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Ladakh, often referred to as the ‘Land of High Passes’, is a mesmerizing region in the northernmost part of India, known for its breathtaking landscapes, unique culture, and adventurous travel experiences. Here’s a comprehensive overview of what you need to know about Ladakh tourism:
Travel Essentials:
Acclimatization: Due to Ladakh’s high altitude, it’s crucial to acclimatize to prevent altitude sickness. Spend a few days getting used to the lack of oxygen1.
- Inner Line Permits: Required for visiting certain restricted areas. Make sure to apply for these permits well in advance of your trip1.
- Best Time to Visit: The ideal time to visit Ladakh is from May to September when the weather is most favourable
Tourist Attractions:
- Leh Palace: A historical palace offering panoramic views of Leh and the surrounding areas
- Nubra Valley: Known for its orchards, scenic vistas, Bactrian camels, and monasteries
- Pangong Lake: A stunning high-altitude lake famous for its changing colors
- Tso Moriri: A serene and beautiful lake located in the Rupshu Valley
Schedule
Day 1: Arrival in Leh
Reach Leh airport (on your own) and get transferred to the hotel for check-in. Spend the day in the hotel for rest and acclimatization. Overnight stay in Leh
Day 2: Leh (Local Sightseeing) (Sham Valley)
After breakfast, proceed for sightseeing on the Leh – Srinagar Highway. Visit the Hall of Fame (A Museum developed by the Indian Army), Kali Mata Temple & Gurudwara Patthar Sahib (A Gurudwara constructed & maintained by the Indian Army). Proceed further and experience the effects of Magnetic Hill (Defiance of the law of gravity wherein a vehicle starts climbing up the hill when put in a neutral position) and admire the confluence of holy Indus & Zanskar. Visit Shanti Stupa in the evening. Return to Leh for an overnight stay
Day 3: Leh to Nubra Valley
After breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley (Known as the Valley of Flowers and the warmest region in Ladakh) via Khardungla pass. This road is one of the highest motorable road in the world. After spending some time at Khardungla, proceed to Nubra. Visit Sand Dunes in the evening and enjoy the double humped camel ride (on your own). Overnight stay in Nubra
Day 4: Nubra Valley to Turtuk (A Day Excursion)
After an early breakfast, proceed to Turtuk (A village that was won by India in the 1971 war with Pakistan) and extremely close to the border. Visit a 16th Century Mosque, (comprising of a touch of Turkish & Iranian culture), ruined fort of Dhards and Monastery. Admire the magnificent view of the famous K2 peak (The second highest peak in the world after Mount Everest). Visit the Zero point. Return to Nubra Valley for an overnight stay
Day 5: Nubra Valley (Local Sightseeing) to Pangong Lake
After breakfast, visit Diskit & Hunder Villages and monasteries take a stroll around the place to see the life style of people living at the northernmost region of India. Proceed to Pangong Lake via Shyok Route. Pangong Lake is a salt water body of 120 km in length and 6 – 7 Km broad at the longest point. It is bisected by the international border between India & China (2/3 of the lake is in China’s possession). Visit the exact location of the famous movie “Three idiots” & enjoy outing along the banks of the lake. One really feels very close to nature at Pangong Lake with its scenic surroundings. On a clear sunny day, you can see seven colour formations in the crystal-clear salt water lake. Overnight stay in Pangong
Day 6: Pangong Lake to Leh
After breakfast, travel back to Leh. En route take a short halt at Changla Pass to enjoy a cup of hot steaming tea. Overnight stay in Leh
Day 7: Leh (Local sightseeing)
After breakfast, proceed for a local sightseeing tour and visit Shey Palace, Thiksey, Hemis Museum, Rancho school and Sindhu Ghat. Overnight stay in Leh
Day 8: Departure from Leh
After breakfast, get transferred to Leh Airport for boarding the flight to your destination. Tour Concludes with some wonderful long-lasting memories.
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