Ladakh Like You’ve Always Dreamed

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Our Ladakh Tour Packages: Collect Stories Amidst Monasteries and Moonlike Landscapes

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Places to Visit in Ladakh

Journey Through Ladakh: A Land of Stark Beauty, and Boundless Roads

Leh

Nubra Valley

Pangong Lake

Tso Moriri Lake

Khardung La Pass

Hemis Monastery

Thiksey Monastery

Shey Palace

Alchi Monastery

Magnetic Hill

Zanskar Valley

Lamayuru Monastery

Hall of Fame

Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary

Hanle

Sangam Point

Kargil

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When to Venture into Ladakh’s Infinite Vistas

Perfect Time to Explore Ladakh with Our Adventure Tours

Apr–Jun

Peak Season

What To Expect:

Pleasant weather with temperatures from 10°C to 25°C.
Crystal-clear skies, perfect for sightseeing and photography.
Best time for Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, and Khardung La Pass.
Roads to Leh open, making access smooth.
Vibrant Hemis Festival in June.
Popular time, so advance booking is recommended.

Jul-Sep

Moderate Season

What To Expect:

Occasional rains in lower areas, though Ladakh remains largely dry.
Temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C.
Blooming landscapes with rare Himalayan flowers.
Ideal for trekking in Markha Valley and visiting remote villages.
Fewer tourists compared to peak summer.
Some road closures possible due to rains and landslides on approach routes.

Oct–Mar

Off Season (Winter Wonderland)

What To Expect

Harsh winter temperatures dipping to -20°C at night.
Frozen lakes like Pangong and Tso Moriri, spectacular but extreme.
Clear skies and dramatic snowy landscapes.
Limited accommodation options as many guesthouses close.
Perfect for winter expeditions like the Chadar Trek (frozen river trek).
Far fewer tourists, offering solitude and raw beauty.

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