Explore Ladakh with locals. Six nights covering Leh's monastery belt, the cold desert of Nubra, Pangong Tso and the Sham Valley — with hotel accommodation, breakfast and dinner, inner line permits, an oxygen cylinder, a local guide and monastery entrance fees all included.
This is the package on our brochure, and the one most guests book. Tour price is $300 per person for 8 pax and $355 per person for 4 pax, and it includes hotel accommodation, breakfast and dinner, the inner line permit, an oxygen cylinder, a local guide, monastery entrance fees and transport.
Experience Ladakh’s culture, cuisine and landscape and create lasting memories with our exclusive travel package — run by a Leh-based team.
Double-humped camel safari, ATV rides, go-karting, zip line and bungee jumping can all be arranged locally and are not included in the package price.
Arrival and acclimatisation, Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace and an evening stroll in the main market
Leh Palace, Namgyal Tsemo Monastery, Shey Palace and Thiksey Monastery
Khardungla Pass at 18,380 ft, Deskit and Hunder villages, camel safari on double-humped camels
Reached via Shayok village — 134 km long, part of the India–China border, colour-changing water
The pass back to Leh and one of the largest and wealthiest monasteries in Ladakh
Alchi and Likir Monastery, Magnetic Hill, and the Indus–Zanskar confluence near Nimoo
After arrival at Leh Airport our representative will meet and greet you, and transfer you to your Leh hotel.
After check-in, rest at the hotel and acclimatise to the altitude.
Evening stroll in the Leh main market. We can also take you to Shanti Stupa, the symbol of peace, and the famous Leh Palace.
After breakfast, we set out for a full day of sightseeing around Leh. The journey begins with the majestic Leh Palace, once the royal residence.
Then Namgyal Tsemo Monastery, offering panoramic views of the town, followed by Shey Palace, the former summer capital of Ladakh.
Finally the grand Thiksey Monastery, often compared to Tibet's Potala Palace for its striking architecture. Return to Leh in the evening for leisure.
After an early breakfast, check out and drive to Nubra Valley — also known as the valley of flowers — via Khardungla Pass, at 18,380 ft.
On the way explore Deskit and Hunder villages, and experience a camel safari on double-humped camels in the sand dunes.
Nubra Valley is one of the interior regions of Leh Ladakh, famous for its location and sand dunes — this area is the cold desert of Leh Ladakh.
After breakfast, leave for Pangong Lake via Shayok village. Reach the banks of Pangong Lake and appreciate its charming beauty.
Pangong Lake sits at an altitude of 4,270 ft and is 134 km long, forming part of the India–China border.
Its clear water reflects the sky, giving the effect of changing colours — blue to turquoise to light pink — throughout the day and night. It freezes completely in winter despite being saline.
After breakfast you can go near the lake and spend some refreshing time there.
Then we leave for Leh via Changla pass, reaching the plateau and appreciating its charming beauty.
On the way you will visit one of the largest and wealthiest monasteries in Ladakh, Hemis Monastery.
After a hearty breakfast we drive out for sightseeing, covering Alchi and Likir Monastery, the famous Magnetic Hills, and the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers near Nimoo.
In the evening you return to Leh. If time permits you can explore the main local market and buy some souvenirs.
Return to the hotel in the evening and enjoy dinner.
Transfer to Leh Airport for your onward journey.
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Leh – Nubra – Turtuk – Pangong – Hanle – Tso Moriri – Leh
Leh – Nubra – Turtuk – Pangong – Leh – Sham Valley
Leh – Nubra – Turtuk – Pangong – Hanle – Tso Moriri – Leh – Sham Valley
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