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Following a day of acclimatization, you will see the region’s high-altitude attractions, including the surreal Nubra Valley, which is home to ancient monasteries and undulating sand dunes, after traversing the fabled Khardung La Pass.
Discover the culturally vibrant village of Turtuk, a hidden treasure close to the Indo-Pak border, before continuing on via the stunning Shyok Valley to the magnificent Pangong Tso Lake, which is surrounded by rocky peaks and has glistening blue waters.
Ladakh offers moments of excitement, peace, and wonder as it unveils a new aspect of its natural and cultural attractiveness at every turn. With a perfect blend of adventure and breathtaking beauty, this experience is certain to leave you with lifelong memories.
Quick Facts:
- Region: Leh-Ladakh, Jammu & Kashmir
- Start/End Point of Leh Ladakh Trip: Leh
- Leh Ladakh Trip with Turtuk Duration: 6D/5N
- Leh Ladakh Trip Type: Road Trip (with optional bike ride)
- Maximum Altitude of Leh Ladakh Trip: 17,982 ft (Khardung La Pass)
- Leh Ladakh Trip Difficulty Level: Moderate
- Best Time to Visit Leh Ladakh Trip: May to September
How to reach Leh Ladakh Trip (Leh)-
The trip starts from Leh. Leh is well-connected to major cities in India via air, road, and rail. Here’s how you can reach there using different modes of transport:
By Air – Air travel is the quickest and most convenient way to get to Leh. Leh’s Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IXL) has excellent connections to Delhi, Mumbai, Srinagar, and Chandigarh, among other important Indian cities.
By Road – A road journey to Leh is the best way for adventurers to discover the Himalayas. There are two primary routes:
- The approximately 472-kilometer journey from Manali to Leh, which is open from June to October, offers breathtaking scenery, high mountain passes like Rohtang and Baralacha La, and an authentic sense of adventure.
- Srinagar to Leh (about 434 km): This route, which runs through charming towns like Sonamarg, Drass, and Kargil, is a little lighter in terms of altitude increase and is open from May to November.
By Train – There isn’t a train station in Leh. About 700 kilometers away, Jammu Tawi is the closest major train station. To get to Leh from Jammu, passengers can take a bus or taxi via Srinagar. Even if it takes longer, this is a fantastic choice for travelers who like to see more of Jammu & Kashmir.