Valley Of Leh Ladakh 5 Nights / 6 Days

Arrival At Leh Airport, Meet & Greet With Our Representative.Transfer to your hotel and proceed with the check-in.Leh is located at an altitude of 3,500 metresabove sea level so you need to take it easy at the beginning to give time to your body to adjust to this altitude. Drinking plenty of water and walking at a slow pace are the two important recommendations to remember. Stroll the main market and have lunch where you like. Evening Free For leisure Activity. Have your Dinner.

After Breakfast Leh Local Sight Seeing- Leh Monastry, Leh Palace, Zorwar Fort, Shanti Stupa, Hall Of Frame, Little Break For Lunch, After That Visit Shey palace, Shey Monastry, Ranchos School Indus River Bank, Back To Hotel, Have Your Lunch Overnight Stay At Hotel.

Leaving Leh early, head north to the Nubra valley, crossing the world’s highest drivable pass -Khardung La- at 5,602 metres above sea level. From the top, the view on the surrounding mountains is spectacular. Descend into the beautifulNubra Valley(“the valley of flowers” in Ladakhi) 2,500 metres below towards the confluence of the Nubra and Shayok rivers. Diskit is the largest village in the Nubra valley. The main attraction is theDiskit monasterywhich was established in the 15th century by the Gelugpa order. The winding road leading to the gompa is dotted with 108 whitewashedstupas. At the top of a nearby hill, there is a gigantic 32-metre-high statue of Maitreya Buddha.Night At Nubra Valley.

After breakfast, experience a camel ride across theHunder sand dunes. TheBactrian camelswere brought to Ladakh when Hunder was a stopping point for caravans travelling on the Silk Route. Nowadays, there are approximately 200 Bactrian camels in the Nubra valley. Return To Leh

There is no better way to end this trip in Ladakh than with the visit of the stunning Pangong lake where the final part of the Bollywood movie "3 idiots" with Aamir Khan and Kareena Kapoor was shot. The lake is located 150 km east of Leh and you should start driving early. Follow the Indus valley up to Kharu, then take the road heading north towardsChang La, one of the highest mountain passes in the world at 5,360m altitude. After crossing Chang La pass, you will reachTangtse villagewhere you can stop for tea and snacks. From Tangtse, there is another 35 km to reach the lake.Pangong lake(or Pangong Tso, "tso" means "lake" inLadakhi) is a brackish lake situated at 4,250m altitude. It is 140 km in length and only a quarter of it lies in India, the other part lies in Tibet. The picture-perfect Pangong lake has crystal clear waters spanning over the Indo-China border and it is surrounded by colourful Himalayan mountains. The visit of Pangong lake is definitely a highlight of any trip to Ladakh. On the way back to Leh, stop atThiksey monastery, one of the most beautiful and interesting gompas in Ladakh whose architecture reminds of the Potala Palace in Lhasa. The monastery was built on a hilltop in the 15th century and 80 Buddhist monks live here currently. There are many temples and shrines within the complex, one of them houses an impressive 14m gold-faced Buddha statue seated in the lotus position. The monastery roof offers a stunning panoramic view of the Indus valley, the villages surrounded by barley fields and fringed by the Stok mountain range.

As your mind is filled with wonderful travel memories, bid farewell to this beautiful region of Ladakh and catch your flight back to Delhi.