Best of Pangong and Tso Moriri from Leh

Overview

Leh is the world’s most popular tourist destination. The region attracts visitors from all over the world because of its numerous tourist attractions. Adventure trips like trekking further enthral guests in the region.

Nubra Valley, a stunning tourist destination, is definitely worth a visit. Snow-covered mountains surround this valley, creating a stunning landscape for tourists. Enchanting Ladakh Tour would be an unforgettable vacation for you because of its beauty.
With its glittering lake and daring campground location, Pangong is well-known. Outside their tent is the best part of their vacation for tourists, who enjoy spending time outdoors. A picture will never do justice to the breathtaking natural splendour of the place, which must be experienced firsthand.

Tso Moriri is home to a variety of plants and animals. In the area, Tso Moriri Lake stands out as the most beautiful and tranquil. In this location, you’ll be able to hear the quiet.

Day 1 : Arrival in Leh

When you arrive in Leh, a representative from our company will meet you and take you to your accommodation. Checking in and getting settled will allow you to begin exploring Leh and the surrounding area.

It’s possible to go for a stroll or do some shopping at the market. Tibetan architecture, Pashmina shawls, and dry fruits make Leh a sought-after tourist destination.

Return to your hotel in the evening for dinner and a night’s sleep.

Day 2 : Excursion to Sham Valley

If you have time on the second day of your stay in Leh, you’ll have the opportunity to visit Sham Valley. Enjoy a great hotel breakfast before heading off on a sightseeing trip.

The Gurudwara Pather Sahib is the first stop on your tour of the city. In this part of the world, the gurudwara is extremely revered. As a result, the rock is said to bear resemblance to Guru Nanak Ji’s torso. The rock at the gurudwara is also a popular destination for Buddhist pilgrims seeking blessings. Dedicated to Guru Nanak Dev Ji, this gurudwara was built in his honour and is now a revered shrine.

Magnetic Hills is the next stop on the itinerary for visitors. This slope offers the most exhilarating ride in the world. In this case, vehicles ascend the slope rather than descend it. It seems like something out of a science fiction film, yet it’s actually a cyclops hill. On your Enchanting Ladakh Tour, you’ll get a close-up look at this phenomenon firsthand.

The Zanskar and Indus River confluences are the next pit stop. In this picture, you can see two rivers, one blue and one green. This is where the two rivers converge, and the resulting kaleidoscope of hues is a sight to behold.

Alchi Gompa, the world’s oldest Buddhist temple complex, is the other stop on your itinerary. For those who are interested, there’s a museum in Ladakh dedicated to Indian soldiers who died during the Indo-Pak conflict.

Return to your Leh hotel for the night and dinner after your exhausting excursion.

Day 3 : Leh to Nubra Valley  160.3 Km/4 Hours 43 Minutes, 10,000 M High Khardungla Pass

Nubra Valley can be reached via Khardungla Pass, which you’ll cross on your way to Day 3’s destination. After a leisurely breakfast, head out on your road excursion.

Bikers from all over the world come to ride the Khardungla Pass, which is the world’s highest motorable road. As a result of its location, the pass offers stunning views of snow-covered mountains. Visiting the pass will provide you with a breathtaking view.

Later, go on to the Nubra Valley on your itinerary. Diskit Monastery, the valley’s oldest monastery, is your first stop in Nubra Valley. For many Tibetan Buddhists, the gompa, which is associated with the Gelugpa branch of Tibetan Buddhism, is a sacred space. Among the gompa’s most striking features is its distinctive Tibetan architecture.

The sand dunes of Hunder Village will be your next stop. You can also take a ride on a Bactrian camel while you’re in the area. This is a unique opportunity for children to ride on two-humped camels.

Last but not least, you’ll want to check out the Panamik Hot Springs. At the Siachen Glacier, there is a spring with medicinal characteristics.
Return to your accommodation in Nubra Valley for supper and an overnight stay after the sightseeing trip.

Day 4 : Turtuk Excursion

You’ll be travelling to Turtuk today via the Nubra Valley. After a hearty breakfast, you’ll go out on this one-day excursion.

In the village of Turtuk you may learn about the people’s customs and way of life. Make friends with the locals and learn their language while you’re there. A monastery can be found in the area, although getting there requires a short hike up a hill. If you’re in the mood to relax, the waterfall in Turtuk is a great place to go. It’s also a good idea to visit the Baltic Museum, which sits on a wooden bridge.

Dinner and a night’s rest are waiting for you at your hotel in Nubra Valley after you return from your tour.

Shayok River (140 km, 6 hours, 4,250m) is the route from Nubra to Pangong through the Shayok River.

Day 5 : Shayok River Will Take You From Nubra to Pangong Lake

This river, which flows from the Rimo Glacier, has water so crystal-clear that it appears as if it were a mirror. During the day, the river looks like a carpet of diamonds has been spread down over it when the sun shines on it. Because of this, a trip to the river is a must-do.

Make your way to your campground in Pangong after this detour, settle up, and take a nap. During the evenings, you can relax by the lake or explore the area’s natural beauty.

Make yourself a meal and prepare for a night’s rest at the campground.

Day 6 : Pangong to Leh (222.9km/5h22m, 3,500m)

It’s a long journey from Pangong to Leh, which takes about five hours and twenty-two minutes.

Begin your day as usual with a hearty breakfast. Today, you won’t be staying at a hotel, but rather at a campground. Get ready to go for Leh in the evening. The first thing to do after arriving at your hotel in Leh is to go through the check-in process and then relax.

The Thiksey Monastery is the first thing you’ll see when you arrive in Leh. The monastery’s Tibetan-style architecture is a major draw. A 15-meter-tall Buddha statue is also on display in the monastery’s temple.

Later, you’ll be visiting Rancho’s School, which is considered one of the best in the country. 3 Idiots’ movie conclusion was filmed in this same school. Druk Padma Karpo School is the official name, although it’s better known as “3 Idiots School.”

After a fun-filled day, return to your hotel for dinner and a restful night’s sleep.

Day 7 : Leh to Tso Moriri (220.9 kilometers/ 5 hours and 22 minutes, elevation 4,000 metres).

It’s time to hit the road again after a filling breakfast at the hotel. ChumathangDay 7 : Leh to Tso Moriri (220.9 Kilometers/ 5 Hours and 22 Minutes, Elevation 4,000 Metres). is the route you’ll take today to go to Tso Moriri.

The Sulphur spring at Chumathang is a tourist attraction in the region. One of the best places to see in Pakistan is the spring that springs from the ground near the Indus River. Once you’ve arrived at your hotel and checked in, you can continue your journey to Tso Moriri and then go on a sightseeing tour.

Tso Moriri Lake will be your first stop. It’s the country’s largest high-altitude lake. Because it is frozen in the winter, you can only get there in the summer. The surrounding snow-capped mountains provide a picturesque backdrop to the lake. This lakeside location would be ideal for a camping vacation, but due to the presence of the Tso Moriri Wetland Conservation Reserve, this is not possible.

Return to your hotel for dinner and an overnight stay following this great day.

Day 8: Tso Moriri to Leh

You will return to Leh on this day. Get up early and get out on your road adventure today. Once you’ve arrived at your Leh hotel, check in and relax for a bit.

On the Enchanting Ladakh Tour, today is yours to do with as you like. Shop or go sightseeing for a change of pace. Return to the hotel for dinner and a restful night’s sleep at the end of the day.

Day 9 : Departure From Leh (Himalayas)

Your trip to Enchanting Ladakh has come to an end. A member of our staff will meet and greet you at the hotel and drive you to Leh’s airport, where you can fly back home.