Leh Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai range between INR 17,000 and INR 48,100 per person for trips lasting between 6 and 12 days, depending on season, route, and whether flights are bundled in.
Mumbai sits at sea level, while Leh sits at roughly 11,500 feet, so the single biggest planning factor on any Ladakh trip from Mumbai is altitude, not distance. Direct flights from Mumbai to Leh run only through the summer season, from April to October, and travellers who fly out in the shoulder months need a connecting flight via Delhi instead.
Focused on this specific route, Thrillophilia's on-ground team plans every itinerary around a rest day in Leh before any high-altitude drive begins. With accommodations, guided sightseeing, airport transfers, oxygen backup, and 24/7 on-ground support included, our every Ladakh tour packages are built to move at a pace that is safe, comfortable, and worth every day of leave you take.
Leh Ladakh Tour Packages from Mumbai: Cost and Budget Breakdown
Separating land arrangement costs from your daily on-ground spending makes it easier to compare Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai side by side before you shortlist one.
Popular Leh Ladakh Tour Packages From Mumbai by Thrillophilia (2026)
Package Name
Duration
Destinations Covered
Land Price Per Person
Best For
Leh Ladakh Group Adventure with Turtuk Village
7 Days, 6 Nights
Leh, Nubra Valley, Turtuk, Pangong Tso
INR 19,900
Group travellers wanting the Turtuk border village
Leh Ladakh Group Tour with Free Camp Stay
7 Days, 6 Nights
Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso
INR 20,800
Budget-conscious group travellers
Winter Treasures of Ladakh: Peaks, Passes and Panoramas
8 Days, 7 Nights
Leh, Chumathang, Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso
INR 48,100
Travellers wanting the Chumathang hot springs
Tailor Made Ladakh 9 Day Tour
9 Days, 8 Nights
Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri
INR 40,000
Travellers wanting the Tso Moriri extension
12 Days Leh Ladakh with Fuel Included
12 Days, 11 Nights
Manali, Sarchu, Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Kargil, Srinagar
INR 39,800
Road-trip travellers covering Manali to Srinagar
Leh Ladakh Trip Cost from Mumbai: Realistic Budget Breakdown
Expense
Budget
Mid-Range
Premium
Accommodation per night
INR 2,500 to 4,000
INR 5,000 to 8,000
INR 10,000+
Meals per day
INR 1,200 to 1,800
INR 2,000 to 3,500
INR 4,500+
Local transport
INR 3,000 to 5,000
INR 6,000 to 9,000
INR 12,000+
Activities, permits and entry fees
INR 1,500 to 6,000
INR 1,500 to 6,000
INR 1,500 to 6,000
What's Included in Thrillophilia's Ladakh Tour Packages from Mumbai
Hotel and camp stays across Leh, Nubra Valley, and Pangong Tso on a double or triple sharing basis.
Airport pick-up and drop as per your flight timings.
Daily breakfast and dinner as specified in the itinerary.
Sightseeing transfers in a comfortable vehicle (Innova, Xylo, Tavera, or similar) for the full circuit.
Inner Line Permit fees, Environmental Development Fee, and Wildlife Fee for restricted zones.
Oxygen cylinder and basic first-aid kit through the tour, with backup vehicle support from Day 3 onward.
An experienced driver-cum-guide for the entire journey. One of our verified travellers, Vikrant Joshi, who booked the Leh Ladakh Tour of 10 Days package was so pleased with the experience that he said, "Every road was handled brilliantly by our driver. Khardung La in the clouds felt like driving through another planet."
How to Reach Ladakh from Mumbai
Flying is the only practical way to begin your Leh Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai. The table below breaks down your realistic route options.
Mode
Route
Duration
Approx Cost (INR, one way)
Best For
By Air (Direct, Summer)
Mumbai (BOM) to Leh (IXL) via IndiGo, SpiceJet, or Air India
3 to 4 hours
INR 6,000 to 18,000
April to October travellers wanting the shortest route
By Air (Connecting, Winter)
Mumbai (BOM) to Delhi (DEL) to Leh (IXL)
6 to 8 hours total
INR 9,000 to 22,000
November to March travel, when direct flights pause
By Road (Bikers Only)
Mumbai to Manali by train or flight, then Manali to Leh Highway
2 days riding, mid-May to September
INR 4,000 to 8,000 (fuel and stays)
Bikers planning a dedicated riding expedition rather than a standard holiday
Inner Line Permit, SIM Card, and On-Ground Logistics
Mumbai travellers need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter restricted zones such as Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, Hanle, and Turtuk.
Permit Type: Inner Line Permit (ILP) for restricted sectors of Ladakh.
Cost: A mandatory Environmental Development Fee of INR 400 per person, a Wildlife Fee of INR 20 per person per day, and a Red Cross fund contribution of around INR 10 to INR 50.
Processing Time: Usually issued within a day when applied for online through the Leh District Permit System, or in person at the DC office in Leh.
Documents Required: A valid photo ID such as Aadhaar or passport, and a passport-sized photograph.
Note: All our Ladakh packages from Mumbai include ILP handling in advance, so you are not stuck in a permit queue on arrival.
Note: Prepaid SIM cards do not work in Ladakh, so postpaid connections from Jio or BSNL are your best bet for 4G or 5G coverage in Leh town. There is no mobile network or Wi-Fi at Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, or along the Manali-Leh Highway, so download offline maps before you leave Leh. ATMs are limited to Leh town, so carry INR 10,000 to INR 15,000 in cash per person for fuel, repairs, and local purchases in Nubra and Pangong.
Best Time to Visit Ladakh from Mumbai
Season
Months
Temperature
Best For
Summer and Monsoon
April to August
15°C to 30°C (days), cold nights
Full circuit access, Pangong Tso, Nubra Valley
Autumn (Shoulder)
September to October
5°C to 20°C, clear skies
Fewer crowds, long drives to Tso Moriri and Hanle
Winter (Low Season)
November to March
Below -20°C
Chadar Trek, ice-skating, specialised trips only
Note: If you are timing this trip around a specific festival or the Hemis monastery calendar, book your travel dates at least 6 to 8 weeks ahead, since hotel and camp availability tightens fast in June and July.
Leh Ladakh Itinerary from Mumbai: Best Packages by Duration
Thrillophilia's destination experts with 15+ years of experience have tested several durations for this route. Here is the Leh Ladakh itinerary from Mumbai broken down by length, so you can match it to your available leave days.
Day 1: Arrival in Leh, hotel check-in, complete rest for acclimatisation.
Day 2: Local Leh sightseeing covering Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace, and Leh Market.
Day 3: Day trip to Sham Valley, covering Magnetic Hill, Sangam Point, and Gurudwara Pathar Sahib.
Day 4: Drive to Nubra Valley via Khardung La, visit Diskit Monastery, camel ride at Hunder Sand Dunes.
Day 5: Return drive from Nubra Valley to Leh via Khardung La.
Day 6: Departure from Leh.
9 Days / 8 Nights: Full Circuit with Tso Moriri
If your leave window allows it, this is the fullest 9 Days 8 Nights Ladakh Tour Packages & itinerary for Leh Ladakh trip from Mumbai on offer, adding the remote Tso Moriri lake to the standard circuit.
Day 1: Arrival in Leh, hotel check-in, and a full rest day.
Day 2: Local Leh Tour covering Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace, and Leh Market.
Day 3: Sham Valley excursion, covering Magnetic Hill, Sangam Point, and Gurudwara Pathar Sahib.
Day 4: Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La, with a stop at Diskit Monastery and a camel ride at Hunder.
Day 5: Nubra Valley to Pangong Tso via the Shyok Valley route, overnight camp by the lake.
Day 6: Pangong Tso to Tso Moriri via Chushul, visiting Korzok Monastery on the lake's banks, overnight camp at Tso Moriri.
Day 7: Tso Moriri back to Leh via Chang La Pass, with a stop at Thiksey Monastery en route.
Day 8: Buffer day in Leh for rest, shopping, or an optional Hemis Monastery visit.
Day 9: Departure from Leh.
Best Places to Visit on Your Ladakh Tour Packages from Mumbai
There are severalplaces to visit in Leh, but these are the ones worth prioritising across most Leh Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai, whether you're travelling as a couple, a group of friends, or planning a Ladakh family tour with kids or elders in tow.
Leh
Start exploring only after acclimatising for 48 hours. Visit Shanti Stupa for panoramic views of Leh and the Indus Valley, explore Leh Palace and the Hall of Fame, then walk through Leh Market for handicrafts and traditional Ladakhi food.
Sham Valley
A day trip here covers Magnetic Hill, where vehicles appear to roll uphill on their own, and Sangam Point, where the Indus and Zanskar Rivers meet. Round off the evening at Gurudwara Pathar Sahib.
Nubra Valley
En route, you cross Khardung La, one of the highest motorable passes in the world at 19,024 feet. A short Bactrian camel ride at the Hunder Sand Dunes rounds out the Nubra leg of most Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai.
Pangong Tso
Sitting at 14,270 feet, this saline lake changes colour from deep blue to turquoise as the sun moves across the sky, and overnight camping here is one of the most requested experiences on this route.
Tso Moriri
If your itinerary runs 8 days or longer, Tso Moriri is a remote, high-altitude salt lake at 14,836 feet with the Korzok Monastery on its banks. It sees far fewer visitors than Pangong Tso, so the landscape feels rawer.
Top Experiences to Add to Your Ladakh Packages from Mumbai
With so much to see across the Leh-Ladakh circuit, these are theexperiences worth prioritising in Leh on your Leh Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai, be it with friends, on your honeymoon, or as part of your Ladakh family tour.
Visit the monasteries around Leh
Thiksey Monastery holds a 49-foot statue of Maitreya Buddha, while Diskit Monastery in Nubra houses a 106-foot Maitreya Buddha overlooking the valley. If you are travelling in June, you may catch the Hemis Festival at Hemis Monastery.
Camp overnight at Pangong Tso
Watching the lake shift from deep blue to turquoise while camping under a sky full of stars is consistently one of the most memorable parts of this entire circuit.
Ride a Bactrian camel in Nubra Valley
The Hunder Sand Dunes offer a rare high-altitude cold desert landscape, with the double-humped Bactrian camel found almost exclusively in this region.
Ride the Manali-Leh Highway on a bike
Many travellers from Mumbai ship their bikes to Chandigarh or Srinagar, or rent one in Manali, to ride through Taglang La and Rohtang Pass as an extension to their trip.
Try adventure activities in Leh
River rafting on the Indus suits beginners and families, while the Zanskar River suits experienced rafters. Travelers visiting in January or February can also take on the Chadar Trek.
Why Choose Thrillophilia for Leh Ladakh Tour Packages from Mumbai
Altitude-First Planning: We keep the first day in Leh only for rest and begin high-altitude travel only after proper acclimatisation, rather than rushing you into sightseeing whether you are planning your family tour or a long awaited tour with your friends or your Ladakh honeymoon tour.
Permits Handled in Advance: We arrange Inner Line Permits for Nubra, Pangong, and Turtuk ahead of your arrival, so there is no paperwork to deal with on the ground.
Seasonal Flight Awareness: All our packages account for the seasonal nature of direct Mumbai-Leh routes, and we flag connecting-flight requirements for winter travel upfront.
Route and Weather Updates: We inform you of road closures, weather risks, and expected delays before you book, not after.
On-Ground Response Team: Our Leh-based team manages route changes, health concerns, and weather disruptions in real time during your trip.
Oxygen Backup as Standard: Most of our Leh Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai include oxygen cylinder backup for remote drives to Nubra and Pangong.
Verified Traveller Ratings: Reviews from Mumbai travellers across multiple Leh Ladakh packages from Mumbai consistently mention smooth coordination, well-briefed drivers, and hassle-free permit handling. One of our verified travellers, Harsh Khimani, who booked the Ladakh Bike Adventure with Umling La Visit package, was so satisfied with the experience that he said, “Had an amazing experience! Everything was well organized, the trip was smooth, and the team was very helpful throughout. Highly recommend!”
I booked a 5 nights 6 days package with thrillophilia and the trip was beyond my expectations. Overall the trip was planned and the itenary was well executed such that you don't feel tiredness even after long travel by car. Due tothe remote location , we can't expect 5 star luxuries at such destinations.despite these challenges, the accomodation and food was way beyond our expectations and in fact the views from all stays were stunning and lifetime experience. The ground team ladakh trails and its organiser tundup was a very good guy who supports at anytime if needed. Despite my early morning flights, tundup arranged pick up for airport at mu... Read More
This was my first time touring with Thrillophilia. I absolutely enjoyed it. Everything was arranged and planned in a very nice way, didn't have to stress about anything. The stays were nice and the food arrangements were extremely good. Staff on every stay were very understanding, kind and helpful. We had an unfortunate incident on our last day but the team handled everything very smoothly, arranged everything and we didn't have to worry about anything. Had an amazing trip and I will definitely recommend Thrillophilia to others.
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Recent Reviews
Reviews from verified travellers who booked their trips with us
Ladakh was always the trip I was saving for the right time. They made the right time happen. Nubra Valley with the sand dunes and the camels against a backdrop of snow mountains is genuinely amazing. Every road was handled brilliantly by our driver. Khardung La in the clouds felt like driving through another planet.
Ladakh bike tour bhai life ka best trip tha, ekdum no comparison! Khardung La pass pe khade hoke jo feeling aayi usko words mein describe karna impossible hai. Full paisa vasool adventure throughout every single day of the trip. Pangong lake at sunrise was worth every kilometer of difficult broken road. Already planning Spiti route next season!
It was a professionally managed trip. The high-altitude camps had all necessary facilities. Coordination between the Leh team and driver was perfect, making the journey smooth.
We traveled as a group of six from Mumbai, and the trip was very comfortable. The vehicle was in good condition, and visits to Magnetic Hill and Zanskar-Indus confluence were smooth. The itinerary felt personalized for everyone.
The landscapes felt like another planet. The trip was well managed with comfortable stays and timely transfers. Monastery visits were planned well to avoid crowds and heat.
Our recent Ladakh trip from Mumbai with Thrillophilia turned out to be an amazing experience. The itinerary was thoughtfully planned, giving us enough time to acclimatize comfortably. The stay near Shanti Stupa offered stunning views, and the camel safari in Hunder was truly memorable. Everything was organized smoothly throughout the journey.
Traveling from Mumbai, the peaceful mountains felt amazing. Thrillophilia ensured daily oxygen checks, which was very helpful. The Pangong Lake stay was the highlight, and food was always hot and fresh.
The ground team in LEH LADAKH were simply Outstanding. Special Thanks to TASHI, NAWANG, DAWA, SONU PAJI and RD for making this trip memorable.
Ladakh Tours From mumbai FAQs
How much does a Ladakh package from Mumbai cost in 2026?
The cost of Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai in 2026 ranges from INR 17,000 to INR 70,000 per person, depending on duration, season, and whether flights are included. A 6-day (5-night) trip starts around INR 17,000 land-only, while a 7-day (6-night) journey ranges from INR 19,900 to INR 20,800 land-only.
Are there direct flights from Mumbai to Leh?
Yes, direct flights between Mumbai (BOM) and Leh (IXL) run seasonally from April to October. During winter, you need a connecting flight via Delhi.
How many days do I need for a Ladakh trip from Mumbai?
You need at least 6 to 7 nights. Anything shorter does not allow for the 2 nights of acclimatisation required before safely travelling to Nubra Valley or Pangong Tso. If Tso Moriri is on your list, extend the trip to 8 nights or more.
Do I need an Inner Line Permit for Ladakh?
Yes, an Inner Line Permit is required for restricted zones such as Nubra Valley, Khardung La, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, and Dah-Hanu villages. It can be arranged through the LAHDC Leh Permit portal or in person at the DC Office in Leh.
What is the best time to visit Ladakh from Mumbai?
Early summer, from April to June, is the most practical window, with daytime temperatures between 15°C and 30°C. This period suits Pangong Tso, Khardung La, and most adventure activities.
Can elderly people or people with BP and heart conditions visit Ladakh?
Ladakh is not always suitable for elderly travellers due to the high-altitude risk, and those with uncontrolled BP or recent heart issues should reconsider. If travelling anyway, get medical clearance first and book hotels with easy oxygen access.
Is Ladakh safe for a first-time high-altitude traveller?
Yes, provided the itinerary allows for acclimatisation. Mumbai travellers arriving from sea level should rest completely on Day 1 and spend 2 nights adjusting before heading to higher passes like Khardung La.
Can I plan a Ladakh bike trip from Mumbai?
Yes. You can ship your bike to Chandigarh or Srinagar, or rent one in Manali, and either add a biking leg on the Leh-Nubra stretch to a regular package or plan a dedicated ride along the Manali-Leh Highway.
What should I pack for a Ladakh trip from Mumbai?
Pack warm layers even in summer, since winds at Pangong Tso and high passes stay cold. Carry sunscreen, UV-protection sunglasses, a reusable water bottle, a light down jacket, thermal innerwear, and sturdy walking shoes.
Is it safe to travel to Ladakh during monsoon season?
Yes. Ladakh sits in a rain-shadow zone and receives far less rainfall than most of India, so roads to Nubra Valley and Pangong Tso generally stay open from July to September. The Manali approach road can face landslides in July and August, so confirm road status before you travel and book early, since hotels and camps fill up fast in this window.