Experience the Wonders of Ladakh Without Breaking the Bank
Tour lasts seven days and six nights.
Leh to Sham Valley to Khardung La to Nubra Valley to Pangong to Chang-la to Leh is the route.
Khardung-la (18,000 ft.) and Chang-la passes are covered (17,688 ft.)
Highlights:
See the breathtaking and desolate scenery of Little Tibet, which features colourfully painted gompas, fluttering prayer flags, and rocky mountains.
Travel across the majestic Himalayan peaks on the Khardungla Pass, the highest motorable road in the world.
Visit Magnetic Hill to observe a natural phenomena that defies gravity and discover more fascinating scientific information.
Enjoy Pangong Lake's breathtaking splendour, which extends over 130 km and is renowned for being the highest saltwater lake in the world.
OVERVIEW
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The least expensive Ladakh trip package will allow you to immerse yourself in the rich Tibetan culture in Leh, which is a part of Jammu and Kashmir's Ladakh area. Leh, also referred to as Little Tibet, is home to gompas, prayer flags, and amazing views of the snow-capped Himalayas as well as stunning desolate landscapes.
The area has a wide range of attractions, including monasteries and high-altitude passes like Magnetic Hill, which is the highest motorable road in the world, and the stunning Pangong Lake. From strenuous hikes and camping to exhilarating road adventures and breath-taking scenery, Ladakh is made absolutely unforgettable by a trip to Leh, a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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Our Cheapest Ladakh Tour Package offers a cost-effective approach to discover the largely Tibetanized culture in Leh.
When you get to Leh, visit the Leh Palace, the Shanti Stupa, and the Leh Bazaar to begin your tour.
Get to see the Hall of Fame, the Gurudwara Patthar Sahib, Magnetic Hill, Rivers, and the Spituk Monastery, among other well-known sights.
Discover the Indus River, the Zanskar range, and drive through Khardungla, the world's highest motorable road.
See Hunder Village, the well-known Diskit Monastery, and take a camel safari through the sand dunes.
On your Ladakh tour, see Shey Palace in Thiksey and travel past Changla Pass in
Tangtse.
Camp next to the renowned PangongLake and be in awe of the stunning Hemis Monastery.
Day 1 ARRIVAL IN LEH
You will be transported to your accommodation after landing at Leh Airport.
Spend the day getting used to the weather and surroundings.
Explore nearby landmarks like Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa, and Leh Bazaar in the evening.
Hotel stay for the night.
DAY 2 Leh exploration and a trip to Sham Valley
Start the day with breakfast, then set out for the Leh-Kargil Highway along the Indus River.
Visit the Hall of Fame to honour the wartime warriors in War in Kargil.
Visit Gurudwara Patthar Sahib again to ask for blessings.
Arrive to Magnetic Hill and the Indus and Zanskar river confluence after travelling for around four hours.
Go to the revered Spituk Monastery, built in the fifteenth century.
In the evening, head back to the hotel after taking in the lovely surroundings.
In the motel, spend the night.
Day 3 Drive 120 miles (4-5 hours) from Leh to Nubra Valley through Khardung La Pass (17,582 ft).
After a hearty breakfast, leave Leh for the highest motorable pass in the world, Khardung La Pass.
Saser, take in the expansive vistas of the Himalayas, which include the Zanskar Range.
Indus River and the Massif.
Continue travelling in the direction of the breath-taking Nubra Valley, commonly referred to as the "Valley of Flowers" or "Ldumra."
Spend the night in the valley and tour the charming towns and houses there.
Enjoy the stunning surroundings and unwind in the serene setting.
Overnight in a hotel.
Day 4 Nubra Valley to Leh return journey
Drive to Hunder Village first thing in the morning to experience camel safaris, see sand dunes, and explore the winter desert.
Continue on your journey to Leh after stopping in Diskit to explore the 515-year-old Diskit Monastery.
Spend some time exploring the neighbourhood markets and taking in the distinctive the high altitude culture.
Check in to your accommodation in Leh and spend the night there.
Spend an overnight stay in the hotel's comfort.
Day 5 Drive for 140 kilometres (5–6 hours) from Leh to Pangong Lake.
Start the day with a leisurely breakfast before departing on an exciting excursion to Pangong Lake and Shey Palace.
Then, Thiksey, take a drive to the magnificent compound on the summit.
Once you approach Sakti Village, continue on towards the Changla Pass (5,486m) and take pleasure in the windy ride.
Enjoy the breathtaking scenery, take some pictures, and then move on to Tangtse for a revitalising cup of tea.
Arriving at Pangong Lake, settle into your campground, and enjoy the pristine setting and breath-taking scenery all around you.
Spend a calm night at the camp while taking in the tranquil surroundings.
Day 6 Pangong Lake to Leh return(140 km in 6 hours)
Spend a relaxed morning while seeing Pangong Lake's natural beauty.
Start your journey back to Leh and pause at Hemis Gompa.
Go on to Leh and arrive there by nightfall after the visit.
Take a stroll through the marketplace and indulge in a little souvenir shopping in the neighbourhood markets.
Enjoy a comfortable hotel stay and a restful night's sleep while you sleep.
Day 7 Departure from Leh
Then check out of the hotel after waking up and enjoying a nice breakfast.
At the airport, you will be dropped off.
This concludes our incredible Ladakh tour!
DO'S FOR THE TOUR
Because the climate at high altitudes differs from that on the plains, it is advised that you allow enough time for acclimatisation.to a great height.
Before starting the tour, see a doctor. When on the journey, keep a first aid kit and basic prescriptions with you.
It is advised to pack extra warm clothing for the journey.
Although you might have to carry the luggage to the backup vehicle, the accommodation, etc., the recommended baggage weight is 60 litres.
Maintain the destinations' ecological balance by avoiding utilising plastic bags. Littering travellers risk fines.
Bring granola bars, dry snacks, and other items from home.
Bring two water bottles: one regular and one insulated. This will allow you to refill as needed.
Bring enough cash because there are frequently long lines at ATMs in high-altitude areas where there are relatively few of them.
Each individual guest must present ID verification at the time of reservation and again upon arrival. PAN cards won't be accepted as acceptable address evidence.
Upon check-in, all participants must present identification.
On arrival, all travellers from outside the United States must share their passport and visa information.
FAQ'S
1.Is a trip to Leh worthwhile?
Indeed, a trip to Leh is absolutely worthwhile. Leh gives visitors an amazing experience with its distinctive fusion of Indian and Tibetan culture, breathtaking natural scenery, historic monasteries, high-altitude lakes, mountains, and adventurous activities like trekking and camping. The area is genuinely unique and well worth a trip.
2.What season is ideal for visiting Ladakh?
When the weather is nice and the roads are accessible for easy access, May to September is the best season to explore Ladakh. The weather is comfortable at this time of year, and travellers can travel via the high-altitude passes. Visitors seeking snowfall and winter activities should go between December and February.
3.How long should an exploration of Leh last?
Leh and its surrounds should be explored over the course of at least 6-7 days. This will offer you plenty time to acclimatise to the high-altitude environment while also allowing you to see well-known landmarks like Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, and monasteries. But, a longer stay is advised for a more thorough experience.
4.What to Bring along for the Ladakh Trip?
layered clothing
carry-on bag (50-60l)
bottle of water
coats made of fleece and thermals
Walking boots
Thermal lining
Granola bars