Ladakh Holiday Tour Packages

Leh-Ladakh Tour Packages

Looking for a hassle-free way to book your Leh-Ladakh Tour Packages. Also known as the Land of Lamas, it is the most famous destination in India among tourists of all sorts. From frozen lake trekking and mountaineering to river rafting, camel safari, high-altitude cold desert terrains, and monastic villages, we’ve composed a well-planned and under-budget Leh-Ladakh Holiday Packages for family, friends, backpackers, workactioners, and honeymooners.

Home to monks, numerous monasteries, and modern architecture shimmering with the majestic backdrops of the mountains passes of The Great Himalayas from one side and Karakoram range from the other, offering incredible sights of lush greenery and high-altitude barren deserts and plateaus. The scenery is completed by the majestic Zanskar and Indus Rivers confluence miraculously at Nimmu village in Ladakh, popularly known as Sangam.

The best time to book your Leh-Ladakh is between June to September as the road from Manali to Leh remains closed during the winter season because of the heavy snowfall and frequent stunning avalanches. Whether you want a rejuvenating trek to the stunning and jaw-dropping famous places in and around Leh-Ladakh Valley such as Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, Tso Morir lake, and many other places, or try your hands at fun activities such as river rafting, rock climbing, paragliding, and so on, we’ve got you covered with our customized Leh-Ladakh Holiday Packages at unbeatable prices.

Best Time to Visit Leh-Ladakh

Leh-Ladakh in Summer- The summer season in Ladakh is the most beautiful time to visit the place and explore the rugged mountainous trails and mesmerizing vistas. It is the time when Tso Moriri and Pangong begin to melt unveiling the spectacular views and hues.

Leh-Ladakh in Monsoon- The monsoon season marks its arrival in July and lasts till August with short but heavy rainfall merging with thunderstorms and cloud bursts. Indulge in River Rafting adventure activity in Indus and Zanskar rivers and go on refreshing hikes and treks. Karsha Gustor, the Pheyang Tsedup, and Korzok Gustor are several important festivals that are celebrated in the monsoon season, making the place a must-visit to get to know the culture and customs of the people.

Leh-Ladakh in Winter- The winter season is a bit harsh from October to February when the temperature mostly remains below zero degrees. What allures the travelers to visit the place in this season is the most challenging trek on Frozen River Trek- the Chadar Trek.

How to Reach Leh-Ladakh

By Air- The nearest is the Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport located about 4 km away from Leh city center. You can hire a cab or taxi to reach your destination.

By Train- The closest railway station is Jammu Tawi Railway Station located about 700 km from Ladakh. Either hire a cab or a taxi or drive yourself to your destination.

By Road- You can either take a road trip route from major cities via Leh-Manali Highway (Himachal Pradesh) which is about 473 km or via Leh-Srinagar Highway (Kashmir) which covers about 420 km.

Major Tourist Attractions in Leh-Ladakh

Zanskar Valley- One of the top places in Ladakh to experience on a road trip with the backdrop of the Himalayan range. Famous place for white river rafting.
Pangong Tso Lake- Confess your love to your partner like Rancho and Pia from 3 Idiots Bollywood movies.
Tso Moriri Lake- Visit the dense greenland by the lake with a backdrop of majestic snow-clad Himalayan peaks and witness some rare species such as Brahmin duck, bare-headed goose, and so on.
Nubra Valley- Spend a night like in Arabian Nights in the cold dunes of the Nubra Valley in Ladakh which makes it the perfect place to visit in India.
Kargil- Visit the second largest town in Ladakh and one of the major tourist destinations in India that also has a Line of Control or LOC between India and Pakistan.
Khardunga La Pass- One of the best places in and around Leh for trekkers and photographers.
Magnetic Hill- One of the most visited places in Ladakh that defy gravity is best to explore during the summer and monsoon season.
Hemis National Park- The perfect place for wildlife lovers and nature enthusiasts to spot endangered wild species such as Snow Leopards, Asiatic Ibex, Tibetan wolf, and the Red Fox.
Leh Palace- One of the popular places in Ladakh is best to visit in August and capture its enchanting beauty shining on the royal family’s glory from the past.
Moonland- A unique, unspoiled, and hidden place in Leh Ladakh situated in Lamayuru village.
Namgyal Tsemo Gompa- One of the most popular Buddhist monasteries famous for its teachings and principles of Buddhism.
Rohtang Pass- The most famous avalanches in Ladakh is on every adventure seeker travel list.
Hall of Fame- A museum for every brave martyr who sacrificed their lives in the Indo-Pak war for the country, telling their brave stories in the photo frames.

Thrilling Activities to do in Leh-Ladakh

River rafting- Take your raft up and down with the flow of the Indus and Zanskar rivers currents with the flow.
Trekking- The perfect place for difficult to challenging trekking routes and places in Ladakh to Nubra Valley, Stok Kangri, Indus Valley, Chadar Lake, and Markha Valley.
Mountain Biking- One of the top adventure things to do in Ladakh between the Karakoram and Zanskar Valley.
Camel Safari- Get the fun experience of safari on a two-humped camel amid the picturesque landscapes of Diskit and Hunder Valley.
Paragliding- One of the top adventure sports you must try in Ladakh and behold a bird’s eye view of the entire valley.
Jeep Safari- Explore the magnificent Trans-Himalayan regions on a popular Jeep Safari adventure sport in Nubra and Zanskar Valley, Tso Moriri, and Pangong Lake.
Quad Biking- It is one of the most popular adventure sports in Ladakh on ATV at Magnetic Hill and Nubra Valley.
Chadar lake Trek- get ready for one of the most challenging winter treks in Ladakh over a frozen Zanskar river.
Rock Climbing- A popular thrilling sport in Ladakh with a rope and sharp rocks to climb in Stok Kangri.
Ice Hockey- Another fun sport in Ladakh that usually takes place during the winter season is Karzoo Ice Hockey Rink.
Archery- Blend your adventure itch with focus on your sense and try your hands on the archery in Gilgit-Baltistan.

Frequently Asked Questions About Leh-Ladakh Travel

Q.How much will it cost me for Leh-Ladakh Holiday Packages?

Our Leh-Ladakh Holiday Packages are customized, depending on the places you would visit and the number of days you would spend, and accommodation. To get an estimated idea of a budget, make sure to book your trip in advance. Call Safar Mentor and get all the information you want to know about.

Q.How many days are enough to explore Leh-Ladakh?

One can explore many famous places in Leh-Ladakh in a minimum of 7 days of the trip to go on a trekking expedition, bike ride, wildlife sanctuary, and Tibetan Monasteries. If time allows, you can gain experience in the adventure activities such as river rafting, paragliding, rock climbing, camelback safari, and much more.

Q.Are there any shopping places in Leh-Ladakh?

Shop for Himalayan Pashmina Shawls and woolens, rugs and carpets, Tibetan handcrafted souvenirs, jam, oil, embedded silver, and stone jewelry in Moti Market, Zanskar Arts, Leh Main Market, Ladakh Shopping Hub, and Tibetan Handicraft Emporium.

Is Leh-Ladakh safe for traveling with kids?

Yes, Leh-Ladakh is extremely safe for traveling with family, friends, and solo as the place hosts hundreds of thousands of travelers every year from all around the world. Just make sure to keep your belongings safe and avoid strolling on unknown trails alone at night.

Q.Which is the best way to reach Leh-Ladakh?

To save time and make the most out of your trip, the convenient way to travel to Leh-Ladakh is by flight. Take a direct flight from the major connecting cities including Delhi, Bangalore, Jammu, Mumbai, and many others.