Leh Ladakh Tour Packages – 11 Days of Roads, Ridges & Ridiculously Good Stories

• Depart in the evening from Delhi
• Settle into your seats, plug in your playlist, and prepare for a long ride toward the mountains
• Overnight in transit

This is where it all starts. The gear’s packed. The jokes begin. And you’re already halfway gone before the city fades behind you.

• Arrive in Manali
• Check into your hotel and freshen up
• Casual local exploration: Mall Road, Hidimba Temple, or just street food and chai
• Overnight stay in Manali

The first morning in Manali feels like switching off airplane mode—crisper air, slower moments, and a sense of “this is really happening.”

• Cross Rohtang Pass and head toward Lahaul Valley
• Pass waterfalls, winding roads, and blue rivers
• Reach Jispa or Billing by afternoon
• Campfire evening under high-altitude skies

This is the day the city fades completely. As you drive higher, the trees thin, the mountains rise, and the mood shifts into something freer, something real.

• Climb past the icy waters of Baralacha La
• Reach Sarchu and check into tents
• Stargazing under an open sky, with nothing but silence and cold air

No phone signal. No distractions. Just the raw beauty of Ladakh—and the sound of your own breath, echoing off mountains.

• Cross Nakee La, Lachung La, and the dramatic More Plains
• Drive through one of the highest motorable roads: Tanglang La
• Roll into Leh just as the city lights begin to twinkle

You’ve earned this arrival. Every pass felt like another level up. Leh greets you like an old friend you didn’t know you were missing.

• Cross the iconic Khardung La Pass (18,380 ft)
• Drop into Nubra Valley’s sandy stretch
• Ride (optional) double-humped camels, visit Diskit Monastery
• Stay in the valley

Nubra doesn’t make sense, and that’s why it sticks. Sand dunes in the Himalayas? Welcome to Ladakh’s version of a plot twist.

• Early start to visit Turtuk, a tiny village near the Indo-Pak border
• Meet the locals, walk the apricot fields, learn about Balti culture
• Return to Nubra for the night

You won’t find Turtuk in most itineraries. That’s what makes it worth the drive. It’s a whisper of a place that somehow says so much.

• Take the Shyok River route—raw, untouched beauty
• Reach Pangong by late afternoon
• Watch the lake shift colors with every cloud
• Camp by the lakeside

Pangong Tso is that moment you imagined when you first searched for Ladakh tour packages. And it’s better in real life.

• Drive through Chang La Pass, the third highest in the world
• Stop at Hemis, Thiksey, and Shey Monasteries on the way
• Reach Leh by evening

It’s the day you want to last longer. Roads that feel infinite, monasteries that feel sacred, and a city that now feels familiar.

• Follow the Indus River
• Stop at Magnetic Hill and the beautiful Lamayuru Monastery
• Visit Kargil War Memorial
• Overnight stay in Kargil

This part of the journey humbles you. The stories carved into these roads are real. And the silence near the memorial hits deep.

• Cross Drass—the second coldest inhabited place on Earth
• Zojila Pass gives you one final heart-stopping drive
• Arrive in Srinagar and settle into a houseboat or hotel

Srinagar is a soft landing. Water, willows, and the kind of stillness that feels earned after all that altitude.

• After breakfast, transfer to airport

Depart with cracked lips, dirty shoes, full hearts, and a camera that probably ran out of space!