Leh Ladakh, Land of High passes at the epic Himalayas. The Leh District of Jammu and Kashmir with an area of 45,110 km2 is the second-largest district in the country after Kutch, Gujarat. The town is still conquered by the now ruined Leh Palace. The royal mansion of Ladakh was built in the same style and time as the Potala Palace. In between The rugged valleys and mountains, winding roads it connects via National Highway 1D to Srinagar in the southwest and to Manali in the south via Leh-Manali Highway. At the height of 3524 meters (11,562 ft) the iconic Magnetic Hill, the turquoise-colored Pangong Lake, the confluence of two mystical rivers, ancient and awe-inspiring monasteries, and the highest passes are a few of the marvelous attractions of Leh and Ladakh in general.
Leh is known for its Buddhist temples and pristine environment. Due to the strong influence of Tibetan Buddhism, Leh is also known as “Little Tibet” or “The Land of Lamas”
The camp will depart from Ahmedabad Railway Station at 10:00 AM
The journey begins from Ahmedabad, all the participants need to reach the Ahmedabad railway station. This will be an overnight journey comprising a total of 28 hours journey by train. You can explore the views and find new mates during the travel.
After reaching Pathankot/jammu at noon, vehicles will be waiting outside Railway Station to start the further journey through the road. Free time for Visit Pathankot/Jammu.
Nightstay at Pathankot/Jammu
After breakfast we will move to srinagar and then rest of the day is free day for local sightseeing and activities
Night Stay will be at Srinagar
Distance: ~200 km
Drive Time: ~6-7 hours
Route Highlights: Start your journey with a scenic drive from Srinagar to Kargil, passing through Zojila Pass, which is known for its rough terrain and dramatic mountain views.
Stay: Kargil
Attractions: Kargil War Memorial, Drass (second coldest inhabited place), and Tiger Hill.
Distance: ~210 km
Drive Time: ~6-7 hours
Route Highlights: As you travel from Kargil to Leh, you’ll pass through Lamayuru Monastery and its unique “Moonland” landscape, which is a must-see.
Stay: Leh
Free Day for particpate for explore Leh you can visit
Thiksey Monastery: A large Tibetan Buddhist monastery that offers great views of the surrounding mountains.
Magnetic Hill: A quirky hill where vehicles appear to move uphill due to an optical illusion.
Distance: ~120 km
Drive Time: ~4-5 hours
Route Highlights: The drive to Nubra Valley takes you over the Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable roads in the world. The valley offers stunning views of sand dunes and Bactrian camels.
Stay: Nubra Valley (Diskit or Hunder)
Attractions: Diskit Monastery (home to a massive Buddha statue), Hunder Sand Dunes, and enjoy a ride on the Bactrian camels.
Distance: ~170 km
Drive Time: ~6-7 hours
Route Highlights: The route from Nubra to Pangong takes you through scenic landscapes. You’ll drive over the Shyok River Road and see the dramatic barren landscapes of Ladakh.
Stay: Near Pangong Lake (camps or guesthouses)
Attractions: Enjoy the serene beauty of Pangong Lake, which is renowned for its changing blue hues, and spend time by the lake to soak in its tranquility.
Distance: ~150 km
Drive Time: ~5-6 hours
Route Highlights: Return to Leh via the same route, crossing the Chang La Pass.
Stay: Leh
Attractions: If you didn’t get a chance before, explore more places in Leh like the Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa, and Magnetic Hill.
Distance: ~240 km
Drive Time: ~7-8 hours
Route Highlights: Drive towards Sarchu, crossing multiple high-altitude passes like Tanglang La (one of the highest motorable passes). The drive is long but offers spectacular views of the barren landscapes of Ladakh.
Stay: Sarchu (tented camps or guesthouses)
Attractions: Sarchu is a high-altitude rest stop on the Leh-Manali route with dramatic landscapes and starry skies at night.
Distance: ~230 km
Drive Time: ~8-9 hours
Route Highlights: The drive from Sarchu to Manali will take you through some of the most beautiful mountain passes like Baralacha La, Lachung La, and the famous Rohtang Pass.
Stay: Manali
Attractions in Manali:
Solang Valley: Known for adventure activities, including skiing in winter and paragliding in summer.
Rohtang Pass: If the weather permits, drive up to Rohtang Pass, which offers amazing views of the surrounding peaks.
Old Manali: This quieter part of Manali offers a peaceful vibe with beautiful views, cafes, and small temples.
Hidimba Temple: A historical and unique temple dedicated to the goddess Hidimba, surrounded by cedar forests.
Our driver will drop you at Pathankot Railway Station to catch the onwards train.
Train Time: 10:00 AM | Pathankot Railway Station
You will Reach Ahmedabad by the morning
Head Back Home with all the Happy Memories!!!
