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Climatic Condition: Leh- Ladakh has a typical desert type of climate in which summers are hot and sultry, with dry winds blowing throughout the day and winters have the temperature count dipping to below freezing point. Avoid travelling for Ladakh tour in winter as the region remains covered with thick snow, which leads to inaccessibility of roads. Visit Leh- Ladakh between April-July, which is the best time, as most of the passes remain open for the tourists and the clear skies offer a better view of the splendid Leh-Ladakh region.
Commuting Facilities:
- On your Ladakh tour, you can hire cabs or taxis for local sightseeing, which is the most commonly availed option.
- You can rent cars from local rental agencies they offer cars, which are both self-driven, or chauffer driven.
- Another budget option is you can share the taxi.
- You can also hire a bike or scooter for local sightseeing.
Must Carry Items On The Ladakh Tour
- While travelling, make sure to carry a few of bottles of water because at higher altitudes dehydration could be a severe problem.
- Since the temperature changes, rapidly ensure wearing several layers of warm clothes like thermal, gloves, sweater, muffler, and woollen cap. Arrange for air/water resistant jacket if possible.
- Carry sufficient cash, as ATM is only available in Kargil, Srinagar, and up to Leh. The ATM’s are few in number and have long queues in front of them.
- Carry a post-paid BSNL/MTNL SIM connection. Only BSNL has a connection beyond Leh.
- Keep handy a few basic medicines because oxygen level in Ladakh is very low. Before arriving at Leh take required medicines, try to take proper rest at Leh to acclimatize with the high-altitude.
Interesting Things To Do In Ladakh
- Ride double-humped Bactrian camels and enjoy a great Camel safari at Hunder, Nubra Valley.
- River rafting in Zanskar River and exciting treks to Markha Valley, Lumarayu Stok Kangri, Padum-Darcha Trek, etc.
- For winter sports lovers, ice hockey is a must try, on your Ladakh tour. To charge up your adrenaline flow visit Ladakh in September to witness the horse-polo tournament.
- Watch sunrise. Sit by the Pangong Tso Lake and watch the sun come up from behind the mountain in the stillness of the serene surroundings.
Shopping at Leh- Ladakh
- The most popular souvenir that you can bring back from your Ladakh tour is Pashmina Shawl. Women can also buy beautiful Turquoise and Tibetan Silver Jewellery.
- The handicrafts bear a strong Tibetan influence and the common items sold by them are- Buddhist Mask, prayer wheels, and Choke (Tibetan Table).
- Buy carpets and rugs from Ladakh they are handcrafted with geometric designs and they make for beautiful wall hangings.
- You can also buy traditional Ladhaki Teapots, brassware, jade rings, and Buddha Idols, etc.
What's included
What's included
Included
- ✓• Assistance on arrival at airport with traditional welcome in the Hotel.
- ✓• Accommodation “A” Class Hotels, on twin sharing basis as per the itinerary.
- ✓• All sightseeing as per the itinerary in non –Ac Innova/Scorpio/Tata safari.
- ✓• All meals (Bed tea‚ Breakfast‚ Hot/ pack lunch‚ Evening Tea and dinner).
- ✓• All inner line permit fee to protected areas.
Not included
- ✕• Any Air/ train fares.
- ✕• Anything not specifically mentioned under the head “prices included”.
- ✕• Any kind of personal expenses or option tours/Extra meals ordered.
- ✕• The services of vehicles are not included on leisure days & after finishing the sightseeing tour as per the itinerary.
- ✕• Medical and travel Insurance.
- ✕• All beverages. (Soft or hard drinks).
- ✕• Any excursion as Raf
What travellers say
What travellers say
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
For the Ladakh tour, you will need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to visit certain areas, especially if you plan to go to places like Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake. These permits can be obtained through local travel agencies or online. Ensure you have all necessary documents, including identification, ready for the application process.
The best time to visit Ladakh is between April and July. During these months, the weather is pleasant, and most of the mountain passes are open, allowing for easier travel. Avoid winter months as temperatures can drop below freezing, making many areas inaccessible due to snow.
To prepare for the high altitude in Ladakh, acclimatization is crucial. Spend a day in Leh upon arrival to adjust to the altitude. Stay hydrated, avoid strenuous activities for the first couple of days, and consider consulting a doctor about altitude sickness medication if you have concerns.
Pack warm clothing, including thermal layers, jackets, and hats, as temperatures can drop significantly, especially at night. Comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a reusable water bottle are also essential. Don't forget your camera to capture the stunning landscapes!
Yes, Ladakh is generally safe for travelers. However, it's important to follow local guidelines, respect cultural norms, and be cautious while driving or trekking in remote areas. Always inform someone about your travel plans if venturing into less populated regions.
Ladakhi cuisine is unique and often features dishes like Thukpa (noodle soup) and Momos (dumplings). The food is influenced by Tibetan flavors, and you can find a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. Be sure to try local teas and breads as well!
You can reach Ladakh by air or road. The Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh has flights from major cities like Delhi and Srinagar. Alternatively, you can drive from Manali or Srinagar, but be prepared for long journeys and check road conditions before traveling.
Yes, when visiting monasteries and local homes, dress modestly and remove your shoes before entering. It's customary to greet locals with a smile and a nod. Always ask for permission before taking photos of people, especially in rural areas.
In Ladakh, you can hire local taxis or cabs for sightseeing. Shared taxis are also available for longer routes. For more remote areas, consider renting a bike or joining a guided tour. Public transport is limited, so plan your travel accordingly.
Health facilities in Ladakh are basic, especially in remote areas. Leh has a few hospitals and clinics, but they may not have all the necessary equipment. It's advisable to carry a basic medical kit and any personal medications you may need during your trip.
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