6 Nights 7 Days
Up to 7 days
12 people
English, Hindi
Leh is a place where the mountains seem to touch the sky, and every view feels like a picture waiting to be taken. Surrounded by peaceful valleys and ancient monasteries, a Leh trip invites you to slow down and truly soak in the beauty around you.
Known for its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture, Leh is one of India’s most sought-after travel destinations. From high mountain passes, crystal-clear lakes, and rich traditional Ladakhi life, a Leh trip offers something unique for every traveler.
Whether you choose a Himtrek Leh trip package or plan your adventure, the journey is filled with moments that take your breath away. From crossing the high-altitude Khardung La pass to relaxing by the crystal-clear waters of Pangong Lake, every day on a Leh trip brings something new.
You will visit unique villages like Turtuk, meet friendly locals, and discover landscapes so stunning, words can hardly describe them.
A Leh trip isn’t just about visiting new places, it’s about creating memories that stay with you forever.
Whether you are planning a Leh trip from Delhi, Mumbai, or anywhere, here’s a quick guide for you. Let’s read further
The best time to plan a Leh trip is from May to September. During these months, the weather is pleasant, roads are open, and the landscapes are at their best.
Month | Temperature Range | Weather |
May – June | 5°C to 20°C | Cool and Pleasant |
July – August | 10°C to 25°C | Warm & Lively |
September | 7°C to 18°C | Clear & Crisp |
Note: Avoid visiting during winter (October to April) as most roads and passes are closed due to heavy snowfall.
Getting to Leh is an adventure in itself. Here’s how you can reach:
By Air:
The easiest way to reach Leh is by flight. Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IXL) in Leh is well connected to Delhi, Chandigarh, and Srinagar with daily flights. The airport is just 4 km from the city.
By Road:
By Train:
There is no direct train to Leh. The nearest railway station is Jammu Tawi (JAT), which is about 700 km from Leh. From there, you can take a cab or a bus via Srinagar.
The Leh Trip cost can vary depending on the package you choose, your mode of travel, and your stay preferences (hotel, camps, or guesthouses).
On average:
Note: Prices may vary based on season, group size, and inclusions like meals, permits, and activities.
Himtrek offers both customizable and all-inclusive Leh Trip Packages. Reach out to get the best quote for your group.
This Leh trip is perfect for:
Whether it’s your first time in the mountains or your tenth, a Leh Trip never fails to amaze.
May to September, when the weather is clear, the roads are open, and the views are at their best.
A Leh trip can cost between ₹25,000 to ₹40,000 per person, depending on your travel style and package.
Yes, Indian citizens need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to visit Turtuk and other border areas.
A 7-day trip is ideal to cover Leh, Nubra, Pangong, and Turtuk comfortably.
Yes, you can drive via Manali or Srinagar, but it takes 2–3 days and requires good acclimatization.
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