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Ladakh
High passes, blue lakes and monasteries
Ladakh · Photo: Sourav Bhadra / Unsplash
Ladakh holidays from Mumbai
Ladakh holidays from Mumbai fly you into Leh for monasteries, the Nubra Valley's dunes over Khardung La, the blue water of Pangong Tso and, for the adventurous, Turtuk and the dark skies of Hanle. Our three private journeys run 5 to 8 nights and start from ₹27,000 per person. The season runs roughly mid-May to September.
Why go
- Pangong Lake's changing blues
- The sand dunes and Bactrian camels of Nubra
- Thiksey, Hemis and the monasteries of the Indus valley
- Some of the clearest night skies in India
Designed by Prafull Pitale · Updated 5 October 2026
- Fly into
- Leh (IXL)
- From Mumbai
- Direct flights in season, or via Delhi
- Season
- Mid-May to September
- Altitude
- Leh about 3,500 m; passes above 5,000 m
- Permits
- Needed for Nubra, Pangong, Turtuk and Hanle; we arrange them
Choose your journey
Three ways to see Ladakh
All private, all changeable. Prices are per person on twin sharing, in Standard hotels.
5 nightsEasyLeh & Nubra
- Two easy days in Leh to acclimatise
- Over Khardung La to the Nubra Valley
- Bactrian camels at Hunder dunes
- Monasteries of the Sham valley
6 nightsClassicLeh, Nubra & Pangong
- Leh, Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake
- The Shyok river road from Nubra to Pangong
- A night beside Pangong Lake
- Thiksey and the Sham valley monasteries
8 nightsSignatureLadakh Signature
- Turtuk, a Balti village near the Karakoram
- Pangong Lake and the road south to Hanle
- Stargazing at Hanle's dark-sky reserve
- Eight nights with time to acclimatise
In pictures
Ladakh, in pictures
When to go
Best time to visit Ladakh
Mid-May to September. The high passes open in late spring and close with the first heavy snow, usually in October. June to August is peak season.
Our favourite months
Prafull's notes
- Day one in Leh is for rest only. No sightseeing, plenty of water — it's the single best way to avoid altitude sickness.
- Talk to your doctor before the trip if anyone has heart, lung or blood-pressure conditions; Leh sits at about 3,500 m.
- Pangong camps are basic-comfortable at best and nights are cold even in July. We pack the warm layers list in your notes.
Good to know
Ladakh questions
How many days do you need for Ladakh?
Six nights covers Leh, Nubra and Pangong with a proper rest day on arrival. Five nights works without Pangong; eight adds Turtuk and Hanle.
When is the best time to visit Ladakh?
Mid-May to September, when the high passes are open. June to August is busiest; September is quieter with clear skies.
Is Ladakh safe for senior citizens?
Many seniors travel to Ladakh comfortably, but the altitude is real. Get a doctor's clearance, rest on day one and choose our Easy journey, which skips Pangong.
Do Indians need permits for Ladakh?
Yes, for Nubra, Pangong, Turtuk and Hanle. We apply for them before you arrive; just carry your original ID.
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Plan your Ladakh holiday
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- WhatsApp +91 74800 66666
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