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Route 1: Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La

Route 2: Leh to Nubra Valley via Wari La

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How to Reach from Leh

By bike/car.

When traveling to Nubra Valley from Leh the entire bike/car ride will take you about 5 hours, considering that you’d want to stop at Khardung La for some exploring. You can hunt for bike rentals in Leh , which aren’t difficult to find at all. There are more than enough rental options to choose from, though the rates may be non-negotiable. 

If you’ve rented a bike up to Leh, you might have to leave it back at your hotel, and rent another one from Leh to travel to Nubra. If traveling to Leh on your own bike or in your own car, then you’re free to travel to Nubra and other places in the same vehicle and enjoy the bike trip in Ladakh . 

If you’re unsure about rental options, contact your hotel operator/manager. He will arrange it for you. Though the idea of riding a bike along the beautiful roads of Leh sounds tempting, it is not for beginners. It is recommended only to people who’ve experienced riding on rough roads. Check out the Srinagar to Leh guide for a once in a lifetime experience of Leh-Ladakh. Book Now:  Leh Ladakh Tour Packages From Chennai

The best and most practical way to reach Nubra Valley from Leh is by road, due to the lack of railheads and airports in the area. You can find a shared cab, hired taxi or bus from the Leh airport to take you to Nubra Valley comfortably. There are public buses which ply regularly to and from Nubra Valley.

These buses can be boarded from Jammu Tawi, Srinagar, Leh, and a couple more places. All buses heading to or from Nubra must cross the mighty Khardung La Pass, where travel permits need to be obtained by submitting photocopies of relevant documents. Check out the Ladakh images which will make you fall in love with this place.

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Things to Know during Leh - Nubra Valley Trip

Petrol pumps on leh-nubra highway.

Considering that Nubra is about 150 km away from Leh, it is important to have prior knowledge about the fuel requisitions and petrol pumps en route Nubra in order to avoid any glitches. It is advised to stock up on fuel at Leh itself, and carry enough petrol for the journey. 

If you somehow run out of petrol along the way, there is a petrol pump at Diskit. You can refill your tanks here. Bear in mind that this may be the only petrol pump you’ll find in Nubra valley. There are no petrol pumps in Hunder, Panamik, Turtuk or any other villages there. One tank full of petrol from Leh will suffice you unless your plan is to continue right up to Pangong Tso.

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ATMs on Leh -Nubra Valley Highway

It is strongly recommended to carry a good wad of cash with you from Leh itself. There are only two working ATMs in Nubra Valley - one in Diskit and the other in Pratapgarh. While Diskit and Pratapgarh do have ATMs, it wise to keep these options open only for emergencies or as a last resort.

While it is natural to want to carry as little cash on hand as possible, the lack of sufficient ATMs in Nubra Valley demands that you carry enough cash. Make sure that all your cash is never in one single place. That way, if you misplace one of your bags, you will be left with enough money for safety and emergency. Manali to Leh guide is what you'll need if you're planning a trip to Leh-Ladakh.

Mechanics on Leh-Nubra Highway

It is widely recommended that you pick up on some skills before starting your bike trip in order to enjoy the journey comfortable. There are a few mechanics available through the ride, though. While you may find a mechanic to help you out, it doesn’t hurt to have a few tricks up your sleeve, just in case. You also have the option to hire a mechanic for the entire journey, depending on your budget. In dire times, a mechanic will definitely come in handy, and you will not have to go hunting for one. You will find plenty of mechanics in Leh, but you’ll have to patient with them, as there will be many bikers around. Beyond Leh, it might be very tricky to find mechanics when you need them.

Mobile Network Connectivity

Mobile network may seem a bit difficult to come by. There are a few things to keep in mind when traveling to Leh. Only postpaid connections function in Leh. No prepaid connections will work. Also, you will likely get decent network coverage in only a handful of places in Ladakh. The network seems to dwindle as you reach Khardung La Pass, and beyond the pass, it completely disappears.

The signal shows signs of revival only once you descend from Khardung La, and reach either Diskit or Hunder. BSNL also works well in Hunder, Sumur, and Turtuk. Furthermore, there’s no mobile network along the Nubra valley - Pangong Tso route, although you can find decent BSNL connectivity at Lukung, Pangong Tso. To sum it up, you will have a hard time finding decent mobile connectivity, so it’s recommended to inform your near and dear ones before crossing over from Leh to Nubra Valley. 

In case of emergencies, there are villages in Leh which have satellite phones. BSNL phones have the widest mobile coverage, and Airtel is a close second. With regards to internet connectivity, the speed is limited to 2G. 3G network is very hard to come by. Although you can always use the wifi connections in hotels, restaurants, and cafes. 

There are also a few cyber cafes. Bear in mind that electricity is a luxury here, but most villages and cyber cafes will have generators. There are plenty of camps in Nubra Valley for a peaceful stay during your trip.

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Food Joints/Places to Eat between Leh and Nubra Valley

While Khardung La may not have many options, there are plenty of dhabas, restaurants and eating joints in Leh, serving piping hot, delicious food. You also have the option of enjoying your meals in your hotel’s or camp’s restaurant or eating out in dhabas or homestays. There might be little to no options for eating at the mighty Khardung La Pass , so it is recommended that you carry enough stock. 

Diskit, Turtuk and Hunder will have more than enough options to explore, though. Nubra valley houses a lot of food joints, especially in Diskit. Gyantse Restaurant is one of the most famous eateries in Diskit, famous for the savory Chinese food that travelers have come to love.

Most of the restaurants and dhabas serve mouth-watering Tibetan as well as Chinese delicacies including the iconic momos and Thukpa, a delicious Tibetan dish. The Rangyul Guest House in Turtuk is famous for Balti dishes.

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Places to Visit and Things to do in Nubra Valley

Diskit monastery.

Diskit Monastery is arguably the oldest and grandest Buddhist monastery in Nubra Valley. Dating back to the 14th century, the monastery overlooks the vast stretches of the Shyok river plains. Distinguished by the 100-foot tall statue of Maitreya Buddha that sits atop the ancient gompa, it is one of the most frequented tourist destinations of Ladakh.

The monastery commands incredible panoramic vistas of the entire Nubra Valley. One can also admire the numerous frescoes and murals that the monastery fosters. Presently housing over a hundred monks, the monastery beautifully symbolizes the beliefs, traditions, and culture of Ladakh.

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Camel Safari at Hunder Sand Dunes

Quad Biking at Hunder Sand Dunes

Samstanling Gompa, Sumur

Yarab Tso Lake

Ladakh’s best kept secret and nestled in the laps of Nubra Valley lies the pristine Yarab Tso lake. At a distance of only 15 km from the Diskit region, the sacred lake is shaded in the Sumur village and is accessible only by foot. The trek to the lake begins from Panamik Village and requires about 20 - 30 minutes of ascending up the mountain.

The untouched, unpolluted waters of the lake bear striking reflections of the surrounding snowy peaks - a view that remains etched in the heart for years! Considered as a highly sacred site, it is not allowed to swim, wash or take a dip in the waters of the lake.

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Turtuk Village

Turtuk is a pristine, untouched little village along the banks of the river Shyok, cradled by Nubra and Baltistan. It is the northernmost village, beyond which lies the Pakistan-occupied region of Kashmir. 

Turtuk sits in the laps of Nubra, essentially untouched by the crutches of commercialism, and remains untouched by the wheels of time. The natives are warm and welcoming, and the land is home to numerous apricot plantations.

New to travelers, the village remained entirely off the path of tourism right until 2010. The inhabitants speak fluent Balti, a linguistic amalgamation of Persian and old Tibetan. The ‘village divided by a border’ is essentially a journey back in time.

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Panamik Village

Panamik is a beautiful little village in Nubra Valley and is known widely for its sulfur hot springs, which are believed to have great health benefits. Sitting in almost touching proximity to the Siachen glacier, the village lies about 150 km away from Leh.

Neighboring the Indo-Tibetan border, the village is a convenient base for the trek to the 250-year-old Ensa Monastery. An absolutely unmissable place when visiting Nubra Valley, make sure to buy some of the famous Kashmiri carpets, Pashmina shawls and woolen socks which the village is famous for.

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Maitreya Buddha

Hotels in nubra valley, hotel sten-del.

One of the most elite hotels in Nubra Valley, Hotel Stendel is famous amongst travellers. Certified with an ‘A’ grade, the hotel prides itself on its 3-star amenities and hospitable staff. Equipped with 22 well-furnished rooms, the hotel also fosters a beautiful lawn, famous for outdoor meals. The in-house, multi-cuisine restaurant is applauded for its excellent delicacies, prepared by professional chefs.

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Lchang Nang Retreat

Hotel Grand Nubra

StepInn Nubra Valley

Rooted in the philosophy and aim of making travel affordable, StepInn Hotel is a marvellous modern-age hotel, which also manages to retain the rustic charm of the mountains beautifully. It is a name likely to be on the ‘best hotels in Ladakh’ list, owing to the warm hospitality of the staff and excellent amenities that the hotel offers.

Hotel Real Siachen

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Camps in Nubra Valley

Mystique meadows camp.

Lapped in Sumur village of Nubra, the Mystique Meadows Camp carries an assortment of eighteen Swiss cottage tents, five Mongolian yurt tents, and four standard rooms - all of which are spacious, clean and very well-maintained. 

The camp also houses an in-house kitchen, with chefs adept at cooking mouth watering delicacies ranging from Indian, Chinese, Continental, Italian and Ladakhi cuisines. One of the most comfortable stay options in Nubra valley during your Leh-Ladakh road trip .

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Apple Nubra Cottage

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Nubra Ethnic Camp

Combining the elements of luxury wilderness, Nubra Ethnic Camp sits in the heart of Hunder village in Nubra. The tents are spacious and well-maintained, along with individual bathrooms with running hot and cold water for utmost comfort. The tents also come with a private verandah, ideal for those beautiful moments of privacy spent marvelling at the encircling beauty. Hunder sand dunes are about 20 minutes of walking away from the camp.

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Heaven, Peace, Silence, and Tranquility at one place? Come and spend a few hours at Pangong Lake in Ladakh! A pristine place in Ladakh marked by subtle to high peaks around, crystal blue waters and the vast expansion catches the eye so much, so long as if a magic is happening right in front of the eyes. Let our Ladakh holiday packages transport you to this mesmerizing destination, where nature's grandeur unfolds in every corner.Pangong Lake, also known as Pangong Tso, lies calmly at a breathtaking elevation of 14,270 feet. Interestingly, the lake is 12 km long and marks itself between the laps of India and China. Rather, 60% of the portion is stretching in the neighboring nation and this excites every traveler to be here.The surreal clean blue waters are actually brackish or salty in nature and this feature doesn’t let any aquatic life survive in the same. Moreover, the temperature range between -30 to -10 degrees make even this salty lake freeze with thick ice sheets, which is quite opposite in case of salt ridden water bodies.This picturesque landscape location enhances its beauty with the arrival of migrating birds every year and attracts many travelers in search of adventure, photographs, bird-watching and chilling experience. Pangong has another unique and catchy feature; when it acts like a chameleon and changes its color from blue to green to even grey at times. The brackish water of Pangong attracts the migratory birds every year during winters in Ladakh.There is not a single reason to say No to this beauty once in a lifetime. And if you wish to repeat it again, it’s a blessing! 

One of the most beautiful parts of the moonscapes of Ladakh, Nubra Valley is a deep-cut gorge created by the combined effects of Shyok and Nubra (Siachen) rivers. A high altitude cold desert, Nubra Valley is actually an extension of the Tibetan Plateau (Qing-Zang Plateau) that starts in China and extends up to Ladakh. This valley in the plateau separates the Ladakh Range from the Karakoram Range. But more than anything, Nubra Valley is the most beautiful region in all of Ladakh. Home to wonders like the Diskit Monastery,Hunder Sand Dunes, Samstanling Gompa, Yarab Tso Lake, and the villages of Turtuk and Panamik.Located about 160 km from Leh, the capital of Ladakh, Nubra Valley is a great attraction to all those who come here. The gateway to the upper reaches of the country, especially Siachen, Nubra Valley has an oasis of a town in the heart, Diskit, making a great place to stop you and reflect at the beauty around. And while you are at it, take a short detour to the famous white sand dunes of Hunder. The shapes and forms that these dunes take during different times of the year mesmerize every visitor who comes here. To make it further interesting, there are the double-humped Bactrian Camels, offering rides through the dunes.And when it turns dusky, head to the Diskit Monastery and visit the towering statue of Maitreya Buddha which looks over the entire valley and blesses it for another day to come.Planning a Trip to Ladakh, Experience of Chadar Trek - The Frozen River Trek

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Leh to Nubra Valley – Travel Guide, Sightseeing & Itinerary

Nubra Valley has a lot to offer to its visitors. Its stunning landscape, high-altitude passes, beautiful lakes, snow-capped peaks, and mesmerizing valleys are enough to keep your gaze and your camera occupied for as long as you stay here. You have not really visited Ladakh unless you have been on a drive from Leh to Nubra Valley.

Of all the tourist places in Ladakh, Nubra Valley is probably the most easily accessible of all. A well-maintained metalled road takes you across the high altitude pass of Khardung La and deep inside the valley of Nubra. Out here, you see some of the most beautiful vistas you have ever seen and experience a culture that you will not elsewhere in the country.

In this post, I will provide a complete travel guide on how you can plan a trip to Nubra Valley from Leh, including details like how to reach, where to stay, what to see, public transport, and itinerary planning. For information on other areas of Ladakh, please take a look at How to Plan a Trip to Leh Ladakh – A Complete Travel Guide .

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About Nubra Valley

Nubra Valley is located at a distance of about 100 kilometers from the city of Leh, on the other side of mighty Khardung La. Its original name is believed to be “Ldumra” meaning “Valley Of Flowers”.

Now also known as the Orchard of Ladakh, the Valley receives visitors throughout the year, though the peak tourist season is between June to September. Diskit is the capital of Nubra Valley and is located about 120 km from Leh.

Until 2010, the valley was open for civilians only until Panamik and Hunder. But after the boost in tourism in Ladakh, the last accessible points were moved ahead to Siachen Base Camp and Turtuk, opening more areas in the valley for tourists.

The primary road access to Nubra Valley is over Khardung La pass which is open throughout the year. An alternative route opened in 2008 connects the valley to Sakti village via Wari La. A third route, made operational in 2013, connects it from the Pangong Tso side, via the villages of Durbuk and Shyok.

Inner Line Permit for Nubra Valley

Nubra Valley is considered a part of the inner line, areas closer to the border. Hence an Inner line permit is required in order to visit here. It can either be obtained in person from the DM office in Leh or you can also apply for it online. Please read How to Get an Inner Line Permit in Ladakh for more details.

For foreign nationals, this permit is known as a Protected Area Permit. This can also be obtained both in person as well as online but will need the involvement of a registered travel agent. Please read How to Obtain a Protected Area Permit for Nubra Valley for further information.  

Nubra Valley Map

Below is a detailed map showing the different routes you can take to reach Nubra Valley from Leh and the villages in the valley.

The map below also includes areas that are not actually within Nubra Valley. Only the area from Khalsar to Turtuk and Warshi is the Nubra Valley. The region towards Agham, Karu, Sakti, Shyok Village, and Wari La isn’t considered a part of the Nubra. I included this in the map only to highlight an alternate route that you can take to visit there.

How to reach Nubra Valley from Leh

You can take three routes to reach Nubra Valley from Leh. The most common route is over Khardung La Pass which can see you completing the journey in 5-6 hours. The second road is over Wari La Pass which is the longest and the third connects Pangong Lake to Nubra Valley.

Route 1 – Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La

This route is the most known, popular, easiest, and quickest one. The majority of the tourists travel this way to reach Nubra Valley. You take the road from Leh towards Khardung La, reach Khalsar while crossing the village of Khardung on the way, and continue towards Nubra Valley. Below is a detailed breakdown.

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Leh – Khardung La – Khalsar

Take an early start from Leh so that you have time to explore the valley and take sufficient breaks on the way. Your first destination will be to reach Khardung La top via Phyang and South Pullu.

The road is pretty good except for a few bad patches due to melting snow near the top of the pass. You will be required to produce a copy of your permit at the South Pullu check post.

At the top of Khardung La are an army base and a small cafeteria that offers free black tea. It is a good place to sit with a cup in your hand and beautiful Himalayan peaks all around you. Take photos next to several signboards reading “Khardung La, 18,380 ft, Highest Motorable Road in the world”

The road on the descent towards Nubra has always been in a bad condition till North Pullu. It mainly is due to melting snow which results in a continuous flow of water on the roads. Caution is advised while driving/riding here.

The road from Khardung to Khalsar is a smooth one. It won’t take you long to cover these 23 kilometers. You will drive a few more kilometers after Khalsar and reach a junction where the road will bifurcate.

There are a lot of shops, a few restaurants and a petrol pump at this junction. From here, the road straight goes to Sumur, Panamik, and Warshi while the one on the left leads to Diskit and Turtuk. Both these roads run right through Nubra Valley and a drive on both is highly recommended.

Sumur – Panamik – Warshi – Siachen Base Camp

I will first explain the road that goes towards the right to Panamik and Warshi and then the one going towards Diskit, Hunder, and Turtuk.

The road after Khalsar and throughout Nubra Valley remains in good condition and shortly you will realize why Nubra Valley is so famous. Greenery will start coming more in the picture of a cold desert and it would start looking like an oasis.

While at Sumur, visit the 150-year-old Samstanling Gompa that this village is famous for. There are also sand dunes in Sumur that are worth a visit. As opposed to the sand dunes in Hunder, these are almost never crowded.

A drive further 20 km will take you to the village of Panamik, another town where a lot of people prefer to stay while visiting Nubra Valley. There are several budget guesthouses and homestays available here.

The primary attraction of Panamik is its hot water spring. Locals have constructed bathrooms around the spring and there is a proper bathing arrangement in case you want to take a drip.

The trek to the famous Yarab Tso Lake also starts about 6 kilometers before Panamik Village. A round trip to the lake will take you about an hour and a half.

After Panamik, you will reach Warshi which is the last village on this road before Siachen Glacier. There is a check post in Warshi where you will need to register yourself before continuing for another 16 kilometers on this road to the Indian Army base camp for Siachen Glacier.

The condition of the road on this entire route is a mix of good, average, and bad. The bad part is mostly limited between Warshi and Base Camp only. Otherwise, it is a smooth drive all the way.

Diskit – Hunder

Now let us talk about the other side of Nubra Valley, where the villages of Diskit, Hunder, and Turtuk are. After you have arrived in Khalsar and reached the junction, you will now take the left turn which will take you to Diskit, the headquarters of Nubra Valley.

The primary attraction of Diskit is the ancient Diskit Gompa which is believed to be from the 14th century. Right in front of the gompa is the grand and magnificent Maitreya Buddha statue.

There is also a statue of a Deity in the Gompa holding a mummified human forearm and head [believed to be of a Mongol Warrior] in its hand. It also presents a Panoramic view of Diskit village and the valley around from its roof.

A lot of people visiting Nubra Valley prefer to stay at Diskit because it has the largest number of hotels and guesthouses in the valley. Jio, BSNL, and Airtel work very well in Diskit with good data connectivity.

9 kms from Diskit on a moderate road and amidst fruit orchids is the village of Hunder, famous for its sand dunes and camels. If you were staying at Hunder for the night and it was a full moon night, do not miss the sight of these sand dunes under a full moon.

Another amazing thing you will get to see at Hunder is the Bactrian Camels, commonly known as the two-humped camel. Unlike regular camels, they have two humps on their backs and are very rare. You can even get a ride on this camel. The camel safari in fact is one of the tourist attractions of the valley.

Thoise – Bogdang

If you continue driving further ahead after Hunder, you will reach Thoise. It stands for “Transit Halt Of Indian Soldiers En-route” to Siachen and is the Next village after Hunder.

This is the only large piece of flat land in the area and serves as a military airfield. The airstrip there is a critical facility used to supply men and materials to the Siachen glacier and other border areas on the Indo-Pak border.

After Thoise comes Bogdang, another small village en route. Upon entering this village, you will realize that the majority of the population has turned from Buddhist to Muslim. This region is mostly inhabited by Balti people. This entire area was taken over by the Indian army in 1971 before which it was a part of Pakistan.

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Turtuk – Thang

Finally, after a drive of about 90 kilometers from Diskit, you will reach the village of Turtuk. One of the gateways to Siachen Glacier, Turtuk is the last outpost in India after which the Pakistan-controlled Gilgit-Baltistan begins.

Up until now, everything in Ladakh was barren and brown. Turtuk on the other hand is all lush and green. The landscape will change completely, and you will find fields of apricots, apples, tomatoes, cauliflowers, and cabbages all around.

The population here is mostly Muslims of Balti origin.  It was opened for Tourists in 2010 and people here primarily depend on agriculture and tourism for a living. For more details, please take a look at Turtuk Village in Ladakh .

The scenery and the beautiful landscape of the village are its greatest attractions. There is also a waterfall here but you will need to trek for that a bit. Turtuk is also famous for walking sticks made from the horns of wild ibex.

Thang is the farthest point of the Turtuk sector towards the LOC, after which it was all Pakistan. It is located right next to the line of control, at a distance of about 11 kilometers from Turtuk.

Standing in Thang, you can actually get a clear view of the Pakistani side of the village. There are a few restaurants here and a border viewpoint as well.

Route 2: Leh to Nubra via Wari La

To be honest this is not really a route that people take to reach Nubra Valley but to actually get back from Nubra Valley to Leh. It can also be a route to go straight from Nubra Valley to Pangong Tso without coming back to Leh.

Off-late, this road is gaining popularity among the adventurous types due to the difficulty it presents. Some people chose to reach Nubra via Khardung La and return via Wari La.

Be advised though that crossing Wari La will be a challenge for both you and your vehicle. Of the three roads connecting Nubra Valley to other parts of Leh, this route is the toughest and longest.

You can also take a look at Nubra to Pangong Tso via Wari La where I have explained this route in detail. But for a brief overview, the route would be as mentioned below.

• Leh – Karu = 34 km
• Karu – Sakti = 15 km
• Sakti – Wari La – Agham = 60 km
• Agham – Khalsar = 26 km

Start early from Leh because this journey will take some time. Take the Manali Leh highway and reach Karu. The road will be good so shouldn’t take long to get here.

At Sakti, you will notice a board pointing you toward Wari La and Agham. Turn here and after a little while, you will start ascending towards Wari La.

Upon crossing the pass, you will drive down to the village of Agham. From there, take the road towards Khalsar and continue to Nubra Valley, as detailed previously in this article.

Route 3: Leh to Nubra Valley via Agham Shyok Road

This is also not really a route that you take to reach Nubra Valley from Leh. It is rather a way to get to Nubra Valley from Pangong Tso or vice versa.

The travel time by this road between both places is about 6-7 hours.  Please read Nubra to Pangong Tso via Agham Shyok Road for a detailed explanation of this route.

A recommended way of planning your Ladakh itinerary is to reach Nubra Valley by Khardung La road and then continue to Pangong Lake directly by the Shyok road. This will save you a day and you will not have to come back to Leh from Nubra Valley.

The entire distance of this road is a smooth drive and is doable by even Sedans and Hatchbacks. There are a few bad stretches in between but for the most part, it will be an enjoyable journey on a flat road.

Best Time to Visit Nubra Valley

The best time to visit Nubra valley however is between June and September when all the roads to and In Ladakh remain open. Guesthouses and hotels too are all operational this time. Internal roads like Shyok Road and Wari La will also be accessible and will make it easy for you to plan your overall itinerary.

If not in these months, then the next best time would be April and May. The only catch is that the Srinagar Leh and Manali Leh routes may not be open yet and you may have to catch a flight to Leh.

Contrary to common belief, Nubra Valley actually remains open throughout the year. The road from Leh may temporarily close due to snowfall at Khardung La, but BRO usually restores the connectivity as soon as they are able to. So if you were planning a winter trip to Ladakh, even then you can include Nubra Valley in your itinerary.

Where to Stay in Nubra Valley

Diskit is the headquarters of Nubra Valley and has the maximum number of hotels and guest houses. Even several locals here take tourists as paying guests for a very moderate charge.

Hunder, Sumur, Panamik, and Turtuk also have a few decent enough guesthouses available so you can choose to stay at either of these towns for the night.

Where to stay will entirely depend on your itinerary. If you were going to stay just one night, I would recommend doing so in Diskit. It will make it easier for you to visit Diskit Monastery and Hunder that way. The next day, while returning to Leh or going to Pangong, you can make a short visit to Panamik Village.

If you were going to spend a day in Nubra Valley, my recommendation would be that you go all the way to Turtuk, spend a night in the village, and return to Diskit or Panamik the next day.

For more details on accommodation and contact details of several hotels in Nubra Valley, please read Accommodation In Nubra – Hotels, Guest Houses and Homestays .

Places to Visit in Nubra Valley

I have actually covered this information in detail in another article,  Tourist Places in Nubra Valley & Things to Do that you can take a look at. But for a brief overview, mentioned below is a list of places that can be termed tourist attractions.

• Khardung La Pass
• Hunder Sand Dunes
• Sumur Sand Dunes
• Bactrian Camels
• Maitreya Buddha in Diskit
• Hot Water Springs in Panamik
• Murgi Waterfall
• Siachen Base Camp
• Diskit Monastery
• Yarab Tso Lake

If you want to cover all of these places, then you will need at least 3 days in Nubra Valley. If you just have one, you can cover Diskit Monastery, Maitreya Buddha, Hunder sand dunes, Bactrian camels, and Panamik hot water springs.

You will see the rivers of Shyok and Siachen on the valley in and out of the valley. For a detailed overview, please visit the link I provided above.

Things to do in Nubra Valley

After sightseeing at the places I mentioned above, below is a list of some other tourist activities in the valley that you can enjoy.

• Camel Safar in Hunder
• Camping in Hunder / Diskit
• Trekking to Yarab Tso and Turtuk Waterfall
• Motorcycling (You can rent a bike in Leh for this)
• Photography

Altitude Sickness

The elevation of Nubra Valley is actually even lower than the town of Leh. Diskit is at an altitude of 3,100 meters (10,170 ft) and Turtuk is at around 9,846 ft whereas Leh is at 3,500 meters (11,500 ft).

So the chances of anyone suffering from AMS here are very low. People are actually advised to visit Nubra Valley first in order to give their bodies time to acclimatize before moving on to other high-altitude places like Pangong Lake and Tso Moriri.

For more information on altitude sickness, its symptoms, and tips on how you can avoid it, please take a look at How to Handle Acute Mountain Sickness in Ladakh .

Clothes to Pack

Actually, it would apply to what clothes you pack for your Ladakh trip, not just Nubra Valley. The trick is to bring clothes in layers that can be worn on top of one another.

If visiting in the summer season, you will not even need a light jacket during the daytime, that is how warm it can actually get. The morning and night will still be very cold though.

The weather will depend on both the time of the day and the place you were at. For example, it will be very warm in Diskit and Leh but very cold at Khardung La Top.

If you were in the Sun, you would be feeling hot anywhere in the valley but the cold in the wind will have you reaching out for a jacket the moment you step into the shade.

To deal with weather like this, you should bring clothes that you can add or remove in layers as convenient. Do not bring all heavy woolen clothes or all light cotton ones. Do not also pack tight clothes that you cannot put on top of one another. For more details on this topic, please take a look at Clothes for Ladakh Trip: What to Pack .

Mobile Network in Nubra Valley

Airtel and Jio have the best service in Nubra Valley. You will remain connected and will get good voice clarity and data connectivity. For more details on mobile reception in Ladakh, please read Mobile Network in Ladakh & Data Connectivity .

After these two, BSNL will be the next in line. BSNL actually has the best network in all of Ladakh and you can get reception even in the remotest areas, where no other network will work. But the voice quality and data connectivity are actually not that good.

Public Transport Services

There are regular buses and shared cabs between Leh and Nubra Valley. You can easily plan your journey even by public transport. The buses are limited and there may not be a daily bus available but shared cabs travel on the route every day. You can find one from the Leh or Diskit bus stand itself.

The fare per person for shared cabs between Leh and Diskit is about Rs. 500 per person. Between Diskit, Panamik, or Turtuk, it will be about Rs. 200 per person.

For complete details on the bus service including timings, schedule, and fare, please take a look at Leh to Nubra Valley Bus service – Fare, Schedule & Timings .

Leh to Nubra Valley Itinerary

The itinerary can be planned in several ways depending on what your next destination is and the time in hand. Below are a few examples.

• Day 1 – Leh to Diskit
• Day 2 – Diskit to Panamik. See hot water springs and be on your way to Pangong Lake or Leh
• Day 1 – Leh to Turtuk. It will be a long journey so drive straight. Do not stop sightseeing in Diskit.
• Day 2 – Walk around in Turtuk Village. Trek to the waterfall if possible. Drive Thang and return to Diskit. Visit Diskit Monastery, Hunder sand dunes, and stay for the night in Diskit.
• Day 3 – Drive to Panamik and stay there for the night. Trek to Yarab Tso, and drive until Siachen Base Camp.
• Day 4 – Return to Leh or move on to Pangong Lake

Things may get a little tricky if you are traveling by bus or shared cab. If you just had 1 day in hand, then board a bus or shared cab for Diskit and stay there for the night. Visit Diskit Monastery, and Hunder Sand dunes in the afternoon and evening. The next day, you will catch a bus or shared cab and return to Leh.

If you were staying for two days, then Diskit will still be your destination on Day 1. The next day, there is an afternoon bus for Turtuk from Diskit that you can catch to get there. Stay in Turtuk for the night and return to Diskit again by bus. From there, you can again catch a shared cab for Leh or move on to Panamik to spend another day in the valley.

Also read: Best time to Visit Leh Ladakh

Leh to Nubra Valley Road Conditions

Road conditions in Nubra Valley are surprisingly smooth and maybe the best that you will come across in Ladakh. The only bad sections are between South and North Pullu if you are coming via Khardung La.

On the Wari La route, most of the road from Agham to Sakti is actually bad. The Shyok road is a smooth drive all the way with a few bad patches in between.

Best Vehicle

There is no best vehicle as such for visiting Nubra Valley. Except for the bad section between South Pullu and North Pullu, the road across Khardung La is a good one, and even a hatchback and Sedan can be used for visiting here.

If you have an SUV then you can take either of the three routes I explained above. However if in a car with low ground clearance, then stick to the Khardung La road and Shyok route. Do not venture towards Wari La Pass.

The same applies to motorcycles as well. If on a 350 CC or 500 CC motorcycle in good condition, all roads are accessible. If on a motorcycle with a smaller engine or scooter, then better to skip Wari La entirely.

ATMs and Banking Services

There is no Bank or ATM in Nubra Valley or on the way. Debit or credit cards too are not accepted here. Please ensure that you withdraw and carry enough cash before you leave Leh for Nubra.

Petrol Pumps in Nubra Valley

There is a petrol pump in Diskit and another one at the junction after Khalsar. I have always found both these petrol pumps operational and bought fuel here.

Hospitals / Medical Assistance

There is a hospital in Diskit where you can seek medical assistance. But for anything serious, you will have to rush back to Leh. The Army posts in between can also provide some help in case of an emergency.

Nubra Valley Altitude

Nubra Valley is located at an average altitude of about 10,000 ft (3048 meters) which actually puts it at a lower altitude than even the town of Leh.

This I think covers most of the important aspects of planning a trip from Leh to Nubra Valley. If you have any questions, you can  contact me on Instagram  and I will be happy to answer. You can also consider   subscribing to my YouTube channel  and asking your question there.

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I am planning to reach Leh on 22nd October’22 at 10 am. I have 4 days with me. I want to plan Nubra and Pangong lake. Please suggest. We are 2 person.

How will you be traveling around? Public transport or private taxi?

May I ask. Assuming I get to nubra valley from leh by bus, how could I then get around between places in nubra valley itself? Is it possible to rent scooter say in Diskit or Sumur?

Also, would it be difficult to hire shared taxi between nubra and pangong tso?

Finally, are travel permits checked anywhere? I am solo traveller and apparently permits are issued if you are in a group of two. Do you have idea how strictly is this enforced? Would I risk much coming alone?

Many Thanks, James

Hello James,

You won’t find a scooter on rent in Nubra Valley. Will have to get it in Leh. Shared cabs and even a local daily bus service to Turtuk are available though.

Permits are checked strictly at several places.

Hello vargis bhai .. i want to visit turtuk only in minta region as I have already visited deskit and hinder and panamik earlier… In the month of September is it possible by public transport ?? As a solo traveller i can’t afford to book a whole car.. I’m fine with shared ..Bt what I would get after deskit .. i want to stay in turtuk atlst 2 days. What is the return bus timings and dates from turtuk ?? Is there any option to go kargil direct from tutul/sedikit ?? Pls suggest and help

Dear Vargis, Please advise our route is ok or not? We are going Ladakh in 2nd time and our preference is to stay in remote areas. Need your help! We will take one innova and three 350cc classic bike. 8 person in total. You can contact in my mobile w’app – 9051399366. Day 1 – Kolkata airport to Leh Airport, stay at Nung village or any remote areas (suggestion required) Day 2 – Rest Day 3 – Remote area to Tso Moriri (No Pangong lake) Day 4 – Rest at Tso Moriri Day 5 – Tso Moriri to Hanley Day 6 – Hanley – Diskit Day 7 – Rest at Diskit Day 8 – Diskit – Nubra Valley – Turtuk Day 9 – Rest at Turtuk Day 10 – Turtuk to Leh Day 11 – Leh Airport to Kolkata

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Dear Friend, I would like to bring to your notice some updations to be done regarding Banks & ATMs in Nubra and mobile network connectivity. J&K bank and SBI have opened their branches in Diskit. Also J&K bank has set up 2 ATMs each one in Diskit & Hunder. Also in our personal experience this september we got Bsnl network and Jio network ( We use Jio Modem for Data connectivity – very fast) in Hunder. Then one more thing is while returning from Turtuk to Hunder we noticed a newly laid Road somewhere near Bogdang that goes upto Warshi.This means there is no necessary to come back upto Khalsar to proceed towards Warshi or vice versa. But we don’t know about that road condition

Thanks Rajkumar Bhai

what would be your suggestions if i cover entire nubra velley on cycle.

going to numbra valley will bus sickness prevail as we are traveling altitude

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Hi Vargis, my sister and I have planned a trip in the first week of September. We have planned two nights at Leh, two nights at Nubra (with Turtuk), one night at Tsangste near Pangong and two nights at Leh. As we plan to travel from Nubra to Pangong…which is the best route. Your above blog was of 2017 are the roads between Nubra and Pangong better now? We both find your blogs very informative and have been reading up. How many visits have you made till date to Leh Ladakh? Just curious 🙂 Thanks and regards, Sonali

Hi Sonali – Yes that road is now better. Please see the post below. And I have been to Ladakh a few times, gotta love that place.

https://vargiskhan.com/log/nubra-valley-to-pangong-lake-via-shyok/

Could you please let me know, the roads are decent in mid July? As I am travelling from Delhi to Srinagar to Kargil to Leh to Nubra valley to pong to Manali to Delhi. Give you valuable input. Thanks

Travelling in bike

Hi Rohit – Roads will be OK but Mid July is monsoon season so make sure you are waterproofing everything,

Hello again! I have planned my road trip to leh from manali on the 2nd of June. Just wanted to know if the roads are open for leh! Please let me know!

Not yet and probably won’t be till 15th

Hello Vargis,

Hope you are doing well.

I am planning a trip to Ladakh with my friends from April 28. I had a small doubt – what is the latest by which we can leave from Leh by a taxi to reach Diskit/ Hunder? Basically, are any roads closed or such restrictions?

We plan on covering a few places like Hall of Fame etc. in the morning and then leave for Nubra Valley (Khardungla Route) – we are fine with just reaching Diskit/ Hunder that day and visiting the places, the next morning.

Hoping to get a response from you.

Thanks and Regards Manas

Hi Manas – There is no timing restriction as such. But try to leave Leh max by 11 AM to reach Diskit well in time.

Hello Vargis, your article was quite informative. I am doing an bike trip with my wife and two brothers …all on separate bikes by 24 may 19.. my plan includes driving via khardung la to Hunder …stay overnight at Hunder…and next day make an early start for pangong tso …stay overnight at Tangtse and thereafter head back to leh….However the following are my concerns after reading your article. 1. The road from afgham to shyok is in a bad state …will it be navigable on bikes. 2. By the time we reach Hunder from Leh …what will be the state of our petrol Capacity and will it suffice for is to reach pangong next day…also is there any provision of filling fuel in pangong for return back to leh.

Hi. Is this a good plan?: Day 01 – Arrive at Leh at acclimatize Day 02 – Travel from Leh – Nubra. I will NOT spend much time at Khardung La pass. Stay over at Nubra Day 03 – Back to Leh from Nubra Day 04 – Join a packaged tour group. (The packaged tour doesn’t cover Nubra Vally, hence the Day 02 and Day 03)

I’m a bit worried about the AMS. Can you suggest?

1. How are you traveling on Day 1 and 2? 2. What are you covering on Day 4 and is it just for Day 4? 3. Are you flying out on Day 5?

Hi Varghis Bhai…can I get taxi from Diskit to Pangong (via Shyok) and drop to Leh in 2 days (1 night stay in Pangong), and if it is available what would be the cost? We are planning to go to Nubra via bus or shared taxi…planning to spend 2 days in Nubra including Turtuk. Our plan is: Day 1: Leh to Diskit via shared taxi. Visit Hunder and Diskit Monastery. Day 2: Diskit to Turtuk day visit. Day 3: Diskit to Pangong (via Shyok). Day 4: Pangong to Leh.

Hi Somdeep Bhai – Yes it is possible. For cost estimate, please speak with Nasir in Leh @ 9906229203.

Thanks a lot…actually we are on a restricted budget, so we are looking for shared taxi or bus. There is a bus on Saturday to Phobrang. Is this bus going to Pangong directly or I have to change somewhere to go to Pangong and when this bus reaches Pangong? Can I get return bus next day?

Shared taxis are available daily from Leh main bus stand and will cost you on the same lines as bus. Phobrang is right next to Pangong so even by this Bus you can reach the lake.

Hi Vargis Bhai,

We are a family of four and plan to visit Ladakh from 19th to 23rd.Let me know if this itenary looks ok.

19th-Reach Leh at 6.30. Start to pangong by 11 and stay in pangong Tso.Hope i would reach by 6. 20th-Start to Nubra valley and stay there 21-Start to Leh and stay at Leh 22-Leh to sonmarg.stay there. 23rd-Sonmarg to srinagar..take an evening fight out.

Can you also give some suggestions with respect to cab services and places to stay at pangong,nubra and sonmarg.

Also let us know if there would be snow at any place during this period.

Thanks Mitra

Your itinerary is almost not doable Mitra Bhai. Either add more days to your plan or fly out of Leh only, give up the idea of Srinagar completely.

Acceptable. I am leaving the idea of Kashmir.Please let me know if this is ok.

19th Sep:Reach Leh by 6.30.Get acclimatised. In the evening go to shanti stupa and couple of monasteries. 20th Sep:Leh to pangong lake..Stay there. 21st Sep:Pangong to Nubra via Shayok river..Is it route motorable during this time of the year. 22nd Sep-Nubra to Leh 23rd Sep-Leave Leh to Delhi.

Also let me know if there would be snow by this time.

Hi Mitra Bhai – Yes the plan looks good. If possible, go to Nubra first and then go to Pangong from there. It is better in terms of acclimatization. Shyok road would be motorable and yes, there is a chance of snowfall at top of the passes in second half of September.

Hi Varghis Bhai..we were planning on visiting Nubra on our Day 3 in the region, spend day 4 traveling from Diskit to Turtuk to Panamik and on Day 5 go to Pangong via Shyok. Based on your article above, it appears its not a good idea to travel via Shyok (we are 3 people including a lady..traveling via taxi) because of the (no) road conditions and limited vehicular traffic. As such would you advise that we come back to Leh on Day 4, spend the night there and then leave for Pangong on Day 5 from Leh?

Also for the hotels/guest houses you have included above in Diskit, do they need advance reservation or we can book while there? We will be in Diskit on July 27.

Thanks in advance!

Hello Amit Bhai,

1. Shyok road is fine now. That terrible road condition was a couple years ago but it is a smooth run all the way now. No issues at all. Almost everyone now goes to Nubra and then heads straight to Pangong via this road. No one comes back to Leh so you are OK to go. 2. There is a huge tourist rush in Ladakh this year so I will recommend that you book in advance to avoid any last minute hassle.

Thanks a lot Varghis bhai..this is helpful! Apologies that I didn’t see this msg earlier..went to my junk folder. Also, I had posted on Itinerary thread..not sure if you received it ( http://roadragas.com/index.php?threads/suggestions-on-itinerary.4004/#post-8579 ) so copying it here for your views. Thanks heads in advance!

Dear Varghis Bhai,

Came across this treasure trove while researching for our first trip to Leh. I will be traveling with my sister and nephew from July 24 to July 31. Have some questions to get your perspective.

1. Is the itinerary below the most optimum for our 7 nights 8 days trip or would you recommend any changes to get the most out of this trip? I have read that Pangong to Tso Moriri is quite long so as such would you say that we come back from Panamik to Leh on Day 5 and leave for Tso Moriri on Day 6 from Leh? Day 1- Arrive in Leh Day 2- Sham valley Day 3- Leh to Nubra Valley (Diskit, Hunder) Day 4- Diskit to Turtuk to Panamik Day 5- Panamik to Pangong via Shyok Day 6- Pangong to Tso Moriri Day 7- Tso Moriri to Leh via Tso Kar Day 8- Return

2. We already know where we are going to stay upon our arrival in Leh. Do you have recommendations for clean homestays in Diskit or Hunder (night 3), Panamik (night 4), Pangong (night 5), Tso Moriri (night 6)?

3. I read reference of Mr Nasir in your blog as reliable taxi service provider. For Class A or B taxis for this entire trip, how much should we budget for?

4. Weather wise it appears this period will be around mid 20s so as such typical summer clothing would suffice? Am asking this to be sure if early mornings (considering we will have to leave early every day) or late evenings are chilly.

5. I have read mixed feedback about the permit requirements. Is that still required and for which days would we need that?

Thanks in advance for indulging me

Regards..Amit

also, would you say its better to do Turtuk on Day 3 (start early from Leh..how early?) and come back to stay overnight at Diskit? Then on day 4, go to Panamik and come back to Leh to sleep overnight..while doing this, would we have time to do Warshi? I am thinking about this option only because of what I’ve read up on your blog that Shyok road is not good so it might not be best to visit Pangong Tso from Panamik and we should do it from Leh instead? On day 5, shall we plan on returning from Pangong Tso to Leh as what you’ve recommended in one of your itinerary’s or stay overnight at Pangong and move to Tso Moriri from there? I can see doing the latter is about 11-12 hours of drive..if anything, what would we save by returning to Leh and going to Tso Moriri from there? As a totally different option (inspired by itinerary 4 from your list!), would you recommend saving one day from Nubra valley and spending that in Hanle instead? Thank you so much for your time in advance

Hello Amit – I just replied at the forum thread as well.

1. Yes the itinerary looks good. This will you will make the most of your time in Ladakh and explore maximum. But just make sure that you get an early morning start from Pangong on Day 6, possibly by first light of the day.

2. I am sorry but I do not really have any recommendations for hotels.

3. Nasir runs an Innova of his own. Call him, give my reference and he will provide you the best rates. He can also recommend hotels in Nubra. There is a huge tourist rush this year in Ladkah. Taxis are just not available and even hotels too. So there really isn’t much scope in terms of negotiationg the prices down anywhere.

4. Yes but ensure that you are carrying a heavy windproof warm jacket and some light woolens to survive the evenings and morning. Days will be moderately warm.

5. Yes you will still need Inner line permit.

6. Let to Turtuk and back to Diskit may be a bit too long.

7. Shyok road is fine now. It was terrible a couple of years ago but is a smooth run all the way now. No need to come back to Leh, go straight to Pangong.

8. I will recommend, Yes. It will make the journey a little easier. Both Turtuk and Hanle are beautiful enough but adding Hanle here and skipping Turtuk would make more sense.

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thanks Vargis bhai..this is helpful. Also, I posted a message on your other blog under itinerary’s but don’t see it yet ( http://roadragas.com/index.php?threads/suggestions-on-itinerary.4004/#post-8579 ) so reposting here: Dear Vargis Bhai,

1. Is the itinerary below the most optimum for our 7 nights 8 days trip or would you recommend any changes to get the most out of this trip? I have read that Pangong to Tso Moriri is quite long so as such would you say that we come back from Pangong to Leh on Day 5 and leave for Tso Moriri on Day 6 from Leh? Day 1- Arrive in Leh Day 2- Sham valley Day 3- Leh to Nubra Valley (Diskit, Hunder) Day 4- Diskit to Turtuk to Panamik Day 5- Panamik to Pangong via Shyok Day 6- Pangong to Tso Moriri Day 7- Tso Moriri to Leh via Tso Kar Day 8- Return

5. I have read mixed feedback about the permit requirements. Is that still required for which days would we need that?

6. As a totally different option (inspired by itinerary 4 from your list!), would you recommend saving one day from Nubra valley and spending that in Hanle instead?

Hello Amit – I just replied at the forum thread as well.

3. Nasir runs an Innova of his own. Call him, give my reference and he will provide you the best rates. He can also recommend hotels in Nubra. There is a huge tourist rush this year in Ladkah. Taxis are just not available and even hotels too. So there really isn’t much scope in terms of negotiationg the prices down anywhere.

Thanks bhai..yes, your response has been very helpful

You are welcome Bhai !!!

Thanks for this great information. I will arrive Leh for the first time on 4th September alone. Planning to go to Nubra Is quite scare for me but after read this information help me alot. My plan to spend 3days on Nubra. 4th-6th September. I wish i can find cheap rental bike and accomandation at Leh and Nubra. My raferance only google and quite worry about scam and everthing.

Thanks Nizam.

very very useful post. I like to visit nubra valley and Turtuk from leh this month 24th. I am first time in leh. we are 4 persons in innova ( my own car ).Can u please suggest a good itinerary . I have 2 days . First day where all should i visit and where to stay etc. like that second day also . If u prefer the time for starting and ending the trip it will be very helpful

Hi Vargis Very useful Blog for the first time travelers. I just wanted to know whether taxi’s will be available from Diskit to Turtuk & Warshi. And also appreciating for this great effort:)

Hi Syama – Thank you for appreciating. Yes, shared taxis will be available for these places from Leh Bus stand.

Many thanks for sharing valuable insights!!!

I intend to visit Nubra as per following schedule, Is it safe with family?

16 May (Arrive @ Leh via flight) & straight away head to Nubra for 2 nights 18 May -20 May stay @ Leh 21 May ( take a flight to Delhi)

Naren – You cannot go directly to Nubra because you will first have to get the permits for it from Leh. Will have to stay in Leh for at least a day before you go to Nubra Valley.

Below is the itinerary, we are two couples recently married visiting Leh -Ladakh

2- July -2018 – no vehicle Airport to Hotel, have Lot of water and in evening have some walk in market to get acclimatized

3- July -2018 – car Head for Lamayuru , enroute visit to Hall of fame, Magnetic Hill, Gurudwara, Alchi Monestry back to Leh

4- July -2018 – Bike Leh to Panamik Hotspring via Khardong La Pass, Village, Khalsar and Sumar stay at Panamik / Sumur

5- July -2018 – Bike visit to Hunder, Diskit and stay at Hunder

6- July -2018 – Bike Nubra Valley to Leh

7- July -2018 – Car Leh to Pangong Tso, Man & Merak

8- July -2018 – Car Pangong Tso to leh

9- July -2018 – No vehicle River Rafting

10- July -2018 Fly Back

Pls suggest modifications if required.

No, your itinerary looks great. No change required at all.

Very Informative Blog !! Very Usefull for first time travellers.

I have one question in mind.. Can we do Leh to Khardungla – Diskit – Hunder and back to leh on the same day. I will leave as early from leh as possible by my own SUV. Kindly Guide me in this regard.

Hi Mani – Yes you can easily do it. I have done it on my Bullet. Start from Leh by fist light of the day though. Make sure that while returning to Leh, you have crossed Khardung top maximum by 5 PM.

Hey Vargis,

great and very informative blog. I am planning for Leh – ladak in June via a Road as we are one couple and will be going in our hatchback. after reading your blog, i am well convinced that i should not take wari la route from Nubra Valley to pangong lake. Earlier i was planning Leh to Nubra (overnight stay) than next day Nubra to pangong (overnight stay). now i am thinking to come back same day from Nubra to Leh and next day go to pangong from Leh. Please suggest, share your views.

Hi Arun – You are right. Do not take your hatchback across Wari La. I have been to Wari La twice but both times in a 4×4 vehicle, once a safari and then a scorpio. Both of the times we had 4×4 enagaged and even then the vehicles showed signs of stress so you can imagine. Travel across Shyok route if it is open and if not, then come back to Leh from Nubra.

I like to plan from Pangong to Nubra. Is it possible to reach Diskit from Pangong via Shyok and Agam in one day?

Easily. It will take you about 6-7 hours at most via Agham Shyok road.

I was planning a 4 day trip to Leh and wanted to be doubly sure if i should undertake it or not. Would love if you could help understand the below trip would work or not –

1. Arrive at Leh early morning via flight and take complete rest. 2. Leave for Nubra at around 10 in the morning and stay at Nubra. [Wanted to know if there is a route which avoids Khardung La and is it safe?] 3. Leave for Leh at around 12 next day. 4. Do a day trip to Pangong and return to Leh. 5. Fly out in the morning.

All the permits, accomodation and mode of travel would be pre-arranged.

Your itinerary is definitely doable however there is no other route except for Khardung La in order to Nubra. This route as a matter is quite safe and you got nothing to worry about as long as you are with a good driver. You will be renting a private taxi, correct?

I have covered the topic of Ladakh in 4 days in a differen article. Take a look at the link below, should answer most of your questions. Let me know if you need any further information.

https://vargiskhan.com/log/visit-leh-ladakh-in-4-days/

I will be taking this route on the 2nd or 3rd of October, 2017, the route through Khardungla pass. I have “Zero” experience of riding a bike on the hills. And also I am going solo, however I will get connected to few bikers on the route. Is it safe to take this route for me on a bike??

Hello Mohit

The road from Leh from Leh to Nubra is mostly in good condition with the rough patch only around Khardung La top. So yes, you are OK to go as long as you ride slow and carefully. Maybe not hills but I am guessing you have decent enough riding experience in plains?

I want to stay in Nurba for a while (from November to December 2012) what advice would you give me? Can I easily rent a permanent room? Thank you very much for your article and suggestions!

sorry I want to say is from November to December 2017

You will have to make you arrangements for stay in advance because most of the hotels and guest houses in Ladakh become non-operational in winter. Call any of the hotels in Nubra and tell them about your plans. They should be able to arrange your stay. It won’t definitely be cheap because cost of living rises once cold starts to settle in.

Hi Vargis, we would like to stay in Diskit and do Hunder and Khardung La on the way back to Leh in one day. Will this be possible?

Hello – Yes it is. You will cross Khardung La on your way from Leh to Diskit so it will already be covered.

and I can take the same route back to Leh if I want to cover Khardung La again, is that right? Thank you for the reply!

Correct. You will start from Leh, cross Khardung La, reach Diskit and stay there for the night. Next day, start early from Diskit, reach Hunder or go even all the way to Turtuk and return to Leh. Or you can start from Diskit, visit Hunder, then take the diversion towards Panamik, explore that a bit and return to Leh. Third choice is that you can go straight to Pangong from Nubra via Shyok road without needing to come back to Leh

on the second day we have planned for  \”Leh Local Sightseeing\”, DO we need to hire a bike for this or walking is good idea ?

Thanks in advance .

Walking will be a bit much Arjun Bhai. Places like Shanti Stoopa, Leh Palace, Shey Palace are a little far for walking so hiring a bike will be a good idea.

Hi Vargis Good Day, First You are doing wonderful job, really appreciate yourefforts

I need a suggestion, can I take my compact saden (Tata Zest ) to Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La and leh to pangong lake route ?

Hello Rajiv, Thank you for your kind words.

Yes you can take your Sedan to both Nubra and Pangong, just keep a few things in mind.

1. Drive slow, goes without saying 🙂 2. Do it in four days. Leh to Nubra, Nubra to Leh, Leh to Pangong, Pangong to Leh. 3. Do not attempt reaching Pangong directly from Nubra valley. come back to Leh first and then go the next day. Both the direct routes, Agham Shyok and Wari La are not suitable for a Sedan. 4. Roads will be terribly bad at several places between South Pullu – Khardung La – North Pullu while going to Nubra. There will be water streams so take your car across carefully. 5. Roads will be bad again around Chang La top while going to Pangong. Water streams here as well.

Is it possible to reach “Pangong” from “Nubra” without coming back to Leh????

Hi Vikas – Yes you can do it. I have explained the route in detail at the following article.

https://vargiskhan.com/log/can-go-directly-nubra-valley-pangong-tso-route/

Hi, We would be travelling in the first week of May, we have a 4 year old baby. Is it fine? Also we will be reaching by air, will Nubra and Kurdangla Pass open during that time?

Yes it will be fine with a 4 year old child. Nubra and Khardung La will be open. You may also want to take a look at the article below, about travelling to Ladakh with children.

https://vargiskhan.com/log/traveling-to-ladakh-with-children/

Brijesh – You can do either, rent a bike or cab, whatever seems convenient. You can follow the following,

Day 1 – Leh to Nubra and back Day 2 – Leh to Pangong Day 3 – Pangong to Leh

or if you can extend one more day then do the following,

Day 1. Leh to Nubra Day 2. Nubra to Leh Day 3. Leh to Pangong Day 4 . Pangong to Leh

Read the following post about renting motorcycles in Leh

https://vargiskhan.com/log/rent-a-motorcycle-in-leh/

Hii… Sir we are planning for a 3 day trip of leh & nubra valley starting from 24 October. Sir please suggest us about weather conditions at that period of time & also give us some useful advice on how to plan a trip from leh to nubra . And also tell about necessary items & permits required during the trip & most important about the network available in the nubra valley…

How are you reaching Leh Brijesh? Are you driving of taking a flight?

Weather will be very cold in October and no, you do not need any permits to visit Nubra valley. Are you planning to rent motorcycles in Leh to visit Nubra or are you booking a cab?

Our priority will be renting a bike from leh so please suggest us whether took a bike on rent or book a cab . And also suggest us that can we include pangong lake in 3 day trip or we have to extend trip for 1 more day..

Hi , We are coming For 4 days and 5th day morning we are going back, The tour covers local sight seeing in Leh and adjusting to the climate . The 3 day is to and fro to pangong lake. The 4th Davis to Khardung la.

Is there anyway we can add Nubra valley in this trip ?

We are going from 6th sept to 10 sept

Yes you can add Nubra valley. Khardung La is merely 35 kilometers from Leh, will not take more than an hour and a half to get to the top. Start early from Leh, cross khardung La and continue to Nubra valley towards Diskit / Hunder. It is easily doable. In case you are not able to make it all the way to Diskit, go as far as you can until 12 noon or 1 PM and return from there.

Thank you so much for the reply. Yes we made the booking. I had one more question . We are going from mumbai to Leh on 6th morning reaching at 6:30. We would take 5/6 hours for acclimatization . In the afternoon I would go for some monasteries , Leh palace and shanti stupa. 2nd day to Khardung la and route to Nubra valley . Stay overnight. 3rd day to Dikshit Monastery and back to Leh back from Nubra. 4th day to pangong and back . 5th day back to mumbai in morning . Everybody is saying that could be a breathing problem due to heights . Amy suggestions , tips and help will be greatly appreciated . We are just two of us through a customized tour.

There will not be any breathing problem unless there is a medical condition like Asthma. If no medical conditon then you got nothing to worry about. Lot of people from all age groups visit Ladakh now each year now. I would recommend that you take a look at the following post for more information on AMS.

https://vargiskhan.com/log/dealing-acute-mountain-sickness-ladakh/

Hi Vargis, We are visiting leh from 23rd Aug to 2nd Sep. Please advise to reach delhi airport on 4th sep, when should we leave Leh (at which date)? I am planning to leave leh on 1st sep, to reach manali on 2nd sep, then from Manali to Delhi will be good in 3-4th sep. Please advise

Hi Debasis – Yes you can complete the Manali Leh highway in 2 days as well. Start early from Leh on 1st and you can reach Manali by 2nd late evening

Hi Vargis ,How much for a taxi charges from Leh to Deskit ? Thank you

Hello Jasmine, please take a look at the following post for taxi rates in Ladakh.

https://vargiskhan.com/log/taxi-rates-ladakh/

We are visiting in first to second week of September …any tips for that time of the year .

It is actually a good time to visit, won’t be that crowded as well at that time. No tips as such specifically for Nubra valley, just make sure that you visit both the Turtuk and Warshi stretch.

Dear Vargish, Very Nice Post. We are coming leh 2nd week of this month and definitely follow your instructions.

Thank you Shrikant

Rahul – No permits required for Warshi. By early start, I meant like between 7 to 8 AM,

Thanks Vergis it was very informative.

You are welcome Kevin

Such a detailed post. I wonder why this page doesn’t show in top ten searches. Would be following this same route. Just wanted a suggestion should turtuk be covered or skipped in this circuit?

Thanks Rahul. It entirely depends on how much time you have. If you are planning a night stay in Nubra then by all means, go all the way to Turtuk

Thanks Vargis for your reply. Yes I have a plan to stay in Diskit/Hunder(Which do you suggest). Will try complete this route need your suggestions.

Leh(leave by 5:30am)->Khardung->Diskit->Turtuk->Diskit/Hunder(Stay) Next day Diskit/Hunder->Pramanik->Leh

Or should I stay in Turtuk(But not many accommodations available economically)

Staying in Diskit or Hunder is a better option … Go all the way till Turtuk and the return to either of these places to spend the night, it will also give you some time to explore the Panamik side the next day. On day 2, leave as early as you can, go towards Panamik, all the way till Warshi village and return to Leh but make sure you have an early start in the morning.

Read the following post for more info on the Panamik Warshi route.

https://vargiskhan.com/log/warshi-village-nubra-valley-opened-travelers/

What time do you think is best for an early start? And also just went across your link. Do we need permit for Warshi?

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Leh Pangong Nubra Valley Tour

• Every day Room Accommodation will be provided.
• Cab Will Be Provided.
• All sight seen place as mentioned in tour program
• Overnight charges
• table drinks,laundry,tips,camera /video fee,flight cancellation,,Gondola cable car Tickets etc.
• pongonglake and Nubravlly and monastery entre
• Entry/Admission - Pangong Tso
• Hotel Leh Airport
• Leh Airport, Leh India
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
• Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
• Not recommended for travelers with back problems
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Most travelers can participate
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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Nubra Valley Tour

Places : leh – thiksey – hemis – sindhudarshan – khardung la – nubra – leh, day 1 : leh, day 2 : leh local sightseeing (105 km / 5-6 hrs), day 3 : leh – khardung la – nubra valley (125 km / 5-6 hrs ), day 4 : nubra – leh (125 km / 5-6 hrs ), day 5 : leh.

• Welcome Drink (Hot Tea / Coffee / Kahwa) on arrival.
• Accommodation on twin sharing Basis as per Package Selected.
• 03 Night’s  Accommodation in Leh & 01 Night Accommodation in Nubra on twin sharing Basis as per the Itinerary & Meal (Bed Tea, Breakfast  & Dinner).
• To & Fro Leh Airport Transfers only.
• Transport with all sightseeing tours by Non A/C Innova, Xylo, Mahindra XUV for Premium, Luxury, Deluxe and Standard Packages (Point to Point).
• Transport with all sightseeing tours by Non A/C Scorpio, Qualis or Sumo Grand for Budget Package (Point to Point).
• Transport with all sightseeing tours by Tempo Traveller for 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 person (Point to Point).
• Wild Life fees & Red Cross fee for Nubra Valley & Pangong Lake.
• Inner line Permit to restricted / protected areas (Khardungla Pass & Pangong Lake).
• Environmental fee Included at Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council fee (Ladakh entry fee).
• Complimentary Oxygen Cylinder for Nubra & Pangong Tour Only.
• Rates are subject to change in case of change in any Tax Stucture.
• Any Airfare / Train fare.
• Any meals other than those mentioned (Highlighted) above.
• Any portage at Airport and Hotels tips, Insurance, Laundry, Mineral water, Telephone charges And all items of personal nature and meals and drinks not specified in the inclusions.
• Any Kind of Personal Expenses or Optional Tours / Extra Meals Ordered.
• Monument Entrances, Innerline Permit, Environmental Fees, Oxygen Cylinder, Rafting & Camel Safari Charges.
• Anything not specifically mentioned under the head "Prices included".
• The Services of Vehicle is not included on leisure days & after finishing the sightseeing tour as per the Itinerary.
• Any Kind of Drinks (Alcoholic, Mineral Water, Aerated).
• Any increase in taxes or fuel, leading to increase in surface transportation and land arrangements, which may come into effect prior to departure.
• Heater Charges in Hotels.
• Cost incidental to any change in the itinerary/ stay on account of flight cancellation due to bad weather, ill health, roadblocks and/or any factors beyond control.
• Professional local English speaking Tourist guide - INR 2000/- Per day
• One Oxygen cylinder in Leh (01 Litter) - INR 500/- Per day
• Oxygen Cylinder for trip 04 Nights / 05 Days - INR 2,000/-
• Cultural Dance Per Program - INR 6,500/-
• Motorbike Enfield 500 CC hire for full day INR 1500/- Per Bike + Fuel
• 1 Litre Packaged Water Bottle - INR 30 Per Bottle
• Two Hump Camel Ride at Nubra Valley at Sand Dunes - INR 350 (15 Mins) / INR 700 (30 Mins)
• Pedal down the highest motorable road on a cycle - INR 1500/- per pax including transport (min 4 pax)
• River Rafting (Transfer, Rafting & Lunch) Phey – Nimoo (Indus) / Choksti – Nimoo (Zangskar) - INR 2000/- Per Person
• Prices valid from 01st April 2021 to 31st October 2021.
• Prices valid for minimum 02, 04, 06, 08, 10 & 12 Pax travelling together in one vehicle.
• Check-In / Check-out time at all the properties would at 1200 Hrs (Noon).
• Triple Room does not necessarily mean Three Separate Bed.
• Triple Room can have One Double Bed + 1 Roll Away Bed.
• All Cost quoted is in INR (Indian Rupee).
• 100% payment to be deposited before the trip starts.
• Final tour Vouchers will be provided on receipt of full 100% payment.
• Extras Payment in Leh office should be Cash Only.
• Vehicle provided as per mention tour plan (Point to Point Basis only), any additional sightseeing not mentioned in the Itinerary will be charged extra.
• In Case of exceptional circumstances where in we are not in position to provide Hotel mentioned, we shall offer similar Hotel.
• April & October Month, Pangong Lake Journey will be done in one-day excursion.
• No Refund or Compensation for any unused services / transportation in any circumstance.
• Visit to all Museums in program is subject to their remaining open on day of visit as per rules of competent authority.
• We will not bear any cost for flight cancelled or delayed due to Bad weather or any other reason given by the airline. Cost for accommodation and transport in such cases will have to be borne by passenger.
• In case of increase in Airfare (If included) we shall be duly compensated by actual supplement cost at time of booking.
• There would be no refund for the road blocks at Nubra Valley | Pangong Lake & Tsomoriri Lake due to natural calamity. The alternate accommodation Cost at Leh due to the same should be bear by the passenger directly.
• No changes in the date of travel once booked.
• All Rates & bookings subject to availability.
• Rates are subject to change.
• Room allotment will be as per availability at the time of check in, floor or view preferences are not guaranteed.
• Food menu as per availability of vegetables based on Buffet | Fixed menus.
• 25% advance (Non Refundable) to be deposited at the time of booking confirmation & Balance 75% one month prior to arrival.
• Cost of Child between 5 to 11 Yrs (Without Bed only) & Children above the age of 12 years will be charged the applicable adult rates & for extra Bed kindly consider the cost of Extra Bed.
• Child below 5 Yrs of age will be complimentary without extra Bed.
• Maximum 7 Pax can be accommodated in one vehicle (Scorpio or Similar).
• Any addition in Tax or Fuel charge done by Airlines / Transport Company etc. will be chargeable to group members.
• All expenses which are not included in the cost of package shall be paid directly by tourist at the time of checkout.
• All tourists are advised to take comprehensive Insurance on their own.
• The timings given in itinerary and program may be changed without notice keeping in mind local development.
• Journey can be arranged from Delhi / Chandigarh / Jammu Railway Station or Airport at Nominal Extra charges.
• Hotel Accommodation in Delhi | Chandigarh | Manali | Keylong | Jammu | Srinagar can be arranged on best deals.
• Blocking of Rooms will be hold for period of 07 Days only.
• Tour is organized on the basis final instructions and requirements received from yourselves and on your own risk and responsibilities.
• Any death, personal injury, sickness, accident, loss, delay, discomfort, increased expenses, consequential loss and/or damage or any kind of theft howsoever caused.
• Any act, omission, default of any dependent Contractor or other person or by any servant or agent employed by them who may be engaged or concerned in the provision of accommodation, refreshment, carriage facility or service for the client or for any person traveling with him howsoever caused.
• The temporary or permanent loss of or damage to baggage or personal effects howsoever caused including willful negligence on the part of any person.
• We shall not be responsible and / or liable for any damages caused to the Client due to reasons beyond our control (Force Majeure / Vis Majeure).
• No liability on our part arising in any way out of this contract in respect of any tour, holiday, and excursion facility shall exceed the total amount paid or agreed to be paid for.
• Law prevalent in India is applicable and as a part of the cause of action arises in Mumbai and the Company has its Registered Office in Mumbai, it is agreed between the parties that in the event of a dispute or difference between the parties the exclusive jurisdiction shall vest in a court / forum / tribunal in Mumbai alone having jurisdiction to decide the matter.
• For Cancellation please refer to our Terms and Conditions available at our booking office.
• Coaches/ Tempo Traveller are not allowed in airport premises so we will send Non A/C Innova / XUV/ Aria / Xylo/ Scorpio for Airport Pickup only.
• AC in vehicles will not be applicable in hilly area.
• The above given cost is calculated on the basis of base category rooms at the mentioned hotels (unless specified otherwise) and if this category of rooms is not available we shall try to confirm accommodation in next available higher category of rooms and shall advise supplementary cost involved while conveying the status.
• Kindly note that names of hotels / Camps mentioned above only indicate that our rates have been based on usage of these hotels and it is not to be construed that accommodation is confirmed at these hotels until and unless we convey such confirmation to you. In the event of accommodation not becoming available at any of the above mentioned hotels we shall book alternate accommodation at a similar or next best available hotel and shall pass on the difference of rates (supplement / reduction whatever applicable) to you.
• We shall not be responsible for any change in the itinerary due to landslides, flight cancellations, weather conditions or any unforeseen circumstances. The additional cost incurred such as cost for accommodation and transport in such cases will have to be borne by passenger.
• During the month of October to April most of the Camps | Guest houses | Hotels won't be operational due to off season in various locations of Ladakh like Nubra Valley | Pangong Lake | Tsomoriri | Tsokar | Sham Valley | Kargil | Zanskar region etc. (So in that scenario best alternate accommodation will be provided with prior information to the guests at the time of booking).
• 15% cancellation charges if cancelled before 30 days before the tour.
• 25% cancellation charges if cancelled within a 20 days before the tour.
• 50% cancellation charges if cancelled within a 10 days before the tour.
• No refund for tour starting within 10 days of tour or after starting or middle of the tour.
• No Show 100% of tour cost.
• During High peak season period, Hotels Specific Cancellation Policies will be applicable in these cases the hotels may not refund any amount if the booking is cancelled after issuance of Hotel Voucher.
• The Process of Refund will take around 60 days to complete & the refund will be paid by Cheque or credit note only.

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Pangong Lake & Nubra Valley Tour

The challenging roads of the great Himalayas will take you to the top of the world. Dare to take this tour and feel the rush of adrenaline as you embark on a journey unlike any other. When riding through Ladakh, keep in mind that you are on the world's highest motor-able road, which provides some stunning vistas of the "roof of the world." The region's higher reaches are inaccessible, which is part of what makes it so alluring. Go camping in the beautiful Nubra Valley and journey through North India's hidden treasure for an unforgettable trip.

However, the second a part of your Ladakh vacation, destinations like Pangong Lake, Shey Palace, Hemis Gompa, Changla Pass and Diskit are waiting to astonish you with their elegant charm. Moreover, an artiodactyl mammal ride on Bactrian Double-Humped within the cold desert of Hunder is one among the not-to-miss things in Ladakh and furthermore as on this tour. Besides the unrivaled beauty, your 6N/7D Ladakh itinerary also will be assured by our impeccable services and perfect arrangements that may facilitate to create your Ladakh vacation a unusual one.

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Welcome by India Motorbike representative at Delhi international airport and transfer to hotel. Free time for personal activities,

Optional: You can book Delhi City Tour with Guided on additional cost.

Overnight at: Hotel 4* Meals: Breakfast.

On arrival at Leh airport you will meet with our representative and transfer to the hotel. Leh is an altitude of 11500 ft. due to high altitude, it is utmost importance that you rest all day to avoid the Acute Mountain sickness. You body needs one day’s rest to get used to the thin mountain air. In the evening we introduce you with your riding machines The Royal Enfield.

Overnight at: Hotel 4* (Meals: Breakfast & Dinner).

Today we ride to explore some very unique landscapes of Himalayan region. A scenic ride through some fine red rocky faces to visit Dah Hanu en-route visit Nimmoo: there we will witness the confluence of the Green Indus River and the brown Zanskar River and world heritage site Alchi monastery.

Visit Alchi Gompa on the banks of the Indus. The monastery has lots of small Buddha statue in different form but the main attraction is the 1000-year-old wall paintings, Unesco heritage.

Post lunch proceed to Dah Hanu (A tale of last Aryan). In the evening free time to walk around the village.

Overnight at: Hotel 4* / Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.

Lamayuru (known-as Moonland), post lunch visit Lamayuru monastery (known as Yuru Gompa), belongs to the “Bri_gung_pa (Digungpa) branch of the Ka_gyu_pa order. after visit will continue ride Leh before reaching to Leh en route we stop at Magnetic hill & Gurudwara Patthar Sahib. On arrival check-in at hotel. Evening free at leisure.

Overnight at: Hotel 4* / Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

After buffet breakfast, you take the road to highest motor able pass in the world Khardungla, at a dizzy height of 18,380 feet. Then continue drive to Nubra Valley en route visiting Deskit monastery. On arrival check-in into the camp. Evening free to walk around Hundar village and visit sand dunes where you enjoy a short ride on Bacterian camels. Overnight at: Luxury Camp (Meals: Breakfast & Dinner).

Morning after buffet breakfast at the camp, we ride to the Pangong Lake via Shyok river. On arrival check-in into the hotel. Dinner & overnight stay at the hotel. Overnight at: Hotel 4* (Meals: Breakfast & Dinner).

After buffet breakfast at the hotel, ride back to Leh via Changla Pass (16613 feet). On arrival check-in the hotel. Evening a walk into market for last minutes shopping. Overnight stay at the hotel. Overnight at: Hotel 4* (Meals: Breakfast & Dinner).

In time transfer to Leh Airport to board flight for Delhi. (Our services Conclude Here).

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How To Reach Nubra Valley

Also known as the Orchard of Ladakh, Nubra Valley is a magical place set at about 10,000 feet above sea level. It can be easily reached from Leh city and is set at a distance of 150 km. approximately. A scenic 5-hour drive (depending upon your speed and breaks) from Leh will transport you to this mesmerising piece of nature. Indian travellers will need to obtain an Inner Line Permit and foreigner nationals need to get a Protected Area Permit for visiting the valley.

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Here are all the ways in how you can reach the Nubra Valley:

Opt for a bus from Leh and experience travelling in Ladakh in a local way. They are the cheapest mode of transport. Although, these buses do not stop for any sightseeing on the way. Regular bus services operate to and from the Nubra Valley by both, private and government owners. About 8-9 buses run by the state JKSRTC department are available whose routes connects various villages like Diskit, Hunder, Panamik, Turtuk and Sumur. Three buses travel from Leh to Diskit on every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of the week. It departs at 6 a.m. from the Leh bus stand. Another bus starts from Leh to Skuroo in Nubra Valley every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 a.m. There is also another bus to Turtuk that departs on every Saturday, again at 6 a.m. from the Leh bus stand. It is the last village in Nubra Valley right before the L.O.C. The tickets for all these can be bought directly at the Leh bus stand. The one-way bus fare is about 200-300 rupees per person, depending on the bus/route you choose.

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By Private Vehicle

There are 3 routes available to go from Leh to Nubra Valley. These are via Khardung La Pass, Wari La and Agham Shyok road.

Route 1: via Khardung La (Leh – Khardung La – Khalsar – Warshi – Diskit- Hunder- Turtuk)

Travelling through Khardung La road is the most convenient route for travellers. It is claimed to be the highest motorable road and the views from up above here are insane. That is the best advantage you have of travelling in a private vehicle that you can take a halt here and enjoy the scenic views. More than 90% of the tourists take this way to reach Nubra Valley.

Take the road from Leh towards Khardung La, cross the Khardungla village after and head to reach Khalsar. The road till Khalsar is smooth and hence, it will not take you longer to cover the distance. Slightly before Khalsar, the road will divide in two and both leads to Nubra Valley. The road on your right goes to Sumur, Panamik and Warshi and the left one goes to Diskit and Turtuk.

Route 2: via Wari La (Leh – Kari – Sakti – Wari La – Agham – Khalsar – Warshi – Diskit- Hunder- Turtuk)

Those travellers who are either returning from Nubra valley to Leh or heading towards Pangong Tso usually take this route. This road is not a walk in the park as it is challenging to cross Wari La in your vehicle in terms of distance, difficulty and the time taken. It is advisable to start early from Leh as this route is time consuming.

Route 3: via Agham Shyok Road (Leh – Pangong Tso – Shyok Village – Agham – Khalsar – Warshi – Diskit- Hunder- Turtuk)

This is not really a route that you must opt for to reach Nubra Valley from Leh. That is because there are no roads at all on this path. It is broken and filled with dirty rocks and loose gravel all around. It is not wrong to say that driving on this road is also dangerous. The only advantage is that the travel time via this road to get to Pangong Tso directly from Nubra valley is merely 6 hours. From Leh, you must take the road towards Pangong Tso and get to Durbuk. From there, take the turn towards Shyok Village and continue towards Nubra Valley.

The main road access to the Nubra Valley on a bike is over the Khardung La pass. It is open throughout the year. Roads conditions will be a mix of good and bad. If you opt for travelling via Wari La, check the season as it opens a bit late after winters as compared to other roads. BRO clears this road for bikes by late June or early July only. If you opt for the route via Agham Shyok Road, please note that it can be very dangerous to travel on bike. Take that route only if there are more than 2-3 motorcycles travelling together. Also fuel the tank to the fullest and carry extra petrol as there are no petrol pumps available once you leave Leh city.

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Up in the air in nubra valley – the gateway to karakoram.

Known for its apricot orchards, majestic vistas, Bactrian camels, lunar landscape, and hilltop monasteries, Nubra Valley is the northernmost region in Jammu and Kashmir.

Tourist Places in Nubra Valley – Basking in Unfiltered Sunlight

Aside from warm-hearted locals, this severe yet beautiful land has a character of its own. The snow-capped summits of Karakoram Range shine below the desert landscape of a wide river valley. Major attractions to cover here on Nubra sightseeing include Diskit, Panamik, Hunder, and Turtuk. The main highlights of Nubra valley are double-humped Bactrian Camels roaming around sand dunes of Hunder, the famous hot springs at Panamik, open vistas of the Nubra River from Diskit Monastery, the iconic Maitreya Buddha statue, and the road to Siachen Base Camp. After the descent from the Khardung La pass, the small village of Khalsar shows the first sign of civilization in this otherworldly land. The main road forks here into two different roads: the right one along the Nubra River goes to Siachen River via Panamik, while the left one along the Shyok River reaches to Turtuk via Diskit and Hunder.

Highlights of Nubra Valley Sightseeing

The town of Diskit, about 115 km from Leh and 15 km from Khalsar, is the administrative center of Nubra Valley. It remains the hub of all tourist activities in the region. The majestic Diskit Gompa built in 1420 offers a great view of the valley below. It is the second largest Buddhist monastery in Leh after Thiksey Gompa. A 32-meter-tall statue of Future Buddha or Maitreya Buddha is the main landmark of the valley. Just a 15-min drive from Diskit takes visitors to Hunder which is popular for its desert landscape and outdoor thrills including camel rides, quad biking, and overnight camping. About 70 km of deafening emptiness beyond Hunder, lies one of the last inhabited settlements on the Indian side of LOC, the town of Turtuk. Settled by Balti people, Turtuk is a lovely place that is known for orchards, a two-storey courtyard house-turned-museum, and a medieval monastery-turned-mosque from where one can see K2, the second highest mountain in the world. Our Nubra Valley sightseeing packages include a visit to Turtuk and adventure activities in Hunder. The major attractions on another arm of Nubra Valley include the hot water springs of Panamik, which is the last village accessible to travelers. The Ensa Monastery and Yarab Tso Lake in Sumur are lesser known places to visit in Nubra Valley. Experience the sterility of altitude with our Nubra Valley tour packages and give your trip to Ladakh an adventurous turn. Go through listings of tour packages in Ladakh with Nubra Valley with the customizable itinerary for a memorable holiday.

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Yes, our all of our tour packages to Ladakh can be customized as per your choice. Be it a hotel or the date of your journey, make sure to request all changes to the travel representative.

What’s weather like in Nubra Valley in summer?

Generally, the weather of Nubra Valley is slightly warmer than Leh. However, even during the summer season in Ladakh, the temperatures can be freezing. While crossing the Khardung La, make sure to wear proper woolens and follow precautions in case of medical emergencies. The average temperature in summer is between 15 to 20 degrees.

What kind of accommodations are available in Nubra Valley?

Between homestays and riverside camps, there are plenty of options to stay in Nubra Valley. There are hotels in Diskit, camps in Hunder, homestays in Hunder, and guesthouses in Panamik to spend the night.

How do I visit Nubra Valley from Leh?

There are shared taxis from Leh to Nubra Valley regularly available for travelers. Solo adventurers can also rent a bike in Leh and make a trip to Nubra Valley for 2 or 3 days. Public transportation in negligible and unreliable.

What is the distance between Diskit and Leh?

The main town of Nubra Valley, Diskit is about 115 kilometers or five hours away from Leh. One can rent a car or bike to visit Nubra Valley from Leh. The road conditions are good and the scenery is amazing all around.

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Best Time to Visit Nubra Valley and Ladakh

Ladakh region witnesses extremely cold winters and mild summers. The average altitude of the Nubra Valley is about 10,000 feet. After a fresh snowfall in winter months, the entire valley looks like the surface of the moon and in summer, it shows a few patches of greenery. As per the climatic conditions, the best time to explore Nubra valley is between May and October. Make sure to follow Ladakh weather updates, especially at Khardung La before planning an excursion to Nubra Valley.

How to Reach Nubra Valley from Leh?

The most popular route from Leh to Nubra Valley is via Khardung La pass. It takes about 5 hours to reach Diskit from Leh via car or bike. However, there is another road along the Shyok River via Sakti to Diskit which connects Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake. Khalsar is the meeting point of the Nubra and Shyok rivers. Our Nubra Valley tour packages include adventures and entertaining activities for all kinds of tourists. Camping, shopping, monastery visits are some of the popular things to do in Nubra Valley. Book our tour packages to Ladakh and discover the hidden sights of Nubra Valley with our customizable itinerary. Get the best holiday discounts and a satisfying travel experience on your holidays in Ladakh.

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Leh to Nubra Valley – A Travel Guide

• September 22, 2023 December 29, 2023
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Every adventurer’s top bucket list item is the drive from Leh to Nubra Valley, and for a good cause too! The journey is surreal, filled with adventure, stunning natural scenery, and views of the Himalayan, Zanskar, and Karakoram mountains. The distance from Leh to Nubra is 160km.

A biker’s paradise, Nubra Valley is home to Diskit, Turtuk, Panamik, and several other unspoiled locations. There are countless locations to discover, coupled with vibrant local customs that have captured the interest of many tourists.

On the five-hour journey from Leh to Nubra Valley, you will cross either the Khardung La or the Wari La, two of the highest motorable highways in the world. Even though the ride can be a little choppy at times, the mountain views are spellbinding and make up for it. Is there anything better than being surrounded by mountains, culture, and adventure? On your Leh-Ladakh journey, Ladakh will draw you back into its abundant domain because it is one of India’s best-kept secrets.

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How to Reach from Leh to Nubra Valley

By Bus : Choosing a bus from Leh would allow you to travel in Ladakh like a local. The cheapest form of transportation is them. However, these buses don’t make any stops along the journey for sightseeing. Both government and private entities run regular bus services to and from the Nubra Valley. There are approximately 8–9 buses operated by the state’s JKSRTC department that connect different villages such as Diskit, Hunder, Panamik, Turtuk, and Sumur.

Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, three buses travel from Leh to Diskit. It leaves from the Leh bus stop around six in the morning. Every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 a.m., a different bus departs from Leh for Skuroo in the Nubra Valley. Additionally, a second bus to Turtuk leaves the Leh bus station every Saturday at 6 a.m. Before the L.O.C., it was the last village in Nubra Valley. All of these tickets are easily obtainable at the Leh bus station. Depending on the bus and the route you take, the one-way bus ticket ranges from 200 to 300 rupees per person.

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By Bike : Given that you’ll want to stop at Khardung La for some exploring, the entire bike/car route to Nubra Valley from Leh will take you roughly 5 hours. In Leh, you can look for bike rentals, which are very easy to locate. Though the prices might not be adjustable, there are more than enough rental options to pick from.

If you’ve taken a bike rental with you to Leh, you might need to return it to your hotel and get a new one in Leh to get to Nubra. You are free to take the same van to Nubra and other locations while on your cycling vacation in Ladakh if you are taking your bike or car to Leh.

Contact your hotel’s manager or operator if you have questions regarding your rental alternatives. He’ll set it up for you. Although it may sound appealing, it is not recommended for beginners to ride a bike through Leh’s picturesque roads. Only those with prior expertise biking on hazardous roads are advised to do so.

There are numerous ways to get to Nubra from both the Leh Bus Stand and the Leh Airport. However, taking a shared taxi is a preferable choice if you wish to go from Leh to Nubra Valley at your own pace. Given that they are speedier and more pleasant than buses, they are far more convenient. The cost per person is often in the range of INR 400.

By personal vehicle : There are multiple ways to get to Nubra Valley from Leh. These are accessible via the Agham Shyok, Wari La, and Khardung La Passes.

Route 1: Leh to Nubra valley via Khardung La Pass

1. After passing Din Brothers, travel northeast from Leh.

2. After passing the SBI ATM on the left-hand side, turn slightly left from the Omni Van Taxi Stand.

3. Turn slightly to the right to pass the SSP and FRO on the left.

4. Take the Khardung La Road to the left.

5. After passing the Khardung La Gompa on the left, turn right to stay on Khardung La Road.

6. Make a second left.

7. Take a right turn to pass the Hotel Rimo on your right.

8. Take Charasa Road to the left.

9. To stay on Charasa Road, turn left.

Route 2: Via Wari La

For those who are up for an adventure and a challenge, this is the best path. From Leh to Nubra Valley, there is a longer, more challenging, and considerably less popular path. In comparison to the journey via Khardung La, the route via Wari La is not only more difficult but also takes more time.

The road is broken in some spots and not frequently traveled. In essence, you will be driving on dirt, pebbles, and occasionally even water. Due to a lot of snowfall at the Pass in June, this road will be blocked. Remember that it’s not one of your typical high-altitude passes.

Wari La Pass, perched at a height of 17,400 feet, is particularly challenging to cross. The last 20 miles of the pass are quite steep. The trail also has several water crossings in store for you.

Except for Sakti, which you can only access after crossing Wari La, there are no villages in this area where you can pause for a snack.

Nevertheless, very little can match the excitement of traveling via the notorious Wari La Pass! Along with a once-in-a-lifetime journey, you get to brag about drastically different landscapes and perspectives.

Under Cliffhangers customer experience The Wari La Pass path, one of the top places to visit on your vacation to Leh, is unquestionably something to take into consideration if you’re an experienced biker and not afraid of heights.

Some people might even decide to travel through the Wari La route to return to Leh via the Khardung La route to travel to Nubra.

1. Take a trip from Leh Taktok.

2. Continue on Taktok through Chang La to Pangong Tso. Beautiful Pangong Tso Lake is sandwiched between India and Tibet, which may be seen from the opposite side.

3. Leave Taktok on the highway that leads to Khalsar.

4. Take the route heading to the settlement of Agam after crossing Khalsar.

5. After leaving the settlement of Agam, the road splits, with the right branching off in the direction of Wari La and the left-branching off to Shyok village. Pick the correct path.

Route 3: Via Shyok Road

Additionally, this is not truly the path you take from Leh to Nubra Valley. It is more of a route from Pangong Tso to Nubra Valley or the other way around.

It takes roughly 6-7 hours to get from one location to the other using this road.

It is suggested that you travel to Nubra Valley through the Khardung La road and then proceed directly to Pangong Lake via the Shyok road. By doing this, you will avoid having to travel from Nubra Valley back to Leh, saving you a day.

Even sedans and hatchbacks can navigate the entirety of this road because of its easy driving conditions. Although there are a few rough spots in between, the trip will be fun.

Facilities throughout the route

Given that Nubra is roughly 150 kilometers from Leh, it is crucial to be aware of the gasoline orders and gas stations along the way to Nubra in advance to avoid any hiccups. It is recommended to refuel at Leh itself and bring extra fuel for the trip.

If you happen to run out of gas en route, there is a gas station at Diskit. Here, you can refuel your tanks. Remember that this might be the lone gas station in Nubra Valley. In the nearby settlements of Hunder, Panamik, Turtuk, and others, there are no gas stations. You just need one tank of gas from Leh unless you intend to travel to Pangong Tso.

It is generally advised that you acquire some abilities before embarking on your bike tour to comfortably enjoy the experience. A few mechanics are accessible throughout the voyage, though. While a technician may be able to assist you, it never hurts to be prepared with a few tricks. Depending on your budget, another choice is to hire a mechanic for the entire trip. You won’t have to search for a technician in times of need, but one will undoubtedly be helpful. Finding mechanics when you need them may be quite difficult outside of Leh.

There are a lot of dhabas, restaurants, and eating establishments in Leh that serve steaming hot, tasty meals, but Khardung La may not have as many options. You can also choose to eat in the restaurant at your hotel or camp, go out to dhabas, or stay in a homestay. At the formidable Khardung La Pass, there may be few to no dining alternatives, thus it is advised that you bring ample food.

Is Leh to Nubra Valley via Shyok Road safe?

The hardest route is certainly this one. It is not necessarily incorrect to classify this road as “Dangerous” and to rank it last among the best roads. The only time people utilize this road is to travel directly from Nubra Valley to Pangong Tso, or vice versa since it takes just 6 hours to get between the two locations.

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Leh to Ladakh’s Moonscape - The Nubra Valley

What comes to your mind when you hear the place's name, Nubra Valley? Probably a picture of a majestic valley with snowcapped mountains? But the reality is far different from what it seems. Home to beautiful landscapes, postcard villages, contrasting cultures and a part of the ancient silk route, Leh to Nubra Valley sits on every traveller’s bucket list who has ever dreamt of visiting Ladakh. People from all over the world come to Nubra Valley just to cut out from the outer world and relax amidst the peaceful paradise, which has abundant beauty. The road, the blue skies, and the amiable people make the journey more enjoyable to travel. You will find yourself weeks here in the valley but will not have your fit of it. There are high-altitude passes, beautiful lakes, challenging roads, mesmerising valleys, inviting treks and double-humped camels, enough to keep you, your gaze and your camera occupied for as long as you stay in Leh and Ladakh.

The beautiful Nubra Valley is one enchanting and breathtaking place that highlights your Leh tour package . A small and mysterious place tucked up in the lap of the Himalayas, nurturing an untouched beauty and enigmatic culture. The distance between Leh to Nubra Valley is approximately 100 kilometres. Nubra Valley’s actual name is believed to be ‘Ldumra’, which means ‘Valley of Flowers.’ Also known as the ‘Orchard of Ladakh’, Nubra Valley is a part of our country which is on top of every traveller’s bucket list. Here’s everything you need to know about travelling from Leh to Nubra Valley. When you visit Nubra Valley, you will soon realise that the place is much more than what you have heard about it.

Best Time to Visit Nubra Valley

Many people are still unaware of the fact that the Nubra Valley remains open for tourists throughout the year. The roads might be temporarily closed due to heavy snowfall during the winter months, but the Indian Army regularly work to restore the connectivity of the roads for travellers and transportation. But we strongly recommend you plan your trip to Nubra Valley from Leh during the summer months, between the end of May and early September. During these months, the roads are open, and you will see a lot of tourists and locals conquering the trail. The resorts, hotels and other accommodation options are also in full swing throughout the summer months.

Another reason to visit the Nubra Valley during the summer months is the blossoming of seasonal flowers, which turns the valley into a valley of flowers. Who would believe that there is also a valley of flowers in a cold desert like Ladakh? But it is definitely true. In summers, the Nubra Valley completely transforms into a colourful heaven full of tea plantations, mustard fields, wheat and barley fields, fruit gardens, and trees of apricots, almonds and sea buckthorns.

Altitude and Acclimatisation in Nubra Valley

Nubra Valley in Ladakh is almost perched at a height of almost 10,000 feet from sea level. The altitude of Nubra Valley is lower than that of Leh, which needs travellers to acclimatise to the weather first. One of the most preferred and shortest routes to travel from Leh to Nubra Valley is via the Khardung La pass, which we will discuss later in the blog post, where travellers must acclimatise themselves for at least two days. One must remember not to spend only a little bit of time on top of Khardung La as one might feel nauseated or dizzy on top.

Before travelling from Leh to Nubra Valley, one must keep some medicines handy, looking at the overall distance from Leh to Nubra Valley and the height of the place. In some cases, when one might feel nauseated, keeping dark chocolate can help a lot. Travellers must keep their backpacks light and not forget important things like warm clothing, medicines, torches etc. so that they can help themselves when required.

Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La Pass

You have three different routes to reach the beautiful and enchanting Nubra Valley from Leh. We will discuss the most commonly taken route, which is via the Khardung La pass. You will find patches of well-constructed roads along this route, which will add much joy to your overall experience. Almost every traveller visiting Leh prefers going to the Nubra Valley via the Khardungla La because it is quick, smoother and easier as compared to other routes connecting Leh to Nubra Valley. Here’s everything you would expect en route to the fantastic 160 km drive.

Leh to Khardung La

The overall distance from Leh to Nubra Valley is approximately 160 km. The most popular spot of your 160 km drive will be the Khardung La pass. It practically takes almost 2 to 2.5 hours to drive from Leh to Khardung La pass, including the refreshments and photo breaks you would take before reaching Khardung La. Start early from Leh, give a halt at the Khardung La top, visit the top, take a refreshment break and then leave for Nubra Valley.

North Pullu

Once you leave Khardung La on your trip from Leh to Nubra Valley, the road will lead you to your next destination, which is North Pullu. You can find a glacier water stream in this beautiful place. Sometimes, the water stream gets frozen, which can be a good photo shoot for your trip to Nubra Valley.

When you drive ahead of North Pullu, you will come across a remote and quaint village called Khardong, or some people would call it Khardung. You can halt here and fill your stomach before moving ahead.

After a refreshment break at the Khardong village, you will come across a village called Khalsar. At this spot, if you go straight, you will reach Panamik and Sumur. If you take a right, you will head towards Turtuk and Diskit.

One of your major reasons for taking the road from Leh to Nubra Valley has to be the Diskit Monastery. The monastery atop a hill looks very impressive and is one of the largest monasteries in the Nubra Valley. One can also visit the gigantic Maitreya Buddha, which is a 32 feet tall statue facing the Shyok river. Diskit village comprises a lot of eateries and accommodation options if you are tired from the journey and want to relax before heading to the Nubra Valley.

Hunder Sand Dunes

Once you move ahead 7 km ahead of the Diskit village, you will see miles of free-flowing, ever-shifting Hunder sand dunes. You will find yourself amidst pure white sand dunes spread over 4 to 5 km in the Nubra Valley. Apart from this, staying at Hunder for some time is advisable because you can enjoy the Bactrian Camel ride. These are two-humped camels, which you will not find anywhere else in India.

On your last day, you can head to Turtuk village, India's last village. Turtuk village is a cultural hub where a unique culture called the Balti prevails. The Turtuk village is filled with an abundance of Apricot Orchards, and staying here in the village is strongly recommended to enjoy the place’s rich history, folk dances and unique rituals.

Important Things to Carry

Nubra in Ladakh is a part of the inner line, meaning the place is close to the Indian border. This is why an Inner Line Permit is required for Indian nationals and foreigners. You can obtain the ILP from Leh by visiting the DM office or online. One can also outsource the Inner Line Permit work to their travel agency. Before heading to the Nubra Valley, carry multiple copies of the ILP and keep it on top of your luggage because you need to show them at every checkpoint you pass.

Nubra Valley is indeed one of the most enchanting places in Ladakh, which is a must-visit place in your Leh trip. From trekking in Ladakh to enjoying the double-humped camel ride or the local Ladakhi delicacies, there is something for everyone visiting the crown jewel of India. Nubra Valley is Ladakh's cultural capital, offering a unique and rustic landscape and beautiful history. If you are travelling solo or with your friends and family to Leh, you must plan your travel itinerary diligently, where Veena World Leh tour packages can greatly help. Once you visit Leh to Nubra Valley with Veena World, the romance of this place shall always be alive in your heart.

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This 7 Days Nubra Valley & Pangong Lake Tour package will give you a complete tour of the two amazing places of Ladakh- Pangong Lake and Nubra Valley. If you love adventure then this package is just for you. Extending the services and benefits of this 7 Days tour Leh Ladakh package, we give you a chance to cut loose your hassles and stress of planning, booking, and chasing people around.

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Arrival Leh in the morning and transfer to the hotel. Take complete rest for the day for acclimatization to the high altitude of Leh (11,500 ft / 3500 mtrs). Overnight in hotel.

On the 2nd day of the tour, you will head towards Alchi after having a delicious breakfast. Alchi is famous for miniature paintings and monastery. En-route you will drive past the Magnetic Hill and the confluence of River Indus and River Zanskar at Nimu. Upon your arrival, you will visit the Alchi Monastery. The foundation stone of the monastery was laid sometime back in 990 A.D. Explore the historical and cultural heritage of the monastery and spend some time in peace here.

Return to the hotel after the daylong excursion for leisure. Overnight stay at the hotel in Leh.

Post breakfast embark on a mesmerizing drive to the Nubra Valley which is 125 kilometers from Leh. On the way to Nubra Valley, cross the Khardungla Pass which is 18360 ft. above the sea level and is the highest motorable pass in the world. In the afternoon, visit the Diskit and Hunder Monasteries and also the White Sand Dunes. Enjoy a camel safari on the double humped camels which are found only in the Nubra Valley as far as India is concerned.

Overnight at deluxe camp/hotel.

After the morning breakfast, visit the Samstanling Monastery and then embark on a return drive to Leh via Khardungla Pass. In the evening, you can do some last minute shopping in the Leh markets which are famous for Pashmina Shawls, Pearls, Chinese Cutleries and Ladakhi wooden handicraft items.

Overnight at hotel.

Early departure for Pangong Lake (approx. 145 kms, located on the Indo China Border), via Chang-la pass (alt: 17370 ft). After full day of sightseeing around the late check-in at fixed tented camp near the lake at Spangmik or drive back for 30 kms to Tangtse and check into Hotel / Guest House for overnight stay.

After breakfast, leave Pangong / Tangtse and retrace the Leh route across Chang-La. Enjoy the panoramic views on your way to Leh. Upon reaching Karu, you will drive across the Indus vis Shey Palace and visit the famous Hemis Monastery which is the biggest monastery of Ladakh. After spending some time here you will head towards Leh, en-route visiting the picturesque Thiksey Monastery. This 12-storey complex is one of the famous monasteries of the region. Snuggled at an altitude of 3,600 m above the sea level, from here you can get the breathtaking views of the valley.

Upon your arrival at the Leh, you will have an assisted transfer to the hotel. If the time and energy permits you can visit the market. Overnight stay at the hotel in Leh.

Early morning transfer to the airport for taking the flight back home.

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Start your trip with the Sham region (western Ladakh), because this part of Ladakh is at lower altitude and it is good to travel there during acclimatization. You can do a short day trip up to Sangam (as in itinerary #1 and itinerary #2 ) or you could explore the Sham region further over 2 days by driving all the way up to Kargil and spend a night there (as in itinerary #3 ). With itinerary #1 , you visit the monasteries of the Indus valley (Hemis, Thiksey, Shey, etc.) on the second day.

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