07 Nights / 08 Days
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Destination: Leh 2N → Nubra 2N → Pangong 2N → Leh 1N
Ladakh Tour is the most beautiful tourist location in India. It is known as the paradise of the north and tourists from all over the world visit this destination. It boasts of adventure treks, glistening lakes, snow-covered mountains and a lot more.
Nubra Valley is where Shyok and Siachan rivers meet. The valley is accessible through Khardungla Pass, the world’s highest motorable road. The valleys stark landscape, jagged mountains and high-altitude are the highlights of your enthralling Ladakh holiday package.
Pangong is a beautiful endorheic lake. The scenic beauty and allure of this place mesmerise tourists from all over the world. The most unique factor of this lake is that it keeps changing its colours.
Turtuk is an unexplored tourist destination that offers trekking and sightseeing trips to holy monasteries. The adorable village with its tiny houses is another highlight of this region.
Day 1 : Arrival in Leh
Upon your arrival at Leh airport, our company representative will greet you and escort you to your hotel. Once you finish the check-in procedure, you can take a nice walk around the local bazaar and quaint streets of the region.
The bazaar of Leh boasts of jewellery, Tibetan handicrafts and Pashmina Shawls. Later, you can again walk back to your hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 2 : Excursion to Sham Valley
Begin your day with a healthy breakfast at the hotel and then freshen up for a day tour at Sham Valley.
At Sham Valley, your first tourist attraction will be the Gurudwara Pather Sahib. It is considered to be a holy place for the Tibetan Buddhists and it was constructed in the memory of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. The gurudwara holds a rock that resembles the back of Guru Nanak Ji. Many devotees have a lot of faith in that rock and they come to the gurudwara to seek their blessings.
The next destination you will visit is the Magnetic Hills. This destination is very famous throughout the world. It is surrounded by the great Himalayan mountains but the biggest highlight of this location is that vehicles here do not go downwards but move upwards. If you don’t believe what you read, you can see for yourself.
The next stop is at the Confluences of Zanskar and Indus. This is the place where the two rivers meet each other. It is said that the river Indus has shades of green in its water and Zanskar is blue. The fusion of these two colours is the highlight of this attraction point.
You will also visit Alchi Gompa, which houses the oldest Buddhist temple. Your last stop is at Ladakh Hall of Fame. This is museum was built in memory of Indian soldiers who lost their lives fighting bravely during the Indo-Pak war.
Post this day tour, you will return to your hotel for a delicious dinner meal and an overnight stay.
Day 3 : Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardungla Pass (160.3 km. / 4 hrs. 43 minutes, Height 10,000m)
On this day you will be taking a road trip to Nubra Valley via Khardungla Pass. So, have an early morning breakfast and keep your luggage ready.
At Khardungla, apart from the scenic views of the snow-covered mountain peaks, you can also take a camel ride. But, do not forget to keep your cameras ready to click some memorable and beautiful pictures at the pass.
Later, you will continue your trip to Nubra Valley. Once you arrive in Nubra Valley check in to your hotel and after taking some rest, leave for your sightseeing tour.
The first destination planned for your visit is the Diskit Monastery. It is the oldest monastery in the valley. It belongs to the Gelugpa sect and is also known as Diskit Gompa. If you want to seek some spiritual guidance then this is the place for you. Apart from that, the architecture of the place is also something to adore. Your next attraction point is the Hunder Village. It is known as the cold desert and is renowned for its Bactrian camel rides and trekking spots. Your last checkpoint for the day is the Panamik Hot Springs. These springs hold medicinal properties and hence you would require a permit to visit them.
Once you finish with your sightseeing tour, head back to your hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 4 : Excursion to Turtuk (163.5 km. / 4 hrs. 20 minutes, Height 9,846m)
You will begin your day with a healthy breakfast at the hotel and then get ready for your excursion to Turtuk village.
At Turtuk Village, you can explore their culture and lifestyle and bond with the locals. There is a monastery there too, you can also hike up to that monastery to visit it. Also, a visit to the Turtuk waterfalls is a must. The Baltic Museum located across a wooden bridge displays the relics of Baltic warriors and villagers.
Post this excursion, return to your hotel at Nubra Valley for dinner and a goodnight’s sleep.
Day 5 : Nubra to Pangong via Shayok River (140 km. / 6 hours, Height 4,250m)
It is time for yet another road trip. So, have an early morning breakfast at the hotel and be ready for your trip to Pangong Lake via Shayok River.
The river of Shayok originates from the Rimo Glacier. You will never have seen water as clear as the river water of Shayok. It feels like it is covered with crystals when the sun shines over it. You can spend some leisure time at the lake before you continue with your road trip.
Once you reach Pangong Lake, you will be escorted to your campsite. You can settle in and then spend your time at the lake and campsite. By evening, you can enjoy your leisure time exploring the lake and its beautiful surroundings. At night, have a steaming hot dinner and an overnight stay at the campsite.
Day 6 : Pangong to Leh (222.9 km. / 5 hrs, 22minutes, Height 3,500m)
On day 6, you will leave for Leh after your breakfast at the hotel. Once you reach your hotel in Leh, complete the check-in formalities, take some rest and then leave for your sightseeing tour.
The first tourist attraction on your itinerary will be Thiksey Monastery. You must visit this gompa for its Tibetan architecture. In Leh, you can never have enough of Tibetan architecture because each of these monasteries is just awe-inspiring. The next destination is a favourite of most tourists. Yes, it is the much acclaimed and very famous Rancho’s School. This is the same school where the climax scene of the movie 3 Idiots was shot. The name of the school however is Druk Padma Karpo School.
Post this fun-filled and maybe a little tiring day, return to your hotel and catch up on some rest at night but do not forget to have dinner at the hotel.
Day 7 : Sightseeing in Leh
Today there is no road trip and no travel to be made. So, you can wake up at the time you please and then have a healthy breakfast at the hotel.
You have the day to yourself. So, enjoy your leisure time by relaxing and enjoying the view of the snow-covered mountains, or go shopping again or maybe take a nice relaxing walk.
But by night, return to your hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 8 : Departure from Leh
This brings you to the end of your Enthralling Ladakh Tour. You will be heading back home and our representative will escort you to the airport for the same.
1. What is Turtuk, and why should we visit it on a Honeymoon?
Turtuk is a village in the Nubra Valley, famous for its unique culture, stunning landscapes, and historical significance. It was once part of Pakistan-administered Kashmir before 1971 and was brought under Indian control after the war. Turtuk has a distinct Balti culture and is known for its vibrant flowers, terraced fields, and the majestic Shyok River that runs through the region.
For a honeymoon, Turtuk offers peaceful surroundings, remote beauty, and a chance to experience a unique blend of nature and culture, making it a romantic destination.
2. What is the best time to visit Ladakh for a honeymoon?
Best Time: The best time to visit Ladakh is from June to September when the roads are open, the weather is pleasant, and most tourist activities are accessible. The climate is cold, even during summer, but the daytime temperatures are manageable, and nights can get chilly.
3. What are the highlights of a Honeymoon tour in Ladakh with Turtuk?
Leh: Explore the capital of Ladakh, with its monasteries like Hemis and Thiksey, Shanti Stupa, and vibrant markets.
Nubra Valley: Famous for desert landscapes, sand dunes, and Bactrian camels. The valley is also home to Diskit Monastery and the Panamik hot springs.
Turtuk Village: A serene getaway with lush fields, traditional Balti homes, and a tranquil environment for honeymooners.
Pangong Lake: Known for its stunning blue waters, surrounded by mountains, and made famous by Bollywood movies.
Nubra Valley Camel Safari: Experience the desert beauty of Nubra Valley on a camel ride.
Khardung La Pass: One of the highest motorable roads in the world.
Magnetic Hill: An optical illusion that makes vehicles appear to defy gravity.
4. How long should a honeymoon tour to Ladakh and Turtuk last?
A typical honeymoon tour to Ladakh and Turtuk lasts around 7 to 10 days, which gives you enough time to explore the region at a relaxed pace, enjoy local attractions, and spend quality time in remote villages like Turtuk. This duration also accounts for acclimatization to the high altitude.
5. Is it safe to travel to Ladakh and Turtuk for a honeymoon?
Yes, Ladakh is generally safe for tourists, and a honeymoon tour is very popular in the region. Turtuk, being a remote village, is peaceful and welcoming. It’s important to keep safety precautions in mind, like:
Acclimatizing to high altitudes to avoid altitude sickness.
Traveling with an experienced local guide or operator.
Checking the road conditions and weather forecasts before traveling.
6. How do we travel from Leh to Turtuk?
Leh to Turtuk is about 200 kilometers, and the drive takes around 7 to 9 hours by road through Nubra Valley. The route is scenic, passing through Khalsar and Diskit before reaching Turtuk. It’s recommended to travel with a local driver experienced in navigating Ladakh’s mountainous terrain.
7. What kind of accommodation can we expect in Ladakh and Turtuk?
Leh: You’ll find a wide range of accommodations, from luxury hotels to cozy guesthouses. Many of the hotels offer romantic setups and special honeymoon packages.
Nubra Valley/Turtuk: Turtuk offers basic but comfortable stays, usually in guesthouses or homestays, where you can experience local Balti culture. Some premium tented camps or eco-resorts are also available for a more luxurious experience.
8. How do we manage altitude sickness during the honeymoon tour?
Altitude sickness is a concern in Ladakh due to its high elevation. To manage this:
Spend a day or two in Leh for acclimatization before venturing to higher-altitude regions.
Drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol.
Avoid strenuous activities for the first couple of days.
If you feel unwell, rest and inform your tour operator or guide. Medications like Diamox (for altitude sickness) can also help, but consult a doctor before use.
9. What should we pack for a Honeymoon tour in Ladakh and Turtuk?
Clothing: Warm clothing is a must, even in summer. Include:
Thermal wear, jackets, scarves, gloves, and hats.
Comfortable walking shoes or trekking boots.
Sunglasses and sunscreen.
Other Essentials:
Camera to capture the stunning landscapes.
Personal medications and toiletries.
Power banks, as electricity can be scarce in remote areas.
A light backpack for day trips.
10. Are there any special honeymoon packages available for Ladakh and Turtuk?
Yes, several tour operators offer honeymoon-specific packages that include romantic setups, candlelight dinners, and activities like camel rides in Nubra Valley or private boat rides on Pangong Lake. These packages often include:
Private transport for the couple.
Accommodation in luxury or boutique hotels or camping sites.
Customized experiences like a private picnic by the lakeside or a visit to Turtuk for a cultural experience.
11. What are the dining options in Ladakh and Turtuk?
In Leh, you will find a wide variety of restaurants offering Indian, Tibetan, and continental cuisines.
In Turtuk, dining options are more limited, typically consisting of local Balti food, which includes rice, vegetables, meat dishes, and roti. Some homestays may also offer authentic local meals prepared with fresh ingredients.
12. What activities can we enjoy on a Ladakh honeymoon?
Romantic Strolls by Pangong Lake or the serene Turtuk village.
Trekking: Enjoy easy treks to nearby monasteries and peaks.
Camel Ride in the Nubra Valley.
Cycling along scenic routes like the Manali-Leh Highway.
Photography: Capture stunning landscapes, Buddhist monasteries, and village life.
Cultural Experiences: Visit monasteries, local villages, and experience Ladakhi culture.
13. What is the cost of a honeymoon tour to Ladakh with Turtuk?
The cost varies depending on the duration, type of accommodation, and luxury level of the tour. On average, a 7-10 day honeymoon package for two people can cost between INR 60,000 to INR 1,50,000. Luxury stays, private tours, and additional activities can increase the cost.
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