Experience the best Ladakh trip as we take you on a riveting tour of the wonders of Leh Ladakh, which concludes with the tranquil beauty of Hanle. You may fully immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Leh Ladakh’s cultural legacy and the unspoiled attractiveness of Hanle thanks to our well-planned itinerary, which highlights the best of this wonderful area.
Each and every moment is a masterpiece of Ladakh’s unrivaled beauty, from the splendor of Leh Palace and the breath-taking Sangam Viewpoint to the fantastical vistas of Nubra Valley and the shimmering tranquillity of Pangong Lake. Join us on this unique journey that encapsulates the spirit of Ladakh, from the energetic streets of Leh to the serene vistas of Hanle. Here is where your Ladakh experience starts.
Start an 8-day Ladakh trip that will be packed with amazing activities to do and beautiful places to visit. Find out about the peaceful beauty of Hanle, a small town hidden in the mountains. The Hanle Monastery is a symbol of the spiritual history of the area. Explore old monasteries like Thiksey and Hemis, which have colorful prayer flags and intricate architecture, to learn more about Leh Ladakh’s rich culture.
As you travel through rough terrain, you can take in Ladakh’s raw natural beauty and be amazed by the stark but beautiful scenery. Every moment promises to be a new and amazing adventure, whether you’re looking at the stars at the Indian Astronomical Observatory or talking to the friendly locals. This Ladakh trip will give you a magical combination of cultural exploration, peaceful landscapes, and spiritual findings that will make you remember this Himalayan wonderland for a lifetime.
Accept the sentiment of saying goodbye to Ladakh while keeping in mind that the memories you’ve made there will always hold a special place in your heart.
Ladakh is best explored during the warm summer months, which run from May through September. During this time, the landscape is at its most stunning, and the roads are less likely to be open.
If, on the other hand, you are interested in winter activities or want to visit the world-famous frozen lakes, you can travel there during the winter, which runs from December to February.
Yes, as of my most recent update in September 2021, a special permit is necessary to enter Tsomoriri Lake. Indian tourists also require an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to visit Tsomoriri Lake because it is situated in a restricted area of Ladakh. Foreign tourists need to obtain a Protected Area Permit (PAP) to visit Tsomoriri Lake.
Please be aware, nevertheless, that guidelines and procedures for getting a permit can alter over time. Before organizing your trip to Tsomoriri Lake, make sure you have the most recent information on permits and travel restrictions by contacting us or local authorities.
Landslides and floods brought on by the melting snow and rain can damage or close the route from Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake via Shyok. The best option is to return to Leh and visit Tsomoriri Lake the following day as per the schedule.
We will make every effort to find suitable accommodation in Leh and seek reimbursement for the Pangong Lake accommodation (after the hotelier’s decision is final). However, the traveler will be required to pay extra expenses for the travel.
Only postpaid networks of Jio, BSNL, and Airtel work in Ladakh. However, most hotels provide Wifi so you can still stay connected.
This excursion IS NOT APPROVED FOR CHILDREN UNDER FIVE. Because of the high altitude in Ladakh, we advise against taking young children. Only kids older than five who are accompanied by their parents are allowed to go on the trip.
