Leh-Ladakh 7 Nights and 8 Days Tour

When you arrive in Leh, our representative will welcome you and take you to the hotel. After check-in, relax at the hotel and enjoy the famous beverages of Leh. After lunch, you can visit Leh Palace and also visit Shanti Stupa, constructed in 1991 by Gyomyo Nakamura, a Japanese Buddhist Bhikshu. Spend the night in the serene environment of Leh.

After breakfast, start your journey to explore famous nearby places. Visit the Magnetic Hill location, where gravity is less important. The hilly terrain of the region and the hills nearby convey the impression that you find yourself on a hill. The other important place to visit is the Hall of Fame, a palace of pride and bravery. It is a museum that is built and maintained by the Armed Forces of India and serves as a reminder of the enormous costs incurred by the Armed Forces soldiers in the 1999 Kargil War. You may also visit Gurudwara Pathar Sahib (associated with the founder of the Sikh religion, Guru Nanak Dev Ji), the Sangam of Zanskar (the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers), and the Indus River (a transboundary river of Asia located in India, China, and Pakistan). Stay overnight in Leh.

After breakfast, drive across the Khardung La mountain to Nubra Valley, often known as the Valley of Flowers and the warmest region of Ladakh. This is the highest motorable road in the world. Experience stunning views of the infinite snow-capped mountain ranges surrounding Khardung La Pass (18,390 feet) while traveling. Proceed to Nubra after spending some hours at Khardung La. Enjoy a ride on camels in the late afternoon after arriving at your hotel. Spend your night in Nubra.

After enjoying your breakfast, drive to Turtuk (available to tourists since 2010). The Indian army captured this village from Pakistan during a conflict in 1972 and later returned to Hunder. Stay overnight in Nubra.

We'll start the day taking the same way toward Leh and keep on it till we get to Khalsar. We will follow the left pathway from the Agyam bridge, which takes us to the villages of Durbuk and Shyok. After Shyok, there is a fine but very steep road. Enjoy your drive to Pangong Lake, one of the Himalayas' most magnificent and stunning naturally formed brackish lakes. At an altitude of 14,000 feet, over half of the lake is situated in Chinese territory, with the remaining third falling inside Indian territory. Investigate the lake region; you may see some unusual animals. Stay at Pangong for the night.

Start your 6th day with a beautiful sunrise over the lake. Then travel back to Leh after breakfast, stopping momentarily to grab a cup of hot, steaming tea at Changla Pass (a high mountain pass in the Ladakh Range between Leh and the Shyok River valley, ascending to an altitude of 5,391.3024 m (17,688.000 ft). Spending a restful night in Leh.

Drive to Sindhu Darshan, located around 7 kilometers from Leh on the bank of the historic Indus River, after breakfast. After that, drive to Shey Place, the former Ladakh capital, and the beautiful Thiksay Monastery perched on a hill, showcasing the best of Ladakhi architecture. This has plenty of stupas, statues, thangkas, wall paintings, and an enormous pillar that symbolizes the teachings of the Buddha. Later on, continue on your way to Hemis Monastery, the largest monastic development of the Drukpa Kagyu order of Tibetan Buddhism, which was built in 1630 and is home to numerous ancient treasures, such as the Thangkas and breathtaking wall paintings. See the Stok Palace Museum afterward. Early in the evening, return to Leh. Stay overnight in Leh and alleviate tiredness.

You will be transported to Leh airport in the early morning with all the memories you will have collected during the Leh-Ladakh journey.