Our Top Leh Ladakh Tour Package

• 12 Days Delhi Leh Srinagar with Umling La Road Trip
• 12 Days Srinagar Leh Delhi  with Umling La Road Trip
• 11 Days Delhi Leh Srinagar with Turtuk 
• 11 Days Srinagar Leh Delhi with Turtuk 
• 8 Days Leh to Leh  with Umling La Road Trip
• 7 Days Leh to Leh ( Short Circuit) 

Why Choose Discover The Thrill for Your Ladakh Adventure?

Planning a Ladakh trip can feel like solving a 1,000-piece puzzle, but Discover The Thrill makes it effortless and exciting. Our customized Leh Ladakh trip packages cater to your adventurous spirit while ensuring your comfort and safety.

• Accommodation: Cozy stays on triple or quad sharing.
• Meals: Delicious dinners and hearty breakfasts to keep you energized.
• Transport: Bike rentals and fuel or a comfy tempo traveler.
• Logistics: Permits, parking fees, and toll taxes covered.
• Safety: Oxygen cylinder on standby for high-altitude comfort.

From iconic spots like Magnetic Hill, Khardung La, and Pangong Tso to hidden gems, we’ve got your dream Ladakh journey perfectly curated.

Why choose us? Because we don’t just plan trips—we craft unforgettable adventures. Pack your excitement; we’ll handle the rest!

Best Places to Visit With Our  Leh Ladakh Trip Packages

1. Pangong Lake

Famous for the 3 Idiots climax scene, this serene saltwater lake at 4,350 meters offers mesmerizing blue hues and mountain views.

2. Khardung La Pass

At 5,359 meters, it’s one of the world’s highest motorable roads, connecting Leh to the stunning Nubra Valley.

3. Nubra Valley

Known as the “Orchard of Ladakh,” experience the Bactrian camel rides, Diskit Monastery, and scenic sand dunes.

4. Magnetic Hill

Defy gravity at this unique spot where vehicles appear to roll uphill due to an optical illusion.

5. Umling La Pass

Conquer the world’s highest motorable road at 19,024 feet, offering thrilling adventures and unmatched views.

6. Tso Moriri Lake

A tranquil, high-altitude lake at 4,000 meters, perfect for nature lovers and birdwatching.

7. Leh Palace

A historic nine-story royal residence with a museum showcasing ancient artifacts and Tibetan thangka paintings.

8. Shanti Stupa

A white-domed Buddhist stupa offering panoramic sunrise and sunset views over Leh.

9. Thiksey Monastery

A 12-story monastery housing the 15-meter tall Maitreya Buddha statue and incredible Buddhist art.

10. Gurudwara Pathar Sahib

A peaceful and sacred Sikh shrine with stunning views and rich history.

11. Turtuk Village

A charming Balti village with rich culture and heritage, located near the Indo-Pak border.

12. Kargil

Beyond its war history, enjoy scenic landscapes, local cuisine, and cultural experiences.

13. Zanskar Valley

Ideal for adventure lovers, famous for the Chadar Trek on the frozen river and ancient monasteries.

14. Hall of Fame Museum

Built by the Indian Army to honor war heroes with exhibits on the Kargil War and Siachen Glacier.

15. Sonamarg

The “Meadow of Gold,” perfect for trekking and nature trails, and the gateway to the Amarnath Yatra.

Best Time to Visit Ladakh

Summer (May to September)

• Weather Condition: Pleasant with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 30°C.
• What’s Open: All major attractions, monasteries, and passes like Khardung La and Pangong Lake.
• Crowd: High tourist influx, especially in July and August.
• Open For: Trekking, biking, and adventure sports.

Monsoon (July to August)

• Weather Condition: Occasional showers but mostly dry due to Ladakh’s rain shadow region.
• What’s Open: Most places accessible, but some areas may face landslides.
• Crowd: Moderate.
• Open For: Road trips and cultural exploration.

Autumn (September to October)

• Weather Condition: Clear skies with temperatures between 5°C to 20°C.
• What’s Open: All tourist spots and high-altitude passes.
• Crowd: Lesser crowds, ideal for photography.
• Open For: Nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.

Winter (November to February)

• Weather Condition: Extreme cold with temperatures dipping to -20°C.
• What’s Open: Frozen lakes and monasteries.
• Crowd: Minimal.
• Open For: Chadar Trek and snow activities.

Spring (March to April)

• Weather Condition: Gradual warming with temperatures around 0°C to 15°C.
• What’s Open: Limited attractions as snow melts.
• Crowd: Sparse.
• Open For: Peaceful retreats and scenic views.

Transportation Tips for Ladakh Trip

By Air

• Airport: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, Leh.
• Best Option: Direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, and Chandigarh.

By Road

• From Manali: Manali-Leh Highway (473 km, open from May to October).
• From Srinagar: Srinagar-Leh Highway (434 km, open from May to November).

By Bike

• Popular Routes: Manali to Leh or Srinagar to Leh.
• Ideal for Adventure Enthusiasts.

Top Places to Eat in Ladakh

• The Tibetan Kitchen (Leh): Authentic Tibetan cuisine.
• Bon Appetit (Leh): Continental and Ladakhi fusion dishes.
• Gesmo Restaurant (Leh): Popular for momos and thukpa.
• Lamayuru Restaurant (Leh): Traditional Ladakhi food.

Best Places for Shopping in Ladakh

• Leh Main Bazaar: Souvenirs, Tibetan artifacts, and Pashmina shawls.
• Tibetan Refugee Market: Handmade jewelry and woolen items.
• Zanskar Arts (Leh): Handcrafted items and Buddhist paintings.
• Changspa Road Market: Prayer wheels and handicrafts.

Essential Tips for Visiting Ladakh

• Acclimatize Properly: Spend 1-2 days in Leh to adjust to high altitude.
• Pack Smartly: Layered clothing, sunscreen, and lip balm.
• Stay Hydrated: Prevent altitude sickness.
• Carry Permits: Inner line permits for Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, and Tso Moriri.
• Cash Availability: Limited ATMs, so carry sufficient cash.

Respect Local Culture: Be mindful of monastery etiquettes and local traditions.