Leh, Nubra & Pangong 7D
- 3/4 Star Hotels
- Leh
- Leh
- Summer
- Breakfast & Dinner
- Private Vehicle
- Itinerary
- Highlights
- More Info
- FAQs
Upon arrival at Leh airport, our representative will warmly welcome you and facilitate your transfer to the hotel. After settling in and refreshing, embark on a visit to the serene Shanti Stupa and the historic Leh Palace, immersing yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the region. Enjoy a comfortable overnight stay in Leh, ready to explore more wonders the next day.
After breakfast, we embark on an enriching journey through the Indus Valley Monastery tour, beginning with a visit to the majestic Shey Palace, the erstwhile capital of Ladakh. Next, we explore the impressive Thiksey Monastery, an architectural marvel perched atop a hill, offering panoramic views of the surrounding village. Our itinerary concludes with a visit to the renowned Hemis Gompa, where we delve into the spiritual essence of Ladakh. Rest and unwind overnight at the hotel, cherishing the memories of the day's explorations.
Following breakfast, embark on a scenic drive to Nubra Valley, famously known as the "Valley of Flowers" and revered as the warmest region in Ladakh. Traverse through the breathtaking landscapes via the iconic Khardungla Pass, touted as the world's highest motorable road, where you'll be treated to awe-inspiring vistas of snow-capped mountain ranges. Take a moment to soak in the panoramic views before continuing your journey to Nubra. Upon arrival and hotel check-in, relish a hearty dinner and retire for a peaceful overnight stay amidst the serene beauty of Nubra Valley.
After breakfast, embark on a fascinating journey to Turtuk, a village that was opened to tourists in 2010. Annexed by India after the 1971 war, Turtuk stands as one of the only Balti villages in the country, nestled right next to the Line of Control (LOC). Despite its location, the village retains its cultural authenticity, resembling a mini Pakistan with its predominantly Muslim population. Explore Turtuk's unique charm, where traditional stone-crafted utensils are still used by villagers. Marvel at the stunning views of the Shyok Valley, with clear days offering glimpses of the majestic K2 mountain peak across the border in Pakistan. Discover ancient gompas perched on plateaus above the Shyok River and visit the old royal house within the village. Later, return to Hundar by evening and enjoy a comfortable overnight stay in Nubra.
After an early breakfast, embark on a memorable journey to Pangong Lake via Sheyok. Spanning 120 kilometers in length and 6 to 7 kilometers in width at its broadest point, Pangong Lake is a mesmerizing saltwater body. As you traverse along the route, you'll be captivated by the scenic landscapes that unfold before you. This enchanting lake is divided by the international border between India and China, with the majority of its expanse lying within China's territory. Pangong Lake's pristine beauty allows visitors to feel remarkably close to nature, surrounded by breathtaking vistas. On a clear, sunny day, the lake's crystal-clear waters showcase seven distinct shades, adding to its allure. Conclude the day with a delightful dinner and retreat for an overnight stay, immersed in the tranquility of Pangong Lake's serene surroundings.
After breakfast, begin your journey back to Leh. Along the way, make a brief stop at Changla Pass, where you can savor a refreshing cup of hot, steaming tea amidst the picturesque mountain scenery. Once you've rejuvenated, continue your drive to Leh. Arrive in Leh and settle in for a comfortable overnight stay.
In the early morning, proceed to Leh airport for your flight back to your destination. As you bid farewell to Ladakh, cherish the sweet memories created during your journey. Your adventure comes to a close, leaving you with unforgettable experiences and cherished moments from Ladakh.
Inclusions
- Assistance on arrival at Leh
- 06 nights accommodation in 3 star hotel
- Traditional Welcome in the hotel
- 06 Breakfasts & 06 Dinners
- All airport transfers & sightseeing by private vehicle (as per the itinerary)
- Inner Line Permits (as per the itinerary)
- Environmental, Wildlife & Red Cross Fee
- Complimentary market visit during the stay at Leh
Exclusions
- GST
- Any kind of personal expenses, extra meals, starters & drinks
- Any kind of optional tours
- Tips, Insurance, Laundry, Phone Calls, Guide Fee & Camera Fee
- Services of vehicle on leisure days & after finishing the sightseeing tour
- Adventure activity costs (Pony Ride, Camel Safari, Rafting, Paragliding etc..)
- Medical & Travel Insurance
- Additional Costs due to Flight Cancellations, Road Blocks, Natural Calamities & Nature's Fury
- Anything not mentioned under the category 'Inclusions'
Leh Ladakh offers a variety of delicious vegetarian cuisines influenced by Tibetan and Himalayan cultures. Some famous vegetarian dishes include Thukpa (noodle soup), Momos (dumplings), Chutagi (buckwheat noodles), and Tingmo (Tibetan steamed bread).
The primary modes of travel in Leh Ladakh include rented motorcycles, shared taxis, private cars, and public buses. Many travelers also opt for guided tours or adventure treks to explore the region.
While there are limited online cab services available in Leh Ladakh, such as Ola and Uber, they may not be as reliable or widely accessible as in urban areas. It's advisable to arrange transportation through local taxi operators or tour companies.
Some popular street shopping places in Leh Ladakh include Leh Main Bazaar, Tibetan Refugee Market, and Moti Market. Here, you can find a variety of goods, including handicrafts, souvenirs, woolens, and local artifacts.
The best way to explore Leh Ladakh's local points of interest is by hiring a local guide, joining guided tours, or renting a vehicle. Alternatively, adventurous travelers can embark on trekking or biking expeditions to remote villages and scenic landscapes.
While in Leh Ladakh, it's important to respect the local culture and customs. Visitors should greet locals with a polite "Julley" (hello), seek permission before photographing people or religious sites, dress modestly, and avoid littering or damaging the environment.
The predominant languages spoken in Leh Ladakh are Ladakhi, Tibetan, and Hindi. English is also spoken and understood by many locals, especially in tourist areas.
Leh Ladakh is known for its serene and tranquil atmosphere, and nightlife options are limited compared to urban areas. However, travelers can enjoy stargazing, bonfires, and cultural performances organized by hotels or guesthouses.
Leh Ladakh offers a plethora of adventurous activities such as trekking, mountain biking, river rafting, camel safari, paragliding, and wildlife spotting. Travelers can also visit high-altitude lakes, glaciers, and monasteries for unique experiences.
Yes, some off-beat places to visit in Leh Ladakh include Turtuk, a remote village near the Pakistan border, Nubra Valley's Diskit and Hunder villages, the picturesque Pangong Tso Lake, and the ancient monasteries of Hemis, Lamayuru, and Alchi. These places offer unparalleled natural beauty and cultural insights.
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