Ladakh
Big skies, higher passes, and Pangong Lake's shifting blue.
Pangong Lake
A shimmering high-altitude lake that changes colour through the day — the classic Ladakh postcard.
Nubra Valley via Khardung La
Sand dunes and double-humped Bactrian camel safaris, reached over one of the world's highest motorable passes.
Leh Palace & Shanti Stupa
The old royal palace and a hilltop stupa, both with sweeping views over Leh town.
Magnetic Hill
A curious optical-illusion stop most people add on between Leh and the valleys.
The main hub — Leh town
Guesthouses to boutique hotels, easiest base for acclimatizing before heading further out.
Desert camping — Nubra Valley
Glamping tents near Hunder, several overlooking Diskit Monastery.
Lakeside — Pangong Tso
Basic-to-luxury tented camps right on the water — cold at night, unforgettable in the morning.
Roughly ₹2,000–3,000/night for guesthouses in Leh.
Premium glamping camps in Nubra or Pangong, from around ₹8,000/night.
Arrive in Leh, acclimatize, an easy visit to Leh Palace and Shanti Stupa.
Nubra Valley via Khardung La — Diskit Monastery and a camel safari at Hunder.
Pangong Lake via Chang La, overnight by the water before heading back.
Altitude means acclimatization days matter — a first Ladakh trip is usually better spread over 5+ days. This is a taste; worth talking through the full plan.
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