Overview
A journey to Ladakh is an adventure through one of India’s most mesmerizing and remote regions, where the stark beauty of the Himalayas meets the serene expanses of high-altitude deserts. Nestled in the northernmost part of India, Ladakh offers a unique blend of rugged landscapes, ancient monasteries, and vibrant local culture. The trip is marked by breathtaking drives along high mountain passes, crystal-clear lakes, and quaint villages, all set against a backdrop of towering snow-capped peaks.
Highlights
- The bustling capital town with its bustling markets, historic monasteries, and vibrant local culture.
- Explore ancient monasteries like Hemis, Thiksey, and Alchi, each offering a glimpse into the rich spiritual heritage of Ladakh.
- One of the highest motorable passes in the world, offering spectacular panoramic views.
Itinerary
• Meet at R.K Ashram or Majnu Ka Tila.
• Your travel squad's meeting point.
• Ready to explore together!
.Rest day in Manali (Self-explore the stunning surroundings
(Note: Scooty without Fuel will be provided for sightseeing)
• ATAL TUNNEL
• SURAJ TAL
• ZINGZING BAR
• BARALACHA-LA
• SISU VALLEY
• DEEPAK TAL
• GATA LOOPS
• LACHUNG-LA • MORE PLAINS
• NAKEE-LA PASS
• PANG
• TANGLANG-LA
• KHARDUNG-LA
• DISKIT MONASTERY
• SAND-DUNES
• DOUBLE HUMP CAMELS
• Known as a village divided by a border, Turtuk has many stories to tell, Turtuk opened its doors to inquisitive souls
in 2010.
• Turtuk was part of Pakistan - Occupied Kashmir up until 1971 when Major Chewang Rinchen got the village under
India's command.
• Many born before 1947, they went from being Indians to Pakistanis to Indians again.
• Only 300 families that call Turtuk home, many have relatives on the other side. of the border.
• SHYOK VILLAGE
• SHYOK RIVER
• WATER CROSSINGS
• MAN-MERAK
• REZANG LA WAR MEMORIAL
• TSAGA LA PASS
• RHONGO
• LOMA BAND
• HALL OF FAME MUSEUM
• GURUDWARA PATTHAR SAHB
• MAGNETIC HILL
• ZANSKAR-INDUS RIVER SANGAM
• NAMIKLA PASS
• FOTU LA PASS
• DRASS
• MOON LAND AREA
• ZOJI-LA PASS
• SONAMARG VALLEY
• CHECK OUT FROM HOTEL
Includes/Excludes
Inclusions
- Team Captain
- Royal Enfield Himalayan motorcycle with fuel
- Comfy Hotel Stay
- Delicious Food
- 1-Hour Shikara Ride on Dal Lake, Srinagar
- Complimentary Houseboat Stay.
- All transportation
- Portable oxygen cylinders & First Aid Kit
- Helmets for Rider and Pillion, Knee Guard & Riding Jacket for Both Rider & Pillion
- Mechanic
- Inner Line Permit
- A backup vehicle for Luggage
- Certificate of Riding on completion
Exclusions
- Air or rail fares
- Anything not explicitly listed in the inclusions is not covered.
- Lunch
- Any personal expenses
- Parking tickets
- GST @ 5% Excluded Inner line permits and Restricted area permits for Ladakh region
FAQs
You can reach Ladakh by air via Leh Airport (the most convenient option) or by road through the Manali-Leh Highway or Srinagar-Leh Highway. Both roads are usually open from June to September.
Yes, you need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to visit certain areas in Ladakh. Foreigners also require a Protected Area Permit (PAP). Permits can be obtained from the Deputy Commissioner’s office in Leh or through travel agencies.
Yes, acclimatization is crucial due to the high altitude. Spend a couple of days in Leh to adjust before proceeding to higher altitudes.
Pack warm clothing regardless of the season, including thermal wear, a good quality jacket, gloves, hats, and sturdy walking shoes. Even in summer, temperatures can drop significantly.
Ladakh offers a range of accommodation options from luxury hotels to budget guesthouses and traditional homestays. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak season.
Map
Travel Essentials
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- A rucksack bag and a day pack
- 3-litre water bladder or water bottle
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- A sun cap and a woolen cap
- UV protected sunglasses
- One cotton long sleeves and 2 short sleeve t-shirt