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We are a Leh-based destination management company dedicated exclusively to Ladakh. From high mountain passes to hidden village trails, our customized tour packages are crafted around this extraordinary region. Our team lives and breathes Ladakh, combining local insight with years of on-ground experience across Leh, Nubra, Pangong, Zanskar, and beyond. Every itinerary is handcrafted to match your pace, interests, and comfort level, ensuring a unique Ladakh travel experience rather than following a one-size-fits-all tour pattern. We also specialize in Ladakh trekking, providing tailored adventures that showcase the best of this stunning area.
Our identity is built on a deep regional focus, local expertise, and personalized planning, which sets us apart from broader Himalayan or pan-India operators that only seasonally engage in Ladakh travel. This unique approach allows us to offer more authentic, flexible, and experience-led trips through customized tour packages crafted around Ladakh first, and then tailored to each traveller, rather than forcing them into pre-defined tour formats. Whether it's exploring the stunning landscapes or embarking on thrilling Ladakh trekking adventures, we ensure each journey is memorable.

Ladakh is a raw, breathtaking high-desert realm ,tucked between the Himalayan and Karakoram ranges ,where jagged peaks pierce endless blue skies, with crystal clear lakes that feel like they've leaped out of a postcard and ancient monasteries that whisper forgotten tales of days gone by.
Ladakh spans about 98,000 square kilometers with Leh as its capital at over 3,500 meters elevation. Altitudes soar up to 7,672 meters at Saser Kangri. Expect turquoise high-altitude lakes such as Pangong Tso (4,350m, 60% in China), and moonscape valleys like Nubra with its Bactrian camel caravans. The Indus River carves fertile oases amid barren plateaus, while passes like Khardung La (5,359m, one of the world’s highest motorable roads) offer vertigo-inducing vistas. Winters plunge to -30°C, but summers bloom with wild roses and apricots.
CULTURAL TAPESTRY
Tibetan Buddhism permeates life, with over 2,000 gompas (monasteries) like Hemis (largest, famed for masked cham dances during Tsechu festivals) and Thiksey (resembling Lhasa’s Potala Palace, housing a 15m Maitreya Buddha). Festivals like Losar feature archery, folk songs, and feasts of thukpa noodles, momos, and barley chang.

Flying into Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh is the quickest and most popular way, especially for short trips. Daily flights usually operate from Delhi, and in season there are also connections from cities like Mumbai, Jammu, Chandigarh, and Srinagar, though schedules can change with weather and season.
Alternately if you travel by r
Flying into Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh is the quickest and most popular way, especially for short trips. Daily flights usually operate from Delhi, and in season there are also connections from cities like Mumbai, Jammu, Chandigarh, and Srinagar, though schedules can change with weather and season.
Alternately if you travel by road, you can opt for the Leh-Manali or Leh-Srinagar highways.The roads remain closed through winter and open by may.

Acclimatization is crucial in Ladakh due to elevations over 3,500 meters in Leh alone, where low oxygen can trigger Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) symptoms like headaches, nausea, and dizziness ,especially for flyers arriving rapidly.
Spend 2-3 full days resting in Leh before high excursion and avoiding exertion. Hydrate constantly (4-5 lit
Acclimatization is crucial in Ladakh due to elevations over 3,500 meters in Leh alone, where low oxygen can trigger Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) symptoms like headaches, nausea, and dizziness ,especially for flyers arriving rapidly.
Spend 2-3 full days resting in Leh before high excursion and avoiding exertion. Hydrate constantly (4-5 liters water/day), eat carb-rich foods (momos, thukpa), and avoid alcohol/smoking .
Take Diamox (acetazolamide) 125mg twice daily starting 1 day before arrival (consult doctor).

ABSOLUTE ESSENTIALS
• Julley (joo-lay) – Hello / goodbye / thank you / a friendly all-purpose greeting .
• Khamzang? / Khamzang ina-ley? – How are you?
• Khamzang ley – I am fine
POLITE BASICS
• O-ley – Yes, please / okay .
• Man-ley – No, thanks .
• Don-ley
Don-le
ABSOLUTE ESSENTIALS
• Julley (joo-lay) – Hello / goodbye / thank you / a friendly all-purpose greeting .
• Khamzang? / Khamzang ina-ley? – How are you?
• Khamzang ley – I am fine
POLITE BASICS
• O-ley – Yes, please / okay .
• Man-ley – No, thanks .
• Don-ley
Don-ley – Please eat / please take / have this (used when offering food or tea)
Day 01: New Delhi – Fly to Leh, Ladakh
Morning after breakfast departure for airport to take a domestic flight to Leh which gives you aerial view of Himalayas. This flight will be for one hour. Check-in to the hotel for a complete day of rest wherein welcome tea and coffee will be served by the hotel. Post lunch visit Leh Market. Overnight in Leh.
Day 02: Leh Full Day Sightseeing
Today we have full day sightseeing around Leh. After breakfast we will visit Leh Palace. Leh Palace also known as Lachen Palkar Palace is a former royal palace overlooking the city of Leh. Next, we will visit Shanti Stupa. Shanti Stupa is a Buddhist white-domed stupa on a hilltop in Chanspa. Then we will move to Hall of Fame, basically, this is a war museum that is constructed and maintained by the Indian army.
Next, we will stop at Magnetic Hill. What special about Magnetic Hill this hill does not really have a magnetic force, but it just creates an optical illusion of sorts so that the road, which goes downhill, seems as if it goes uphill. Lastly, we will visit Sangam. Sangam is the confluence of Indus and Zanskar rivers in Ladakh. Back in hotel for dinner and rest. Overnight in Leh.
Day 03: Nubra Valley
After breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley (120 km) via Khardungla Pass which is known as highest motorable road in the world, 18,380 ft. Arrive at Hunder by afternoon. Rest of the day one is free to explore Deskit, Hunder villages and camel safari in sand dunes between Deskit and Hunder village. Overnight in Nubra Valley.
Day 04: Day Trip Tur- Tuk Village
After breakfast we will drive to Tur- Tuk village 2-3hours drive one way. This village is the last village in Indian side just next to Skardu region in Pakistan. After some time in Tur Tuk village, we drive back and visit Panamik hot spring (if the time permit depends on the road that time) about 3hours drive from Tur-Tuk village. Will spend some time at the hot spring and return in Nubra Valley. Overnight in Nubra Valley.
Day 05: Pangong Lake
After breakfast, we will visit Deskit Monastery and then leave 95 km for Pangong Lakeat via Shayok river bank. Pangong Lake is at 14,500 ft. Later, free time at leisure to enjoy the color changing lake and the sun set on the banks of the Pangong lake.
Overnight in Pangong Lake campsite.
Day 06: Leh
Early morning enjoys the picturesque view of the sunrise on the lake. After breakfast, drive back to Leh through Changla Pass at 17,350 ft. (third highest motorable road in the world).
En route we will visit Thiksay Monastery. Thiksay Monastery is a gompa (monastery) affiliated with the Gelug sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It is located ontop of a hill in Thiksay village approximately 19 km east of Leh. If time permit,we can visit Shey Palace on the way to Leh. Overnight in Leh.
Day 07: Fly Leh to Delhi – Fly Home
After breakfast, will have free and easy day around Leh. You can go to market to buy souvenirs to bring back home. In the afternoon check out from hotel, transfer to Leh airport to board flight back to New Delhi. Arrival in Delhi evening and catch-up flight back to home. End tour
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Day 01: New Delhi – Fly to Leh, Ladakh
Morning after breakfast departure for airport to take a domestic flight to Leh which gives you aerial view of Himalayas. This flight will be for one hour. Check-in to the hotel for a complete day of rest wherein welcome tea and coffee will be served by the hotel. Post lunch visit Leh Market. Overnight in Leh.
Day 02: Leh Full Day Sightseeing
Today we have full day sightseeing around Leh. After breakfast we will visit Leh Palace. Leh Palace also known as Lachen Palkar Palace is a former royal palace overlooking the city of Leh. Next, we will visit Shanti Stupa. Shanti Stupa is a Buddhist white-domed stupa on a hilltop in Chanspa. Then we will move to Hall of Fame, basically, this is a war museum that is constructed and maintained by the Indian army.
Next, we will stop at Magnetic Hill. What special about Magnetic Hill this hill does not really have a magnetic force, but it just creates an optical illusion of sorts so that the road, which goes downhill, seems as if it goes uphill. Lastly, we will visit Sangam. Sangam is the confluence of Indus and Zanskar rivers in Ladakh. Back in hotel for dinner and rest. Overnight in Leh.
03: Nubra Valley
After breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley (120 km) via Khardungla Pass which is known as highest motorable road in the world, 18,380 ft. Arrive at Hunder by afternoon. Rest of the day one is free to explore Deskit, Hunder villages and camel safari in sand dunes between Deskit and Hunder village. Overnight in Nubra Valley.
Day 04: Day Trip Tur- Tuk Village
After breakfast we will drive to Tur- Tuk village 2-3hours drive one way. This village is the last village in Indian side just next to Skardu region in Pakistan. After some time in Tur Tuk village, we drive back and visit Panamik hot spring (if the time permit depends on the road that time) about 3hours drive from Tur-Tuk village. Will spend some time at the hot spring and return in Nubra Valley. Overnight in Nubra Valley.
Day 05: Pangong Lake
After breakfast, we will visit Deskit Monastery and then leave 95 km for Pangong Lakeat via Shayok river bank. Pangong Lake is at 14,500 ft. Later, free time at leisure to enjoy the color changing lake and the sun set on the banks of the Pangong lake.
Overnight in Pangong Lake campsite.
Day 06: Hanle
Post breakfast, move to Hanle. Hanle is home to the Indian Astronomical Observatory. The location of the village and the observatory are highly sensitive due to the close proximity of the Tibetan / Chinese border. India set up the Himalayan Chandra Telescope, a 2m gamma ray telescope at Hanle.
Overnight stay at Hanle.
Day 07: Tsomo Riri
Morning head towards Tsomo riri lake from Hanle. Tso Moriri lake in Changthang region of Ladakh is one of the most beautiful, calm and sacred (for ladakhis) high altitude lakes in India. In fact, it is the largest high altitude lake in India that is entirely in Indian Territory
Overnight stay at Tsomo riri.
Day 08: Leh
Early morning enjoys the picturesque view of the sunrise on the lake. After breakfast, drive back to Leh. Long drive so it is recommended to rest.
Overnight in Leh.
Day 09: Leh last day
Late breakfast and head to Shey Palace and Thiktsey monastery by 11 am. A stone's throw from Leh, Shey Monastery and Palace is best known for the three-storey statue of Buddha Shakyamuni. Made of copper, the statue is said to be a one-of-a-kind structure in the region. Apart from being the largest monastery of Central Ladakh, Thiktsey monastery is also famous for its 49 ft tall statue of Maitreya Buddha in the lotus position, covering two floors of the monastery. Head towards Leh market for souvenir shopping and return back to hotel Overnight stay at hotel
Day 10: Fly Leh to Delhi – Fly Home
After breakfast, will have free and easy day around Leh. You can go to market to buy souvenirs to bring back home. In the afternoon check out from hotel, transfer to Leh airport to board flight back to New Delhi. Arrival in Delhi evening and catch-up flight back to home. End tour
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Duration: 8 days
Difficulty: level 3
Distance: 113 km
Max elevation: 5260m
Elevation gain / loss: +4264m / -3774m
Time: 5 hrs
Distance: 15.7 km
Elevation gain / loss: +375m / -161m
Time: 4-5 hrs
Distance: 8.2 km
Elevation gain / loss: +763m / -17m
Time: 6-8 hrs
Distance: 17.8 km
Elevation gain / loss: +813m / -1595m
Time: 6-7 hrs
Distance: 21.2 km
Elevation gain / loss: +451m / -57m
Time: 4-5 hrs
Distance: 11.2 km
Elevation gain / loss: +305m / -35m
Time: 5-6 hrs
Distance: 10.7 km
Elevation gain / loss: +836m / -25m
Time: 6-8 hrs
Distance: 17.0 km
Elevation gain / loss: +439m / -1601m
Time: 3-4 hrs
Distance: 10.7 km
Elevation gain / loss: +281m / -283m
Time: 3-4 hrs
Distance: 10.1 km
Elevation gain / loss: +431m / -274m
Time: 3-4 hrs
Distance: 10.1 km
Elevation gain / loss: +431m / -274m
Time: 4 hrs
Distance: 11.3 km
Elevation gain / loss: +312m / -714m
Difficulty: level 4
Distance: 63 km
Max elevation: 4948m
Elevation gain / loss: +3131m / -3305m
Time: 3-4 hrs
Distance: 9.1 km
Elevation gain / loss: +369m / -592m
Time: 6 hrs
Distance: 16.5 km
Elevation gain / loss: +639m / -0m
Time: 6-7 hrs
Distance: 11.4 km
Elevation gain / loss: +1163m / -526m
Time: 6-7 hrs
Distance: 15.8 km
Elevation gain / loss: +785m / -779m
Time: 3-4 hrs
Distance: 10.3 km
Elevation gain / loss: +175m / -1413m

Duration: 8 days
Difficulty: level 3
Distance: 113 km
Max elevation: 5260m
Elevation gain / loss: +4264m / -3774m
Time: 4 hrs
Distance: 10.9 km
Elevation gain / loss: +298m / -0m
Time: 6-7 hrs
Distance: 13.5 km
Elevation gain / loss: +786m / -384m
Time: 6 hrs
Distance: 14.3 km
Elevation gain / loss: +377m / -666m
Time: 5-6 hrs
Distance: 17.8 km
Elevation gain / loss: +173m / -145m
Time: 7-8 hrs
Distance: 19.3 km
Elevation gain / loss: +855m / -339m
Time: 3 hrs
Distance: 5.7 km
Elevation gain / loss: +213m / -251m
Time: 5-6 hrs
Distance: 16.3 km
Elevation gain / loss: +300m / -905m

Cycling in Ladakh is pure adrenaline on two wheels, zipping through epic Himalayan highs like Khardung La pass with jaw-dropping views of jagged peaks and ancient monasteries. You’ll cruise rugged trails in unexplored spots, dodging yaks and discovering hidden herder camps in Nubra Valley that feel worlds away from the crowds. Disco Valley near Galtse,with its wild, rainbow-striped canyons make for killer descents that’ll have you grinning ear to ear amid the raw, untamed vibes.

Motorbike tours in Ladakh deliver heart-pounding adventures on Royal Enfield Himalayans, tackling iconic high passes like Khardung La, Chang La, and Umling La,the world’s highest motorable road. Packages typically span 8-12 days from Leh, weaving through Nubra Valley’s dunes, Pangong Lake’s turquoise shores, and Tso Moriri’s remote wilds, with support vehicles, mechanics, and stays in camps or guesthouses. Groups also hit monasteries like Diskit and Thiksey, blending adrenaline with cultural pit stops.

River rafting in Ladakh thrills on the Indus and Zanskar rivers, with rapids graded I to V for all levels from beginners to experts. Popular stretches include Phey to Nimmu on the Indus (Grade II-III, 24 km, 2-3 hours) passing monasteries and villages, ideal for novices; Chilling to Nimmu on Zanskar hits Grade IV+ through wild gorges for pros.
• Indus beginner runs: Phey-Saspol or Kharu-Spituk (Grade I-II).
• Expert Zanskar: Tsogsti-Sangam (easy Grade 1+) or multi-day Karsha-Nimmu (III-V). Season runs July-September when rivers swell; operators provide gear from Leh.

Mountaineering in Ladakh targets stunning 6,000m+ peaks in the Zanskar and Stok ranges, ideal for intermediate climbers after Leh acclimatization. Popular ascents include Stok Kangri (6,153m, non-technical glacier trek), Kang Yatse II (6,223m, steep snow/rock with fixed ropes), and Mentok Kangri (6,276m) via remote Changthang plateaus blending high camps and exploratory routes.
Top Peaks
• Stok Kangri: 9-day expedition from Stok village, summit views over Indus Valley; beginner-friendly with crampons/ice axe basics.
• Kang Yatse Peaks: Twin summits near Markha Valley, technical ridges rewarding trekkers with panoramas of Nun-Kun massif.
• Changthang Exploratory: Multi-day to unclimbed 6,000ers like Mentok, with yak-supported base camps amid lakes like Tso Moriri.

Exploring monasteries in Ladakh feels like stepping into a living tapestry of Tibetan Buddhism, where ancient gompas perch dramatically on craggy cliffs amid snow-dusted peaks and prayer flags fluttering in the crisp mountain air. Wander through Hemis, the grandest with its gilded statues and vibrant festival masked dances, or Thiksey’s multi-tiered whitewashed halls echoing monk chants and offering panoramic Indus Valley views. Venture deeper to remote gems like Lamayuru’s moonscape setting or Diskit’s towering Maitreya Buddha in Nubra Valley, chatting with robed lamas over butter tea while soaking in centuries-old murals, thangkas, and the serene spiritual hum that makes every visit an soul-stirring escape

Ladakhi festivals like the Apricot Blossom Festival paint the stark valleys in soft pinks and whites during early April, when orchards in villages such as Garkone, Darchiks, Skyurbuchan, and Sanjaq burst into bloom, drawing crowds for folk dances, local cuisine stalls, and eco-tourism walks amid the spring magic. In Dha-Hanu, the unique Brokpa communities,claiming Aryan descent,host vibrant harvest celebrations like the Bonna Festival in October-November, featuring Bon dances, archery contests, and barley beer toasts that honor their ancient pagan roots and isolation from mainstream Ladakhi Buddhism. These events blend nature’s spectacle with cultural rituals, offering homestays and monk blessings for an authentic taste of Ladakh’s diverse heritage.

Dive into authentic Ladakhi life with our travel company’s curated village stays at cozy local homestays, where you’ll wake to the aroma of fresh local sourdough Khambir bread and butter tea brewed in mud-brick homes perched amid apricot orchards and prayer-flagged hills. Spend days shadowing families in remote spots like Themisgam or Turtuk,helping with farm chores, learning weaving /knitting, or joining evening storytelling sessions under starlit skies,while savoring home-cooked thukpa and momos shared around the chula hearth. With more than 500+ satisfied customers and 15 years of expertise, these immersive escapes blend cultural depth, sustainable support for host communities, and unforgettable bonds that turn travelers into part of the family, far from tourist crowds.

Curated museum visits in Ladakh, handpicked by our travel company, unlock the region’s hidden treasures like the Central Asian Museum in Leh, where ancient manuscripts, thangkas, and Silk Road artifacts whisper tales of nomadic traders crossing high passes. Dive into the Japanese Rock Museum’s surreal collection of over 700 colorful stones gathered from Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake shores, each polished gem revealing Ladakh’s geological secrets amid a zen-like garden setting. Cap it off at Stok Palace Museum, the royal residence of Ladakh’s kings, with its opulent chambers displaying crown jewels, gilded masks, and centuries-old weaponry,perfect for intimate guided tours that blend history, art, and royal intrigue, leaving you with stories as timeless as the Himalayas themselves.

Guided heritage walks through Leh’s old town, led by our experienced local guides with 15 years of expertise, weave you through narrow cobblestone lanes starting from the lively Bakers Street, lined with centuries-old Ladakhi homes, teetering chortens, and whispering prayer wheels under the shadow of Leh Palace. Stroll past restored old buildings inside the West Stupa Gate, pop into family-run workshops crafting silver jewelry or one of the many independent art galleries housed in different restored buildings along old town, and uncover tales of Silk Road caravans that once bustled here amid the Himalayan hustle. These intimate twilight or dawn rambles loved by our 500+ satisfied customers end with butter tea at a rooftop vantage, blending living history, monk encounters, and stunning sunset views for an unforgettable glimpse into Leh’s soulful past.
Spring in Ladakh
June to September offers clear roads, open passes like Khardung La, and festivals such as Hemis Tsechu, with mild days (15-25°C) and chilly nights,perfect for motorbiking, rafting Zanskar, or apricot blossoms in April.
Incredible himalaya travel offers a variety of travel packages, including adventure travel, luxury travel, and budget travel. We also offer customised packages based on individual preferences.
Rest 2-3 days in Leh upon arrival, sip herbal teas, stay hydrated ,avoid alcohol and any kind of physical exertion. To avoid symptoms like headaches start taking Diamox tablets 1-2 days before arrival.
Layer thermals, windproof jacket, sunglasses, sunscreen, sturdy boots for walking,vaseline, trail mixes and other things you absolutely cannot do without ,and may not find at the elevation of 11000 feet .During treks,homestays serve thukpa and simple food but remote spots may lack basic facilities.
Ladakh stands out as one of India’s safest regions for solo female travelers, thanks to its strong Buddhist culture fostering respect and warmth from locals toward visitors.Recent traveler accounts on Reddit and TripAdvisor confirm positive solo experiences in 2025, even on Royal Enfield bikes, amidst peaceful vibes.
Yes, vegetarian food is easily available across Ladakh, especially in Leh with veg only spots like Neha snacks,Chai shai,Bodhi greens and many more.
Most eateries and homestays cater to veggies due to Buddhist influences. Locals thrive on their organic kitchen garden culture, growing barley, apricots, potatoes, and greens in terraced plots fertilized naturally, yielding fresh, chemical-free produce for authentic farm-to-table meals during village stays all over Ladakh. Our 20years experience in tours ensure customised veg itineraries for 150+ satisfied guests.



























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