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Per PersonLeh & Ladakh Tour Packages 7 Nights/8 Days
The Region of Ladakh
The region of Ladakh stretches along the northern border of India, covering the snow-capped peaks of the Himalaya Mountains. This area is known for its magnificent mountain panoramas and clear cobalt lakes, making it a place of stark natural beauty that captivates all who visit.
Often referred to as Little Tibet or the Roof of the World, Ladakh has a unique and fascinating culture and identity. The region is heavily influenced by Tibetan Buddhism, and you can see picturesque monasteries and whitewashed stupas, or monuments, dramatically clinging to rocky outcrops or balancing over steep precipices. These structures are not just architectural marvels but also spiritual centres that reflect the deep-rooted traditions of the area.
Colourful prayer flags flutter in the wind, adding a splash of colour to the rugged landscape, while prayer wheels decorate important landmarks and intersections, inviting passers-by to spin them for good fortune. This dramatic and seemingly barren mountain landscape is home to a number of endangered species, the best known of which is the shy and elusive snow leopard. Spotting one of these magnificent creatures is a rare and treasured experience.
Traditional festivals take place at a number of Ladakh’s bigger cities and monasteries, featuring colourful local costumes, as well as distinctive music and chanting. These festivals are a vibrant display of the region’s rich cultural heritage and offer a glimpse into the lives of the local people. For those seeking adventure, Ladakh offers breath-taking mountain treks and thrilling river rafting opportunities. The challenging terrain and stunning scenery make it a paradise for adventurous travellers.
In summary, Ladakh is a region of unparalleled natural beauty and cultural richness. Whether you are drawn by its stunning landscapes, its unique cultural heritage, or its adventurous activities, Ladakh promises an unforgettable experience.
Included and Excluded
- Accommodation at the lodge including all meals
- Pick up and drop service from Leh/Srinagar
- Transport fully engaged on disposal (Ex Leh)
- Group wildlife tracking and nature trails
- Spotting scope and binoculars to share
- In-house naturalist
- Local Spotters
- First Aid Kit
- Oxygen cylinder
- Additional activities or excursions outside Drass
- Museum and Monastery tickets
- Personal binoculars / spotting scopes
- Personal expenses such as mineral water, beverages, alcohol
- Medical / travel insurance
- Emergency evacuation cost
- GST and other applicable taxes.
- Cost incurred due to change in itinerary on account of road blocks, weather change, vehicle breakdown
- Gratuities to drivers / guides.
Highlights of the Tour
- Himalayan Brown Bear
- Hunderman at Kargil
- Visit the Kargil War Memorial
- Explore Kargil’s mix of Tibetan and Islamic cultures
- Discover monasteries like Hemis and Thiksey
- Visit the stunning Pangong Lake
Itinerary
Take early morning flight to Srinagar / Leh. Your journey begins at Drenmo Lodge in Dras. After checking in and receiving a briefing from our experienced tour leader and spotter, you'll have some time to rest and recharge. In the evening, get ready for bear sightings while enjoying high tea and snacks followed by a delicious dinner. Overnight stay at Drenmo Lodge.
Start your day with bear sightings, enjoy activities like bear tracking, exploring, bird watching, and wildlife expeditions. Visit Kargil War Memorial. End the day with more bear sightings, dinner, and a briefing for the next day. Take a leisurely walk along Mushkow River and enjoy outdoor lunch or high tea (subject to weather conditions). Overnight stay at Drenmo Lodge.
If you're up for more adventure, we can drive to other valleys such as Umba La, Pandrass, Matayen, Shimsha Kharbu, Suru, or the enchanting apricot orchards in Karkitchu. Alternatively, you have the option to explore the history and culture of Kargil, visiting the Hundurman heritage village and the Munshi Aziz Bhat Museum of Central Asian and Kargil trade heritage. Overnight stay at The Kargil.
After a leisurely breakfast, you can choose to drive to Leh and enroute visit monasteries. Evening at Leisure and can visit the local market at Leh. Overnight stay at The Indus River Camp at Leh.
After breakfast, enjoy a full day in Leh, exploring the town’s highlights. Visit renowned monasteries like Hemis and Thiksey, and immerse yourself in the local culture and scenic beauty. Dinner and Overnight stay at Leh.
After breakfast set out for a day trip to Pangong Lake, famous for its striking blue waters and picturesque surroundings. Spend time admiring the lake's serene beauty before returning to Leh in the evening. Dinner and Overnight stay at Pangong.
After breakfast, travel back to Leh from Pangong Lake. Use this day to relax, explore any remaining sights, and enjoy Leh’s atmosphere before your departure. Dinner and Overnight stay at Leh.
After breakfast, check out from your accommodation and prepare for your onward journey from Leh Airport, taking with you memories of an unforgettable trip through the stunning landscapes of Ladakh.
Frequently Asked & Question
The best time to visit Leh, Kargil and Dras is from May to September when the weather is mild and the roads are accessible. During these months, temperatures range between 15°C and 30°C, making it ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Indian nationals need Inner Line Permits (ILPs) to visit certain areas in Leh such as Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and Tso Moriri. Foreign nationals require Protected Area Permits (PAPs) for the same regions. These permits can be obtained online or from the DC office in Leh.
Dras is situated at a lower altitude compared to Leh and Pangong Lake, making it a good place for initial acclimatization before moving to higher altitudes.
Yes, Kargil, Leh and Dras are generally safe for tourists. However, it is advisable to check current travel advisories and local conditions before your trip.
Thukpa: A hearty noodle soup with vegetables or meat. Momos: Steamed or fried dumplings filled with meat or vegetables. Skyu: A traditional pasta dish with vegetables and meat. Butter Tea: A traditional Ladakhi tea made with butter, salt, and milk.
Major attractions include the Kargil War Memorial, the Dras War Memorial, and the serene landscapes surrounding the area.
Leh offers a variety of adventure activities including trekking, river rafting, mountain biking, and motorbiking. Popular trekking routes include the Markha Valley Trek and the Chadar Trek (a winter trek on the frozen Zanskar River).
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