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Ladakh tour package from Kolkata

Are you dreaming of an extraordinary adventure in the Himalayas? Look no further! Our Leh-Ladakh tour package from Kolkata offers an unforgettable journey through one of India’s most stunning regions. This package is perfect for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. On the 7th of August 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India separated the largely Buddhist Ladakh from the Jammu and Kashmir states. After the Government of India passed the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act in 2019, Ladakh was carved out as a separate Union Territory. Leh is the capital city of Ladakh. The largest town in Ladakh is Leh. The second largest town in Ladakh is Kargil. The famous Indus, Nubra, and Shyok river valleys are found in Ladakh. Muslims are the majority in Ladakh, they constitute 46% of the population. Buddhists are 40% of the population, and Hindus are 12% of the population of Ladakh.

Ladakh (“land of high passes”) is a Union Territory in northern India. It is located between the Karakoram mountain range in the north and the main Himalayas to the south. Ladakh is well-known for its remote mountain scenery. It is inhabited by Tibetan people and a Small Indo aryan population. The Best Time to Visit is June to September (summer), although tourists plan to visit from April end or the first week of May until the end of October.

Leh – Ladakh Geography and Climate: – Location: Jammu and Kashmir, India – Elevation: 11,400 ft (3,475 meters) above sea level – Temperature: -20°C to 30°C (-4°F to 86°F)

Leh – Ladakh Cultural Heritage:

Buddhism: Ladakh is predominantly Buddhist, with numerous monasteries.
Festivals: Losar (New Year), Hemis Festival, and Dosmoche Festival.
Cuisine: Traditional Tibetan and Indian dishes, like momos, thukpa, and gundruk.

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Ladakh Tour (Option-1)

Discover Hanle, India’s first Dark Sky Reserve, perched 4,500m high in the rugged heart of Ladakh. From the high-tech lenses of the Indian Astronomical Observatory to the ancient stone walls of the Hanle Monastery, this is where science and spirituality share the same horizon. Venture across the surreal Changthang plains to spot the elusive Tibetan Wild Ass, then retreat to the warmth of a local homestay for some authentic butter tea. Hanle isn’t just a destination; it’s a front-row seat to the universe. Stop dreaming and start stargazing. The stars are waiting—are you? Ladakh tour with the Indian Astronomical Observatory of Hanle- Starts from Srinagar, ends at Leh

Day 1: Arrival at Srinagar. Transfer to hotel and enjoy local sightseeing (Mughal Gardens, Dal Lake, nearby attractions). Overnight stay at Srinagar.
Day 2: Srinagar to Kargil via Sonmarg, Zoji La Pass, and Drass (second coldest inhabited place). Overnight stay at Kargil.
Day 3: Kargil to Leh with en-route sightseeing: Lamayuru Monastery, Magnetic Hill, Indus-Zanskar Sangam, and Gurudwara Pathar Sahib. Overnight stay at Leh.
Day 4: Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La Pass (one of the world’s highest motorable roads). Visit Hunder sand dunes and camel rides. Overnight stay at Nubra Valley.
Day 5: Day excursion to Turtuk Village (near Indo-Pak border). Return to Nubra Valley. Overnight stay at Nubra Valley.
Day 6: Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake via scenic routes. Enjoy the mesmerizing blue lake. Overnight stay at Pangong Lake.
Day 7: Pangong Lake to Hanle, known for its remote beauty and astronomical observatory. Overnight stay at Hanle.
Day 8: Hanle to Tso Moriri Lake, a serene high-altitude lake surrounded by mountains. Overnight stay at Tso Moriri.
Day 9: Tso Moriri to Leh with visits to Thiksey Monastery, Rancho School (Druk White Lotus School), and Shanti Stupa. Overnight stay at Leh.
Day 10: Departure from Leh Airport for onward journey.

Package costing:

60,500 per pax ( 2 pax)
41,500 per pax (4 pax)

Package Inclusions:

Accommodation on a double-sharing basis as per the selected category of Hotel/Camps.
2N Leh-,2N Nubra- ,1N Pangong- ,1N Hanle- ,1N Tsomoriri- ,1N Srinagar- 1N Kargil-,
Meal inclusions as specified in the plan.
⁠MAP (Breakfast with dinner only).
All airport transfer and Sightseeing by NON AC Innova/Ertiga as per the itinerary.
⁠Inner line permits as per the itinerary ( Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, etc.).
⁠Welcome drinks on arrival.

Package Exclusions:

⁠Any Airfares
Oxygen Cylinder, etc
⁠⁠GST etc
⁠Any expenses arising out of unforeseen circumstances like flight delay/ cancellation, route change/ strike or any other natural calamities.
⁠Items of any personal nature, such as extra meals, drinks, tips/ gratuities, telephone calls, laundry, etc
⁠Camera fees, Tips, gratuities
⁠ Adventure activity costs ( Pony ride, Camel safari, Rafting, Paragliding, etc.)
⁠ Taxis are not at one’s disposal
⁠ Medical and Travel insurance.
⁠Tour guide
⁠Entries to Monasteries, museums, monuments, etc.
Anything not mentioned in the “Inclusion.”

Ladakh Tour (Option-2)

Discover Hanle, India’s first Dark Sky Reserve, perched 4,500m high in the rugged heart of Ladakh. From the high-tech lenses of the Indian Astronomical Observatory to the ancient stone walls of the Hanle Monastery, this is where science and spirituality share the same horizon. Venture across the surreal Changthang plains to spot the elusive Tibetan Wild Ass, then retreat to the warmth of a local homestay for some authentic butter tea. Hanle isn’t just a destination; it’s a front-row seat to the universe. Stop dreaming and start stargazing. The stars are waiting—are you? Ladakh tour with the Indian Astronomical Observatory of Hanle- Starts from Leh Airport, ends at Chandigarh Airport/Railways station drop

D1: Arrival at Srinagar. Local sightseeing.
D2: Srinagar to Kargil via Sonmarg, Zoji La Pass and Drass. O/N stay at Kargil.
D3: Kargil to Leh with en-route sightseeing – Lamayuru Monastery, Magnetic Hill, Sangam and Gurudwara. O/N stay at Leh.
D4: Leh to Hunder via Khardung La Pass. O/N stay at Nubra Valley.
D5: Day excursion to Turtuk & back to Nubra Valley. O/N stay.
D6: Nubra to Pangong Lake. O/N stay.
D7: Pangong Lake to Hanle. O/N stay.
D8: Hanle to Tso Moriri. O/N stay.
D9: Tso Moriri to Leh en-route Thiksey Monastery, Rancho School and Shanti Stupa. O/N stay at Leh.
D10: Departure from Leh by Air.

Package costing:

66,500 per pax ( 2 pax)
45,500 per pax (4 pax)

Package Inclusions:

Accommodation on a double-sharing basis as per the selected category of Hotel/Camps.
2N Leh-,2N Nubra-,1N Pangong-,1N Hanle-,1N Tsomoriri-,1N Jispa-,1N Manali-,
Meal inclusions as specified in the plan.
MAP (Breakfast with dinner only).
All airport transfer and Sightseeing by NON AC Innova/Ertiga as per the itinerary.
Inner line permits as per the itinerary ( Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, etc.).
Welcome drinks on arrival.

Package Exclusions:

Any Airfares
Oxygen Cylinder, etc
GST etc
Any expenses arising out of unforeseen circumstances like flight delay/ cancellation, route change/ strike or any other natural calamities.
Items of any personal nature, such as extra meals, drinks, tips/ gratuities, telephone calls, laundry, etc
Camera fees, Tips, gratuities
Adventure activity costs ( Pony ride, Camel safari, Rafting, Paragliding, etc.)
Taxis are not at one’s disposal
Medical and Travel insurance.
Tour guide
Entries to Monasteries, museums, monuments, etc.
Anything not mentioned in the “Inclusion”.

4 nights & 5 days Tour of Ladakh

Season: April – October Destinations: Leh: 4 nights PLACES COVERED: Leh Palace-Tsemo Castle, Shanti Stupa, Sham Valley- Hall of Fame- Magnetic Hill- Sangam- Khardungla top, Shey Palace- Thiksey Monastery, Hemis Monastery- Rancho School-Pangong Lake- Changla pass.

D1 – Arrival in Leh at 3500 meters / 11560 feet by air. Take a rest, and in the late afternoon, visit the local market. Post lunch visit Leh palace- Palace of the erstwhile Royal King of Ladakh and Shanti Stupa, which offers you a panoramic view of the entire Leh town, Indus valley and lofty mountains of Zanskar & Ladakh range (30 km). Overnight stay.
D2 – Leh Local sightseeing & Indus Valley, Evening free , o/n stay
D3 – Early morning leave for day trip to Pangong Lake (5-6 hours one way), on the way stop at Sakti Village @ 12500 Ft. , you can see Demo here – a female version of Yak and Marmot animal then Chang La Pass @ 17586 Ft., Changla Baba Temple, stop at Durbuk for lunch, then visit Pangong Tso Lake, on the way back to Leh visit Thiksey Monastery, Hemis Monastery- Rancho School. O/n stay at Leh Hotel
D4 – After breakfast, at the Hotel, visit Khardungla pass @ 17982 Ft. 4th World’s Top Motorable Passes & Post Lunch visit Sham valley. O/n stay at Leh Hotel
D5 – Transfer to the AirPort for your Return Journey from Leh. Juley

5 nights & 6 days Tour of Ladakh

Season: April – October Option 1 Destinations: Leh: 4 nights / Nubra 1 night PLACES COVERED: Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa, Hall of Fame, Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery, Hemis Monastery- Rancho School- Pangong Lake- Changla Pass- Sham Valley- Magnetic Hill- Confluence of River Indus and River Zanskar, Gurudwara Shri Patthar Sahib, Khardungla top, Nubra Valley- Diskit Monastery- Sand Dune Hunder. Option 2 Destinations: Leh: 5 nights PLACES COVERED: Leh Palace -Shanti Stupa, Hall of Fame, Alchi, Likir, Khardungla top, Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery, Rancho school, Sindhu Ghat, Hemis Monastery, Pangong Lake, Changla Pass, Sham Valley, Magnetic Hill, Sangam, Gurudwara, Shri Pather Saheb

6 nights & 7 days Tour of Ladakh

In this tour, we will cover the following places.

- D1 – – Arrival in Leh at 3500 meters / 11560 feet by air. Take a rest, and in the late afternoon, visit the local market. Post lunch visit Leh palace- Palace of the erstwhile Royal King of Ladakh and Shanti Stupa, which offers you a panoramic view of the entire Leh town, Indus valley and lofty mountains of Zanskar & Ladakh range (30 km). Overnight stay.
- D2 – – After an early breakfast, depart for a sightseeing visit to Magnetic Hill, Gurudwara, Shri Patthar Sahib, River Indus, River Zanskar, and Alchi Monastery. Afterwards, return to the hotel and have free time to relax during your stay.

7 nights & 8 days Tour of Ladakh

In this tour, we will cover the following places.

- D1 – Arrival in Leh at 3500 meters / 11560 feet by air. Take a rest, and in the late afternoon, visit the local market. Post lunch visit Leh palace- Palace of the erstwhile Royal King of Ladakh and Shanti Stupa, which offers you a panoramic view of the entire Leh town, Indus valley and lofty mountains of Zanskar & Ladakh range (30 km). Overnight stay.
- D2 – After an early breakfast, leave for a sightseeing visit to Magnetic Hill, Gurudwara, Shri Patthar Sahib, River Indus, River Zanskar, and Alchi Monastery. After that, get back to the hotel, and free to relax for a while.

D3 – Morning: After breakfast, check out from the hotel and leave for Nubra Valley via Khardungla Pass at 17982 ft., the 4th world’s 4th-highest motorable pass. Then visit Diskit Monastery(you have to climb almost 180 steps), where you can see the Giant Statue of Maitriya Buddha and have a magnificent view of Nubra Valley. Arrive at Hundar by afternoon. Lunch at Camp, rest of the day is free to explore Deskit, Hundar Village and enjoy Double hump camel Safari in Sand Dunes between Deskit and Hunder Village. O/N stay at Hundar/ Diskit – Nubra Valley.
D4 – After an early breakfast, leave for Turtuk Valley. On arrival at Turtuk, Visit the King Palace & Museum to see the 100-year-old Stone Utemcils and other belongings of old days, The Word Tutuk comes from Dustuk, which means stay. You will find that the Baltistan cafe & local food menu available in most of the cafes is originally a Baltistani food. Turtuk lies at the extreme corner of the Indian frontier and was a part of Pakistan before 1971. Drive back to Sumuru, o/n stay.
D5 – After a delectable breakfast, brace up for the ultimate adventure. Depart from Hundar towards Siachen Base Camp -Siachen Base Camp – 80 kms, known as the highest battlefield in the world, which is also one of the world’s longest mountain glaciers. On the way, you can stop at Confluence View point to see the Sangam of Shyok River & Nubra River, then Sasoma Bridge and the last village of India- Warshi Village, enjoy the Murgi Water Falls, which will come 10 Kms after Panamic / 21 Kms from Sumoor. Siachen Glacier Length – 76 Kms, the 2nd Longest in the world’s, Non non-polar areas. visit Bana Post, formerly known as Quaid Post, is located on the Siachen Glacier in Ladakh, at an altitude of 21,153 feet (6,500 meters). It’s considered one of the highest posts in the region. There isn’t a dedicated Bana Singh war memorial in Siachen; the “Bana Post” in Siachen, also known as “Bana Top,” is named in honour of Naib Subedar Bana Singh for his heroic feat during Operation Rajiv in 1987. Meet the army people and get to know about the daily life at the base camp. Drive back to Sumoor while visiting a natural hot spring, at Panamic. You can view the Nubra valley, facing the Karakoram ranges. There are 2 hot springs, The springs are rich in sulphur, which is believed to be beneficial for various health conditions. 2nd one is good for any Skin disease. Check in at Sumoor Village and enjoy a relaxing dip. Relish over the wholesome dinner and discuss your travel diaries over the table.O/N stay at Sumoor-Nubra Valley.(Siachen Base Camp On Permit Basis, if you get a permit, you can go.)
D6 – Enjoy an early breakfast and drive towards Pangong Lake and Gompa via the Shyok route, which houses a huge copper statue of Buddha. After sightseeing, check in at the Pangong camp in the evening and o/n stay.
D7 – After breakfast at the Pangong camp, drive back to Leh. On the way, visit the beautifully nestled Thiksay Gompa and enjoy the temples and stupas. Later, return to the hotel and o/n stay.
D8- Transfer to the AirPort for your Return Journey from Leh. Juley

8 nights & 9 days Tour of Ladakh

In this tour, we will cover the following places.

- D1 – Arrival in Leh 3500 meters / 11560 feet & Local Sightseeing

Arrival in Leh, relax for a half-day & post lunch visit Leh Palace- Palace of the erstwhile Royal King of Ladakh and Shanti Stupa, which offers you a panoramic view of the entire Leh town, Indus Valley and the lofty mountain of Zanskar and Ladakh range (30 km). O/N stay at Leh.

- D2 – Sham Valley tour Full-day local sightseeing to Sham Valley including Alchi monastery, Indian Army Hall of Fame, war museum dedicated to the brave martyrs of the Indian Army, Spituk Monastery, Magnetic Hill, Sangam and Gurudwara, Shri Pather Saheb. (100 km) O/N stay at Leh.

D3 – Leh to Nubra valley (4-5 hours) After Breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley via Khardungla (One of the Highest Motorable roads in the World, 17,892 ft), en route visit Diskit Monastery, where you can see the Giant Statue of Maitriya Buddha and have a magnificent view of Nubra Valley. You will arrive at Hundar by afternoon, check in at Camp, rest of the day is free to explore Deskit, Hundar Village and a camel Safari in the Sand Dunes between Deskit and Hundar Village. O/N stay at Hunder/ Diskit – Nubra Valley.
D4 – Hundar -Turtuk- Hunder (8-9 hours) After an early breakfast, leave for Turtuk Valley. On arrival at Turtuk, Visit the King Palace & Museum to see the 100-year-old Stone Utemcils and other belongings of old days, The Word Tutuk comes from Dustuk, which means stay. You will find that the Baltistan cafe & local food menu available in most of the cafes is originally a Baltistani food. Turtuk lies at the extreme corner of the Indian frontier and was a part of Pakistan before 1971. Drive back to Sumuru, o/n stay. If you wish, you may visit Thang village, which is another 10 km one way from Turtuk along with Shyok River. The river crosses the border and reaches Pok (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir). You can see the military Banker and the village of Pakistan with the binocular from Thang Valley View point, which is very close LOC ( Line of Control).
D5 – Nubra to Pangonglake.(5-6 hours)

After Breakfast, visit Diskit Monastery at which has a giant statue of Maitriya Buddha and has a magnificent view of Nubra Valley and drive further towards Pangong Lake via Shayok river route. Pangong Lake (14,500 ft) is the highest saltwater Lake in the World, shared by two countries, India & China. Upon arrival, visit the location of 3 Idiots, also known as the shooting point. Later on, you can take a walk along the scenic turquoise colored Lake and enjoy its beauty. O/N stay in a camp near Pangong Lake.

D6 – Pangong to Leh (5-6 hours) Returning from Pangong Lake, en route visit Hemis Monastery, Thiksey monastery impressive complex rising tier upon tier on a hill above the village, resembling Potala Palace of Tibet, and Shey palace & Monastery – seat of the ancient capital of Ladakh. Evening free for shopping and strolling around Leh Bazaar (170 km), O/N stay at Leh.
D7 – Leh to Tsomriri Lake ( 6-7 hours) Morning after breakfast, drive to Tsomo-riri lake (230 km) situated near Korzok village by passing Chumathang (Hot Spring) along the Indus river. Afterwards, stroll around the Lake to enjoy the scenic beauty and visit Korzok Monastery (230 km). O/N stay at Korzok Village.
D8 – Tsomoriri to Leh via Tsokar Lake. (7-8 hours) After an early breakfast, leave from Tsomoriri towards Leh via Tsokar Lake (14,700 ft)- a fluctuating salt lake situated in the Rupshu Plateau known for a breeding ground for the endangered Black necked crane and Taglangla pass (17,480 ft) on the Manali-Leh highway. Later in the evening, free to stroll in the bustling Leh Market for the last day of shopping (260 km). O/N stay at Leh.
D9 – Fly back from Leh. Fly back to Delhi, your memorable tour ends here.

8 nights & 9 days Tour of Ladakh – (Manali to Leh)

In this tour, we will cover the following places.

- D1 – Manali to Leh Pick up from Manali (in Himachal Pradesh) at 9:30 AM, drive via the Atal Tunnel, Keylong & Jispa valley to Serchu. Overnight stay at Serchu, approx 180 Km, 4 & ½ hours journey.
- D2 – Serchu to Leh Check out from the Serchu Hotel for Leh via Baralacha Pass, More Plains, and Taglangla Pass. Overnight at Leh.

D3 – At Leh After breakfast, have a half-day rest for acclimatisation; post-lunch, visit Leh Palace—the palace of the erstwhile Royal King of Ladakh, Tsemo Castle, and Shanti Stupa, which offers a panoramic view of the entire Leh town, Indus Valley, and the lofty mountains of Zanskar and Ladakh Range.
D4 – Leh to Nubra After breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley via Khardungla (one of the highest motorable roads in the world, 17,982 ft). Arrive at Hundar by afternoon. Lunch at camp. The rest of the day is free to explore Deskit Monastery, which features a giant statue of Maitreya Buddha and offers a magnificent view of Nubra Valley. On arrival at Hundar Village, enjoy a camel safari in the white dunes between Deskit and Hundar Village (130 km). Overnight stay at Hunder/Diskit—Nubra Valley.
D5 – Hunder to Siachen Glacier – Sumoor After a delectable breakfast, brace up for the ultimate adventure. Depart from Hunder towards Siachen Base Camp -Siachen Base Camp – 80 kms, known as the highest battlefield in the world, which is also one of the world’s longest mountain glaciers. On the way, you can stop at Confluence View point to see the Sangam of Shyok River & Nubra River, then Sasoma Bridge and the last village of India- Warshi Village, enjoy the Murgi Water Falls, which will come 10 Kms after Panamic / 21 Kms from Sumoor. Siachen Glacier Length – 76 Kms, the 2nd Longest in the world’s, Non non-polar areas. visit Bana Post, formerly known as Quaid Post, is located on the Siachen Glacier in Ladakh, at an altitude of 21,153 feet (6,500 meters). It’s considered one of the highest posts in the region. There isn’t a dedicated Bana Singh war memorial in Siachen; the “Bana Post” in Siachen, also known as “Bana Top,” is named in honour of Naib Subedar Bana Singh for his heroic feat during Operation Rajiv in 1987. Meet the army people and get to know about the daily life at the base camp. Drive back to Sumoor while visiting a natural hot spring, at Panamic. You can view the Nubra valley, facing the Karakoram ranges. There are 2 hot springs, The springs are rich in sulphur, which is believed to be beneficial for various health conditions. 2nd one is good for any Skin disease. Check in at Sumoor Village and enjoy a relaxing dip. Relish over the wholesome dinner and discuss your travel diaries over the table.O/N stay at Sumoor – Nubra Valley. ( Siachen Base Camp On Permit Basis, if you get a permit, you can go.)
D6 – Sumoor to Pangong After breakfast, drive toward Pangong Lake via the Shayok River route. Reach Pangong Lake (14,500 ft), the highest saltwater lake in the world, shared by two countries, India and China. Upon arrival, visit the location of “3 Idiots,” also known as the shooting point. Later, take a walk along the scenic turquoise-colored lake and enjoy its beauty. Overnight stay in a camp near Pangong Lake.
D7 – Pangong to Leh Return from Pangong Lake; en route, visit Thiksey Monastery, an impressive complex rising tier upon tier on a hill above the village, resembling the Potala Palace of Tibet, and Shey Palace & Monastery—the seat of the ancient capital of Ladakh. Evening free for shopping and a stroll around Leh Bazaar (170 km). Overnight stay at Leh.
D8 – Leh to Shyam Valley The morning after breakfast, visit Sham Valley, Magnetic Hill, Gurudwara Shri Pather Sahib, and the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers. Explore Lamayuru, one of the oldest monasteries of Ladakh, and enjoy the view of the Moon Landscape. Return to Leh, do last-minute shopping at Leh Market, and overnight stay.
D9 – Departure Transfer from Leh Airport for your next destination.

9 nights & 10 days Tour of Ladakh (Srinagar to Leh)

In this tour, we will cover the following places.

- D1 – Srinagar Arrival. Arrival at Srinagar, check in at Hotel/ houseboat as per the choice of the guests.O/N stay at Srinagar.
- D2 – Srinagar to Kargil (6-7 hours) Pick up from the Srinagar Hotel and depart towards Leh via Zojila pass. En route, witness Drass village- The World’s second coldest inhabited place, and you can also see Tiger Hill along the way (200 km). O/N stay at Kargil.
- D3 – Kargil to Leh (6-7 hours) Morning after Breakfast, leave for Leh, en route visit Mulbekh Monastery, the Giant Living Buddha Sculpture on the Rock Mountain, Namkila Pass, Fotu La Pass, Lamayuru, one of the oldest monasteries of Ladakh and enjoy the view of Moon Landscape. Arrive at Khaltse for a Hot lunch, later leave for Leh, en route, witness Beautiful Sham valley, Magnetic hill, Gurudwara Shri Pather Saheb, and Indus-Zanskar river confluence (234 km). Reach Leh by evening. O/N stay at Leh.

D4 – Half day rest+ Local Sightseeing After a long journey, relax for half a day and post lunch, visit the Hall of Fame- A war museum dedicated to the brave martyrs of the Indian Army, Leh Palace and Shanti Stupa,which offers you a panoramic view of lofty Zanskar, the entire Leh town, Indus valley and the lofty mountain of Zanskar & Ladakhrange(30 km).O/N stay at Leh.
D5 – Leh to Nubra valley (4-5 hours) After Breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley via Khardungla (One of the Highest Motorable roads in the World, 17,982 ft). Arrive at Hundar by afternoon. Check in at Nubra, the rest of the day is free to explore Deskit, Hundar Village, and a camel Safari in the Sand Dunes between Deskit and Hundar Village (130 km). O/N stay at Diskit / Hundar – Nubra Valley.
D6 – Hundar -Turtuk- Hunder (8-9 hours) After an early breakfast, leave for Turtuk Valley. On arrival at Turtuk, Visit the King Palace & Museum to see the 100-year-old Stone Utemcils and other belongings of old days, The Word Tutuk comes from Dustuk, which means stay. You will find that the Baltistan cafe & local food menu available in most of the cafes is originally a Baltistani food. Turtuk lies at the extreme corner of the Indian frontier and was a part of Pakistan before 1971. Drive back to Hundar, o/n stay. If you wish, you may visit Thang village, which is another 10 km one way from Turtuk along with Shyok River. The river crosses the border and reaches Pok (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir). You can see the military Banker and the village of Pakistan with the binocular from Thang Valley View point, which is very close LOC ( Line of Control).
D7 – Nubra valley to Pangong (5-6 hours) After an early Breakfast, leave for Pangong Lake (14,500 ft) through Changla Pass, 17,350 ft, which is the third highest motorable road in the world. Pangong is the highest saltwater Lake in the world, shared by two countries, India & China. Upon arrival, visit the location of 3 Idiots, also known as the shooting point. Later on, you can take a walk along the scenic turquoise colored Lake and enjoy its beauty (160 km). O/N stay in Pangong.
D8 – Pangong to Tsomriri Lake (6-7 hours) via Tsagala Pass and Chushul route.(Pangong- Maan-Merag- Chushul -Tsagala-Loma bend-Mahe bridge- Sumdo village- Korzok) Morning after breakfast, drive to Tsomo-riri lake (230 km) situated near Korzok village by passing Rezangla Pass War Memorial after Chushul Village, Chumathang (Hot Spring) along the Indus river. For lunch en route, you can stop at Sumdo Village or Korrzok. Afterwards, stroll around the Lake to enjoy the scenic beauty and visit Korzok Monastery (230 km). Pangong to Tsomoriri via Tsagala pass and reaching Tsomoriri Lake (campsite close to water-front), O/n stay.
D9 – – Tsomoriri to Leh via Tsokar Lake. (7-8 hours) After an early breakfast, leave from Tsomoriri towards Leh via Mahe Bridge, En route visit Chumathang hot spring area, Thiksey monastery, Rancho school, and Shey palace. Reaching Leh later in the evening free to stroll in the bustling Leh Market for the last day of shopping (260 km). O/N stay at Leh.
D10– – Fly back from Leh. Fly back to your hometown, your memorable tour ends here.

10 nights & 11 days Tour of Ladakh

In this tour, we will cover the following places.

- D1 – Departure from Kolkata by any morning flight to Chandigarh via Delhi. On arrival at Chandigarh Airport, transfer to Bilashpur in Himachal Pradesh for an overnight stay.
- D2 – After breakfast, Bilashpur to Manali transfer by car, o/n stay. If time permitted, visit Hadimba Temple.

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- D1 – Leave Kolkata to reach Delhi by any superfast train. Arrived at Delhi and availed of overnight buses to Manal. Or connect to Chandigarh by train and stay at Bilashpur
- D2 – Arrived on the 2nd day morning, the whole day is free to relax. o/n stay at Manali.
- D3 – After breakfast, visit Hadimba Temple and leave for Sarchu( Manali to Keylong 118 Kms + Keylong to Sarchu 86 km Total 204 Km, approx. 7 to 8 hours journey) via Atal Tunnel & Sisu, o/n stay.

D4 – Sarchu to Leh (260 Kms), Check out from the Serchu Hotel for Leh via Baralacha Pass, More Plains, and Taglangla Pass. Overnight at Leh. On arrival, complete rest, o/n stay at Leh.
D5 – After a long journey, relax for half a day and post lunch, visit the Hall of Fame- A war museum dedicated to the brave martyrs of the Indian Army, Leh Palace and Shanti Stupa, which offers you a panoramic view of lofty Zanskar, the entire Leh town, Indus valley and the lofty mountain of Zanskar & Ladakhrange(30 km).O/N stay at Leh.
D6 – Leh to Nubra valley (4-5 hours) After breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley via Khardungla (one of the highest motorable roads in the world, 17,982 ft). Then visit Diskit Monastery (you have to climb almost 180 steps), where you can see the Giant Statue of Maitriya Buddha and enjoy a magnificent view of Nubra Valley. Arrive at Hundar by afternoon. Check in at Nubra Campsite; the rest of the day is free to explore Deskit, Hundar Village, and enjoy a double hump camel safari in the White dunes between Deskit and Hundar Village (130 km). Overnight stay at Diskit / Hundar – Nubra Valley.
D7 – Hundar -Turtuk- Sumoor (8-9 hours) After an early breakfast, leave for Turtuk Valley. Upon arrival in Turtuk, visit the King Palace & Museum to see the 100-year-old stone utensils and other belongings from old days. The word ‘Turtuk’ comes from ‘Dustuk,’ which means ‘stay.’ You will find that the Baltistan café and the local food menu available in most cafes is originally Baltistani cuisine. Turtuk lies at the extreme corner of the Indian frontier and was a part of Pakistan before 1971. Drive back to Hundar for an overnight stay. If you wish, you may visit Thang village, which is another 10 km one way from Turtuk along the Shyok River. The river crosses the border and reaches Pok (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir). You can see the military bank and the village of Pakistan with binoculars from the Thang Valley viewpoint, which is very close to the Line of Control (LOC).
D8 – Hunder to Siachen Glacier – Sumoor After a delectable breakfast, brace up for the ultimate adventure. Depart from Hunder towards Siachen Base Camp -Siachen Base Camp – 80 kms, known as the highest battlefield in the world, which is also one of the world’s longest mountain glaciers. On the way, you can stop at Confluence View point to see the Sangam of Shyok River & Nubra River, then Sasoma Bridge and the last village of India- Warshi Village, enjoy the Murgi Water Falls, which will come 10 Kms after Panamic / 21 Kms from Sumoor. Siachen Glacier Length – 76 Kms, the 2nd Longest in the world’s, Non non-polar areas. Visit Bana Post, formerly known as Quaid Post, is located on the Siachen Glacier in Ladakh, at an altitude of 21,153 feet (6,500 meters). It’s considered one of the highest posts in the region. There isn’t a dedicated Bana Singh war memorial in Siachen; the “Bana Post” in Siachen, also known as “Bana Top,” is named in honour of Naib Subedar Bana Singh for his heroic feat during Operation Rajiv in 1987. Meet the army people and get to know about the daily life at the base camp. Drive back to Sumoor while visiting a natural hot spring, at Panamic. You can view the Nubra valley, facing the Karakoram ranges. There are 2 hot springs, The springs are rich in sulphur, which is believed to be beneficial for various health conditions. 2nd one is good for any Skin disease. Check in at Sumoor Village and enjoy a relaxing dip. Relish over the wholesome dinner and discuss your travel diaries over the table.O/N stay at Sumoor – Nubra Valley. ( Siachen Base Camp On Permit Basis, if you get a permit, you can go.)
D9 – Sumoor to Pangong (5-6 hours) After an early breakfast, leave for Pangong Lake (14,500 ft). via Shyok. Stop at Durbuk/ Tangtse for lunch. Pangong is the highest saltwater lake in the world, shared by two countries: India and China. Upon arrival, visit the 1st View of Pangong Tso lake, the shooting point of the famous Indian film in Hindi “Jab Tak Hai Jaan” & “3 Idiots,” and finally Spangmik. Upon arrival, check in and relax by Pangong Lake. Later, you can take a walk along the scenic turquoise lake and enjoy its beauty (160 km). Overnight stay in Pangong.
D10 – Pangon Tso Lake to Leh Return from Pangong Lake; en route, visit Thiksey Monastery, an impressive complex rising tier upon tier on a hill above the village, resembling the Potala Palace of Tibet, and Shey Palace & Monastery—the seat of the ancient capital of Ladakh. Evening free for shopping and a stroll around Leh Bazaar (170 km). Overnight stay at Leh.
D11 – Leh to Kolkata via Delhi by Air.

9 nights & 10 days Tour of Ladakh(Manali to Srinagar with Ladakh)

In this tour, we will cover the following places.

- D1- Manali to Serchu After breakfast, visit Hadimba Temple and leave for Sarchu( Manali to Keylong 118 Kms + Keylong to Sarchu 86 km Total 204 Km, approx. 7 to 8 hours journey) via Atal Tunnel & Sisu, o/n stay.
- D2-Serchu to Leh Sarchu to Leh (260 Kms), Check out from the Serchu Hotel for Leh via Baralacha Pass, More Plains, and Taglangla Pass. Overnight at Leh. On arrival, complete rest, o/n stay at Leh
- D3-Leh After breakfast, half day rest for acclimatisation, post lunch visit Leh palace- Palace of the erstwhile Royal King of Ladakh, Tsemo castle and Shanti Stupa, which offers you a panoramic view of the entire Leh town, Indus valley, and the lofty mountain of Zanskar and Ladakh range.
- D4-Leh to Nubra Morning: After breakfast, check out from the hotel and leave for Nubra Valley via Khardungla Pass at 17982 ft., the fourth highest motorable pass in the world. Then, visit Diskit Monastery (you have to climb almost 180 steps), where you can see the Giant Statue of Maitriya Buddha and enjoy a magnificent view of Nubra Valley. Arrive at Hundar by the afternoon. Have lunch at the camp, and the rest of the day is free to explore Diskit, Hundar Village, and enjoy a double-hump camel safari in the white dunes between Diskit and Hundar Village. O/N stay at Hunder/Diskit – Nubra Valley.
- D5- Turtuk Day Excursion After an early breakfast, leave for Turtuk Valley. Upon arrival in Turtuk, visit the King Palace & Museum to see the 100-year-old stone utensils and other belongings from old days. The word ‘Turtuk’ comes from ‘Dustuk,’ which means ‘stay.’ You will find that the Baltistan café and the local food menu available in most cafes is originally Baltistani cuisine. Turtuk lies at the extreme corner of the Indian frontier and was a part of Pakistan before 1971. Drive back to Hundar for an overnight stay. If you wish, you may visit Thang village, which is another 10 km one way from Turtuk along the Shyok River. The river crosses the border and reaches POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir). You can see the military bank and the village of Pakistan with binoculars from the Thang Valley viewpoint, which is very close to the Line of Control (LOC).

Places to visit:

Leh: The capital city, known for its palace, monasteries, and vibrant market.
Pangong Lake: A stunning saltwater lake, 140 km (87 miles) long.
Nubra Valley: A scenic valley with ancient monasteries and Bactrian camel rides.
Khardung La: The world’s highest motorable pass (18,380 ft/5,600 meters).
Tso Kar Lake: A picturesque lake with migratory birds.
Zanskar Valley: A rugged, scenic valley with trekking routes.
Hemis National Park: Home to snow leopards, ibex, and other wildlife.

How to go to Ladakh from Kolkata:

By Air: Leh Airport (IXL) receives Direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Chandigarh, and Srinagar. But you can connect flights from other destinations also, provided your flight reaches Delhi and Mumbai early in the morning to connect your next flights to Ladakh
By Road: Drive from Srinagar Via Kargil (415 km/258 miles) or Manali via Sarchu (480 km/300 miles).

If you are planning to start from Kolkata, then you have to reach Srinagar or Manali and stay at least one night each way to start or end your journey to Ladakh. Things to do:

Trekking: Markha Valley, Annapurna Circuit, and Stok Kangri.
Mountain Biking: Ride through rugged terrain.
White Water Rafting: Experience the thrill on the Zanskar River.
Camel Safaris: Explore Nubra Valley on Bactrian camels.
Skiing: Enjoy powder snow at Leh’s ski resort.

Essential for Leh Ladakh packages

Here are the essentials to include in Leh Ladakh packages:

Travel Documents:

Valid Passport and Visa (for international travellers)
ID Proof (Aadhaar/Voter ID card or Driving License)
Travel Insurance ( Optional)

Clothing:

Warm clothing (down jackets, thermals, gloves)
Waterproof jackets and pants
Comfortable trekking shoes
Woollen socks and hats
Scarves and sunglasses

Health and Hygiene:

First-aid kit
Altitude sickness medication (Diamox)
Water purification tablets or a filter
Sunscreen and lip balm
Hand sanitiser and toilet paper

Electronics:

Smartphone with charger and backup power bank
Camera with charger and extra batteries
. Portable charger for power banks
Universal power adapter

Travel Gear:

Backpack (40-60 litres)
Sleeping bag and pad (for camping)
Trekking poles
Water bottle or hydration pack
Travel pillow and eye mask

Miscellaneous:

Snacks (energy bars, nuts, dried fruits)
Water bottles and refillable containers
Local currency (INR)
Map and guidebook
Emergency contact information

Leh Ladakh Specific:

Inner Line Permit (ILP) for restricted areas
Environmental fee (for Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake)
Camel ride or trekking permits (if applicable)
Oxygen cylinder (if required)

Package Types:

Budget-friendly ( basic accommodations and transportation)
Standard (mid-range accommodations and transportation)
Luxury (high-end accommodations and transportation)
Adventure (trekking, camping, and outdoor activities)
Cultural (focus on local culture, monasteries, and festivals)

Best Time to Visit:

June to September (summer)
September to November (autumn)
March to May (spring)

Inclusions:

Package Inclusions:

Transportation (taxis or Tempo Traveller)
Accommodation (hotels or camps)
Meals (breakfast, lunch(optional), dinner)
Guided tours and activities (trekking, sightseeing)
Permits and fees

Exclusions:

Package Exclusions:

Any Airfares
Any expenses arising out of unforeseen circumstances like flight delay/ cancellation, strike or any other natural calamities.
Items of any personal nature, such as extra meals, drinks, tips/ gratuities, telephone calls, laundry, etc
Camera fees, Tips, gratuities
Adventure activity costs ( Pony ride, Camel safari, Rafting, Paragliding, etc)
Taxis are not at one’s disposal
Medical and Travel insurance.
Tour guide

How To Book?

For booking, we required the following information Arrival & Departure destination with flight details/ or other mode of transportation if any Name of guest, no of Adults & children ( if any aged guest inform us, at the time of itinerary planning, so that we can suggest the itinerary accordingly. Once the itinerary is finalised and tentatively booking on hold, we require at least 25% advance, once the booking is confirmed, then 50% of the tour cost. Rest for 30 days before departure.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the best time to visit Leh-Ladakh from Kolkata?

The best time to visit Leh is between April and July when the weather is pleasant and the days are not too hot.
How many days are ideal for a Leh-Ladakh tour?

A 5 to 10-day trip is fine for Ladakh as you would be able to see a lot of places.
What is included in the Leh-Ladakh tour package from Kolkata?

Our tour cost includes Transportation, Accommodation with breakfast and Sightseeing as per the suggested itinerary. (Lunch & Dinner is optional) except group tour, for Tailor maded package you may add the Dinner on request or else you can order the same from the Hotel Restaurant on direct payment basis.
Are flights from Kolkata to Leh included in the package?

No, Airfare is not included in the package. As now a days there is no fixed fare to any destinations, All the Air fares are Dynamic depending on your date.
Do I need a special permit to visit Leh-Ladakh?

Yes, you need a special permit to visit some areas of Leh-Ladakh, including protected areas near the international borders. Indian nationals require an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to visit some of the protected areas in Ladakh. It is only required for some areas like Nubra Valley, Khardung La, Pangong Tso, and Tso Moriri Lake Tour.
What are the must-visit places in Leh-Ladakh?

Pangong Tso, Khardung La, Nubra Valley, Thiksey Monastery, GurdwaraPathar Sahib, Hall of Fame, Confluence of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers, Shanti Stupa, Tso Moriri, Leh Royal Palace etc.
Is Leh-Ladakh suitable for senior citizens and children?

Yes, Leh-Ladakh can be suitable for senior citizens and children but you can always consult your Doctor.
What types of accommodations are available on the tour?
Different types of accommodation available as per your choice and budget , but we reccomand decent accommodation and we offer starting from 2 star to luxury reorts in our tour pckage
1. Luxury resorts
2. Budget-friendly guesthouses
3. Camping options
Is the tour safe for solo travellers and female travellers?

Yes, the tour is safe for solo travellers and female travellers in Ladakh.
What should I pack for a Leh-Ladakh trip?

The weather in Leh-Ladakh is unpredictable, so you should pack layers, Medicine, Documents, Gloves, Waterproof and lightweight jackets, Electronic Gadgets, Toiletries, etc.
Are meals included in the Leh-Ladakh tour package?

No. we normally includes breakfast and Dinner on request of the guest in our tour packages, lunch you can have outside during day Sightseeing tours.
What are the altitude-related health precautions to consider?

Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, but avoid excessive caffeine and alcohol.
How can I prepare for acclimatization in Leh-Ladakh?
1. 1. 1.Altitude Sickness (AMS)
  2. 2.Headaches
  3. 3.Fatigue
  4. 4.Nausea
  5. 5.Dizziness
Acclimatization Tips:
1. 1. 1. Gradual Ascent: Reach Leh via Srinagar or Manali for a gradual altitude increase.
  2. 2. rest: Spend 2-3 days in Leh before exploring.
  3. 3. Hydration: Drink plenty of water (3-4 litres/day).
  4. 4. Avoid Strenuous Activities: No heavy exercise or trekking for the first 2-3 days.
  5. 5. Monitor Health: Watch for AMS symptoms; descend if they persist.
  6. 6. Avoid Alcohol and Smoking: They can exacerbate AMS.
  7. 7. Consult a Doctor: If you have pre-existing medical conditions
Medications and Precautions:
1. 1. 1. Diamox (Acetazolamide) – consult a doctor before taking it.
  2. 2. Oxygen cylinders – available at hospitals and some hotels.
  3. 3. First-aid kits – carry essentials like pain relievers, and antacids.
Emergency Services:
1. 1. Leh Hospital: 01982-252101
2. 2. Indian Army Hospital: 01982-255155
3. 3. Oxygen supply: 01982-252101
Is there any trekking involved in the tour package?

No, In our tour package, we don’t include any trekking program, unless & otherwise, guests ask for it to be included.
What kind of weather should I expect in Leh-Ladakh?

It depends on which time you visit Leh-Ladakh. If you visit in April and June then the weather is pleasant and the days are cool..
Can I customize the Leh-Ladakh tour package?

Yes, you can customize your Leh-Ladakh tour package.
What is the cancellation and refund policy for the tour?

Tour once booked before 90 days of the scheduled date 10% will be deducted from the tour price, 60 days before departure 25%, and 30 days before 50% of the tour value. after that no refund, but on medical grounds, cancellation may be considered depending on the season and discretion of the Hotels, Resorts and Camps.
Are there any hidden costs in the Leh-Ladakh tour package?

No, there are no hidden costs in the Leh-Ladakh tour package.
What activities are available in Leh-Ladakh, like camel riding or rafting?

Yes, Leh-Ladakh offers many activities like camel riding and rafting, including River rafting, Camel safari, Trekking, and Camping, You can also try mountaineering, bird-watching, and cycling.
Will there be a guide available during the tour?

Yes, if you want a tour guide it will be available during the tour with an additional cost. Leh sightseeing – Hall of Fame, GurudwaraPathhar Sahib, Magnetic Hill, Hemis Monastery, Thiksay Monastery, Rancho School, Shey Palace and Sindhu Ghat, Shanti Stupa &Leh Market. Kargil sightseeing – Zojila War Memorial, Kargil War Memorial, Tiger Hill, Sonamarg on the way, Thajiwas Glacier Sonamarg, Buddha Statue, Kargil Border Nubra Valley sightseeing – Khardung La Pass, Double humped Camel Ride (optional), Diskit&Hunder Villages and monasteries, Day Excursion Turtuk, Mosque Pangong sightseeing – Pangong Tso Lake, Changla Pass Ladakh’sbreathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and adventure opportunities make it a destination like no other.