Experience an amazing journey through the highest mountain passes of the world with this condensed, high-impact itinerary. This package is designed for travelers who want to come face-to-face with Buddhist culture and explore ancient trade routes in a shorter timeframe. You will witness the stunning confluence of rivers and the gravity-defying Magnetic Hill while traversing the legendary Khardungla Pass.
LEH – SHYAM – NUBRA – PANGONG
Arrive at Leh airport where you will receive assistance and transfer to your hotel for rest and acclimatization to the high altitude.
Explore the spiritual and historical side of Leh with visits to Spituk Monastery, Hall of Fame, Gurudwara Patthar Sahib, Magnetic Hill, and the Sangam Point.
Drive to the breathtaking Nubra Valley by crossing Khardungla Pass, standing at a staggering 18,350 feet above sea level.
A scenic drive along the Shyok River to the famous Pangong Lake, returning to Leh via the 17,956-foot Changla Pass.
Enjoy a final breakfast before your transfer back to the airport for your flight home, concluding your Himalayan adventure.
Personal assistance at the airport or transit points for a smooth start and end to the trip.
Stays at hotels or campsites provided on a twin-sharing basis throughout the tour.
Daily breakfast and dinner (MAP board) included at your place of stay.
A warm Ladakhi-style welcome tea provided upon arrival at the hotel or guest house.
All transfers and sightseeing conducted in non-AC vehicles such as Mahindra Scorpio, Xylo, or Innova.
For groups exceeding 6 passengers, a 12-seater Non-AC Tempo Traveler is provided for better comfort.
Cost of flights to and from Leh or transportation to the starting point (e.g., Srinagar for Parikrama).
Lunches are not included in the MAP plan and must be managed by the traveler during sightseeing.
Costs for laundry, telephone calls, internet usage, and alcoholic or soft beverages.
Entrance fees for monasteries, museums, camel safaris in Nubra, or white-water rafting fees.
For bike tours, fuel for the motorcycle and specialized riding gear are typically excluded.
Travel insurance, emergency evacuation costs, and oxygen cylinder charges (unless specified otherwise).
