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Ladakh is famous for its rugged mountains and breathtaking high-altitude passes. "
Ladakh travels package that includes visits to Lamauru the moonland, Turtuk and the Sangam (confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers) offers a comprehensive experience of the region's natural beauty and cultural heritage
This itinerary gives you a wonderful balance of cultural exploration, natural beauty, and some adventure, while making sure you have enough time to acclimatize and enjoy the serene atmosphere of Ladakh.
• Arrival at Leh Airport (3,524 meters / 11,562 feet): Leh is the capital of Ladakh, and the journey typically starts here.
• Check-in to Hotel: Rest and relax to allow your body to acclimatize to the high altitude.
• Acclimatization Day: It’s crucial to give your body time to adjust to the altitude. Don’t plan any heavy activities on this day.
• Evening Walk: If you’re feeling up to it, take a leisurely walk around Leh’s main market area
Overnight: Stay in Leh.
Distance: ~125 km (4–5 hours drive)
• Depart from Leh in the morning and enjoy the scenic drive along the Indus River.
• Stop at Magnetic Hill, Sangam (Indus-Zanskar confluence), and Gurudwara Pathar Sahib en route.
• Visit Lamayuru Monastery, one of the oldest and most beautiful monasteries in Ladakh, surrounded by the unique "Moonland" landscape.
• Spend the evening exploring the quaint Lamayuru village.
• Overnight stay in Lamayuru.
• After breakfast, visit nearby attractions or take a short hike around the Moonland terrain.
• Drive back to Leh, stopping at Alchi Monastery on the way.
• Arrive in Leh by late afternoon or evening.
Drive to Nubra Valley (5-6 hours): Depart early for Nubra Valley, a desert in the middle of the mountains. The journey takes you over one of the world’s highest motorable pass, Khardung La (5,359 meters / 17,582 feet). Stop for photos and enjoy the incredible views of the valley below.
• Nubra Valley: Upon arrival, explore the scenic valley known for its sand dunes, traditional villages, and monasteries.
• Diskit Monastery: Visit the Diskit Monastery, which houses a giant 106-feet statue of Maitreya Buddha, overlooking the Nubra Valley.
• Hunder Sand Dunes: Enjoy a camel ride on the Bactrian camels (double-humped camels), which are native to the region. The combination of sand dunes and snowy mountains makes for a unique experience.
Overnight: Stay in Nubra Valley (Hunder or Diskit).
• Travel to Turtuk, one of the northernmost villages in India, known for its unique Balti culture and apricot orchards.
• Explore the village and interact with locals.
• Return to Hundar for an overnight stay.
Drive to Pangong Lake (5-6 hours): After breakfast, depart for Pangong Lake, passing through villages like Agham and Shyok. This drive offers mesmerizing views of the barren landscape.
• Pangong Lake (4,350 meters / 14,270 feet): A stunning high-altitude lake, Pangong stretches across India and China. Known for its ever-changing colors, this lake is one of the most popular spots in Ladakh.
• Leisure Activities: Spend time walking along the lakeside, enjoy photography, or simply absorb the serenity of the place.
Overnight: Stay near Pangong Lake (tent or Cottages).
Morning at Pangong Lake: If you wish, enjoy a beautiful sunrise over the lake before heading back.
• Drive to Leh (5-6 hours): Return to Leh via the Chang La Pass (5,360 meters / 17,590 feet), one of the highest motorable passes in the world.
• Optional Stop: On the way back, you can stop at Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary for a glimpse of the Tibetan antelope or wild yak.
• Relax in Leh: After a long drive, relax in Leh and enjoy the last evening in the region.
Overnight: Stay in Leh.
Leisure Morning: Depending on your flight schedule, you can either relax or take a final walk through the market for some last-minute souvenirs.
• Departure: Head to Leh Airport for your flight back, carrying memories of an unforgettable Ladakhi adventure.
Exploring Ladakh by Taxi or tempo traveler offers a comfortable and scenic journey through high-altitude passes, monasteries, and remote villages. Taiss (Innova/Xylo/Scorpio) are ideal for small groups or couples, ensuring a personalized experience, while tempo travelers are perfect for larger groups, making travel more economical and fun. Both options provide experienced drivers familiar with Ladakh’s challenging terrain for a safe and hassle-free trip.
