Ladakh Tour Package: 7 Days Leh, Nubra & Pangong Lake

What we work through with you

1. Your dates and priorities

   Tell us when you want to visit Leh, Nubra & Pangong, Ladakh, who is travelling and what you would change in the outline below.

2. The route and pace

   We discuss the 7D / 6N starting itinerary, your preferred stays and how much you want to fit in. Any changes depend on availability and are agreed in your written plan.

3. Your written quote

   Review the final arrangements, total price, inclusions and payment and cancellation terms before booking. An enquiry does not reserve this trip.

The route we start from

These are the stages published for this trip. A stage can cover part of a day or several days; it is not a separate travel day.

1. Stage 01

   Breathe

   Fly into Leh at 3,500 metres and do nothing whatsoever. This is a mandatory acclimatisation day, not a soft option: the flight takes you from sea level to three and a half kilometres in ninety minutes and the body needs the time. Tea, water, a short flat walk at most.

2. Stage 02

   Monastery Morning

   Thiksey at dawn for the morning prayers, which begin around six with horns and drums in a room full of butter lamps, and are open to visitors who sit quietly at the back. Shanti Stupa for sunset over the town, and the Leh market in between, at a deliberately slow pace.

3. Stage 03

   Over Khardung La

   North over Khardung La at 5,359 metres, which is signed as one of the highest motorable roads in the world and is bitterly cold at the top whatever the season. Down into Nubra, and the dunes at Hunder in the evening with Bactrian camels crossing them in silhouette.

4. Stage 04

   Nubra to Pangong

   The long drive to Pangong along the Shyok river, which is the best road day of the trip: no barriers, a widening valley, and occasional water across the track. The lake arrives suddenly. Camp on the shore at 4,350 metres, where the night is cold and the sky is absurd.

5. Stage 05

   Pangong Sunrise

   Sunrise on Pangong, which shifts through the blues as the light comes over the ridge and is the reason people put up with the camp. Then back to Leh over Chang La at 5,360 metres, arriving in the afternoon.

6. Stage 06

   Leh Free Day

   Free. Rafting on the Zanskar is the usual add-on, grade two to three and startlingly cold. Otherwise Leh itself: the old town below the palace, the German bakeries, and the shops selling pashmina and apricot everything.

7. Stage 07

   The Return

   Fly out over the Himalaya, which on a clear morning is a flight worth having a window for. Six nights, three passes above 5,000 metres, and a specific quality of silence at Pangong that people keep trying and failing to describe.

What this trip lists

Use these inclusions and exclusions when reviewing your quote. The displayed price starts from ₹32,999 per person; your written quote confirms the total for your dates and arrangements.

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