Ladakh
Pangong Lake's surreal blue, Nubra Valley's sand dunes, ancient monasteries, and the highest motorable roads.
Eight days across the roof of India — Leh's Buddhist monasteries, the world's highest motorable passes at Khardung La, the changing colours of Pangong Tso, and the double-humped camels of Nubra Valley. Proper acclimatisation days built in, a night camping lakeside, and a route that touches nearly every legendary stretch of Ladakh tarmac.
Practical details for the destinations on this trip, straight from our destination guides.
Every trip is adjusted around your dates, pace, hotel style, and traveler profile.
Fly into Leh at 3,500m, full day of rest and acclimatisation, evening walk through Leh Market and the old palace bazaar.
Visit Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace, and the monasteries of Shey and Thiksey, continued acclimatisation at a relaxed pace.
Cross Khardung La, one of the world's highest motorable passes, descend into Nubra Valley, evening double-humped Bactrian camel ride at Hunder's sand dunes.
Drive via Shyok route to Pangong Tso, watch the lake shift through blues and greens at sunset, overnight camping lakeside.
Sunrise at Pangong Tso, drive back to Leh over Chang La pass, evening at leisure.
Day trip to Magnetic Hill, the Sangam confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers, and Alchi Monastery's ancient murals.
Visit Hemis Monastery, Ladakh's largest, and wander through a traditional Ladakhi village for a home-cooked lunch.
Leisurely breakfast, last shopping for pashmina and prayer flags, transfer to Leh airport.
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8 days, 7 nights.
June – September
7 nights hotels + 1 lakeside camp; Private SUV throughout; Daily breakfast & dinner; Inner Line Permits; Oxygen cylinder on standby
Flights to Leh; Lunch; Camera fees at monasteries; Travel/altitude insurance
Share your travel month, group size, budget comfort, and must-do experiences. The Taro team will shape the right route before any payment conversation.