Leh Ladakh is inviting you for an offbeat location to explore in Ladakh
Set off on an incredible voyage filled with thrills, excitement, and beautiful beauty at every step. Discover stunning lakes, exhilarating mountain passes, and historic Buddhist temples. Visit Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa, and the local bazaar.
Experience the surge of excitement as you cross Khardung La Pass, take in the captivating allure of Pangong Lake, which is well-known for its constantly shifting shades of blue, and be mesmerized by the unspoiled splendor of Tso Moriri Lake. Discover the final Indian village, Turtuk, which is situated on the Indo-Pak border and reflects the intriguing blending of two cultures, and have a double-humped camel ride in Nubra Valley. Take advantage of the Ladakh travel package to start this thrilling adventure.
Itinerary for Leh Ladakh Offbeat Locations
Leh Ladakh Tour Package
Leh Ladakh Tsomiri and Hanle tour 2025
Day 01: Leh
Arrive at Leh airport (Kushok Bakula Rinpoche) by morning flight. This flight is one of the most sensational flights in the world. On a clear day, from one side of the aircraft can be seen in the distance the peaks of K2, Nanga Parbat, and Gasherbrum, and on the other side of the aircraft, so close that you feel you could reach out and touch it, is the Nun Kun massif. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel. You would take a little time to settle in and acclimatize since you have gone from a relatively low elevation to over 11,000 feet! During the afternoon, visit Leh Market, Leh Palace, and Shanti Stupa to get oriented to this fascinating city. Stay overnight in Leh.
Day 02: Leh Local (Sham Valley)
After breakfast, visit Magnetic Hill, the Hall of Fame, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, and the Sangam of Zanskar and the Indus River. Stay overnight in Leh.
Day 03: Leh to Nubra Valley (125 KM / 5-6 Hrs.)
After an early breakfast, we will start our journey towards Nubra Valley. It is located at a distance of 125 km from Leh. On our way to Nubra Valley, we will pass through the highest motorable road in the world, which is the Khardungla Pass. It is at a height of 5602 meters. After arriving at Nubra, we will visit the Sand dunes at Hunder. If you want, you can enjoy a camel ride, cultural dance show, & ATV ride here (at your own cost). After visiting Hunder, if time permits, we will go to the Diskit monastery. After all the sightseeing is complete, you will check-in at the hotel/camps in Nubra Valley. The evening is at leisure. Dinner and night stay at Nubra
Day 04: Nubra to Pangong via Shyok (150 KM / 06 - 07Hrs)
We will start the day following the same route towards Leh till we reach Khalsar. From the Agyam bridge, we will take the left route, which leads us to the villages of Shyok and Durbuk. The road after Shyok is good but very steep. After Durbuk, take left towards Tangtse and follow the traditional route. Drive to Pangong Lake (3 Idiot Shooting Points) on the Indo-China border. Enjoy the scenic beauty of the Shyok River on one side and the Mountains on another side. The lake is a major attraction of the region and is among the highest altitude saline water lakes in the world and changes colors from shades of blue to green to red. Featured in movies like 3-idiots and Jab Tak Hai Jaan, it is said to be the most beautiful lake in India. Overnight stay at a campsite near Pangong Lake.
Day 05: Pangong Lake to Hanle (325 KM / 08-09 Hrs)
Post breakfast, visit Chusul War Memorial Park & drive Hanle via TsakaLa Road. Reach Hanle & Visit Umlingla Pass: Umlingla is a high mountain pass at 5.882 m (19,300 ft) above sea level. It’s one of the highest motorable roads in the world. It is navigable by all passenger vehicles. In 2021, the pass received, incorrectly, the Guinness World Record for being the highest vehicle-accessible pass in the world. Evening visit Indian Astronomical Observatory Hanle, Ladakh. India set up the Himalayan Chandra Telescope, a 2 m gamma-ray telescope at Hanle. The Major Atmospheric Cerenkov Experiment Telescope (MACE) is under construction and will be the world's highest Cerenkov telescope and the second largest Cerenkov telescope in the world. An observatory is highly sensitive due to the close proximity of the Tibetan border. Special permission is needed to visit by the India Govt. Overnight at Hanle.
Day 06: Hanle to Tso Moriri Lake (180 KM /5-6 Hrs)
Post breakfast drive Tso Moriri via Karzok. Evening visit beautiful Tso Moriri Lake and its surroundings. Overnight at Tso Moriri.
Day 07: Tsomoriri – Tsokar – Taglangla – Leh (235 KM / 7-8 Hrs)
Morning after breakfast, drive back to Leh by Korzok Village & Puga Valley. Continue driving to Tsokar Lake and Taklang La Pass (17,585 ft), which is the 2nd highest motorable road in the world. Arrival at Leh by evening. Stay overnight in Leh.
Day 08: Leh
Post breakfast, depart for Leh airport. End your trip with memories to cherish forever!
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Leh-Ladakh Trip FAQ
1. Best Time to Visit
- Best Season: May to September (ideal for biking & sightseeing)
- Winter Travel: October to March (for snow lovers, but many roads are closed)
2. How to Reach Leh-Ladakh?
- By Air: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (Leh) – Direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Srinagar, and Chandigarh.
- By Road:
- Manali – Leh Highway (474 km): Open from June to September
- Srinagar – Leh Highway (434 km): Open from April to October
- Self-drive or Bike Trips: Popular among adventure seekers
3. Do I Need a Permit for Leh-Ladakh?
- Inner Line Permit (ILP): Required for Indian citizens visiting Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, Tso Moriri, etc. (Apply online or in Leh)
- Protected Area Permit (PAP): Required for foreign nationals (issued through registered travel agents)
4. What Are the Must-Visit Places in Ladakh?
- Leh: Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa, Magnetic Hill, Hall of Fame
- Nubra Valley: Hunder Sand Dunes, Diskit Monastery, Turtuk
- Pangong Lake: Famous for its changing colors
- Tso Moriri: A serene high-altitude lake
- Khardung La: One of the highest motorable passes in the world
5. What About Altitude Sickness?
- Leh is at 11,500 ft. Acclimatization is key!
- Rest for 24-48 hours upon arrival before going to higher altitudes.
- Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and carry Diamox (consult doctor before use).
6. Accommodation in Ladakh?
- Hotels & Guesthouses: Available in Leh, Nubra, and Pangong.
- Homestays: Great option for experiencing local culture.
- Camping: Popular near Pangong Lake & Tso Moriri (carry warm gear).
7. Food Options in Leh-Ladakh?
- Local Delicacies: Thukpa, Momos, Skyu, Butter Tea
- Restaurants in Leh: The Tibetan Kitchen, Gesmo, Bon Appetit
- Limited options in remote areas, carry dry snacks.
8. What Clothes to Pack?
- Summer (May-Sept): Light woolens, jackets, gloves for night
- Winter (Oct-March): Heavy woolens, thermal wear, windproof jackets
9. Mobile Network & Internet?
- Postpaid Only! Only BSNL, Jio & Airtel postpaid SIMs work.
- Internet is slow outside Leh town.
10. Budget for a Leh-Ladakh Trip?
- Budget Travel: ₹15,000-₹20,000 per person (5-7 days)
- Mid-range: ₹30,000-₹50,000
- Luxury: ₹60,000+
11. What Type of Vehicles are Best for Ladakh?
- Bikes: Royal Enfield 350cc or higher
- SUVs: 4x4 vehicles preferred (Scorpio, Thar, Innova)
- Self-drive: Allowed, but rental bikes from outside Ladakh are not permitted for local sightseeing.
12. Is Ladakh Safe for Solo Travelers & Women?
- Yes! Ladakh is very safe, but basic precautions apply.
- Travel in groups for remote areas & carry essentials.
13. ATM & Cash Availability?
- ATMs only in Leh. Carry enough cash for Nubra, Pangong & remote areas.
14. Any Special Precautions for COVID or Other Health Concerns?
- Carry a medical kit, essential medicines, and sanitizers.
- Check travel guidelines before the trip.
We almost never cancel our events. But in case we cancel an event because of natural calamities (snowstorms, thunderstorms, floods, landslides, earthquakes) or unexpected political unrest, curfews, local riots, government orders, or unexpected global health issues, Adventure Geek will issue a voucher for the full amount of your event fee. You can redeem the event voucher on any of our events over the next year.
Disclaimer:
In the event of any emergency arising on any political/security grounds beyond the control of Adventure Geek, We will not be responsible to compensate for the cancellation of flights, rescheduling flights, additional meals, or stay.
We will do the utmost needful from our end for smooth conduct in any such situation.
Important Note:
We strongly recommend to all the participants do a COVID test before traveling to Leh ladakh or any other long tour.
We also recommend to all the participants to give the RT-PCR test not less than 96 hours before the travel and carry COVID negative certificates with them.
Doing a test strongly reduces the probability of participants coming to the mountains as asymptomatic carriers. It makes it a lot safer for all the participants and staff in the team.
Each member of the group (participants/leaders/ clients & staff) wears protective masks while interacting with each other. Do carry few unused, disposable masks.
It is strongly recommended to wear caps, full sleeves shirts and full trousers and shoes for adventure activities. It reduces exposure to your body parts.
It should be ascertained from the participants that they are not residing / have not traveled in a containment zone and have not come in contact with any person who was tested positive in the last 14 days.
Ascertain whether any participant has any symptoms of Influenza-like illness (ILI) like fever, dry cough, weakness, severe body ache, etc. at the time of the beginning of the activity. If it is so, then he/she should be asked not to participate in the activity and be evacuated on medical grounds and should be asked to report to the local health authority with his own expenses.
Strictly avoid eating gutkha, pan masala, cigarettes, or sniffing, which induces spitting, coughing, or sneezing.
Avoid touching external surfaces and touching your face when outdoors.
If the location of your adventure activity is too crowded, then be prepared to leave or wait for the crowd to disperse/for your turn.
It is mandatory that a participant inform the organizers if he tests positive for COVID within 14 days of returning from an adventure activity. It will help the organizers to inform and alert all other persons in the group so that they can follow the medical/government norms in this regard. Here it is absolutely essential that the participant observes transparency and informs the organizers/group leaders about his Covid test results.
