Blue lakes, golden dunes, high passes and whitewashed monasteries — Ladakh holidays with proper acclimatisation, experienced drivers and every permit handled.
Ladakh is unlike anywhere else in India: a cold desert at 3,500 m and above, where Buddhist monasteries cling to cliffs, Bactrian camels graze on sand dunes in Nubra and Pangong Tso changes colour through the day.
Our Ladakh tour packages start in Leh with two easy days to acclimatise, then cross Khardung La to Nubra Valley and continue to Pangong Tso. Longer trips add Tso Moriri, Hanle’s dark-sky reserve or the full Manali–Leh or Srinagar–Leh road journey. It is the ultimate adventure holiday — planned so that it stays safe and comfortable.
Every Ladakh trip below can be customised — dates, hotels and pace. Group trips have fixed dates with a Dil Se trip captain.
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The old town, Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa at sunset, and monasteries at Thiksey, Hemis and Shey close by.
Cross Khardung La to reach Diskit Monastery’s giant Maitreya Buddha and the Hunder sand dunes with double-humped camels.
The famous high-altitude lake that turns from turquoise to deep blue — stay overnight in lakeside camps.
Remote Changthang plateau with nomads, wild asses, the Tso Moriri lake and India’s first dark-sky reserve at Hanle.
Magnetic Hill, the Indus–Zanskar confluence, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Alchi and Likir monasteries.
A Balti village near the Line of Control with apricot orchards and a culture unlike the rest of Ladakh.
Ladakh’s season is short — the roads and lakes are at their best in summer.
Roads to Leh open (Srinagar–Leh usually by May, Manali–Leh by June). Snow along the passes, frozen edges on Pangong in May.
Warm days (20–28°C), all routes open, festivals like Hemis. The best time for first-timers and road trips.
Highways close; flights only. Temperatures drop to −20°C. Only for winter specials like the Chadar trek or snow leopard tours.
Leh’s Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport has daily flights from Delhi (about 1 hr 20 min), plus Mumbai and Srinagar in season.
The Manali–Leh highway (about 430 km via Sarchu) is open roughly June–September and takes two days with a night halt.
The Srinagar–Leh road crosses Zoji La and Kargil — about 420 km over two days, usually open May–October.
May to September is the best time; July and August are peak months. From October to April roads close and it is extremely cold.
At least 6 nights by air (2 in Leh, 2 in Nubra, 1 at Pangong, 1 back in Leh). By road via Manali or Srinagar, plan 9–11 nights.
Indian travellers need an online permit for protected areas such as Nubra, Pangong, Tso Moriri and Turtuk. We arrange these as part of every package.
Yes for most healthy travellers, with proper acclimatisation. Anyone with heart or lung conditions should consult a doctor first.
Yes — we organise Royal Enfield trips with a backup vehicle, mechanic and trip captain. Tell us your dates.
Tell us your dates and budget — a Ladakh expert will send a day-wise plan and the best price, usually within an hour.
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