5N/6DLadakhLeh Ladakh Classic
2N Leh · 1N Nubra · 1N Pangong · 1N Leh- Hotels
- Meals
- Transfers
- Sightseeing
Starts from
₹18,900
per person
Ladakh, India
Ladakh tour packages
High passes, Buddhist monasteries, the dunes of Nubra and the blue waters of Pangong Tso.
- Best time to visit
- May to September, when the passes are open.
- Ideal trip length
- 6 to 8 days
- Packages from
- ₹18,900 per person
Ladakh packages
5N/6DLadakhView
6N/7DLadakhLeh Ladakh Explorer with Turtuk
2N Leh · 2N Nubra · 1N Pangong · 1N Leh- Hotels
- Meals
- Transfers
- Sightseeing
Starts from
₹22,900
per person
8N/9DLadakhKashmir and Ladakh Road Trip
2N Srinagar · 1N Kargil · 2N Leh · 1N Nubra · 1N Pangong · 1N Leh- Hotels
- Meals
- Transfers
- Sightseeing
Starts from
₹34,900
per person
About Ladakh
Ladakh is a high-altitude desert between the Karakoram and the Himalaya, with Leh at about 3,500 m. Trips combine monasteries and palaces around Leh with drives over some of the world's highest motorable passes.
Nubra Valley has sand dunes and double-humped Bactrian camels at Hunder, while Pangong Tso is a long lake that changes colour through the day. The first day is always kept for rest so your body can adjust to the altitude.
Places to visit in Ladakh
See all 13 places →1Must visit
Town
Leh
Ladakh's main town, with Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa and a busy main bazaar. Your base for the first and last nights, and the place to acclimatise.
Time needed: 2 to 3 days, split between the start and end of the tripRead more →2Must visit
Lake · Spangmik
Pangong Tso
A high-altitude lake at about 4,250 m that stretches into Tibet, known for its changing shades of blue. Nights are cold even in summer.
Time needed: 1 night, or a long day trip from LehRead more →3Must visit
Valley · Diskit
Nubra Valley
Reached over Khardung La, Nubra has the Diskit monastery and its giant Maitreya Buddha, and sand dunes with Bactrian camel rides at Hunder.
Time needed: 2 nightsRead more →4Must visit
Mountain pass · Leh
Khardung La
A high mountain pass at about 5,360 m on the road from Leh to Nubra Valley. Most visitors stop for a short while for photos at the top.
Time needed: 15 to 20 minutes at the topRead more →5Must visit
Monastery · Thiksey
Thiksey Monastery
A large hilltop monastery near Leh, often compared to the Potala Palace in Lhasa, with a seated Maitreya Buddha statue two storeys high.
Time needed: 1 to 2 hoursRead more →6Must visit
Stupa · Leh
Shanti Stupa
A white Buddhist stupa on a hilltop in Changspa, built by Japanese monks and inaugurated in 1991. Known for sunset views over Leh and the Stok range.
Time needed: 1 hourRead more →How to reach Ladakh
- By air: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, Leh (IXL), has direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai and Srinagar.
- By road: from Srinagar via Sonamarg, Zojila and Kargil (two days, usually open from May or June to October), or from Manali via the Atal Tunnel.
Ladakh travel FAQs
How do I avoid altitude sickness in Ladakh?
Rest completely on your first day in Leh, drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol for the first two days and go up slowly. Our itineraries keep a rest day and sleep at Leh before the higher passes.
Do I need a permit for Nubra and Pangong?
Yes, permits and environment fees are required for these areas. We arrange them for you with your ID details before the trip.
Can I travel to Ladakh in winter?
Flights to Leh run all year, but Pangong and Nubra roads can be difficult and many hotels close. We recommend May to September for a first trip.