Leh- Ladakh is like a
heavenly place on earth. These regions are new to tourism, but shall soon open
its passageways to welcome lots of tourists and travellers. Various highways
have been constructed and set up, and this has made these regions a popular
haunt for adventure freaks. People from all parts of the country (and the rest
of the globe) travel to Leh every year. Ladakh is the perfect destination if
you are looking to enjoy a cost-effective and adventurous summer journey.
Are you headed to Ladakh
this summer? And do you have roughly ten days with you? Here is a suggested
itinerary for you assuming you are on the road from Delhi onwards.
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The actual trip
Day
1: Arrival to Delhi
This is the arrival day to
Delhi.
Day
2: bus transfer to Nagar / Kullu valley
A privately chartered AC
super deluxe bus can be hired for the 12-14 hours journey to the hill station
600km north of Delhi.
Day
3: Relaxation day and a short hike hotel in Nagar
All the hotels in Nagar are
extremely beautiful and situated on the slopes next to Nagar castle.
Day
4: Warm up tour
To warm up, you can go to
explore winding mountain roads along the picturesque bear valley.
Day
5: Manali
With the choicest setup
amidst forests on hills, Manali is also the ideal setting for Bazaar shopping
and for visiting the temples of the Buddhists. For a comfortable and enjoyable
overnight stay, check into the Banon Resort accommodation here. These stylish
rooms overlook the hustle bustle of the town and are renowned for providing
excellent lodging facilities to tourists.
Day
6: Rohtang Pass (3,350 m)
In Tibetan Rohtang means “A pile of corpses”
and the pass once marked the end of the inhabitable world in the imagination of
many Indians.
Day
7: Baralacha Pass (4890 m)
The Baralacha Pass regions
are characterized by sparse vegetation and lofty mountain ranges. One may cross
this pass and set camp at Brandy Nalla. You can reach the Sarchu checkpoint the
next day from your camp.
Day
8: Lachalang Pass (5,065 m)
Ride from Sarchu over
Lachalang la pass to the vast lunar landscape of the Moore planes at 4300
meters.
Day
9: Indus valley
Reach Indus valley and you
can visit to Tikse Monastery.
Day
10: Leh- The capital of Ladakh
Finally, you shall reach
Leh, which is the capital of ladakh.
Things to do
Trekking: Trekking adventures in Ladakh are one
of the major attractions for tourists and travellers.
Visiting
Monasteries: Ladakh tour will be incomplete without
visiting monks, monasteries and the Leh palace.
Taste
local cuisine: You
must try the local cuisine of Ladakh. You can try the famous Butter tea, which
is also very well known as “gur gur”.
Tourists should remember
that the weather in Ladakh is normally quite cold even in the summer; hence you
must be properly equipped with heavy woolens at all time. Tourists should always
keep enough drinking water in their bag packs as dehydration at high altitudes
causes serious problems.
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