Journey to Little Tibet: Ladakh & Kashmir Unveiled, around 19 days

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Delhi – Ladakh – Kashmir – Delhi View Location

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Description

Ladakh, located in India’s northernmost region, is one of the highest inhabited places on Earth, averaging 11,400 ft in altitude. This remote, arid land is rich in Tibetan Buddhist culture, with picturesque villages, monasteries, and close-knit communities. Experience life in Ladakh as you visit nomadic communities, spot rare black-necked cranes, and enjoy scenic walks and hikes. The journey also includes a visit to Zanskar and a night on a luxury houseboat on serene Lake Nageen in Srinagar, Kashmir, before returning to Delhi.

Tour Highlights

Leh and nearby monasteries
Visit Pangong Tso(lake) one of the highest brackish water lakes in the world.
Visit Shey Monastery which houses a colossal, copper-gold gilded statue of Shakyamuni Buddha
Visit Tsomoriri for beautiful migratory birds and other rare fauna.
Ladakh’s Buddhist heritage and monastery visits
Homestays for cultural immersion
Nubra Valley, Deskit, Hunder, and Turtuk village
Houseboat, Srinagar a unique and luxurious experience with traditional Kashmiri decor and lake views.

Itinerary

This is just a glimpse of what your tour could look like. Every journey we offer is unique and we’d love to create a detailed, personalized itinerary just for you. For more detailed information, including specific activities, accommodation and timing, please get in touch to start planning your perfect trip today!!

Day 1, Arrival at International Airport, Delhi

Day 2

Delhi – flight to Leh – Leh, 3,500 m (11,483 ft)

Day 3

Leh – Lake Pangong, 4,260 m (13,976 ft)

Day 4

Pangong – Shey, 3,500 m (11,483 ft)

Day 5

Shey

Day 6

Shey – Tso Moriri, 4,500 m (14,764 ft)

Day 7

Tso Moriri – Nomads – Shey, 3,500 m (11,483 ft)

Day 8

Shey – Nubra, approx. 3,050 m (10,007 ft)

Day 9

Nubra – Deskit – Hunder – Turtuk - Nubra

Day 10

Nubra – Alchi, 3,300 m (10,827 ft)

Day 11

Alchi – Dha – Hanu - Alchi

Day 12

Alchi – Lamayuru – Kargil

Day 13

Kargil – Padum, 3,600 m (11,811 ft)

14 - 15

Day 14 and day 15

Padum – Zanskar

Day 16

Padum – houseboat, Srinagar, 1,730 m (5,675 ft)

Day 17

Srinagar – airport Srinagar – flight to Delhi

Our services & Preparation

Our services

On request with domestic flights according to your time slot.

Vehicles adapted to the travel region with an experienced chauffeur

Select hotels and accommodation with meals according to the itinerary

Competent, English-speaking local tour guides – also German-speaking on request

Daily quality check by our office

Documents to prepare for your tour

Special permits required to visit certain regions, for trekking and expeditions

Preparation

How to obtain your visa easily

Information on travel preparations with tips on how to behave

Literature list

Packing list

Hotel & contact list

Gallery

Location

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Add a Monastery or Folk Festival

Enhance your experience by incorporating a local monastery or folk festival into your itinerary. Contact us for details on festival schedules during your travel dates.

Choose Your Trek

Add a trek of your choice to your itinerary, with options available for all fitness levels and difficulty preferences.

Explore Kashmir

Extend your journey with extra days discovering the breathtaking beauty of Kashmir.

Include a Festival (Seasonal)

Depending on your travel dates, you may also have the opportunity to experience one of the vibrant local festivals. If a festival is taking place during your trip, we can include it in your itinerary for an authentic cultural experience.

Festival Calendar of Ladakh

When to visit Ladakh

The ideal travel period is from May/June to September/October.

During July and August, the peak season, daytime temperatures can exceed 86°F (30°C), while nights can drop by as much as 36°F (20°C). The snowline typically lies between 18,044 ft and 19,685 ft during this time
Snowfall: Starts in late October and lasts until mid-March

For those interested in cultural experiences, traveling during the off-peak season is also a great option, as the climate is very dry and rainfall is scarce.

Notably, Ladakh is the only region in all of India that remains unaffected by the monsoon.