Ladakh is a realm unlike any other—a high-altitude cold desert tucked away in the northern reaches of India , where the landscape seems almost sculpted by the hands of otherworldly forces. This vast expanse is framed by some of the planet’s most formidable mountain ranges: to the north, the towering Karakoram Range, home to some of the highest peaks on Earth, and to the south, the majestic Great Himalaya. Between these giants lie two parallel chains—the rugged Ladakh Range and the remote Zanskar Range—each adding its own dramatic contours to this spectacular environment.

The altitude here is staggering. From the bustling town of Kargil, perched at around 9,000 feet (2,750 meters), to the soaring heights of Saser Kangri in the Karakoram, which reaches an awe-inspiring 25,170 feet (7,672 meters), Ladakh challenges both the body and the spirit. The air is thin and crisp, the skies an endless canvas of deep blue, and the terrain a mosaic of barren plateaus, jagged peaks, and shimmering glacial rivers.

Plan Your Visit

Leh is also a gateway to some of the most remarkable trekking routes in the Himalayas. From here, intrepid travellers set off to explore remote monasteries perched on cliffs, vast high-altitude lakes shimmering under the sun, and ancient villages where time seems to stand still. The region’s Buddhist heritage is deeply woven into daily life, visible in the fluttering prayer flags, serene gompas, and the gentle smiles of the locals. To visit Ladakh is to step into a world of extremes—where the landscape is as harsh as it is breathtaking, and where every journey reveals new layers of natural grandeur and spiritual depth. It is a place that leaves an indelible mark on the soul, beckoning those with a taste for adventure and a hunger for discovery.

Best time to visit the region

The best time to visit Ladakh is during the summer months, from June to September, when the weather is most favorable and the region is accessible by road, offering pleasant conditions ideal for trekking, biking, camping, and exploring the dramatic landscapes. The skies are generally clear, and the famous mountain passes such as the Leh-Manali and Leh-Srinagar highways are open, making travel easier and safer. While July to September coincides with a mild monsoon season, rainfall is minimal compared to other parts of India, though occasional showers and mudslides can sometimes disrupt travel. Despite this, the monsoon months still provide a quieter experience with fewer tourists and lush greenery in the otherwise arid landscape. The shoulder months of April, May, and late September to early November also offer a good window for visiting. In spring (April-May), the snow begins to melt, temperatures rise to comfortable levels (10°C to 20°C), and the valleys start to bloom, making it a lovely time for cultural tours and road trips before the main tourist season. Autumn (September-October) brings crisp air, clear skies, and vibrant fall colors, along with local festivals, making it another excellent choice for visitors seeking fewer crowds and stunning scenery. Winter, from November to March, is harsh and cold, with temperatures often dropping below -10°C and heavy snowfall. many roads and passes close, and some facilities shut down, so winter travel is recommended only for the well-prepared and adventurous.

Itinerieres

Experience Overview

● Tour Name: The Conscious Voyager Series -Sojourn to ladakh
● Duration: (8Days/7Nights)
● Start/End Locations: Manali
● Group Size: 8-12 pax

Daily Schedule

DAY 1: Arrive at Manali, check into the accommodation. Pack for an early morning departure.

DAY 2: Early morning start from Manali, With stops in between. Night stay in a hotel in Jispa.

DAY 3: Drive from Jispa to Padum, via Shinkula.

DAY 4: Early morning start from Padum to kargil, padum – via suru.

DAY 5: Drive from Kargil to leh

DAY 6: Drive from Leh to Nubra

DAY 7: Drive from Nubra to Pangong Tso

DAY 8: Drive from Pangong to Leh

DAY 9: Leh

DAY 10: Drive from Leh to Hanle

DAY 11: Drive from hanle – via chumar – to Korzok

DAY 12: Drive from korzok – Jispa

DAY 13: Drive from Jispa to Manali

Inclusions

What’s Included

What’s Excluded

●      Pick up & drop from Amritsar airport/ railway station.

●      Intercity transfers as specified above. 

●      Accommodation in all locations.

●      Local sightseeing. 

●      All transfers and sightseeing by Private vehicle.

●      Toll taxes, state taxes, parking charges Fuel Charges and driver’s allowance.

●      All applicable hotel taxes.

●      Air Fare / Train fare throughout the tour.

●      Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, tips, porter-age etc.

●      Additional sightseeing or extra usage of vehicles, other than mentioned in the itinerary.

●      Entrance Fees, video camera permits during sightseeing.

●      Any cost arising due to natural calamities like, landslides, road blockage, political disturbances (strikes), etc (to be borne by the client directly).

●      Any increase in taxes or fuel price, leading to increase in cost on surface transportation & land arrangements, which may come into effect prior to departure.

●      Meals not mentioned in the itinerary.

●      Any other feature which is not mentioned in the “Cost includes” column.