Overview

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the mesmerizing landscapes of Ladakh. From the stark beauty of Nubra Valley to the iconic Pangong Lake, this 4N/5D package offers a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and serenity. Ideal for nature lovers and thrill seekers alike, this trip promises memories of a lifetime.

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Package Highlights

• Witness the magnetic charm of Leh

• Cross the world’s highest motorable road – Khardung La Pass

• Explore the desert in the sky – Nubra Valley

• Visit the world-famous Pangong Lake

• Experience Ladakhi culture, monasteries, and local cuisine

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Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Leh – Acclimatization

• Arrival at Leh Airport; transfer to hotel

• Welcome drink on arrival, followed by check-in

• Rest for acclimatization (11,500 ft altitude)

• Evening visit to Shanti Stupa & Leh Market

• Overnight stay in Leh

Day 2: Leh – Khardung La – Nubra Valley (Approx. 160 km / 6 hrs)

• Breakfast at hotel

• Drive to Nubra Valley via Khardung La (18,380 ft) – the highest motorable road

• Visit Diskit Monastery and Hunder Sand Dunes

• Optional: Enjoy camel safari on double-humped Bactrian camels

• Dinner and overnight stay in Nubra camp/hotel

Day 3: Nubra – Pangong Lake via Shyok (Approx. 275 km / 7-8 hrs)

• After breakfast, drive to Pangong Lake via Shyok route

• En route view stunning landscapes and remote villages

• Reach Pangong Lake (14,270 ft) – world’s highest saltwater lake, famous for its changing colors

• Dinner and overnight stay in Pangong camp

Day 4: Pangong Lake – Leh via Chang La Pass

• Sunrise view at Pangong Lake

• Return to Leh via Chang La Pass (17,586 ft) – one of the highest mountain passes

• En route visit Thiksey Monastery and Shey Palace

• Overnight stay in Leh

Day 5: Departure from Leh

• After early breakfast, transfer to Leh Airport

• Board your flight with unforgettable memories of Ladakh

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Inclusions

• Accommodation on twin sharing basis

• Breakfast & Dinner (MAP Plan)

• Private vehicle for transfers and sightseeing

• Inner line permits & environmental fees

• Driver cum guide with oxygen cylinder & basic first aid

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Exclusions

• Airfare to/from Leh

• Lunches, personal expenses, laundry, tips

• Camel ride at Hunder & any adventure activities

• Travel insurance

• Anything not mentioned under ‘Inclusions’

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Travel Tips

• Carry warm clothes; temperatures drop drastically

• Stay hydrated to prevent altitude sickness

• Avoid alcohol on Day 1 for acclimatization

• Keep buffer day(s) in case of road closures

FAQs – Ladakh Package Tour

1. What is the best time to visit Ladakh?

The best time to visit Ladakh is May to September, when the weather is pleasant, roads are open, and all major attractions including Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, and monasteries are accessible.

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2. How can I reach Ladakh from Kolkata?

The fastest way is to fly from Kolkata to Leh via Delhi. There are no direct flights, but multiple daily connections are available via Delhi.

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3. Is a permit required to visit Ladakh?

Yes. Indian citizens need an Inner Line Permit (ILP), and foreign nationals need a Protected Area Permit (PAP) to visit places like Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and Tso Moriri. These can be arranged in Leh.

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4. Is Ladakh suitable for children and senior citizens?

Yes, but with proper acclimatization and medical precautions. Those with respiratory or heart conditions should consult a doctor before traveling due to high altitude.

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5. How many days are ideal for a Ladakh tour from Kolkata?

A minimum of 6–8 days is recommended to cover major destinations such as Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and key monasteries with adequate rest.

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6. How do I deal with altitude sickness in Ladakh?

• Rest on arrival in Leh

• Stay hydrated

• Avoid alcohol and smoking

• Carry Diamox (only after consulting a doctor)

• Use portable oxygen cans if needed

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7. What kind of accommodation is available in Ladakh?

Ladakh offers everything from budget guesthouses to luxury camps and boutique hotels, especially in Leh, Nubra, and Pangong.

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8. Is it safe to travel to Ladakh?

Yes, Ladakh is generally safe for tourists. Roads are well-patrolled and locals are friendly. However, be cautious on high-altitude passes and remote routes.

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9. Can I do a solo bike trip to Ladakh from Kolkata?

Solo trips are not recommended due to remote stretches without immediate help. Group bike tours are a safer and more enjoyable option.

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10. What mobile networks work in Ladakh?

Only postpaid SIM cards work in Ladakh. BSNL, Airtel, and Jio offer the best coverage in Leh. Connectivity in Nubra and Pangong is very limited.

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11. Can I get vegetarian food in Ladakh?

Yes, vegetarian meals are widely available. Most hotels, homestays, and restaurants cater to vegetarian and even vegan diets.

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12. What type of clothes should I pack for Ladakh?

Carry light woolens in summer and heavy woolens in winter. Pack windproof jackets, thermal wear, gloves, socks, and trekking shoes regardless of the season.

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13. Is there ATM availability in Ladakh?

ATMs are available only in Leh town. It’s advisable to carry sufficient cash when heading to remote areas like Nubra or Pangong.

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14. Can I camp at Pangong Lake?

Yes, there are eco camps and luxury tents around Pangong Lake. Wild camping is not advised due to weather and safety reasons.

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15. Are there medical facilities in Ladakh?

Basic hospitals and clinics are available in Leh. In remote areas, medical access is limited. It’s advisable to carry a personal medical kit.

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