Kashmir Leh Ladakh Tour Packages

Reviewed by Leh Ladakh & Kashmir Operations Team

Kashmir Ladakh tour packages start from INR 29,000 for an 8-day itinerary and go up to INR 71,000 for 12-day journeys. These itineraries cover some of North India's most iconic destinations, including Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and Khardung La, combining the lush valleys of Kashmir with the dramatic high-altitude landscapes of Ladakh.

Thrillophilia's Kashmir Leh Ladakh packages include verified hotels and camps, selected meals, private or shared transfers, airport pickups and drop-offs, sightseeing as per the itinerary, and destination support throughout the journey. Depending on the package, you may also get experiences like a Shikara ride on Dal Lake, stays in traditional houseboats, or visits to famous mountain passes and monasteries. Every itinerary is designed to balance travel time with sightseeing, making the journey comfortable without rushing between destinations.

Travelling through Kashmir and Ladakh requires careful route planning because of changing altitudes and long mountain drives. Our Kashmir Ladakh tour packages keep enough room for proper acclimatisation in Leh, manageable driving schedules, and assistance with Inner Line Permits required for places like Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake. Backed by years of on-ground experience and highly rated by travellers, Thrillophilia helps you explore both regions with Kashmir packages and Ladakh packages through well-planned routes, transparent pricing, and reliable destination support.

Best Kashmir Ladakh Tour Packages

The table below compares some of the most popular Kashmir and Ladakh tour packages offered by Thrillophilia, arranged from the most budget-friendly to premium journeys.

Budget Breakdown for Kashmir Leh Ladakh Packages

The cost of Kashmir Leh Ladakh packages depends on the destinations covered, trip duration, accommodation category, transport, and experiences included. Whether you're exploring Kashmir's valleys or comparing Ladakh packages, the table below provides an approximate daily expense breakdown to help you plan your budget.

What is Included in Kashmir and Ladakh Tour Packages

Every Kashmir Leh Ladakh tour package by Thrillophilia is designed to simplify travel across both regions by covering the essential logistics in advance. Depending on the itinerary you choose, inclusions generally cover:

• Comfortable stays in verified hotels, traditional Kashmiri houseboats, and premium camps near Pangong Lake or Nubra Valley.
• Daily breakfast, with selected Kashmir and Ladakh tour packages also including lunch or dinner throughout the trip.
• Airport pick-up and drop-off from Srinagar, Leh, or Delhi (as per the itinerary).
• Private or shared transfers for all intercity travel, including routes through Zoji La, Khardung La, Chang La, and Baralacha La (depending on the package).
• Sightseeing tours covering attractions like Dal Lake, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Sham Valley, Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, Kargil, and major monasteries.
• Popular local experiences such as a Shikara ride on Dal Lake, houseboat stay, monastery visits, and scenic mountain drives.
• Assistance with Ladakh Environment Fee and Protected Area Permit (PAP) formalities wherever applicable for destinations like Pangong Lake and Nubra Valley.
• Experienced local drivers familiar with Himalayan routes and weather conditions.
• 24/7 destination assistance throughout your Kashmir Leh Ladakh tour package for on-trip support, route guidance, and travel coordination.

Many Kashmir Leh Ladakh packages can also be customised with premium camps, bike expeditions in Leh-Ladakh, additional sightseeing, or upgraded accommodation based on your travel preferences.

How to Reach Kashmir and Ladakh

The easiest way to begin your Kashmir Ladakh trip is by flight. Srinagar International Airport (SXR) is well connected with direct flights from cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Jammu, and Kolkata. Leh Airport (IXL) also receives regular flights from Delhi, Srinagar, Chandigarh, and Jammu, making it the fastest option for reaching Ladakh.

If you prefer a road journey, Ladakh can be reached via the Manali–Leh Highway (June to October) or the Srinagar–Leh Highway (May to October), both offering spectacular mountain scenery. Travellers arriving in Leh should keep the first 24–48 hours free for acclimatisation due to the high altitude.

Inner Line Permits (ILPs) are mandatory for Indian travellers visiting Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, Tso Moriri, Hanle, Dah Hanu, and other protected areas. These permits are usually arranged online, at the Leh DC Office, or are included in most Thrillophilia Kashmir Ladakh tour packages.

Best Time to Visit Kashmir From Ladakh

A Leh Kashmir Ladakh tour changes significantly with the seasons. Road access, weather, landscapes, and experiences vary across the year.

April to May (Spring Season)

Spring marks the beginning of the travel season. Srinagar comes alive with tulips and blooming Mughal Gardens, while Gulmarg slowly turns green as the snow melts. Day temperatures in Kashmir usually stay between 10°C and 20°C. Travellers planning budget trips to Kashmir and Ladakh often prefer this shoulder season for its pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and better accommodation deals.

In Ladakh, flights to Leh operate throughout the year, while roads to Pangong Lake and Nubra Valley gradually begin opening from late May. This is a good time for travellers looking for fewer crowds and a mix of snow and spring landscapes.

June to August (Peak Season)

June to August is the best time for most travellers. Roads to Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, Khardung La, and Tso Moriri remain open during this period. Day temperatures in Leh usually stay between 20°C and 30°C.

River rafting is also available during these months. In Kashmir, Pahalgam and Sonamarg remain fully accessible, making this one of the most popular seasons for family trips to Kashmir as well as Ladakh tours, thanks to fully operational roads, sightseeing attractions, and outdoor activities. July and August coincide with the Amarnath Yatra, which can increase crowds in Pahalgam and affect hotel availability and transport.

September to October (Autumn Season)

September and October are among the most beautiful months for a combined Kashmir and Ladakh trip. Kashmir's chinar trees turn shades of yellow and orange, while Pampore's saffron fields bloom towards the end of October.

Ladakh roads generally remain open through September. However, snowfall can begin affecting higher mountain passes during October, especially towards the end of the month.

November to March (Winter Season)

Winter transforms both regions completely. Gulmarg receives heavy snowfall and becomes one of India's major skiing destinations between December and March. Parts of Dal Lake may freeze during January.

In Ladakh, the Manali-Leh highway remains closed because of snow, although flights to Leh continue operating. January and February are also the season for the famous Chadar Trek on the frozen Zanskar River.

Which Months Are Best?

• April to May: Best for tulips, gardens, melting snow, and fewer crowds.
• June to August: Best for complete Ladakh access and road trips.
• September to October: Best for autumn colours, photography, and pleasant weather.
• November to March: Best for snow experiences, skiing, and the Chadar Trek.

Best Places to Visit in Kashmir and Leh Ladakh

Kashmir Places

These are the top places to visit in Kashmir:

Dal Lake

Spread across nearly 18 to 22 square kilometres, Dal Lake is the heart of Srinagar, surrounded by the Zabarwan mountains. Ride a shikara through Dal Lake, and you’ll pass floating shops, vegetable sellers in boats, wooden houseboats, and small gardens floating on the water. During the ride, stop at Char Chinar, a tiny island in the middle of the lake with four huge old Chinar trees. Many people also stay overnight in the traditional cedarwood houseboats here. If the main lake feels too crowded, you can go towards Nagin Lake, which is surrounded by poplar and willow trees.

Best Time to Visit: Go early in the morning before 7 AM if you want to see the floating vegetable market. Evening for sunset views. April to October is the most comfortable time.

Gulmarg

Located at around 2,650 to 2,730 metres, Gulmarg is known for its wide green meadows in summer and heavy snowfall in winter. During your Gulmarg tour, take the famous Gulmarg Gondola ride up towards Kongdori and Apharwat Peak, where you get clear Himalayan views and snow almost throughout the year. In winter, people come here for skiing and snowboarding, while summer is better for trekking, golf, and meadow walks. You can also visit the world’s highest 18-hole golf course here.

Price: Gondola Phase 1 usually costs around INR 800 to INR 900 per person. Phase 2 to Apharwat Peak costs around INR 1,200 to INR 1,500 per person.

Pahalgam

Located at about 7,200 feet, Pahalgam sits along the Lidder River and is surrounded by pine forests, valleys, and the snow-covered Kolahoi Peak. Visit Betaab Valley for its clear streams and wide green meadows during your trip to Pahalgam. Head to Aru Valley, which is the starting point for treks like Tarsar-Marsar and Lidderwat. Chandanwari, about 16 km away, is the base camp for the Amarnath Yatra. You can also try river rafting on the Lidder River or take horse rides to places like Baisaran, often called Mini Switzerland.

Sonamarg

Sonamarg, located about 80 km from Srinagar, sits at a high altitude of around 2730 metres. Most people take a trip to Sonamarg to visit the Thajiwas Glacier, which you can reach either by a short trek or on a pony. Sonamarg is also the starting point for treks towards Gangbal and Vishansar Lakes. On the way, you can stop at the Nilagrad River, known for its reddish coloured water. During the summer, this route also becomes the main road connection towards Kargil and Ladakh through Zoji La Pass.

Thrillophilia Data Insight: As shared by our Operations Team, the Sonamarg–Zoji La road section can close suddenly because of snowfall or landslides, even during shoulder months. Travellers heading towards Kargil or Leh should always check current road status.

Mughal Gardens

The Mughal Gardens are built along the side of Dal Lake with the Zabarwan mountains right behind them. Walk through Shalimar Bagh, which was built by Emperor Jahangir for Nur Jahan, and you’ll see old Chinar trees, flowing water channels, fountains, and stone seating areas used during the Mughal period. Nishat Bagh is spread across 12 terrace levels facing Dal Lake, while Chashme Shahi is smaller and built around a natural spring. If you visit during spring, the gardens are filled with tulips, roses, and other seasonal flowers. The Tulip Garden nearby also opens during March and April.

Ladakh Places

Below is the list of the best places to visit in Leh:

Pangong Tso

Located at around 4,350 metres in eastern Ladakh, Pangong Tso is a long high-altitude lake stretching between India and China. The drive from Leh takes around 5 to 6 hours through Chang La Pass, one of the highest motorable roads in the world. As you get closer to the lake, you’ll notice the water changing shades between deep blue, turquoise, and green depending on the sunlight. Many people also stop at the famous 3 Idiots shooting spot near the lake. For their Pangong Tso tour packages, most travellers stay overnight in camps near Spangmik to watch the sunrise at Pangong, but nights here get extremely cold even during summer.

Thrillophilia's Kashmir Leh Ladakh packages are planned to include experiences like an overnight stay near Pangong Tso, allowing travellers to witness both sunrise and sunset over the lake without rushing back to Leh. Reflecting on his Srinagar Leh Manali | Fuel Inclusions trip, Nishant Saxena shared, “Every sunrise in Leh looked like a painting straight off a canvas. Some altitude sickness on first day but guides were well-prepared and very helpful.”

Thrillophilia Data Insight: As shared by our Operations Team, travellers who go to Pangong directly after reaching Leh often face altitude sickness because the lake sits above 14,000 feet.

Nubra Valley

Nubra Valley is known for its cold desert landscape, located north of Leh at the meeting point of the Shyok and Nubra rivers. The drive from Leh takes around 4 to 5 hours through Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable roads in the world. In Hunder, you can ride the rare double-humped Bactrian camels across white dunes with snow-covered mountains in the background. Among all the places to visit in Nubra Valley, you can also visit Diskit Monastery, known for its giant Maitreya Buddha statue overlooking the valley. Many travellers now also visit Turtuk village near the Pakistan border to experience Balti culture and local apricot farms.

Pro Tip: As shared by our Operations Team, most travellers booking Kashmir Ladakh tour packages combine Nubra Valley with Pangong Lake in the same circuit instead of returning to Leh in between. The Nubra–Shyok–Pangong route has become one of the most preferred road journeys in Ladakh because it saves an extra travel day.

Magnetic Hill and Sangam Point

Around 30 to 40 km from Leh, this route towards Kargil is one of the easiest half-day drives in Ladakh. Stop at Magnetic Hill, where vehicles placed in neutral appear to roll uphill because of a natural optical illusion created by the surrounding landscape. Further ahead near Nimmu village, you will reach Sangam Point where the Indus and Zanskar rivers meet, and you can clearly see the two different water colours merging together. On the same route, visit Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, maintained by the Indian Army. During March to June, rafting on the Zanskar River is also popular here.

Leh Palace and Shanti Stupa

Leh Palace stands above the old town of Leh and was built in the 17th century by King Sengge Namgyal. The 9-storey palace looks similar to the famous Potala Palace of Tibet. Inside, you can see old prayer rooms, royal artefacts, thangka paintings, and narrow wooden corridors. Climb to the top floors for wide views of Leh town and the Stok Kangri mountains. Around 15 minutes away, Shanti Stupa sits on a hilltop overlooking the entire valley. Built by Japanese monks, this white-domed Buddhist stupa is one of the best sunset points in Leh. Come around 1 to 1.5 hours before sunset when the mountains turn golden.

Monasteries: Hemis, Thiksey, Likir, Alchi

All the Buddhist monasteries in Ladakh are active where monks still live, study, and pray every day. Try visiting between 6 AM and 8 AM because that’s when morning prayers happen and the atmosphere feels completely different. Hemis Monastery, around 45 km from Leh, is the biggest and wealthiest monastery in Ladakh and is famous for the Hemis Festival held in June. Thiksey Monastery looks like a smaller version of Tibet’s Potala Palace and has a huge 15-metre Maitreya Buddha statue spread across two floors. Alchi Monastery is one of the oldest monasteries in Ladakh and is unique because it is built in a valley instead of on a hilltop. Likir Monastery is known for its massive 23-metre golden Buddha statue visible even from far away on the road.

Best Things to Do in Kashmir and Leh Ladakh

Here is the list of the best things to do in Kashmir and Ladakh during your trip:

Shikara Ride on Dal Lake

A highlight of most Kashmir honeymoon trips, a shikara ride across Dal Lake takes you past floating vegetable sellers, flower boats, floating tea stalls, and traditional houseboats. Early morning rides between 5:30 AM and 7 AM are best for seeing the floating vegetable market, while evenings are popular for romantic sunset views.

Gulmarg Gondola Ride

The Gulmarg Gondola is one of the highest cable cars in the world and takes you up towards Apharwat Peak. Phase 1 goes from Gulmarg to Kongdori, while Phase 2 climbs higher towards snowy mountain views where you can sometimes even spot Nanga Parbat on clear days. Advance booking is strongly recommended during May to June and September because slots sell out quickly.

Pangong Lake Camping Overnight

Staying overnight near Pangong Lake is one of the best experiences in Ladakh because the lake completely changes colour during sunrise and sunset. Most camps are located near Spangmik village beside the lake. Even during June and July, night temperatures can drop to around minus 5 degrees, so thermals and heavy jackets are necessary. An Inner Line Permit is compulsory for visiting Pangong.

Khardung La Pass Drive

Drive from Leh towards Khardung La through steep mountain roads, army checkpoints, snow walls, and high-altitude bends. The pass sits above 5,300 metres and the drive usually takes around 2 hours one way from Leh. Oxygen levels are lower here, so don’t rush after reaching the top. Travellers should avoid visiting within the first two days after arriving in Leh because of mountain sickness risks. There is no entry fee, but weather and army restrictions can temporarily close the road.

Nubra Valley Camel Safari

Ride double-humped Bactrian camels at the Hunder sand dunes with snow-covered mountains in the background. These camels are different from Rajasthan camels and are found mainly in Ladakh’s cold desert region. Most rides last around 20 to 30 minutes.

Houseboat Stay on Dal Lake

Sleep inside a traditional cedar wood houseboat with carved wooden walls, Kashmiri carpets, lake-facing windows, and dining rooms. Many houseboats on Dal Lake also serve wazwan-style Kashmiri meals. Houseboats near the Nagin Lake side are quieter compared to the crowded central Dal Lake area. Most stays include breakfast and evening tea by the lake.

River Rafting in Lidder River, Pahalgam

Raft through fast stretches of the Lidder River surrounded by pine forests and mountain views near Pahalgam. The rafting route usually covers Grade II to III rapids suitable for beginners and first-timers. Rafting is most popular from April to June when snowmelt increases the flow of water.

Best Itineraries for Kashmir Leh Ladakh Packages

Choose an itinerary based on the number of days you have and the route you want to take. These Kashmir Leh Ladakh packages combine scenic mountain drives, high-altitude lakes, monasteries, valleys, and local experiences, with options ranging from classic Srinagar–Leh journeys to longer road trips via Manali.

Leh Ladakh Srinagar with Pangong Lake

Perfect for travellers planning an 8-day itinerary in Kashmir, this journey combines Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, Kargil, and Srinagar in one scenic circuit.

Duration: 8 Days / 7 Nights

Starting Price: From INR 29,000 per person

• Day 1: Arrival in Leh & Leisure Day
• Day 2: Sham Valley Sightseeing Tour
• Day 3: Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La Pass
• Day 4: Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake
• Day 5: Pangong Lake to Leh via Chang La Pass
• Day 6: Leh to Kargil via Ancient Monasteries
• Day 7: Kargil to Srinagar
• Day 8: Departure from Srinagar

Manali Leh Srinagar | FREE Excursion to Rancho School

Ideal for travellers planning 12 days in Kashmir, this overland adventure connects Manali, Leh, Pangong Lake, Kargil, and Srinagar through some of the Himalayas' most scenic routes.

Duration: 12 Days / 11 Nights

Starting Price: From INR 33,500 per person

• Day 1: Overnight Journey from Delhi to Manali
• Day 2: Arrival in Manali
• Day 3: Manali to Jispa
• Day 4: Jispa to Sarchu
• Day 5: Sarchu to Leh
• Day 6: Leh Local Sightseeing
• Day 7: Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La Pass
• Day 8: Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake
• Day 9: Pangong Lake to Leh with Rancho School Excursion
• Day 10: Leh to Kargil via Sham Valley
• Day 11: Kargil to Srinagar
• Day 12: Departure from Srinagar

Himalayan Expedition | Srinagar and Leh Ladakh Combo Deal

Designed for a 11 days Ladakh itinerary, this expedition covers Srinagar, Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and Manali through a complete Himalayan road circuit.

Duration: 11 Days / 10 Nights

Starting Price: From INR 38,000 per person

• Day 1: Arrival in Srinagar
• Day 2: Srinagar to Kargil
• Day 3: Kargil to Leh
• Day 4: Leh Local Sightseeing
• Day 5: Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La Pass
• Day 6: Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake
• Day 7: Pangong Lake to Leh via Chang La Pass
• Day 8: Leh to Sarchu
• Day 9: Sarchu to Manali
• Day 10: Leisure Day in Manali
• Day 11: Arrival in Delhi

Why Book Thrillophilia for Your Kashmir Leh Ladakh Tour Package

• Our Kashmir Leh Ladakh packages are rated highly by verified travellers, with thousands of completed bookings across routes like Manali, Jispa, Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong, Kargil, and Srinagar. We also offer well-planned Kashmir Leh Ladakh group tours for travellers who prefer shared departures and expertly coordinated itineraries.
• We also help with Inner Line Permit assistance for places like Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake, which first-time visitors usually find confusing.
• The trips are handled through verified local operators both in Kashmir and Leh, which honestly matters a lot in remote mountain regions.
• You also get 24/7 on-trip support during long road journeys through places like Sarchu, Pangong, Nubra, Zoji La, and Kargil stretches.
• Another useful thing is that you can choose Kashmir-only trips, Ladakh-only routes, or combined Kashmir Ladakh circuits depending on your time.

Travellers also appreciate the experienced local drivers who navigate the mountain roads with confidence. Faisal Mir, after completing the Manali Leh Srinagar Bike Adventure, mentioned, "Our driver was experienced and calm on the mountain roads which made a huge difference to the experience. Do this trip at least once - no photograph or description will fully prepare you for what you'll see.”

Kashmir, also known as 'Paradise on Earth', is a beautiful region in northern India. The valley is popular among travellers across the globe for its scenic landscapes, including snow-covered mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and lush green meadows. If you are willing to explore the magical charm of this breathtaking destination, you can plan your trip with Kashmir tour packages.

For nature enthusiasts, you can experience activities such as fishing, trekking, and boating here in Kashmir Dal Lake, with its shikaras (traditional boats) and houseboats, which are among the most famous spots. Gulmarg ski resort is also a celebrated spot, while Pahalgam is a peaceful town known for its natural beauty.

Kashmir also has a rich culture, which can be noticed in its unique handicrafts such as Pashmina shawls and Kashmiri carpets. Visitors can also explore the Mughal gardens and attend several local festivals such as the Shikara Festival and the Tulip Festival. The region is also famous for its delicious food, with dishes like Gustaba and Rogan Josh that showcase its age-old traditions.

Kashmir in December receives heavy snowfall, making it perfect for a winter holiday. On the other hand, summer months like May and June are cooler, making it a great time to explore the lush green landscapes.

A toast to natural beauty and rich culture, Kashmir tourism offers a wonderful vacation for anyone looking for a peaceful and memorable experience.

1. Type of destination- adventure, pilgrimage, nature

2. Prime season- April to August

3. Snow Season- November to March

4. Languages spoken- Kashmiri, Urdu, Hindi, English

5. Local Modes of transport available- 

• Public Buses ((JKSRTC)
• Private buses
• Taxis (rental and sharing)
• Rickshaws/tuk-tuks
• Mini Buses
• Shikaras

Leh is a dream destination for many travellers in India and even for those who are visiting from overseas. It is not just a destination for solo travelers but has so much to offer to young travellers, families and couples alike. Leh is famous for its high altitudes and numerous passes connecting various locations in this difficult terrain. To explore the best tourist places in Leh, one must visit this frozen paradise to explore its secrets and admire its breath-taking beauty.

Despite its harsh weather and inaccessibility, it remains a popular tourist destination for people from all over the world. But make sure you are physically fit to endure the harsh weather and difficult terrains of Leh. You must be wondering why visit this place is perfect when the terrain is difficult to navigate. Well, you must visit this place because not only is it a pocket-friendly tourist destination, (provided you book in advance), it is sparsely crowded even during peak season and the local hosts are committed to ensuring you to have a terrific experience

Leh is a dream destination for many travellers and the holy grail for the adventure enthusiasts. If you are a photography enthusiast then Leh is the paradise you have been waiting for all your life. There isn’t much to offers in terms of nature or wildlife photography, but what you can capture instead is a vast empty canvas that you can paint.

The landscape here is unlike anywhere in India and worldwide and so much of it is still undiscovered and undocumented. In addition to the mesmerizing landscape, there are many turquoise blue lakes, beautifully constructed monasteries, snow-covered mountains and unimaginable sights that change every few kilometres. It’s safe, economical and you can travel here by yourself, or with your friends, families and even that someone special. Explore tourist places in Leh with the best Leh tour packages which will leave you mesmerized by its beauty.

Ladakh, the erstwhile Buddhist kingdom is spectacularly jagged. Arid mountains, dramatically crowned rocky outcrops, picturesque gompas, meditational mani walls and multi hued flags are few of the many sites that exemplify the beauty of Ladakh. The well balanced traditional society of Ladakh has much to offer the West in terms of ecological awareness.

Ladakh is a magnificent and an unexplored wonderland of the Himalayas. It is one place that is considered as a heaven by everyone who is on a lookout to satiate their indomitable love for adventure. Besides trekking in Ladakh, you can indulge in a series of adventure sports such as biking, water rafting, and safaris, on your Ladakh trip. For couples seeking a romantic and adventurous getaway, a Ladakh honeymoon trip offers the perfect blend of tranquility and thrill amidst breathtaking landscapes. Also known as the ‘Land of Passes,’ Ladakh forms an alluring part of the state of Jammu and Kashmir in India.

Situated at an elevation of 2750 - 7672 meters above sea level, Ladakh is indeed blessed with incredible topography that comprises of hilly terrains, high altitude peaks and the lush green grasslands. Adventure fanatics from across the globe visit Ladakh as there are plethora of trek trails and trekking options available here. For thrill-seekers, nothing beats the excitement of a Ladakh bike trip, riding through challenging terrains and scenic routes.

Set amidst snow capped hills, Ladakh is the center of Tibetan Buddhist culture. It is dotted with a number of colorful monasteries. Some of the popular tourist hotspots in Ladakh include Alchi and Nubra Valley. Apart from this, Ladakh is also a land that is popular for the rich heritage and culture. It is home to the rare wildlife including the Tibetan antelope, ibex and yak.

Still unadulterated by modernity, Ladakh is where you’ll experience life coming to a standstill when you directly communicate with the nature and serenity around.