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From budget tours to luxury Ladakh holidays, our packages cover all major attractions and give you ample time to experience local culture and cuisine, and vibrant traditions. Experience the ultimate journey with our well-crafted Leh-Ladakh tour packages.

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You will get a chance to visit these wonderful locales and landmarks, such as the Shanti Stupa, Spituk Monastery, Pangong Lake, and the fabled Kargil War Memorial.
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Explore Ladakh with Trivikal
Ladakh is known for its breathtaking beautiful lands, majestic snow-clad mountains, serene lakes, and adventurous routes. Unwind yourself in the beauty of Pangong Tso, Nubra Valley, Magnetic Hill, and the Zanskar Valley. Whether you want to ride through those curvaceous roads by motorbikes or just bask in the stillness of ice lake shores, Trivikal's Ladakh tour packages fit the bill for just about everyone.

Why Leh-Ladakh is the Perfect Destination?
Adventure Awaits: Witness exciting activities like trekking, river rafting, and mountain biking.
Scenic Wonders: Breathtaking scenery-right from vast valleys to frozen lakes
Cultural Immersion: Explore the Buddhist culture at ancient monasteries and local markets
Year-Round Tours: Whether it's summer treks, winter snow escapes, Ladakh remains a dream destination for all seasons.

Best Time to Visit Leh-Ladakh
Ladakh is a destination that one can visit throughout the year, for in each season, a different experience is experienced. The best time for your Ladakh tour would depend on your interests-whether you are an adventure-seeker, culture enthusiast, or relaxation lover.
1. Peak Season – June to September
Another best time to visit Leh is during the summer season. Over the summer months, the minimum and maximum temperatures vary - between 20°C and 30°C. During all these months, monasteries like Thiksey, Likir, Shey, and Stongdey become an exciting tour. You can also experience another phenomenon known as the Magnetic Hill or attend festivals like the Hemis and Yuru Kabgyat, during which you can enjoy the cultural vibrancy of the region.
2. Shoulder Season – September to February
Winter brings temperatures as low as 0°C to -10°C at night, while the day has bright and warm sunshine. It's the best time for adventure enthusiasts to witness the famous trek of Chadar on the frozen ice of the Zanskar River. It hosts cultural events such as the Spituk Gustor and Stok Monastery Festival where you can find the bounty of Ladakh's spirit amidst the snow.

3. Waning Season: July to August
Short spurts of rain add a mystic touch to the Ladakh landscape during the monsoons as crisp cool air overshadows. Adventure seekers can indulge in thrilling white water rafting on the Indus or Zanskar rivers or take on the Markha Valley Trek or Kang Yatse Trek.

Getting There to Leh-Ladakh
Nestling between the Karakoram and Himalayan ranges, Ladakh is located at 9,800 feet with breathtaking landscapes with strong influences of culture. Getting to Leh is such an experience by itself, despite the remoteness that this place commands. Here's how one can reach Ladakh:

1. By Flight
Leh's Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport is India's one of the highest commercial airports situated just 3.8 km from the city. It connects major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Srinagar, and Jammu through airlines Air India and GoAir. Cabs are easily available outside the airport for transfers. Moreover, one can also fly internationally to Leh through connecting flights from Delhi or Mumbai.

2. By Road
Road travel to Leh is thrilling, and there are two highways which lead to the place:

Manali-Leh Highway: It spans 473 km in length and is accessible from mid-June to early October and takes around 19 hours.
Srinagar-Leh Highway: It spans 434 km and is accessible from July to November. The highway offers some of the most breathtaking views. Visit the Drass War Memorial and the Lamayuru Monastery.
There are both Himachal Pradesh (HRTC) and Jammu & Kashmir Tourism (SRTC) buses plying regularly on the two roads.

3. By Train
The nearest railway station to Ladakh is Jammu Tawi, 708 km from Ladakh. From there, taxis and buses will take you on a 15-hour journey to Leh. Stations at Chandigarh and Pathankot also lead to Ladakh, though much farther from it.

4. By Bike
Many adventure-seekers choose a bike tour to Leh.

Manali-Leh Highway: It's a 490 km stretch of journey and has experience with thrilling rides on Rohtang Pass, Baralacha La, and Tanglang La.
Srinagar-Leh Highway: It is 434 km of magnificent scenic journey that goes past Zoji La Pass and Drass. It is suitable for those who can offer fewer challenges.
Pathankot-Leh Route: For the adventure-seekers, this 1,235 km path offers an extended journey, taking 3 days to cover.
5. By Car
This is one of the most accessible self-drive highways: Srinagar-Leh and Manali-Leh highways offer breathtaking views, so a visit to Zoji La Pass, Kargil, and Rohtang Pass will be irresistible. With a self-drive tour, you get to explore places on your schedule and experience roadside cafes and culture immersion.

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Top Tourist Places in Ladakh
1. Pangong Tso
Pangong Tso is an ethereal high-altitude lake that extends from India to Tibet (4,350m). Pangong Tso is renowned for its color-changing waters and large wild animal population. The silent lake, accompanied with mountains, is perfect for stargazing and mesmerizing sunset views.

2. Shanti Stupa
This white-domed stupa, set up on a hill in Leh, provides one with breathtaking views along with a sense of serenity. Erected in 1991 by a Japanese Buddhist, this has accommodated relics of Buddha. The photographers and spiritual seekers alike should not miss it.

3. Spituk Gompa
Dating back to the 11th century, this ancient monastery gives a look into Ladakh's Buddhist culture. Looking out over the Indus River, it conducts colorful festivities and sports a unique idol of Goddess Kali that is only uncovered on special occasions.

4. Magnetic Hill
Witness how at this gravity-defying place surrounded by the Himalayas and the Sindhu River, vehicles seemingly come up in mid-air, a mind-bending illusion.

5. Hemis National Park
Famous for snow leopards and exotic wildlife, this is South Asia's largest national park. It offers trekking, wildlife safaris, and a rare opportunity to spot Tibetan wolves and red foxes.
 
6. Thiksey Monastery
This 15th-century monastery houses a towering 15m statue of Maitreya Buddha. Perched on top of its hill, Thiksey Monastery gives you panoramic views while taking you into the spiritual heart of Tibetan Buddhism.
 
7. Khardung La Pass
One of the world's highest motorable roads at 5,359m, Khardung La, gives scenic vistas and happens to be a gateway to Nubra and Shyok Valleys.

8. Drass Valley
"The Gateway to Ladakh," is what Drass is termed because it is the second coldest inhabited place in the world. It also has great historical importance since this was where the Kargil War was fought, and the Drass War Memorial serves as proof.

9. Leh Palace
This nine-story building, constructed in the 17th century, has views of Leh town and features some royal artifacts. Do not miss the view of Namgyal Tsemo Monastery and Stok Kangri peak from the rooftop.

10. Nubra Valley
Many people also refer to Nubra Valley as the "Orchard of Ladakh," since it has rather pretty landscapes that contain Hunder Sand Dunes and Diskit Monastery. It also features hot springs and floral colors.

11. Zanskar Valley
Adventure enthusiasts can head to the remote Zanskar Valley, visit ancient monasteries, and enjoy trekking on the frozen Zanskar River for Chadar Trek.

12. Tso Moriri Lake
This tranquil lake at an altitude of 4,595m is excellent for camping and birding. It is surrounded with snow-capped peaks, beautiful sunrises, and nights under stars.

13. Sangam Point
Watch the grand meeting of Indus and Zanskar Rivers beside Leh. The silvery whitish fishback-blue colours of the two present a very beautiful natural spectacle, ideal for rafting and relaxation.
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14. Zoji La Pass
Zoji La Pass is a pass connecting Ladakh and Kashmir. Though somewhat challenging and passing through towering peaks and hairpin bends, it's pretty much quite an adventure for thrilling adventure seekers.

Ladakh getaway? Are you an adventure junkie or at peace? Well, Ladakh has a perfect combination of adventure, nature, and culture. Here's the list of must-try activities that will make your Ladakh experience unforgettable:

1. Chadar Trek – Walk on a Frozen River
Chadar Trek is an incredibly fabulous 9-day sojourn across the frozen Zanskar River. While traversing on the ice, high snow-clad cliffs are quite in view, along with bright blue skies - a surreal white landscape all around. Nerak is the majestic frozen waterfall at the end, and it leaves all the adventurers in an awe-struck mood. Temperatures plumb as low as -30°C to bring about this test of endurance.

2. Motorbiking – Discover Ladakh on a motorbike! Begin in Manali, go up through Rohtang Pass, and descend towards Leh on the side of the majestic Indus River. The showstopper here would be a ride up to Khardung La Pass-one of the world's highest motorable roads. Do stop alongside the breathtaking beauty of Pangong Lake and Tso Moriri Lake.

3. Indus River White Water Rafting
There is no better way to enjoy rafting on the beautiful yet forceful rapids of the Indus River (Grades I–III). As you are running along in the Ladakh's rugged landscape, you will pass gorges, rugged cliffs and towering mountains. This adventure is a perfect combination of fun and scenic beauty for any rafter whether greenhorn or veteran.

4. Nubra Valley Camel Safari
The experience of double-humped Bactrian camel safari in the Nubra Valley is a complete exclusive to Ladakh. Ride across the sand dunes from Hunder to Diskit, cross over Shyok and Nubra Rivers that were once part of the ancient Silk Route. Along the way, interact with the local people, explore remote villages, and dip into Ladakhi culture.
5. Skiing on Snow-Capped Mountains
If you are a sports lover of the winter type, then you must ski down the passionate slopes at Khardung La Pass or go cross-country skiing trails at Drass and Pensi La Pass. With breathtaking views and challenging terrains, Ladakh beckons you for your adrenaline rush.

6. Sun sets over the serene scenario of the Shanti Stupa
Leh Shanti Stupa: This is the place to witness the most breathtaking sunsets as the golden shades of the sun set the white-domed stupa against a beautiful view of the sprawling town of Leh, with snow-capped mountains looming above it - a serene yet spiritually uplifting and fantastic view.

7. Magnetic Hill
Visiting Magnetic Hill, that lies on the Leh-Kargil-Baltic highway. Famous for gravity-defying phenomenon, this is one of the attraction sites that attract all curiously traveling people to this place. The vehicles left parked at the bottom of the magnetic hill appear to move up. This creates an optical illusion that is mysterious and fascinating.

8. Camping under the stars, Pangong Tso
Overnight camp by the shores of Pangong Tso or Tso Moriri under the star-lit night sky. The clear, pollution-free skies of Ladakh make stargazing a magical experience by the shores of these serene lakes. You are bound to be left spell-bound by the calm sound of water and the sky shining in at you with thousands of constellations.

9. Discover the Bustling Local Markets
Ladakh is a busy marketplace replete with Tibetan artifacts and souvenirs. Handstitched local carpets, jewelry made of antique silver and goldline the local markets. Prayer flags are sold at Moti Market or Tibetan Market, singing bowls, and rugs-all are found there. There is an individual shopping experience due to the amiable shopkeepers and their hospitality.

10. Grab the b/w beauty of Pangong Lake
No Ladakh trip is complete without a visit to the saltwater Pangong Lake spread across parts of India and China. Lie on the shimmering blue waters, indulge in the varied and fabulous viewpoints, and let this marvelous lake change colors with the sun during the day. Camping here can also be done, if you find the scenery too enchanting to leave.

Cuisine of Ladakh:

1. Thukpa
Soupy Noodle with chinese and Tibetan flavor
Should be enjoyed with chilled warm chilli evenings
2. Sea Buckthorn Juice
Drink the vitamin-enriched juice made out of Sea Buckthorn locally grown berries
Bright Orange colored Juice, renowned for its health-giving properties
3. Tsampa
Roasted Barley flour dish mixed with Tibetan Butter in Ladakh.
Usually eaten plain or with some tea for a fast and healthy repast
4. Cholak
A tasty recipe using Chhang (local beer), Tsampa and buttermilk.
Quite excellent to prepare high energy
5. Holkur
Ladakhi nut biscuits using grains and sugar
Low calorie product, it can be taken at the treks
6. Chhurpi
Dried yak cheese is mostly taken as a snack, or mixed in soups or stews
Good source of proteins and thus quite liked by the trekkers
7. Tigmo
Steamed or fermented bread is taken with vegetable stew.
It should have soft spongy texture with bold flavors.
8. Gur Gur Cha (Butter Tea)
Ladakhi traditional tea made from yak butter, salt, and leaves.
It energizes and hydrates you when there are those frosty months
9. Qahwa
The spiced tea that includes the crunch of saffron and cinnamon to thaw your veins
10. Mokthuk
Dumplings served together in a delicious broth
Fills your belly just enough
11. Skieu (Skyu)
A warm, nourishing stew made with dough balls, meat, potatoes, and vegetables.
Comfort food at once nourishing and pleasant to the palate.
12. Chhang
Moderately intoxicating fermented beer brewed with barley or wheat
The regional specialty for special occasions with Ladakh
13. Khambir
Slightly sweet, sweet Ladakhi bread that can be enjoyed with butter or apricot jam.
14. Paba
Flat barley cake usually consumed with soups and stews
Taste earthy and healthy.
15. Apricot Jam
Make it from locally harvested apricots that will provide the sweet and sour taste.
Perfect as spread with Khambir bread
16. Chutagi
Ladakhi: Dumplings made from meat or vegetables, with a stew
One of the musts for the foodie
17. Thenthuk
Noodle soup made from hand-pulled noodles. It is served with vegetables or meat
Popular during winter months for the warming spices
18. Tingmo
Steamed, fluffy bread that usually accompany stews or curries
19. Skyu
Alternative of dough ball stew, ready and served often with vegetables
20. Chhang
Besides the beer one, this fermented drink has become an integral part of Ladakh's social life.

Tips to Know Before Traveling to Ladakh
1. Inner Line Permit
Required for restricted areas like Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Changthang, and Dha-Hanu.
Get it from local authorities of Leh.
2. Pack Weather-Appropriate Clothing
Even in the midst of summer, Ladakh's weather is unpredictable, so carry heavy woolens.
Moisturizers, sunscreen (SPF 40+) and sunglasses to protect from UV rays form the essentials.
3. Acclimatize Properly
1-2 days to get used to the altitude would avoid Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).
Do not strain yourselves too much in the first few days.
4. Carry sufficient Cash
Not much ATM facilities available and credit cards may not even be accepted in the more remote corners.
Leh and Kargil have most banking facilities; however, still it would be better to carry Indian currency in cash.
5. Stay Hydrated
Drinking water at regular intervals keeps dehydration due to high altitude away.
6. Learn Local Way of Life
Respect local conventions and customs to avoid hurting natives' sentiments.
Modern facilities exist mainly in Leh while in rural areas, there is basic provision.
7. Prepare for Limited Internet and Connectivity 

Only in Leh, will there be reliable internet connectivity. BSNL postpaid SIM with you, for the best connectivity is possible though, covered might still be not thoroughly

8. Medical Essentials 
Availability of hospitals is restricted mainly to Leh and Kargil. Carry with you, a first aid kit along with necessary prescription drugs.
9. Preparation for the Cold Desert Climate
Even on hot summer days, the temperature may drop sharply; therefore, warm clothes are essential.
10. Travel Accessories
Carry along emergency lights, portable stoves, a first aid kit, and bathroom essentials.
11. Vehicle Puc
Your vehicle should be in good shape, with a minor repair tool kit.
 

Commodities to Carry on Ladakh Tour

Clothing & Accessories

• Woollen clothes: jackets, thermals, sweaters, mufflers, socks, and gloves.
• Sunglasses to protect from strong sunlight at a high altitude.
• Sunscreen lotion (SPF 40+) to avoid sunburn.
• Lip balm or Vaseline in case of lip chafing.

Health & Safety

• Medications for dizziness, headache, stomach ache, and motion sickness. First-aid kit with staples.
• Any essential prescribed medicines.
• Water bottle for hydration along the journey.

Gadgets & Electronics

• Camera for aerial beauty of Ladakh. Extra memory cards to capture the breathtaking beauty.
• Phone and laptop charger and an additional power bank as a backup.
• Extra battery for deeper exploration

Travel Essentials

• ID card or any other identification.
• Offline map of Ladakh so you can be on your way even without Internet.
• Cash, as credit and debit card services are available only at a few places.
• Chocolates, nuts, and chips. They will help in supporting your energy.

Additional/ Miscellaneous

• Additional bag to bag some shopping or souvenirs
• Toothbrush, toothpaste, moisturizer, face wash, tissue paper, and soap
• Some snacks so that you can maintain your energy and do not get altitude sickness.