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Ladakh: Land of High Passes

From magnetic Pangong Lake to ancient monasteries & the highest motorable roads — let us craft your perfect Ladakh itinerary.

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Why visit Ladakh?

Ladakh is a land of dramatic landscapes — snow‑capped peaks, deep blue lakes, and barren valleys dotted with Buddhist gompas. Whether you're riding the highest motorable road, camping beside Pangong Lake, or exploring the ancient Leh Palace, every moment feels like a discovery. Our guides are built by travellers who've been there, to help you experience the real Ladakh.

Must-see places

Pangong Lake

Changthang Plateau

Nubra Valley

Sand dunes & Bactrian camels

Khardung La

World's highest motorable pass (old sign)

Leh Palace

Leh

Magnetic Hill

Leh–Kargil highway

Tso Moriri

Rupshu Valley

7-day Ladakh itinerary

01

Arrive in Leh

Acclimatise, relax. Stroll through Leh market, visit Shanti Stupa.

02

Leh – Khardung La – Nubra

Drive over Khardung La, reach Nubra, sand dunes & double-humped camels.

03-04

Nubra – Pangong

Scenic drive to Pangong Lake via Shyok route. Overnight by the lake.

05-06

Pangong – Leh

Return to Leh, visit Hemis & Thiksey monasteries, local sightseeing.

07

Departure

Fly out from Leh with memories.

Where to stay in Ladakh

HotelLocationRatingPrice (INR/night)
The Grand Dragon Ladakh Leh ⭐ 4.7 (1.1k reviews) ₹8,500 Check best price
Padma Ladakh Leh ⭐ 4.5 (780 reviews) ₹6,200 Check best price
Pangong Hermitage Pangong (tents) ⭐ 4.3 (340 reviews) ₹5,500 Check best price
Hotel Nubra Retreat Nubra Valley ⭐ 4.4 (215 reviews) ₹4,800 Check best price

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Quick answers

When is the best time to visit Ladakh?
June to September is ideal for most travellers. Roads are open, weather is pleasant. For snow lovers, February-March offers winter magic (Chadar trek).
Do I need a permit for Ladakh?
Yes, Indian citizens need an Inner Line Permit for Nubra, Pangong, and Tso Moriri. Foreigners need a Protected Area Permit (PAP), easily arranged in Leh.
Is it safe to drive in Ladakh?
Yes, but roads are challenging. Acclimatise properly, drive slowly, and check road conditions. Hiring a local driver is recommended for first-timers.
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