Prince Ayanikkal || Ladakh

Day 1( 7th Aug ) | Arrival in Leh | Welcome to the Top of
the World

After arrival, reach the designated hotel in Leh. Gradually get acclimatised to the climate. Later in the
evening, visit the Leh Market, Leh Palace, and Shanti Stupa on your own. Indulge in a lip-smacking
dinner at the hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel in Leh

Day 2( 8th Aug ) | Leh Local Sightseeing

After breakfast, we’ll take you to the hot spots of Leh. You’d be awestruck by the sight of the Indus &
Zanskar River Sangam, where you could drive along the riverside and visit Pathar Sahib Gurudwara,
which is 25 miles away. From there, we would drive you towards Magnetic Hill, where the surrounding
slopes create an appearance of a downhill road, further taking you to the Hall of Fame. In the evening,
visit Shanti Stupa and Leh Palace. On return to the hotel, you are free to relax and end the day with
dinner and stay.

Day 3( 9th Aug ) | Leh - Nubra Valley via Khardungla

(Distance: 130 km / Driving Time: 5 hrs. / Altitude of Nubra: 3048 mts.)
We will take you to Khardungla pass, the world’s highest motorable pass, and then Diskit, the
headquarters of Nubra Valley. Its attraction is that of an ancient monastery which was built in the 14th
century and is one of the oldest monasteries in Nubra Valley. Continuing from Diskit on a moderate
road and amidst fruit orchids, is the village hunder, famous for sand dunes. At Hunder, you will get to
see the extraordinary, Bactrian Camel, also known as the “Two-Humped Camel”. After a memorable
day in Nubra Valley, it’s time to relax and end your day with a tempting dinner and overnight stay.

DAY 04( 10th Aug ) | Nubra Valley to Turtuk Village | Last
Village of India

After a delicious breakfast, drive towards Turtuk. Turtuk is the last outpost in India after which the
Pakistan-controlled Gilgit-Baltistan begins and is one of the gateways to the Siachen Glacier. The place
is culturally, linguistically, and historically different from what you’ve seen till now in your Ladakh
holiday as it falls under the Gilgit-Baltistan region. Even the landscape is different with dramatic narrow
valleys and steep mountains, unlike Central Ladakh and Nubra. Comparatively, situated at a lower
altitude than Leh, you’ll see green pastures here that yield fresh produce like apricots and apples.
Overnight stay at the campsite in Nubra Valley

Day 5( 11th Aug ) | Nubra Valley - Pangong Tso
(Distance: 180 kms. / Driving Time: 6 hrs. / Altitude of Pangong: 4250 mts.)

After an early breakfast, you will leave for Pangong, which has been a tourist attraction for a very long
time and has gained further popularity after being a “hot spot” for many film shoots. “The Pangong
Lake” on the Indo-China Border, holds a route with quaint villages and Gompa. We would reach the
lake a little before the sun sets, where you could spend time and soak in the breathtaking view of the
crystal clear water and majestic mountains. After a relaxing evening, we would all sit for dinner and
spend the night at the campsite at Pangong.

Day 6( 12th Aug ) | Pangong - Leh via Chang La Pass
(Distance: 160 kms. / Driving Time: 6 hrs. / Altitude of Leh: 3524 mts.)

We would wrap up the campsite at Pangong, and leave for Leh post breakfast through Chang La pass.
En route, visit Shey and Thiksey Monastery. Also halt at Druk Padma School (aka Rancho School) if
time permits. On arrival, you could visit the market and wander the shops for pashmina shawls and other
handicrafts. The last night would be completed with dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel in Leh.

Day 7( 13th Aug ) | Departure
With a heavy heart, your journey to mother nature “Leh”, ends here. After breakfast, check out from the
hotel and proceed to the airport for your onward journey. Depart with memories galore!

 

Accomodation Provided :

LEH – Bodhi tree / Similar .
NUBRA – Magpie camp / Similar .
PANGONG - 100 Sky camps / similar .
* Subject to availability *