🏔️ Top Places to Visit
Leh Town & Monasteries
Explore Shanti Stupa’s panoramic views, Leh Palace’s royal ruins, and serene Thiksey Monastery — often called ‘Mini Potala’.
Nubra Valley
Ride double-hump Bactrian camels on Hunder’s sand dunes, visit Diskit Monastery, and cross Khardung La — world’s highest motorable pass.
Pangong Tso
The legendary 134km azure lake that changes hues hourly. Sunrise here is spiritual — don’t forget your camera and warm layers!
Tso Moriri & Hanle
Remote, pristine high-altitude lakes. Hanle offers India’s clearest night skies — perfect for astrophotography (permits required).
✨ Signature Experiences
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Camel Safari in Hunder
Ride rare double-humped Bactrian camels across cold desert dunes with snow-capped peaks as your backdrop.
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Monastery Circuit
Visit Hemis (largest), Alchi (UNESCO candidate), Lamayuru (‘Moonland’) — each with unique art, rituals, and silence.
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Sunrise at Pangong
Watch the lake shift from steel gray to electric blue as sunrays kiss the water — a moment you’ll never forget.
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Stargazing in Hanle
Far from light pollution, witness the Milky Way in dazzling clarity. Telescope sessions available seasonally.
⚠️ Acclimatization & Pro Tips
❗ Critical AMS Advice
• Rest Day 1 in Leh — no sightseeing
• Hydrate constantly — even if not thirsty
• Avoid alcohol, smoking, sleeping pills
• Carry Diamox (acetazolamide) — consult doctor
• Descend immediately if symptoms worsen
📅 Sample 8-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive Leh → Rest + Hydrate
Day 2: Local sightseeing (Shanti Stupa, Hall of Fame)
Day 3–4: Nubra Valley via Khardung La
Day 5–6: Pangong Lake overnight
Day 7: Return to Leh + Monastery visits
Day 8: Departure or extension to Tso Moriri
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By Air
Fly into Leh Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IXL). Gul e Safar provides oxygen-equipped transfers and hotel check-in assistance. -
By Road (Adventure!)
Manali–Leh: ~475 km, 2–3 days (June–Sept) Srinagar–Leh: ~434 km, 2 days (May–Oct) Both routes include high passes — acclimatize gradually.
🩺 Our “Safe Ascent” package includes medical kit, oxygen cylinder in vehicle, and flexible pacing based on your wellness..
📸 Ladakh in Pictures
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Rest 24–48 hrs in Leh (3,500m) before ascending. Drink 3–4L water/day, avoid alcohol/smoking, eat light carbs, and consider Diamox (consult doctor). Our itineraries are paced for safe acclimatization.
Yes — Indian nationals need Inner Line Permits (ILP); foreigners need Protected Area Permits (PAP). Gul e Safar handles all paperwork digitally before your trip.
Absolutely. Ladakh is known for its hospitality and low crime. We provide verified drivers, women-friendly guides, oxygen kits in vehicles, and 24/7 emergency support.
Yes! Many adventurers self-drive or rent bikes in Leh. We recommend experienced riders only — roads are narrow, steep, and weather-dependent. We offer guided bike tours too.