Introduction
Are you tired of following the same routine of going to your workplace and coming back to your home? Are you looking for some adventure and thrill that gives you an adrenaline rush? Leh-Ladakh tour in the uppermost parts of India offer you a gamut of opportunities to chase that feeling. From traversing the cold desert roads on a bike to trekking to the remote corners of the region, there is something in store for everyone. The Tibetan Monasteries, the vibrant markets and the various festivals add to the charm. Book your package according to your preferences and go on an unforgettable trip to the highest points in the country.
How to Reach?
If you have a few days in hand then you can book a flight to Bhuntar/Kullu- Manali Airport and spend some days exploring the streets of Manali. You can also arrive at Srinagar ‘s Sheikh Ul-Alam International Airport. However, you can also directly start your trip from the Leh Airport. From here you can rent a bike or book a jeep which will take you through the high-altitude terrain of Leh Ladakh. You can also travel to Banihal railway station from Delhi. That being said, trains are usually avoided in these regions and are not that frequent so it is better to travel by air.
Best Season to Travel
A lot of thought goes behind deciding the best time to travel to Leh-Ladakh because of the climatic conditions. The months between April to the beginning of June are considered as the ideal time to travel as the skies are clear and most of the roads are open. During the months of August and September, there is heavy rainfall and chances of landslides or accidents are high so you should not travel during those times. Winter season comprises the months of November end to February beginning when there is heavy snowfall and most of the high passes such as Khardung La Pass are blocked. Additionally, the freezing temperatures make matters worse.
Leh Ladakh Bike Trip
This trip spans over a week and is as exciting as it can get. Costing approximately 21499 INR per person, it takes you through the high mountain Khardung La Pass and eventually you arrive at Nubra Valley on day 1. From here on, you will be guided towards the Siachen Base Camp and back to Nubra. On this trip you will be able to see the alpine marvel called the Pangong Tso which apparently can change its color according to the time of the day. From here, you will be traveling back to Leh for your final day.
Leh Ladakh Bike Trip( including Umling La Pass)
Costing each person 24949 INR, you will be able to access the highest mountain Pass known as the Umling Pass at an altitude of over 19000 ft. During this trip, you will come across the Indian Astronomical Observatory in Hanle, at an elevation of 4500 meters, and then proceed towards the beautiful Tso Moriri, another glistening Alpina lake. You can stay in the cottages nearby and savor the views. On the final day, return to Leh.
Manali to Leh Biking Trip
About 27000 INR for each person, get to spend some of the best days in the famous hill station of Manali and then proceed towards Leh. The scenic campsite of Jispa is on the way for you to rest. On the third day, you will be crossing the border via Shangri-la Pass and reaching Padum. The next day, you will be heading towards Kargil, the administrative capital, and then go to Leh. The route from Leh to Pangong Tso is similar but from the alpine lake you will be heading to Sarchu through the Tanglang Pass and Gata Loops. Finally, reach Manali and take some rest after a hectic journey.
Leh Bike Trip from Srinagar to Delhi
This trip lasts for about 11 days and takes you through Sonamarg, the Meadow of Gold, to and the Zojila Pass, costing close to 26000 INR. It follows the same route till Kargil. From here on, you can travel to Leh, cross Nubra Valley and Pangong Tso to reach Leh again. Spend some days in Manali and then head for Delhi with a truck load of memories.
Conclusion
Leh ladakh is a treat for the sore eyes with the verdant landscape, the beige desert roads, the colossal mountain peaks and the high-altitude passes which help tourists experience the thrill of a lifetime. The memories created here are precious and you will not regret spending your time or money on this trip.
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