Ladakh Tour Packages

Ladakh, the most beautiful region of North India, also known as 'the Land of High Passes', is located in northern India and is famous for its alluring terrain, unique culture, ancient monasteries, and numerous options for adventure sports. Nestled between the Karakoram and Himalayan mountain ranges, this cold desert offers breathtaking landscapes, from turquoise lakes to sand dunes, and from world's highest motorable passes to centuries-old Buddhist monasteries.

Explore Ladakh Like Never Before

Discover curated travel experiences designed for couples, families, and adventure lovers.

All Ladakh Tour Packages

Ladakh: A Journey Through the Land of High Passes

📅7D/6N

LehNubra Valley+4

₹34,999₹39,999Per Person on twin sharing basis

AdventureHigh Altitude

Beyond the Peaks: A Ladakh, Manali & Srinagar Odyssey

📅10D/9N

DelhiManali+6

₹64,000₹73,800Per Adult on twin sharing basis

AdventureHigh Altitude

Ladakh Diaries: Mountains, Monasteries & Magic

📅6D/5N

LehNubra+1

₹29,500₹39,800Per Adult on twin sharing basis

AdventureHigh Altitude

Ladakh Discovery: Journey Through the Land of High Passes

📅7D/6N

LehNubra+2

₹33,500₹43,600Per Adult on twin sharing basis

AdventureHigh Altitude

Frequently Asked Questions

High Altitude & Acclimatization

Leh is at an altitude of 11,562 feet (3,524 m) above sea level.
Altitude sickness is common – consult your doctor before traveling.
Day 1 is strictly for rest and acclimatization – no sightseeing.
Avoid alcohol and smoking on the first day.
Stay hydrated – drink plenty of water.
Carry Diamox (altitude sickness medication) after consulting your doctor.
If you experience severe headache, nausea, or breathlessness, inform your guide immediately.

Best Time to Visit

June to September – Peak season, pleasant weather, all roads open.
May and October – Shoulder season, fewer crowds, budget-friendly.
December to February – Extreme cold (-20°C to -30°C), Chadar Trek season.
March to April – Cold but beautiful, some passes still closed.
July-August – Green Ladakh, blooming flowers, Nubra and Pangong at their best.

Climate & Clothing

Day temperature: 20°C to 30°C in summer, 0°C to 10°C in winter.
Night temperature: 5°C to 10°C in summer, -15°C to -30°C in winter.
Summer: Pack lightweight woolens, thermals, fleece jacket, windcheater.
Winter: Heavy woolens, multiple layers, down jacket, thermal inners, monkey cap, gloves.
Sturdy waterproof trekking shoes are essential.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and lip balm are mandatory – UV rays are strong at high altitude.

Permits

Indian citizens require Inner Line Permits (ILP) for Nubra, Pangong, and Hanley.
Travel Junky facilitates all Inner Line permits as part of the package.
Carry original government ID (Aadhar, Voter ID, Passport) and 2 passport-size photos.
Foreign nationals require Protected Area Permit (PAP) and must travel in groups of 2+.
Permit fees are subject to change as per government regulations.

Connectivity

BSNL and Airtel work in Leh town (4G).
Jio has limited connectivity in Leh.
Nubra Valley, Pangong, and Hanley have very poor or no network.
Wi-Fi is available in select hotels in Leh (paid).
Embrace digital detox – inform family and friends beforehand.

Food & Water

Ladakhi cuisine: Thukpa (noodle soup), Momos, Skyu, Butter Tea.
North Indian, Chinese, and Continental food available in Leh.
Stick to bottled or filtered water.
Avoid heavy, oily food on the first day.
Carry energy bars, dry fruits, and chocolates for long drives.

Cultural Sensitivity

Ladakh is known as 'Little Tibet' – home to Tibetan Buddhism.
Respect local customs and traditions.
Walk clockwise around stupas, monasteries, and prayer wheels.
Remove shoes before entering monastery prayer halls.
Ask permission before photographing monks and locals.
Dress modestly, especially in religious sites.

Unique Landscapes

Ladakh offers incredible diversity – cold desert, sand dunes, turquoise lakes, snow peaks.
Nubra Valley – Cold desert with sand dunes and Bactrian camels.
Pangong TSO – Chameleon lake, changes color from blue to green to grey.
TSO Moriri – Protected wetland, less crowded, equally beautiful.
Khardung La – World's highest motorable road (18,380 ft).
Umla La – Another high mountain pass on the way to Hanley.

Safety & Health

Ladakh is a cold desert with harsh climatic conditions.
Carry a basic first aid kit with pain relievers, antiseptic, bandages.
Motion sickness pills recommended for winding mountain roads.
24-hour oxygen cylinder available in vehicle for emergencies.
Travel insurance is strongly recommended.
Be cautious in remote areas – inform your driver/guide if unwell.

Pre-Travel Planning

Book at least 30-45 days in advance during peak season (June-September).
Choose a reliable travel agency like Travel Junky for stress-free experience.
Share your itinerary with friends and family.
Keep digital and physical copies of all documents.
Carry sufficient cash – ATMs are limited and often non-functional in remote areas.
Check weather and road conditions before departure.

Packing Essentials

Warm clothing (layers, fleece, down jacket)
Sturdy waterproof trekking shoes
Sunscreen (SPF 50+), sunglasses, lip balm
Personal medications and first aid kit
Power bank (frequent power cuts)
Water bottle (preferably insulated)
Snacks, dry fruits, energy bars
Valid ID proof and passport-size photos
Camera with extra batteries (batteries drain faster in cold)

Emergency Numbers

Police: 100
Ambulance: 102/108
Leh Police Station: 01982-252022
SNM Hospital Leh: 01982-252033
Tourist Helpline: 1363
Leh Airport: 01982-252076