Leh Ladakh Group Tour (5N/6D)

Definitely! You are invited to chalk out an independent plan at your convenient time frame for any number of people. Cost for a private trip is fixed on the basis of group size, trek area, duration and trek style.

If you are looking for a solo backpacking trip, this tour to Ladakh is ideal for you. The Leh Ladakh tour is highly engaging and will keep you entertained throughout! Furthermore, we ensure the safety of all the tourists. We have had a lot of solo female travellers successfully completing this tour in a safe and guided environment. Furthermore, all our tour leaders are qualified professionals, carefully selected by us after a rigorous process.

The internet and network connectivity is highly unpredictable in the area. While areas like Leh and the Nubra village have a relatively stable network, beyond that, there is no connection whatsoever. It is best that you inform anxious relatives beforehand

For the group tour to Ladakh, the temperature will vary depending on the season and the weather! The temperature in Leh during the days in the winters hovers around 2 degrees, and hits sub-zero during the nights. The summers are slightly better, with the temperature can go as high as 25 degrees during the day and keeps an average of about 11 degrees during the nights. Be prepared for the pleasantness of the weather for all times and please pack accordingly.

The best time to visit Leh Ladakh region is considered to be the summers. The spring months of April - May bring out exotic and bright alpine vegetation and the beautiful and rare flowers are in full bloom to feat your eyes on!

Yes, there are a few ATMs (including SBI- State Bank of India- located on the crossword where the Tibetan refugee camp is, J&K- Jammu, and Kashmir, and PNB- Punjab National Bank) in the market of Leh.

Ladakh has a large number of beautiful lakes, water streams, rivers, hills, valleys, monasteries to visit nearby. Some popular ones are given below-
Pangong Lake- Located at an elevation of 4350 feet and about a five-hour drive away from Leh, Pangong Lake has the power to leave its visitors mesmerized. The lake will leave you in awe with its sheer expanse and sparkling backdrop.
Magnetic Hill- The only hill in India with the anti-gravitational effect is Magnetic Hill. 
King Sengge Namgyal built Leh Palace- Leh Palace- Leh Palace was built by King Sengge Namgyal in the 17th century. The unique thing about this palace is that it is nine stories, and all the floors are stable and provide panoramic views of the surrounding area of Leh.
Tso Moriri- Tso Moriri comes under the Changtang Wildlife Sanctuary. Those looking for solitude must visit this place. It offers peace and tranquillity. Barren hills and snow-capped mountains surround it. This place has been declared as a wetland reserve recently. It is a perfect place to visit for bird watchers. You will get to see a large variety of bird species, including the bareheaded goose, the great crested grebe, the brown-headed gull, and the brahmin duck. 
Zanskar Valley- Zanskar Valley is the most enchanting valley which is nestled in a remote corner of Ladakh. It is separated from Ladakh by the Zanskar Mountain range. The valley is known for its scenic views, snow-capped mountains, cave monasteries, and enchanting glaciers.
The Hemis monastery- This famous Buddhist monastery brings colors in the life of its visitors. If you are in Ladakh, do not go home without paying a visit to this monastery.
Shanti Stupa- the place symbolizes tranquility and peace. It is an ideal place for people who want to meditate and release mental stress. Shanti stupa- This is the place that symbolizes unity and relaxation. The site is one of the most popular places for meditating and relaxing the mental stress level. A Buddist monument is kept in this stupa.
Nubra Valley- if you want to experience the ride of two-humped camels, this is the place you should head for. Covered with dunes of sand, Nubra valley is a fun place of Arabian nights. 
Spituk Gompa- The significant highlights of Ladakh, Spituk Gompa stands high on top of a hill, popularly known for monasteries.
Khardung La Pass- the major tourist attraction in the region of Leh Ladakh, Khardung La Pass is a famous highest motorable road. 
Jama Masjid- Built in the year 1400 by Sultan Sikandar, Jama Masjid is one of the most happening places in Leh Ladakh. Muslim devotees come here to offer their prayers. 
Kargil- one of the most adventurous places in the region of Leh Ladakh, Kargil is located on the Indus River. Your trip will be incomplete if you do not visit Kargil. The site has such a domitable charm that millions of travelers can not stop themselves from not paying a visit to this location.

Though it is not advisable to visit Leh Ladakh, people who love snowfall and are mentally capable of bearing the unbearable cold can visit Leh Ladakh in November to February. These months are best for trekking and ice skating on the frozen Zanskar river as well.

Yes, it is entirely safe. Most of the tourists prefer travelling by car when it comes to Ladakh. Make sure that your vehicle is in excellent condition because you may deal with some worst unpredictable situations in the hills and routes. 

Leh Ladakh is famous for several purposes and has something for each age group. Ladakh is a place which is completely safe and fun. It has something for each age group. 
Ladakh has countless things to offer for its visitors. For group travellers, Leh Ladakh is the most preferred one and unforgettable experience. 
Do visit this destination with friends without any fear.

• Hemis Festival
• Camel safari at Hunder
• Try Yak Cheese momos
• Hang out with Monks
• Take Hot Butter Tea
• Say Morning Prayer at a Monastery
• Spituk Gompa Trek
• Zanskar Valley tour
• Chill at Tso Moriri
• Pay a visit to Magnetic Hill for a Startling experience
• Lamayuru- For Stargazing
• Namgyal Tsemo Monastery- For a cultural insight
• Chadar trek
• Stroll at Nubra Valley
• Trek to Drang Drung Glacier
• Meditate at Shanti Stupa
• Riding on the high mountain passes
• Trekking on frozen Zanskar river
• For being the most hospitable and humble tourist spot
• The Hemis festival
• Camping by the fabulous lakes and rivers and valleys
• For Buddhist monasteries
• River rafting
• For double hump camel rides
• Magnetic Hill
• Shanti Stupa
• Bird watching

Famous for scenic views and enchanted mountain peaks, Ladakh is a place one must visit at least once in his lifetime. This beautiful place is a part of Jammu Kashmir and is located between the Kunlun mountain range in north India and the Himalayas to the south.

• 2-3 pairs of warm socks and gloves
• Sunglasses and monkey cap or hat
• Sunscreen, body lotion and lip balm
• Necessary Toiletries like body wipes (as showers are limited), hand wipes, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, comb etc.
• Flashlight with extra batteries
• Camera (with additional memory cards) to capture the beauty of the entire trip
• Medical Kit including pain reliever and water purification tablets
• Filterable water bottles
• Eatery supplements
• Power bank 
• Swiss knife- A multi-purpose toolset

• Alcohol and smoking are not allowed. You need to keep your body hydrated during the entire journey.
• Take care of your baggage
• Do not make fun of the local culture and traditions. Respect them.
• The weather and temperature at high altitudes are extremely different from that of the plains. Take an adequate amount of time to acclimatise yourself and pack your clothes accordingly! 
• Get yourself checked by a physician before undertaking this tour!
• Do not harm animals and plants.
• Do not throw your waste here and there. Keep the surroundings clean.
• Always carry minimum weight and travel light.

Moove
Iodex.
Dettol
Headache tablets
Dizziness and body pain Medicines.
Disprin
Band-aids.
Medicine to suffice lack of oxygen.
Imodium

Risk : Weather: Weather is always unpredictable in the Himalayan regions. Therefore it is essential to understand security. Do not proceed further until the weather improves.
Response: Wait for the weather to be cleared.
Risk: As we go higher on the mountain, the amount of oxygen in the air decreases.
Response: Carry oxygen cylinder. 

Wearable Items: Goggles and Sunscreen lotion- For protection from sun and UV-rays, Mustard oil- for applying in nostrils when they become dry due to cold and heat, Lip Balm, Cap or Hat
Toiletries: Face wash, Paper soap, Body wipes, Face wipes, Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Comb, Moisturizer
Clothes: Jackets, Pullovers, Sweaters, Woolen socks, Light trouser, t-shirt, trekking pants, Windbreaker, Raincoat

Most of the trekkers believe that  Leh Ladakh in inaccessible in winter, but this may be the perfect time to pay a visit to  Leh Ladakh. The months of November to February are golden months to see the magical lands in the absence of tourists.  Leh Ladakh in winter is very harsh. The temperature may go as down as minus 30 degree celsius at night. The lakes, rivers, water streams; everything is frozen during winter. But there is a massive possibility of experiencing snowfall in the winter. If you are fond of cold and love snow, the idea of visiting  Leh Ladakh in winter is fantastic. 

The snow that settles in winter starts to melt from mid-May. So  Leh Ladakh in summer is eagerly anticipated by the travellers as this season of the year gives visitors all kinds of activities to enjoy. During April to June, the weather remains soothing ranging somewhere between 20-degree Celsius to 30-degree celsius. 

The monsoon season may be a massive cause of the issue if you plan to go to  Leh Ladakh.  Leh Ladakh is in a rain-shadow area. The rain plays havoc on the highways, which may cause trouble in trekking.

India’s only cold desert, Ladak is blessed with mesmerising landscapes, crystal clear lakes, enchanting water streams and snow-clad mountains. The place has a large number of stunning lakes. Here are some of the famous lakes of Ladakh-
Pangong Tso- Pangong Tso is the world's highest salt lake.  The lake is around 160 km from Leh, which is located at an altitude of 14,270 feet. India owns one-third of this endorheic lake. Pangong Tso is also known as the “Hollow Lake” due to its water which appears in different colours in sunlight. In winter, this lake gets frozen and becomes the venue for Ice Skating. 
Tso Moriri- Lake Moriri, also known as Tso Moriri comes in Changthang area, and is positioned at an elevation of 15,075 feet in Jammu and Kashmir. Tourists across the world pay a visit to this place for bird watching as it has 34 avifauna species.
Tso Kar- Tso Kar, also known as Tsho Kar’s western part is a salty lake, and the eastern part contains freshwater. It is placed in the southern Ladakh.
Miral Tso- Mirpal Tso lake is located close to Chul. This lake contains freshwater and is a beautiful place to visit. 
Chagar Tso- Chagar Tso is one of the most beautiful lakes in Ladakh. This lake is located on the way to Pangong Lake. 
Kyun Tso and Ryul Tso- This twin lakes are situated at an altitude of 5000 meters above sea level.  These lakes are worth visiting. 

Here is a list of some of the -do adventure sports in the region- 

• Trekking
• Building a Campfire
• Rock Climbing
• Ice Hockey. ...
• Ladakh Marathon
• Ice Skating
• Camping
• Mountain Biking
• River rafting

• Atrocious Temperature- The temperature in  Leh Ladakh at night go as down as minus 30-degree celsius. The rivers, lakes and water streams get frozen due to horrible temperature. To combat this situation, carry warm clothes.
• Water and Food- As you walk on the way up, the temperature becomes low and water and food freeze so quick. To combat this, pick such places to eat, which are warm.
• Mountain Sickness- Mountain Sickness or Mountain anxiety or AMS is a situation where trekkers experience headache, nausea and breathlessness due to low amount of oxygen in the air.  Leh Ladakh stands at an altitude of around 9800 feet, so AMS is a common problem. To combat AMS, keep yourself hydrated.