9 Days 8 Nights Delhi to Leh Adventure Holiday Package

On your arrival in Delhi, you will be greeted by our driver cum guide who will after introduction guide you to your vehicles for your journey to Manali. On the way pass through Kullu and enjoy the scenic beauty of Kullu. A journey from Delhi to Manali is to be covered in 12 hours, so sit back, relax and enjoy the journey. Check in to your hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

Start your day early with breakfast and leave early for Nubra valley. You should definitely stop at K2 also called as Khurdungla pass which is famous for being the world’s highest motorable road. Visit Hunder village and diskit gompa in nubra Enjoy the evening with camel ride and desert safari. Check in to the camp and enjoy the beauty of nature in Nubra valley. Retire back to your camp and enjoy the delicacies of dinner and night stay.

Start your day with freshly brewed tea and enjoy the scenic beauty by capturing it permanently in your camera. If you have a nick for adventure then enjoy the camel ride which are known world wide for being double humped. Diskit the capital of Nubra is about 150 km north from Leh town, the capital of Ladakh district, India. Local scholars say that its original name was Ldumra the valley of flowers. The Shyok River meets the Nubra or Siachen River to form a large valley that separates the Ladakh and Karakoram Ranges. The deep cut Shyok and Nubra River Valleys permit required offer tremendous yet accessible scenery with green oasis villages surrounded by thrillingly stark scree slopes, boulder fields and harsh arid mountains. There are sand dunes, monasteries, a ruined palace and – at Turtuk – a whole different culture Balti to discover. Post lunch start your journey towards Leh via Khurdungla.

If you have been to Leh and have not visited Pangong lake then it is a real shame. The journey has been divided into several parts to make it more memorable and enjoyable. Leh – Karu 45 kms: Start off from Leh early in the morning after breakfast and start driving/riding on the Leh – Manali highway till you reach the town of Karu. Road is in good condition and journey is fast paced, due to this you will be in Karu in less than an hour. Karu – Chang La 35 kms: From Karu you need to take the left turn that would take you to the village Shakti, roads are mostly straight till you cross Shakti and a few kilometer thereafter the real ascent for Chang La starts. For most part ascent is steep and initially roads are in good condition. As you approach the final few kms of the ascent to Chang La, road conditions start to deteriorate and steepness increase, making the affair of reaching the summit of Chang La more challenging and memorable. At 17, 800ft it is also the second highest pass in ladakh that you will come across. Once you reach the summit, you will be greeted by the Indian Army troops who are stationed here to acclimatize to high altitude, before they are posted in world’s highest battlefield, Siachen. There is a temple on top of Chang La pass, called Chang La Baba ka Mandir, as well as a cabin built by the army where you can warm up yourself while chatting with the soldiers. Chang La – Tanksey 58 kms: After a few minutes rest, its time to begin the descent from Chang La, road is in bad condition for few kilometers, beyond which superbly laid tarmac coupled with beautiful scenery awaits you. Your next big break will be at Tanksey a. k. a. Tangste; Tanksey is a big town with few shops, hotels and an internet café. It is a good idea to have your lunch here or in case you have arrived late in the evening, then spend the night here instead of continuing to Lukung or Spangmik where finding accommodation in peak season can be an issue. Tanksey – Spangmik Pangong Tso 32 kms: Journey beyond Tanksey for most part is through fantastically laid tarmac and views, however don’t indulge in over speeding, since there are quite a few water passages built in the middle of the road, which essentially mean 8-10 feet long depression in the middle of the road without any warnings! Check in to your camp and enjoy your dinner and over night stay.

Mesmerized by the natural beauty of pangong lake, start your journey back to Tso Moriri or aptly called as “Mountain Lake” with vivid and wonderful memories of your trip. The lake is at an altitude of 4, 522 m 14, 836 ft. It is the largest of the high altitude lakes entirely within India and entirely within Ladakh in this Trans-Himalayan biogeographic region. It is about 16 miles 26 km north to south in length and two to three miles 3 to 5 km wide. The lake has no outlet at present and the water is brackish though not very perceptible to taste. The lake is fed by springs and snow-melt from neighboring mountains. Most water enters the lake in two major stream systems, one entering the lake from the north, the other from the southwest. Both stream systems include extensive marshes where they enter the lake. It formerly had an outlet to the south, but this has become blocked and the lake has become a endorheic lake. The lake is oligotrophic in nature, and its waters are alkaline. Accessibility to the lake is largely limited to summer season, though Karzok on the northwest shore and the military facilities on the eastern shores have year-round habitation. You can enjoy the early sun rise at the lake which will leave you enthralled for your life. Check in to the camp and enjoy the night stay.

Start your day early and enjoy the sun rise. Fill your appetite with breakfast and start your journey towards Leh. A distance of around 200 Km should be covered in around 6 to 7 hours so sit back relax and enjoy the journey. Check in to your hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

You should start your day early with a heavy breakfast. A journey from Leh to Manali is to be covered in 13 hours. Check in to your hotel and enjoy the dinner and over night stay.

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