Leh is known for its vast lands of sand dunes, valleys that should be captured for our socials with culture that is rich in its heritage. A city in the Union Territory of Ladakh, it is the largest city and joint capital of Ladakh. Explore the traditions of Leh Ladakh, filled with spirituality and adventure making it the perfect combination for thrill seekers and mindful souls. Situated at an elevation of 3500 meters above sea level, Leh is meant to be experienced once in a lifetime. Home for Buddhist monks and momos, valleys that reminds us the true beauty of nature and landscapes making us feel tiny in the vast lands. Best time to visit would be from April to July as the temperature lies between 15 to 25 degree celsius. The tour starts off at Leh, where travellers will have an overnight stay and acclimatize with weather to visit the nearby sightseeings. Travellers will drive to the famous Nubra Valley, for a camel ride over the sand dunes. On the way, travellers will drive through the Khardung La Pass which is the world’s second motorable road in the world. Visit the Diskit Gompa, one of the oldest and largest Buddhist Monastery. Visit the Turtuk Village which was a part of Pakistan before 1971 followed by an epic off roading experience in Pangong Tso with an overnight stay. It’s time to pack your bags, let the spirit of adventure ignite and set out to explore the unknown. The hills of Leh are calling us!
The following detailed itinerary provides a day-by-day breakdown of your exciting Ladakh Backpacking Tour. From your arrival to the moment you return back home, we've outlined your activities and experiences to make the most of your trek. Let's dive into the specifics.
Tourist can expect views of the famous Nubra Valley and Pangong Tso. Shopping at Leh Market with hordes of shops with the best in class woollen wear, jewellery, Pashmina shawls and home decor which will add a special touch to your homes. The traditional Ladakhi food like Thukpa and steamed dumplings (Momos) are meant to be tried once. A peek into the culture and heritage of Ladakh, where every dance is done with precision and control. Monasteries that are centuries old yet stands still preserving their traditions and practises.
Double / Triple Sharing tents with basic amenities.
Backpackers experts will accompany the entire trip, and local backpackers will join us along the way.
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