Mumbai.

 

11.What kind of accommodations/hotels does Ladakh offer?

This region offers cosy accommodations.

 

12. Which bikes are the best for a trip to Ladakh?

A more powerful bike will definitely provide the most support on these terrain, but even a lightweight bike can suffice. If the motorcycle is in good condition, it can complete the task.

You have the option of a Royal Enfield, If the motorcycle is in good condition, it can complete the task.  You have the option of a Royal Enfield, Hero Impulse, RE Himalayan, KTM Duke

 Bajaj Pulsar,CBR 50, Yamaha FZ/Fazer,

Bajaj Vikrant or Hero Impulse.

 

13.How long should Leh Ladakh tours last?

An ideal Leh Ladakh journey should last 7-9 days. We offer some of the most popular Leh Ladakh travel packages that provide the greatest experience in 7-10 days.

 

14. Are there any family-friendly Leh Ladakh tour packages?

There are many Leh Ladakh trip packages designed specifically for families.

 

15. Are honeymoon packages available for Leh Ladakh?

Kashmir Travels provides the best Leh Ladakh tour packages including Honeymoon Tour Packages.

 

16.What documents do I need to bring on my Ladakh trip

Health insurance card

Certificate of registration for a vehicle

Certificates from the PUC

Motorcycle insurance documents

Secondary identification (PAN Card, Passport, Voter ID)

Ladakh map with routes and itineraries

 

17.Does a Leh Ladakh tour package include motorcycle or jeep rides?

Jeep safaris are included in the majority of our Leh Ladakh tour packages. Motorcycle excursions across this captivating valley are included in several of our hand-picked Leh Ladakh tour packages.

 

18.When is the ideal time to visit Ladakh for festivals?

You should plan to attend the following festivals:

Ladakh Festival during the month of September, Sindhu Darshan and Yuru Kabgyat during the month of June; Losar during the month of December, Phyang Tsedup and Hemis Tsechu  during the month of July, Dosmoche and Yargon Tungshak during the month of February, Thiksey Gustor during the month of November, Matho Nagrang and Stok Guru Tsechu during the month of March, Karsha Gustor in January.

 

19.How to commute within Ladakh?

The region of Ladakh is surrounded by breath taking landscapes, and travelling through this region can be a true delight. You can travel across Ladakh via buses, taxis, motorcycles, or bicycles, depending on your preferences.

 

20. Are there trekking possibilities in Leh Ladakh tour packages?

Yes, there is a variety of trekking packages and other activity alternatives in Leh Ladakh tour packages.

 

21.Can I combine a Leh Ladakh tour with a Kashmir excursion?

You certainly can. There are fantastic trip packages that combine a visit to Leh Ladakh with a visit to Kashmir.

 

22.What does a typical Leh Ladakh tour entail?

While there are numerous possibilities, a typical Leh Ladakh tour would look something like this:

Day 1: Arrival in Leh (via Khardung La)

Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake on Day 3 (lakeside camping)

Day 4: Leh to Pangong Lake

Day 05: Leh Sightseeing

Day 06: Leh Departure

 

23.Can I go to Nubra Valley and return the same day?

It would take 6 hours to travel from Leh to Nubra Valley, which is achievable if you start early in the morning. As a result, you can visit Nubra Valley and return to Leh on the same day. However, a night stay in Nubra valley is recommended.

 

24. Which car is suitable for a vacation to Ladakh?

 Due to the topography in Ladakh, a standard sedan automobile would not be suited for driving around the region. For a trip to Ladakh, only an SUV or MUV car should be booked or driven.

 

25. Which network services are available in Ladakh?

BSNL postpaid works the best.

 

26.How far is it from Delhi to Ladakh by road?

The closest spot to begin your bike/road adventure to Ladakh is Delhi. The road distance from Delhi to Leh Ladakh through the Leh Manali Highway is roughly 1011 kilometres, with a total journey time of approximately 24 hours.

 

27.Is a medical certificate required to go for the Chadar trek?

Yes. Before embarking on the Chadar trek, you must have a medical examination at SNM Hospital Leh. You must take this test even if you already have a certificate or medical report from your doctor. You will not be able to complete the Chadar walk unless you have ALOTA clearance and authorization from the Wildlife Department. You will also need three days to acclimatise to the lower oxygen levels before embarking on the hike.

 

28.Can children travel to Ladakh?

Children can accompany their parents on a Ladakh tour, however high altitudes like Khardung-La are not recommended to them.

 

29.Is there snow in Leh Ladakh ?

 Leh receives snowfall during the winter. Snow can be found at higher elevations near Leh even in the spring and autumn months, and it is possible to observe some snow at lower elevations.

 

30.What is the elevation of Ladakh?

Ladakh is around 3000 metres (9800 feet) above mean sea level.

 

31.What  is High Altitude Sickness?

High Altitude Sickness (HAS), often known as Mountain Sickness, is caused by a decrease in oxygen and air pressure. While there are three types of HAS: acute altitude sickness (AMS), high altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE), and high altitude cerebral edema (HACE), the symptoms are nearly identical and include fatigue, headache, difficulty in breathing,nausea. The cases can range from mild to extreme Before embarking on any type of trek across the region, you must first become acclimatised  to the new environment. Any traveller should allow for two days of acclimatisation.

 

32.Is the internet available in Ladakh?

Yes, internet access is available in Ladakh's towns and villages. You will have access to a comprehensive network and 4G internet in the Leh Area.

 

33.Is August a safe time to visit Leh?

Both the Srinagar-Leh and Manali-Leh highways stay open throughout August.

 

34.Are card payments  accepted in Ladakh?

Card payments are allowed at some places in Ladakh; nonetheless, carrying cash is preferable to avoid inconvenience.

 

35.Is Ladakh safe for female solo travellers?

A journey to Ladakh can be eye-opening for both men and women. There is no direct threat to  female passengers.

 

36.Can I visit Ladakh in the winter? Is it safe?

Ladakh in winter can be an unforgettable experience. The temperatures drastically fall during winters and give the opportunity for snow activities including The Chadar Expedition and Sham Valley Trek.

 

37.Is Ladakh expensive?

Depending on your plan, a trip to Ladakh India might be budget friendly or expensive. Kashmir Travels provides both luxury and budget friendly Ladakh tour packages.

 

38.Is there an airport in Ladakh?

Ladakh is accessible via the Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, which is located 3.8 kilometres from the city. From the airport, one can take a cab and travel to the city's tourism sites. This airport is the world's 22nd highest commercial airport and was named after the 19th Kushok Bakula Rinpoche, a notable Indian statesman and monk.