Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi – 8 Days Adventure with Srinagar

After breakfast, we’ll begin our scenic drive towards Kargil, known for its strategic significance and beautiful terrain.

As we ascend, we pass through the lush meadows of Sonamarg, once part of the ancient Silk Route.

Further, we’ll cross the thrilling Zoji La Pass (3,528m), where the greenery starts to fade into rocky mountain terrain.

Then, we drive through Drass village, the coldest inhabited place in India, and often referred to as the gateway to Ladakh.

Before reaching Kargil, we will visit the Kargil War Memorial, a poignant tribute to the brave soldiers of the 1999 war.

Upon reaching Kargil, check in to the hotel and unwind.

Enjoy dinner and get some rest for the next day.

Overnight stay in Kargil.

Start your morning with breakfast and get ready for the road journey to Leh.

We will drive through Lamayuru, a small town known for its unique moon-like terrain.

Further, we stop at Sangam Point, where the Indus and Zanskar Rivers meet, forming a dramatic contrast of colors.

Then, we move on to Magnetic Hill, where vehicles appear to roll uphill on their own due to a gravity-defying optical illusion.

Next, visit the peaceful Pathar Sahib Gurudwara, dedicated to Guru Nanak Dev Ji.

As we arrive in Leh, we’ll head to the serene Shanti Stupa, offering panoramic views of the town.

Upon reaching your hotel, complete check-in and relax for the night.

Overnight stay in Leh.

Wake up to a calm morning in Leh and enjoy a hearty breakfast.

Now, we begin our journey to Nubra Valley, known for its vast landscapes and cold desert charm.

En route, we cross Khardung La Pass (5,359m), one of the highest motorable roads in the world.

As we descend, we arrive at Diskit, where we’ll visit the Diskit Monastery, home to a 106-ft tall Maitreya Buddha statue.

Further, we drive past the Shyok River and reach Hunder Sand Dunes, a cold desert famous for double-humped camel rides and ATV adventures (optional).

Upon completing the day's activities, head to your camp or hotel for dinner and rest.

Overnight stay in Nubra Valley.

After breakfast, we continue our journey toward the famous Pangong Lake.

Our route takes us through the scenic villages of Agam and Shyok, offering raw and rugged beauty.

As we approach, the first glimpse of Pangong Lake welcomes us with its ever-changing shades of blue.

Spend time walking along the lake, taking in the reflections of the surrounding mountains and clicking photos at the 3 Idiots movie point.

Later, check in to your lakeside campsite, enjoy dinner and the peaceful atmosphere.

Overnight stay near Pangong Lake.

Wake up early to catch the sunrise over Pangong Lake, followed by a relaxed breakfast by the shore.

Now, we begin our drive towards the lesser-known but stunning Tso Moriri Lake.

En route, we’ll pass through Chushul town, and soon after, reach the beautiful Mirpal Tso, a quiet high-altitude lake.

As we ascend further, we conquer Kaksang La Pass (17,851 ft), a dramatic mountain pass with panoramic views.

Further on, we pass Yaya Tso and Kyagar Tso, hidden gems nestled in the Ladakhi terrain.

Upon arrival at Tso Moriri, check in to your stay and relax after a long, rewarding day.

Overnight stay near Tso Moriri.

Start your day with breakfast beside the peaceful lake.

We now drive back to Leh, retracing a scenic route that includes a stop at Chumathang, known for its natural sulphur hot springs.

Further, we pass through charming towns like Upshi, Karu, and Thiksey as we approach Leh.

Upon reaching, check in to your hotel and freshen up.

Then, spend your evening exploring the Leh local market – shop for souvenirs, try Tibetan cuisine, or grab a coffee at a local café.

Overnight stay in Leh.

Wake up to your final morning in the mountains and enjoy breakfast at the hotel.

Our team will assist you with the transfer to Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IXL) for your next flight back to Delhi.

Take back with you countless memories, scenic captures, and the joy of completing an incredible journey through Ladakh.