7 Days Leh Ladakh Tour Packages for Couple – Mountain Love Awaits

Wake up to a fresh morning in Leh and enjoy breakfast at the hotel.

Our first stop on the way will be the Hall of Fame, a museum and war memorial built in memory of the martyrs of the Indo-Pak War that showcases various aspects of high-altitude warfare.

Further, visit Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, where you can offer prayers side by side in the peaceful surroundings.

Then stop at Magnetic Hill, a fun place for you both to take a memorable picture with an optical illusion twist.

Continue to Sangam Point, where two rivers meet — perfect for a quiet moment to soak in the view as a couple.

Upon reaching Leh, visit the Leh Palace, and hold hands while enjoying the panoramic sunset views over the town.

Return to your hotel and enjoy a peaceful dinner together.

Overnight stay in Leh.

After breakfast, get ready to explore the beautiful monasteries to the south of Leh.

Begin with Hemis Monastery, where the peaceful ambience is ideal for quiet reflection and shared moments.

Then visit Thikshey Monastery, a 12-storey structure that opens up to jaw-dropping views—lock your fingers and take in the views together.

Continue to Shey Palace, where the golden Buddha statue adds a touch of serenity to your visit.

Before returning, stop by Rancho School, and click some fun, movie-style photos as a couple.

Upon reaching the hotel, unwind with a romantic dinner and warm conversation.

Overnight stay in Leh.

Wake up, have breakfast, and get ready for a scenic drive through the mountains.

Our first stop is the Shanti Stupa, where you can pause for a sunrise photo and a shared smile.

As we ascend, drive through the thrilling Khardung-La (5,359 m)—a perfect moment to hold hands tighter as you conquer heights together.

Then reach Diskit Monastery and witness the grandeur of the 106-ft Maitreya Buddha, a peaceful place for couples to spend a few moments in silence.

Further, we’ll drive along the Shyok River to reach Nubra Valley, filled with lush charm and desert beauty.

Upon reaching the Hunder Sand Dunes, you can enjoy an adventurous camel ride together or just walk barefoot on the cold desert sands.

Check into your cozy stay and end the day with a romantic starlit dinner.

Overnight stay in Nubra Valley.

Wake up to a beautiful morning in Nubra and start your day with a shared cup of chai and breakfast.

Begin your drive to Pangong Lake through Agam and Shyok, offering endless frames for romantic roadside memories.

As we approach Pangong Tso (4,300 m), you’ll be greeted by surreal shades of blue — a perfect spot to capture a picture holding each other close.

Walk along the lakeside, take in the fresh breeze, and let the silence speak as you sit together by the water.

Visit the famous 3 Idiots photo spot and click some fun and quirky couple shots.

Sit close, say nothing—let the lake reflect everything you feel.

Upon reaching your camp, settle in and enjoy a peaceful dinner under the stars, wrapped in blankets and each other’s company.

Overnight stay near Pangong Lake.

Wake up to a sunrise over the lake and watch the first light reflect in each other’s eyes.

Have breakfast at the camp and then board your transfers to head back to Leh.

We’ll cross Chang La Pass, one of the world’s highest, offering breathtaking photo spots for that ‘together at the top’ picture.

As we descend, pass through Karu, Thikshey, and Shey, familiar yet just as magical.

Upon reaching Leh, check into your hotel and relax.

Later, visit the Leh Market where you can buy souvenirs for each other, explore cafes, and wrap your trip with one last walk, side by side.

Hold hands, share laughter, and let the market buzz wrap up your quiet mountain fairytale.

Overnight stay in Leh.

Wake up and enjoy your last breakfast in Leh before packing your bags.

As we drop you to the airport, relive your favorite moment from the journey – that sunrise, that photo, or just the quiet drive.

Board your flight with full hearts and endless memories of your Ladakh honeymoon.

The trip ends, but the journey stays—with every mountain, a memory