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Leh / Ladakh: Mountains . Adventure

Mountains . Adventure

Roads that climb
into the sky.

About Leh / Ladakh

Ladakh sits above 3,000 metres, where the air is thin and the light is extraordinary. Days are spent crossing high passes, walking through centuries-old monasteries and watching Pangong change colour with the sun. It rewards travellers who like their landscapes big and their itineraries unhurried.

Highlights

What people
remember most.

  • Pangong Tso at sunrise
  • Nubra Valley and the Shyok road
  • Thiksey and Diskit monasteries
  • Khardung La crossing
  • Hunder sand dunes
Leh / Ladakh landscape
Leh / Ladakh landscape
Leh / Ladakh landscape

Tour packages

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Rates shown are current brochure rates and are subject to availability and confirmation at the time of booking.

Things to do

Worth building
the days around.

Drive the high passes

Khardung La and Chang La are the headline crossings. Plan them for the morning, when the weather is most settled.

Stay overnight at Pangong

Camps on the lake shore let you watch the water shift from turquoise to deep blue as the light moves.

Walk a monastery morning

Thiksey holds prayers at dawn. Arriving early gets you the ceremony without the day-trip crowds.

Ride into Nubra

Sand dunes, double-humped camels and a valley floor that feels nothing like the mountains around it.

Before you go

Leh / Ladakh
questions.

Six to eight days works for most travellers. That covers acclimatisation in Leh, Nubra, Pangong and the monastery circuit without rushing.

Yes, for Nubra, Pangong and Tso Moriri. Your travel coordinator arranges these once your dates and ID details are confirmed.

Keep the first 24 hours in Leh light, drink more water than feels necessary and skip alcohol on day one. Itineraries here are built with that buffer already in place.

Ready to plan
Leh / Ladakh?

Share your dates and group size. A coordinator will send an itinerary built around them.