<div>Experience the breathtaking landscapes of Leh-Ladakh on this 7-day adventure. From the serene Pangong Lake to the historic monasteries and the thrill of crossing Khardung La Pass, this tour offers a perfect blend of nature, culture, and adventure. Witness the unique Balti culture in Turtuk, ride Bactrian camels in Nubra, and immerse yourself in the beauty of Ladakh’s high-altitude desert.</div>

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Overview:

<ul><li>Acclimatization in Leh with visits to Shanti Stupa &amp; Leh Market</li><li>Witness the Hall of Fame, Sangam, Magnetic Hill &amp; Pathar Sahib</li><li>Drive through Khardung La Pass, the world’s second-highest motorable road</li><li>Experience the sand dunes &amp; Bactrian camel safari in Nubra Valley</li><li>Visit Turtuk &amp; Thang village near the LOC with glimpses of Balti culture</li><li>Stay by the stunning Pangong Lake and enjoy its color-changing beauty</li><li>Cross the Changla Pass and visit Thiksey Monastery</li></ul>

What’s Cool About This Trip?

<div><strong>Arrival at Leh</strong></div><ul><li>Arrival at Leh Airport, transfer to the hotel</li><li>Full day rest for acclimatization</li><li>Visit Shanti Stupa and explore Leh Market</li><li>Overnight stay in Leh</li></ul>

Day 1 Itinerary:

<div><strong>Leh Local Sightseeing</strong></div><ul><li>Visit Hall of Fame (Army Museum), Pathar Sahib Gurdwara, and Sangam (Confluence of Indus &amp; Zanskar Rivers)</li><li>Experience the Magnetic Hill phenomenon</li><li>Evening light &amp; sound show at Hall of Fame</li><li>Overnight stay in Leh</li></ul>

Day 2 Itinerary:

<div><strong>Leh to Nubra Valley (5-hour drive)</strong></div><ul><li>Drive to Nubra Valley via Khardung La Pass</li><li>Visit Diskit Monastery and Maitreya Buddha Statue</li><li>Explore Sand Dunes and enjoy a Bactrian camel safari</li><li>Overnight stay in Nubra</li></ul>

Day 3 Itinerary:

<div><strong>Day Visit to Turtuk &amp; Thang Village (LOC Border)</strong></div><ul><li>Explore Turtuk, which was part of Baltistan and later reclaimed by India in 1971</li><li>Experience Balti culture and local lifestyle</li><li>Return to Nubra for overnight stay</li></ul>

Day 4 Itinerary:

<div><strong>Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake (4-hour drive)</strong></div><ul><li>Drive through the scenic Shayok River route to Pangong Lake</li><li>Enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the lake and its ever-changing colors</li><li>Leisure time to soak in the beauty and sunset views</li><li>Overnight stay at Pangong</li></ul>

Day 5 Itinerary:

<div><strong>Pangong to Leh (4-5 hours)</strong></div><ul><li>Cross Changla Pass and visit Thiksey Monastery (resembles Potala Palace in Tibet)</li><li>Return to Leh in the afternoon with free time for shopping</li><li>Overnight stay in Leh</li></ul>

Day 6 Itinerary:

<div><strong>Departure from Leh</strong></div><ul><li>Transfer to Leh Airport for your onward journey</li><li>Tour ends</li></ul>

Day 7 Itinerary:

<ul><li>Accommodation in deluxe hotels/cottages (double/twin sharing basis)</li><li>Meal Plan: Breakfast &amp; Dinner (MAP)</li><li>All transport services as per the itinerary (Tempo Traveler)</li><li>Sightseeing tours, transfers &amp; excursions</li><li>Assistance on arrival and departure</li><li>Protected area permits and wildlife fees</li><li>Oxygen cylinder for Nubra &amp; Pangong</li></ul>

What’s Included?

<ul><li>Personal expenses (Tips, Laundry, Telephone, etc.)</li><li>Entry fees to monasteries &amp; monuments</li><li>Airfare (international &amp; domestic)</li><li>Any joy rides or additional sightseeing not mentioned in the itinerary</li><li>Any expenses due to natural calamities or unforeseen circumstances</li></ul>

What’s Not Included?

<ul><li>Arrive at Leh Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IXL), the main airport serving Ladakh</li><li>Direct flights available from Delhi, Mumbai, and other major cities</li></ul>

How Do I Get There?

<ul><li>Ladakh is a high-altitude region; acclimatization is necessary</li><li>Carry warm clothes, even in summer</li><li>Travel insurance is highly recommended</li><li>ATMs are limited; carry sufficient cash</li><li>Mobile networks are sparse (only BSNL, Airtel, and Jio work in some areas)</li></ul>

Before You Book:

<div><strong>Q: What is the best time to visit Ladakh?</strong><br>A: May to September is ideal for travel, with pleasant weather and accessible roads.<br><br></div><div><strong>Q: Is this tour suitable for first-time travelers to Ladakh?</strong><br>A: Yes, the itinerary includes acclimatization time to adjust to the altitude.<br><br></div><div><strong>Q: What type of vehicle will be provided?</strong><br>A: A comfortable Tempo Traveler for the entire journey.<br><br></div><div><strong>Q: Are there any permits required for this trip?</strong><br>A: Yes, inner-line permits are included in the package.</div>

FAQ's:

<ul><li>Cancellation before 30 days: 8% of the total package cost</li><li>15-30 days before departure: 30% of the package cost</li><li>7-14 days before departure: 50% of the package cost</li><li>3-6 days before departure: 75% of the package cost</li><li>Less than 72 hours before departure: No refund</li></ul>

Cancellation Policy:

<p>There 's a special whisper from the mountains, a strong feeling that says, " Ladakh is calling. " This unique place, basically, often called the " Land of High Passes, " truly beckons travelers. Imagine a world where vast landscapes meet deep blue skies. You might hear Ladakh also call " small Tibet " due to its rich Buddhist culture and stunning monasteries, which remind many of Tibet itself. IT'S BESIDES KNOWN AS A " COMMON COLD FORSAKE. "t's besides known as a " common cold forsake. " Why is Ladakh called a cold desert? Look, because it 's high up in the Himalayas, receiving very little rainfall, yet surrounded by majestic, oft snow-covered peaks. The thing is, many visitors ask,, really, " Is Ladakh a Union dominion? " Yes, you know, it's a beautiful Union Territory of Bharat, Ladakh, offering a distinct experience within India. Basically, when planning your journey, remember to, I mean, check which mobile network works in Leh Ladakh. OFT, POSTPAID CONNECTIONS FROM MAIN INDIAN PROVIDERS ARE BEST, ESPECIALLY IN LEH TOWN ITSELF.ft, postpaid connections from main Indian providers are best, especially in Leh town itself. Generally, this way, you can share your amazing Ladakh career photos or update your Ladakh vocation status. For those who wonder how to pronounce Leh Ladakh, it 's simpler than it looks: " Lay La-dak. " Look, this land inspires many to write lovely quotes on Ladakh trip experiences. Whether it 's the peaceful monasteries, the thrilling mountain roads, or the warm smiles of the local people, Ladakh offers something unforgettable. So, listen closely. Your Leh Ladakh calling adventure awaits.</p>

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Experience the best of Ladakh in a 7-day tour covering Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake & Turtuk. Book now for a high-altitude adventure!

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