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A land like no other with a superabundance of attractions to visit and fabulous landscapes, amazing people and culture, Ladakh is truly a heaven on Earth. Our Leh Ladakh Tour Packages are custom designed to cover it’s all fascinating towns like Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, Tsomoriri Lake, Alchi.
Pangong Lake in Ladakh Tours
Pangong Tso is the most famous lake in Ladakh. It is situated along the border with Tibet in east Ladakh. Around one third of the lake is in Ladakh with the other two thirds being in Tibet. This magnificent lake lies 4350 meters or 14,270 feet above sea level. Pangong is about 160 kilometers from Leh and takes 5 hours to reach from Leh City.
Nubra Valley in Ladakh Tours
Nubra Valley, also known as Ldumra “the valley of flowers” is situated in the north of Leh. The average altitude of the valley is about 10,000 ft. above the sea level. Bactrian Camel (double hump camel) around Sand Dunes, Deskit Monastery are the main attractions in this area. To the north of the valley lies the famous Siachen Glacier. During the months of July to September the extraordinary beauty of Nubra Valley is best explored.
Shanti Stupa in Ladakh Tours
Shanti Stupa is the face of Leh Ladakh. Shanti Stupa was inaugurated by The Dalai Lama in the year 1991 as part of the efforts to promote world peace. A visit to Shanti Stupa provides stunning panoramic view of the Leh town. It is one of the magnificent Tibetan structures that has ever been built.
When is the best time to visit Leh Ladakh?
May to August is the perfect time for Leh Ladakh.
Can we get Jain Food in Leh Ladakh?
Yes, Jain Food is easily available in Leh Ladakh.
Is Leh Ladakh safe for travelling?
Leh Ladakh is very safe to travel.
Is it safe to go to Leh Ladakh on a solo trip?
Yes, Leh Ladakh is very safe to travel solo trip.
Can we do bike trips to Leh Ladakh?
Yes, we can arrange bike trips to Leh Ladakh.
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Frequently Asked Questions On Leh Ladakh Tour Packages?
Is Leh & Ladakh different?
Leh is the capital city of Ladakh which is a Union Territory of India.
How to reach Leh Ladakh by road?
Leh Ladakh is accessible by 2 road journeys, one from Srinagar via Kargil and other from Manali via Sarchu / Jispa / Keylong. It will take 2 days to reach from each side to Leh Ladakh.
How many days are enough for Leh Ladakh Trip?
We suggest a minimum of 6 days to visit Leh Ladakh. However you can increase the number of days to explore other cities in Ladakh.
Is it safe for infants and children to travel to Leh Ladakh?
Infants can travel to Ladakh however we always suggest to travel only if child is above 3 years. Our concern is infants are not able to communicate the symptoms of high altitude sickness and this may create a problem.
Is it safe to travel to Leh Ladakh for female solo traveller?
Yes, it is completely safe for female solo travellers to travel to Leh Ladakh.
What is local cuisine of Leh Ladakh ?
Some of the local cuisines of Leh Ladakh are;
Vegetarian: Tsap Thuk , Thud, Sku, Thukpa, Lotus Root
Non Vegetarian: Tigmo, Stew, Momos, Tabaq Naat, Tabaq Naat, Gushtaba
What is the local language of Leh Ladakh?
The most common spoken language in Leh Ladakh is Bhoti, also Balti, Shina, Brokshat and Changshat.
When is Manali to Leh route open?
Manali to Leh road usually opens every year around last week of May, depending on the weather condition.
Do we need to carry Oxygen cylinders on visit to Leh Ladakh?
No, but if you still wish then you can carry portable bottle which is available at all medical stores and costs around 500 rs per bottle, or you can hire oxygen cylinder for 700 rs on a per day basis in Leh Ladakh.
How is mobile network connection in Leh Ladakh?
Only postpaid mobile phones work in Leh Ladakh. If you have a prepaid connection, then it will not work at all.
BSNL by far is the best mobile network in Leh Ladakh with the widest coverage. Airtel and Jio are followed next. If you are in Pangong Lake or Tso Moriri Lake expect only BSNL to work and that also in limited areas.
Which is the main religion of Leh Ladakh?
Buddhism is the main religion in Leh Ladakh with over 77% of population following Buddhism.
How is the temperature in Leh Ladakh?
December to February: Temperature range (5 °C in day to -20°C in night)
March to April: Temperature range (6°C in day to -5°C in night)
May to August: Temperature range (16°C in day to 3°C in night)
September to November: Temperature range (22°C in day to 5°C in night)
Why is it important to Acclimatization in Leh Ladakh?
Ladakh is a region having altitude ranging from 10,000 ft to 18,000 ft, thus visitors may suffer from dizziness, difficulty in breathing, headaches or even acute mountain sickness (AMS) if they do not acclimatize themselves. It can take 2 to 3 days to fully acclimatize in Leh Ladakh.
What is the condition of toilet facility in Leh Ladakh region?
Toilets facility is proper throughout the trip. You will be getting rooms with attached bathrooms with water facility 24*7
What type of vehicles do we provide in Leh Ladakh?
Usually for we provide Toyota Innova for group size of 4 – 6 people and Tempo Traveller for group size of 7 – 12 people.
Can you arrange Inner Line Permit for Leh Ladakh Tour Packages?
Yes, we can arrange Inner Line Permit for Leh Ladakh for Indian Citizens, Foreigners and NRI having OCI Card (Overseas Citizenship of India).
Can we get Jain Food in Leh Ladakh?
Yes, Jain Food is easily available in Leh Ladakh. We are popular for catering jain food request.
All About Leh Ladakh Tour Packages
Our splendid Leh Ladakh Tour Packages in the Himalayan Kingdom of Ladakh will take you to some of the amazing sights this planet has to offer! Ladakh, the cold desert located amidst the mighty Himalaya. The spectacular journey starts from Leh, [showhide type=”links” more_text=”Read More” less_text=”Hide Read More”] perched at an altitude of 11,400 ft in the himalayan foothills.
The tour takes you to some of the most offbeat places of the Leh Ladakh region, including the charming Ladakhi Village. You will however witness some of its most appealing sights on your visits to the Shanti Stupa, the numerous monasteries scattered across the area including the Spituk Monastery, the Thiksey Monastery, and the Shey Monastery and many more.
Highlights of Leh Ladakh Tour Packages
Leh Ladakh Tour Packages by Road Trip
Leh is a fantastic place to explore. Leh Palace, the most iconic structure of the city, is definitely worth a visit. You can also watch the sunset from Shanti Stupa, visit the Tibetan Refugee Markets, or simply walk around its narrow lanes and streets.
Perched high above the Himalayas, Ladakh is one of the most sought-after destinations in the world. It’s almost become synonymous with a great Indian road trip.
However, the acclaim is so well-deserved, as some of the routes to Leh and Ladakh are incredible. The difficulty of mountainous terrain, extreme conditions and high altitude makes it a bucket list item for tourists and explorers alike.
Nubra Valley in Leh Ladakh
A vast sea of sand dunes in the Himalayas. Can you visualize that? The Nubra Valley is a desert similar to those of Arabia, but situated at 4,000 meters above sea level and surrounded by the Himalayas.
Here, too, you can find two-humbled, hairy camels. The valley separates Ladakh from the Karakoram Ranges and the mighty Siachen Glacier. The valley is accessible through the world’s highest motorable road, The Khardung La Pass.
Nubra Valley is one of the most frequently travelled sightseeing places in Leh Ladakh.
Khardungla Pass (A Major Attraction Of Leh Ladakh Tour Packages)
Khardungla Pass is considered a significant pass and a gateway to the Siachen Glacier. t’s the highest motorable pass in the world. It can be dangerous for certain people to travel through that altitude because the air is thin and breathing can be challenging.
But the scenic beauty it gives is unimaginable. It feels you are on top of the world at the height of 5,359 m (17,582 ft). This pass is very popular with bikers from all over the world coming here to have a great biking experience.
The place has army canteens where you can stop and spend some leisure time eating and drinking something. The canteen is famous for maggi lovers, and tea and biscuits lovers, relishing it at such a height.
Pangong Tso Lake
Pangong Lake is a popular border lake. Much of the Pangong Lake is in China, with just a small portion of it is in Ladakh.
Pangong Lake can be reached in a 5-hour drive from Leh, most of which is on a rough and dramatic mountain road. The path passes the villages of Shey and Gya and passes the Changla Pass.
The lake is a wonder of its own for several reasons. Pangong Tso is not solely a freshwater lake and some part of it has salt water as well. Although the lake is partly saline, it freezes solid in winters.
Pangong Lake is the top most sightseeing places in Leh Ladakh.
Tso Moriri Lake
It is the largest of the high altitude lakes entirely within India and entirely within Ladakh in this Trans Himalayan region.
Tso Moriri is slightly higher than Pangong Tso and the water is far less brackish supporting more birdlife. The water is crystal clear and of a deep blue color.
Tso Moriri Lake is situated in the middle of the elevated district of Rupshu. It is a 137 km drive from Leh to Rupshu which can be covered in 7 to 9 hours.
Local Food in Leh Ladakh
One of the best aspects of traveling in Ladakh is to savour various dishes and curries prepared by the locals. Tibetan presence on Ladakhi food culture is apparent, notably thukpa and momos. Ladakhi food is not spicy as Indian cuisine and is basic yet nutritious.
Ladakh cuisine has influences from Tibetan, Nepalese and Kashmiri cuisine. With time, these forces have grown to produce foods servings of their kind, their taste. The cuisine focuses a lot on soup, bread, and brew.
Tibetan Culture in Leh Ladakh
Like the land itself, the people of Ladakh are usually very diverse from those of the rest of India. The faces and muscularity of the Ladakhis, and also the way they dress, are more comparable to those of Tibet.
Ladakh is the place in the world where Tibetan culture is more visible. While tourists have always had restrictions when travelling to Tibet, in Ladakh you can speak openly, walk around and go anywhere you want. Ladakhis are kind people always willing to help or strike a conversation.
Sightseeing Places in Leh Ladakh Tour Packages
Shanti Stupa – A strikingly white structure of Shanti Stupa and its dome is the most recognizable landmarks in Leh Ladakh.
Leh Palace – Leh Palace is a former royal palace overlooking the town of picturesque Leh.
Magnetic Hill – The hill is so called as vehicles seem to defy gravity and move upward on the hill when parked at a marked spot.
Hall of Fame Museum – The Hall of Fame Museum was built in memory of the soldiers who laid down their lives in the Indo-Pakistan wars of Kargil and Siachen glaciers.
Stok Palace – Known for its architecture, beautiful gardens, and spectacular views, Zanskar Valley well-known for its captivating views and adventure sport, Hemis Monastery which is the largest monastery in Leh Ladakh.
Thiksey Monastery – One of the largest gompa (tibetan style monastery) in the central Ladakh.
Hemis Monastery – The largest tibetan monastery in the Leh Ladakh.
Where can we find more information on Leh Ladakh
You can visit these official government websites of Leh and Ladakh for more information
Inner Line Permit in Leh Ladakh Tour Packages
An Inner Line Permit is necessary to visit the lake as it lies on the Sino-Indian Line of Actual Control. While Indian nationals can obtain individual permit, others must have group permits accompanied by an accredited guide, which is issued by the tourist office for a small fee.
An Inner Line Permit (ILP) is an official travel document issued and stamped by the Indian authorities. This document is compulsory to visit Restricted Areas.
Permits are delivered by the Deputy Commissioner’s Office in Leh, they are valid for a maximum period of 15 days for foreigners and for a maximum period of 3 weeks for Indian citizens (you can specify the dates when the validity period starts and ends).
There is no limit on the number of times you enter a Restricted Area. The Inner Line Permit is called Protected Area Permit when delivered to foreigners (but it is the same).
You need an Inner Line Permit to visit the following places:
- Khardung La Pass, Nubra Valley and Shayok
- Chang La Pass, Tangtse and Pangong Lake
- Chumathang, Tsaga La and Tso Moriri Lake
- Dha-Hanu Valley and Batalik
Documents required for obtaining Inner Line Permit
- Indian citizens need to provide a valid identity proof (driving license, passport, election card, aadhar card, pan card)
- Foreigners need to provide a valid passport with visa or OCI card
- You can obtain a permit even if you are travelling solo (travel agent will arrange)
- It usually takes one working day to process your application
- Permit can be obtained from Monday to Saturday, and Sundays (only during summer)
Nightlife in Leh Ladakh
Nightlife is simple in Ladakh. Do not expect a high end nightclub, a theater, live music and such. Best you can do is enjoy drinks with a bonfire around and soft music at small open restaurants.
Ladakh Packages from Mumbai
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