Leh and Ladakh Tour
One of North India's most thrilling and scenic tourist destinations is Ladakh. Between Kunlun and the Himalayan mountain range in the south, Ladakh is on the territory of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Tibetans and Aryans have settled in Ladakh. Because the majority of people adhere to Tibetan culture, the area is also known as Little Tibet. Ladakh's capital and largest city is Leh. The Buddhist Empire built the renowned Leh Palace in 1553. Previously a stop for businesspeople traveling to Central Asia, the province is now popular with tourists from India and other countries. Two parts make up Ladakh: Leh and Kargil are now synonymous with Ladakh. Ladakh is surrounded by stunning terrain, including enormous snow-capped mountains, valleys, glaciers, stunning natural lakes, monasteries for natural recreation, adventure, photography, trekking, mountaineering, mortaring, spiritual pursuits, and cultural practices. Khardungla, Suru and Zanskar, Dzongkhul, Suru Valley, Rangadum, Sanku, Phugthal, Nubra Valley, Leh Gompa, Dras, Kargil, Indus Valley, Basgo, and many others are the region's most popular tourist destinations. Check the tour schedule and package directions. You can change the suggested tour to fit your needs.
Leh and Ladakh Tour
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11 DAYS 10 NIGHTS Delhi – Leh – Alchi – Lamayuru – Leh – Nubra Valley – Leh – Pangong – Leh – Delhi Leh (3505 m) is the capital of Ladakh. Today, the town is a clamouring community for vacationers and the nearby people. Transcending over the town is the seventeenth-century royal residence of King Senge Namgyal, Ladakh's most significant ruler. His realm reached out past the cutting edge limits of Ladakh, and moreover, he was the relative of the seventh-century warrior ruler of Tibet-Songtsen Gambo. On the Namgyal Hill, lie the vestiges of a previous castle, the Namgyal Tsemo, worked by the sixteenth-century ruler Tashi Namgyal. On the opposite side of the town, up a winding street, lies the Ladakh Shanti Stupa. This is an advanced structure, worked in 1985 by a Japanese Buddhist request.
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15 DAYS 14 NIGHTS Delhi – Leh – Saspol – Leh – Alchi – Lamayuru – Leh – Nubra Valley – Leh – Pangong – Leh – Zingchen – Rumbak – Stok – Leh – Delhi Leh (3505 m) is the capital of Ladakh. Today, the town is a clamouring place for voyagers and the neighbourhood people. Transcending over the town is the seventeenth-century royal residence of King Senge Namgyal, Ladakh's most significant ruler. His realm stretched out past the cutting edge limits of Ladakh, and furthermore, he was the relative of the seventh-century warrior lord of Tibet-Songtsen Gambo. On the Namgyal Hill, lie the remnants of a prior royal residence, the Namgyal Tsemo, worked by the sixteenth-century lord Tashi Namgyal.
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17 DAYS 16 NIGHTS Delhi – Srinagar – Kargil – Rangdum – Padum – Rangdum – Kargil – Dha – Lamayuru – Alchi – Leh – Delhi Srinagar is the summer capital of the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir. It is located in the Kashmir Valley and lies on the banks of the Jhelum River, a tributary of the Indus. The city is well known for its nurseries, lakes and houseboats. It is likewise known for conventional Kashmiri crafted works and dry organic products. Etymologically Srinagar is made out of two Sanskrit words, śrī (Lakshmi) and nagar, which signifies "city".
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20 DAYS 19 NIGHTS Delhi – Chandigarh – Shimla – Kullu – Manali – Rohtang Pass – Jispa – Sarchu – Leh – Alchi – Lamayuru – Nubra Valley – Pangong – Leh – Delhi Shimla in the days before independence, Shimla was the most important British hill station, and in the summer season became the summer capital. The British in 1819A.D first discovered Shimla, but it was not until 1822 A.D that the first permanent house was erected and not until many years later that Shimla became the summer capital. The name Shimla is derived from the Himalayan Goddess Shamla a synonym of Kali.
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