Ladakh Travel Packages

Today we travel to Drass, where we visit the Vijay Memorial, also known as the Drass War Memorial, which was established in honour of the fallen Kargil War soldiers in 1999. After that, we go to Mulbekh Monastery. We then stop to snap pictures of Tiger Hill and Tololing Peak before continuing on to Sonmarg through Zozi La Pass, where the views of the Drass Valley amaze us. Highlights War Memorial at Drass Monastery of Mulbekh Tiger Hill and Tololing Peak stop for photos Pass Zoji

Today we visited Patthar Sahib Gurudwara, a stunning Gurudwara sahib built in Guru Nanak's honor, Magnetic Hill, also known as Gravity Hill, where vehicles defy gravity, and Sangam of the rivers Indus & Zanskar, where Zanskar and Indus merge to create a breathtaking view. Reach Kargil's Highlights Patthar Sahib Gurudwara Magnetic Hill Sangam Folk Dance Show is held in the evening.

Today we visit the Shey Palace, which served as the Ladakh royal family's summer residence, the Sindhu Darshan, one of Asia's longest rivers, the Rancho School, also known as the Druk White Lotus School, the Hall of Fame War Museum, a memorial built by the Indian Army in honour of the valiant Indian soldiers who gave their lives defending the motherland in the Indo-Pak wars, and the Shanti Stupa, which was constructed by Japanese monks to encourage We will have time to go shopping later. Highlights Palace Shey Darshan Sindhu Hall of Fame for Rancho School, a War Museum, and shopping nearby

Through Khardung La, the highest motorable pass in the world, we travel to Nubra Valley today. The Nubra Valley, which divides the Ladakh and Karakoram ranges, is formed when the Shyok and Siachen rivers converge. We visit Diskit monastery, the oldest and largest Buddhist monastery in Nubra valley, as soon as we arrive. Our next stop is Hunder Village, which is the only location in India where twin-humped camels can be found. Highlights Pass Khardung La Monastery of Diskit

Today, we travel to Pangong Tso, also referred to as Pangong Lake, one of the tallest saltwater lakes in the world. This lake's constantly shifting colours are its most distinctive feature. Numerous migratory birds, including seagulls, rare black-necked cranes, and brahmani ducks, use the lake as an important breeding ground. taking pleasure in your Night In Pangong Lake Highlights Pangong Lake, Pangong Tso

The following morning, following a hearty breakfast at camp, begin your drive back to Leh while gazing in awe at the natural grandeur of Pangong Lake. You can take in the lake's early sun rise, which will enchant you for the rest of your life. Leave the camp and begin your return trip to Leh. Take a quick break to sip a cup of hot, steaming tea at Chang La Pass on the way.