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Leh Ladakh Trip

Experience the breathtaking landscapes, high mountain passes, and timeless beauty of Ladakh

TREK DIFFICULTY

Moderate

TREK DURATION

6 Days / 5 Nights

HIGHEST ALTITUDE

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CLOAKROOM / OFFLOADING

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REGION

Leh

REPORTING LOCATION

Leh

CLOSEST AIRPORT

Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport

DISTANCE

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Highlights

Cross the mighty Khardung La Pass, one of the 9th highest motorable roads in the world, on your way to Nubra Valley

Ride a rare Bactrian double-humped camel on the golden sand dunes of Hunder — a living relic of the ancient Silk Route

Witness the surreal blue waters of Pangong Tso at 4,225 metres, stretching 134 km across the India-Tibet border

Drive over Chang La Pass, the 2nd highest motorable road in the world, on the return journey from Pangong

Explore the historic Diskit Monastery and the magnificent Maitreya Buddha statue overlooking the Nubra Valley

Visit iconic Leh landmarks including Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, and the Sangam confluence

Experience an unforgettable starlit bonfire night in Leh to wrap up your Leh Ladakh trip

Trek Fee per person

₹21,999

Select Date to Register — 2026

No departures. Custom bookings available.

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About the Trek

Take an incredible trip through Ladakh’s most famous landscapes to witness its unadulterated beauty. You are encircled by bare mountains, clear air, and a profound sense of tranquility as soon as you arrive in Leh.

Following a day of acclimatization, you will see the region’s high-altitude attractions, including the surreal Nubra Valley, which is home to ancient monasteries and undulating sand dunes, after traversing the fabled Khardung La Pass.

Discover the culturally vibrant village of Turtuk, a hidden treasure close to the Indo-Pak border, before continuing on via the stunning Shyok Valley to the magnificent Pangong Tso Lake, which is surrounded by rocky peaks and has glistening blue waters.

Ladakh offers moments of excitement, peace, and wonder as it unveils a new aspect of its natural and cultural attractiveness at every turn. With a perfect blend of adventure and breathtaking beauty, this experience is certain to leave you with lifelong memories.

Quick Facts:

Region: Leh-Ladakh, Jammu & Kashmir
Start/End Point of Leh Ladakh Trip: Leh
Leh Ladakh Trip with Turtuk Duration: 6D/5N
Leh Ladakh Trip Type: Road Trip (with optional bike ride)
Maximum Altitude of Leh Ladakh Trip: 17,982 ft (Khardung La Pass)
Leh Ladakh Trip Difficulty Level: Moderate
Best Time to Visit Leh Ladakh Trip: May to September

How to reach Leh Ladakh Trip (Leh)?

The trip starts from Leh. Leh is well-connected to major cities in India via air, road, and rail. Here’s how you can reach there using different modes of transport:

By Air: Air travel is the quickest and most convenient way to get to Leh. Leh’s Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IXL) has excellent connections to Delhi, Mumbai, Srinagar, and Chandigarh, among other important Indian cities.

By Road: A road journey to Leh is the best way for adventurers to discover the Himalayas. There are two primary routes:

The approximately 472-kilometer journey from Manali to Leh, which is open from June to October, offers breathtaking scenery, high mountain passes like Rohtang and Baralacha La, and an authentic sense of adventure.
Srinagar to Leh (about 434 km): This route, which runs through charming towns like Sonamarg, Drass, and Kargil, is a little lighter in terms of altitude increase and is open from May to November.

By Train: There isn’t a train station in Leh. About 700 kilometers away, Jammu Tawi is the closest major train station. To get to Leh from Jammu, passengers can take a bus or taxi via Srinagar. Even if it takes longer, this is a fantastic choice for travelers who like to see more of Jammu & Kashmir.

Leh Ladakh Trip Complete Information

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Inclusions

What's Included

Five nights' lodging in double or triple-sharing hotels, campers, cottages, and homestays
There is a double-sharing room available for an additional fee.
Every meal as specified in the schedule
For a four-day bike rental (from Leh to Leh),
Bike fuel according to the schedule
Total trip by MUV or Traveler, based on the size of the group
Backup car for mechanical issues and luggage (MUV/Traveler/Bolero Camper)
24/7 client service during the journey
The travel requires all the inner line permits.
Ladakh union dues
Facilities for group pickup and drop-off
Helmet, elbow guards, knee pads, and riding gloves (for riders) are examples of riding equipment. It is advised to bring your own equipment for comfort.
A first aid package for protection
Free night by the bonfire
Experienced marshal or team captain along the journey
Parking fees, toll taxes, and driver night charges
A Royal Enfield mechanic who provides basic maintenance assistance and spare parts while traveling
24-hour emergency oxygen cylinder in the vehicle (personal usage of portable oxygen is advised)
In triple or quad sharing rooms, there are mattresses available for additional visitors

Exclusions

What's Not Included

An additional 5% GST is applicable.
Any food and drink items not specifically listed in the inclusions, including as meals, mineral water, wine, and refreshments while driving on a highway
Lunch on the way between locations
Personal costs such as driver tips, admission fees, fees for photography and videography, and any extracurricular activities
expenses resulting from landslides, roadblocks, and other natural disasters (must be paid for immediately by the client)
Anything that the inclusions don't directly address
The client is responsible for paying for any damage to the bike during the journey.

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