<div>This <strong>7-day Leh Ladakh tour</strong> takes you through the breathtaking landscapes of <strong>Srinagar, Kargil, and Leh</strong>, covering some of the most iconic locations like <strong>Zojila Pass, Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake</strong>, and <strong>Magnetic Hill</strong>. The journey blends adventure, culture, and history, giving you a chance to visit ancient monasteries, war memorials, and high-altitude passes while soaking in the pristine beauty of Ladakh.&nbsp;</div>

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Overview

<ul><li>Drive through <strong>one of the highest motorable roads</strong> at <strong>Khardung La Pass (18,380 ft)</strong>.</li><li>&nbsp;Experience the <strong>colour-changing Pangong Lake</strong>, featured in <em>3 Idiots</em>.</li><li>&nbsp;Pay homage at the&nbsp; <strong>Kargil War Memorial &amp; Zojila War Memorial</strong>.</li><li>&nbsp;Witness the unique <strong>Magnetic Hill phenomenon</strong>.</li><li>&nbsp;Enjoy a <strong>double-humped camel ride</strong> in the dunes of Nubra Valley.</li><li>&nbsp;Explore <strong>ancient Buddhist monasteries</strong> in Leh, Lamayuru &amp; Diskit.</li></ul><div><br></div>

What’s Cool About This Trip?

<div><strong>Day 1: Srinagar to Kargil (204 km, 6-7 hrs)</strong></div><ul><li>Depart early morning for <strong>Kargil via Sonmarg</strong> (Meadow of Gold).</li><li>Stop at <strong>Thajiwas Glacier</strong> (Pony ride optional).</li><li>Cross <strong>Zojila Pass</strong> and visit <strong>Zojila War Memorial</strong>.</li><li>Pay tribute at the <strong>Kargil War Memorial</strong> in Drass (India’s second coldest inhabited place).</li><li>Capture views of <strong>Tololing &amp; Tiger Hill</strong>.</li></ul><div><strong>Overnight stay in Kargil.<br></strong><br></div>

Day 1 Itinerary 

<div><strong>Day 2: Kargil to Leh (217 km, 6-7 hrs)</strong></div><ul><li>Visit <strong>Mulbekh Monastery</strong> (famous for the giant Buddha statue).</li><li>Explore <strong>Lamayuru Monastery</strong> (the oldest monastery in Ladakh).</li><li>Experience the <strong>Magnetic Hill</strong> illusion.</li><li>Witness the <strong>Indus-Zanskar Confluence</strong>.</li><li>Visit <strong>Gurudwara Patthar Sahib.</strong></li><li>Reach Leh in the evening &amp; <strong>overnight stay in Leh.<br></strong><br></li></ul>

Day 2 Itinerary 

<div><strong>Day 3: Leh Local Sightseeing</strong></div><div>Explore:</div><ul><li>&nbsp;<strong>Shey Palace</strong> – Former Royal Residence.</li><li>&nbsp;<strong>Thiksey Monastery</strong> – Resembling Tibet’s Potala Palace.</li><li>&nbsp;<strong>Hemis Museum &amp; Monastery</strong> – Richest in Ladakh.</li><li>&nbsp;<strong>Rancho School (Druk White Lotus School)</strong> – <em>3 Idiots</em> fame.</li><li>&nbsp;<strong>Sindhu Ghat</strong> – Peaceful riverside spot.</li></ul><div><strong>Overnight stay in Leh.<br></strong><br></div>

Day 3 Itinerary 

<div><strong>Day 4: Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La Pass (160 km, 5-6 hrs)</strong></div><ul><li>Cross <strong>Khardung La Pass (18,380 ft)</strong> – One of the world’s highest motorable roads.</li><li>Reach <strong>Nubra Valley</strong> (Known as the Valley of Flowers).</li><li>Visit <strong>Hunder Sand Dunes</strong> and enjoy a <strong>double-humped camel ride</strong> (optional).</li></ul><div><strong>Overnight stay in Nubra Valley.<br></strong><br></div>

Day 4 Itinerary 

<div><strong>Day 5: Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake via Shyok (270 km, 6-7 hrs)</strong></div><ul><li>Visit <strong>Diskit Monastery</strong> &amp; <strong>Hunder Villages</strong>.</li><li>Travel via <strong>Shyok Route</strong> to reach <strong>Pangong Lake (14,270 ft)</strong>.</li><li>Visit the <strong>famous 3 Idiots shooting point</strong>.</li><li>Experience <strong>seven colour formations</strong> in the lake on a clear day.</li></ul><div><strong>Overnight stay at Pangong Lake.<br></strong><br></div>

Day 5 Itinerary 

<div><strong>Day 6: Pangong Lake to Leh (223 km, 6-7 hrs)</strong></div><ul><li>Witness a mesmerizing <strong>sunrise at Pangong Lake</strong>.</li><li>Drive back to Leh via <strong>Chang La Pass (17,688 ft)</strong>.</li><li>Short stop for <strong>steaming hot tea at Chang La</strong>.</li><li>Visit <strong>Shanti Stupa</strong> in the afternoon.</li></ul><div><strong>Overnight stay in Leh.<br></strong><br></div>

Day 6 Itinerary 

<div><strong>Day 7: Departure from Leh</strong></div><ul><li>After breakfast, transfer to <strong>Leh Airport</strong>.</li><li><strong>The tour concludes with amazing memories!<br></strong><br></li></ul>

Day 7 Itinerary 

<ul><li>Assistance on arrival at Leh</li><li>Traditional Welcome in the hotel</li><li>Accommodation on a twin / double sharing basis as per the selected category of hotels</li><li>MAP Meal Plan (Breakfast &amp; Dinner) at all locations</li><li>All airport transfers &amp; sightseeing tours by Non-AC Innova / Xylo / Tata Aria / Tempo as per the itinerary</li><li>Inner Line Permits as per the itinerary (Nubra Valley &amp; Pangong Lake)</li><li>Environmental Fee, Wildlife Fee and Red Cross Fee</li><li>One complimentary market visit on any one day of the stay in Leh.&nbsp;</li></ul><div><br></div>

What is included? 

<ul><li>Airfare to and from Leh or any other destination</li><li>Any kind of personal expenses, extra meals, starters &amp; Drinks (Alcoholic, Mineral, Aerated etc)</li><li>Any optional tours</li><li>Tips, Insurance, Laundry, Phone Calls, Guide Fee &amp; Camera Fee</li><li>Services of the vehicle on leisure days and after finishing the sightseeing tour</li><li>Adventure activity costs (Pony Ride, Camel Safari, Rafting, paragliding etc)</li><li>Medical &amp; Travel insurance</li><li>Additional Costs due to Flight Cancellations, Roadblocks, natural calamities and nature’s fury</li><li>Anything not mentioned under the category “PACKAGE INCLUSIONS”</li></ul><div><br></div>

What's Not Included?

<ul><li><strong>By Air</strong>: The nearest airport is <strong>Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IXL), Leh</strong>, with regular flights from major cities like Delhi and Mumbai.</li><li><strong>By Road</strong>: Accessible via <strong>Manali-Leh and Srinagar-Leh highways</strong> (subject to road conditions).</li></ul><div><br></div>

How do I get there?

<ul><li>Leh is at a <strong>high altitude</strong>, so acclimatization is necessary.</li><li><strong>Carry warm clothing</strong> and personal medication.</li><li>Book flights in advance, especially during peak season.</li><li>Be prepared for <strong>network issues</strong> in remote areas.</li></ul>

Before you book

<ol><li><strong>What is the best time to visit Leh-Ladakh?<br></strong>The best time to visit is from <strong>May to September</strong>, when the weather is pleasant, and all roads and tourist attractions are accessible.</li><li><strong>Is acclimatization necessary for Leh-Ladakh?<br></strong>Yes, due to the high altitude, it’s important to <strong>rest on the first day</strong> and stay hydrated to avoid altitude sickness.</li><li><strong>What kind of clothing should I carry for the trip?<br></strong>Carry <strong>warm layers, thermals, gloves, and a windproof jacket</strong>, as temperatures can drop significantly, especially at night and in high-altitude areas like Pangong Lake and Khardung La.</li><li><strong>Are inner line permits required for visiting Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake?<br></strong>Yes, Indian travellers need an <strong>Inner Line Permit (ILP)</strong>, while foreign nationals require a <strong>Protected Area Permit (PAP)</strong>. These can be obtained in Leh.</li><li><strong>Is mobile network and internet available in Ladakh?<br></strong>Only <strong>BSNL, Airtel, and Jio postpaid connections</strong> work in Ladakh. Internet connectivity is limited in remote areas like Nubra and Pangong.</li></ol>

FAQs

<ul><li><strong>10% of the total tour cost</strong> if cancelled <strong>30+ days</strong> before departure.</li><li><strong>25% of the total tour cost</strong> if cancelled <strong>15-30 days</strong> before departure.</li><li><strong>50% of the total tour cost</strong> if cancelled <strong>7-15 days</strong> before departure.</li><li><strong>No refund</strong> if cancelled <strong>within 7 days</strong> of departure.</li></ul><div><br></div>

Cancellation Policy

<div><strong>The Ladakh DMC</strong></div>

Who is the provider? 

<p>Planning a journey to Ladakh is always exciting, and taking the route via Kargil ADHD a special touch. This travel of Ladakh via Kargil offers more than just travel; it's an experience for your soul. As you travel to Kargil by route, the views change dramatically. Actually, many travelers begin their journeying to Leh Ladakh by road, making Kargil a key halt. Let me put it this way: the drive itself, often called a travel in ladakh, takes you through stunning landscapes.he drive itself, often called a travel in Ladakh, takes you through stunning landscapes. You 'll pass through places like the, I mean, Zojila walk, which tells many stories. Kargil and Leh are two important towns on this path, each with its own charm. A Kargil trip is not just about reaching a destination; it ’ s about what you see and feel along the way. So, what does this mean? GENERALLY, THE KARGIL LEH ROUTE CONNECTS THESE TWO BEAUTIFUL PARTS OF THE REGION, SHOWING YOU THE REAL BEAUTY OF, I MEAN, THE HIMALAYAS.ENERALLY, THE KARGIL LEH ROUTE CONNECTS THESE TWO BEAUTIFUL PARTS OF THE REGION, SHOWING YOU THE REAL BEAUTY OF THE HIMALAYAS.enerally, the kargil leh route connects these two beautiful parts of the region, showing you the real beauty of, I mean, the himalayas.enerally, the Kargil Leh route connects these two beautiful parts of the region, showing you the real beauty of the Himalayas. When visiting Ladakh, taking time in Kargil is highly recommended. Generally, here, you can learn about history at the Kargil War Memorial Ladakh, a place that makes you think deeply. Let me put it this way: usually, this stop reminds us of the brave soldiers and adds a somber yet important layer to your, sort of, travel in ladakh.sually, this stop reminds us of the brave soldiers and adds a somber yet important layer to your travel in Ladakh. Really, from Kargil, the journeying to Leh, more or less, Ladakh continues with new sights around every bend. The distance from Kargil to Ladakh is filled with breathtaking scenery, devising every moment of your Kargil journey memorable. Look, it ’ s truly a journey of love for the mountains and the spirit of this land.</p>

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Explore the best of Leh Ladakh in 7 days with this Srinagar to Leh tour covering Kargil, Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and Magnetic Hill. Visit war memorials, monasteries, and the famous 3 Idiots shooting spot. Get a detailed itinerary, travel tips, and FAQs for an unforgettable adventure.

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