Your incredible journey to Ladakh starts as soon as you land in Srinagar.
Be transferred to a hotel that has been reserved and finish the check-in procedures.After a filling breakfast, take some time to relax at the hotel.The rest of the day is free for you to do as you like, including at your own expense, exploring Srinagar.Return to the hotel for dinner and the night in the evening.

Have a nutritious meal as you awaken to a stunning morning in the Kashmir Valley.Later, start your journey to Kargil by crossing the stunning Zozi-La Pass.During the trip, you will see vistas of Tiger Hill and other well-known Himalayan peaks that are associated with the thrilling Kargil War tales.
You might make a brief stop at the Kargil War Monument to honour the Kargil war’s martyrs.By sunset, arrive in Kargil, and end the day.Dinner and a hotel room in Kargil for the night.

Start your travel to Leh after a hearty meal in the morning. See Basgo Palace and Monastery along the way. They are positioned on a steep hill and have the appearance of enormous anthills rising from the ground. You will notice a shift in the terrain as you proceed through the Lamayuru Village to the monastery, which has a surface that resembles the moon. Make a brief halt at the Indus Sangam Viewpoint to observe the meeting of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers. Visit Magnetic Hill to see a road where gravity doesn’t apply. At Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, you may also indulge in delectable langar while learning the history of the army’s role in the gurudwara’s creation. Visit the renowned Hall of Fame to learn about the martyrs and warriors of Indo-Pak. Arrive in Leh, then take the day off.

After a delectable breakfast at the hotel, begin your Leh sightseeing tour.
Start your tour of the city by going to the well-known Shanti Stupa, which was constructed to celebrate 2500 years of Buddhism and offersbreathtaking sunset views from its clifftop location.You can gain insight into Leh’s former heyday by visiting the Leh Palace, which dates back to the 17th century.
Then, get some Tibetan handicrafts from the neighbourhood Leh Market or go café hopping to sample delectable Ladakhi food.For a scrumptious meal, go return to the hotel.Stay the night at the hotel in Leh.

Prepare for the greatest experience after eating a nutritious breakfast.
You will travel through some of the highest passes in the world on your adventure, and you will be greeted by ever-changing views of the desolate landscape.Stop at the cafe on Khardung-La Pass, the highest all-season motorable road in the world, and take in the scenery; you’ll feel as though you’re on top of the world.Once leaving Khardung-la, the terrain changes to a white sand desert as you enter the Nubra Valley, which is home to the Nubra Sand Dunes.Visit the Diskit Monastery, the oldest and largest monastery in Ladakh, which also houses a sizable Buddha statue, if time permits.Later, spend time camping with a bonfire under a starry sky.Spend the night in the Nubra Valley campground.

Get a delicious breakfast when you awaken in the stunning Nubra Valley.
Be ready for your excursion to Pangong Lake on the Indo-China border—this day has been long anticipated.Pangong Tso, one of the highest altitude saltwater lakes, will welcome you with its shifting hues of blue, green, and red.The Shyok River and mountains can be seen on one side as you spend the rest of the day visiting the area around Pangong Lake.You can even act out scenes from your favourite Bollywood flicks, such as 3-idiots and Jab Tak Hai Jaan, and revel in the setting in true Bollywood fashion.

In the morning, have a great breakfast while gazing out at the stunning Pangong Lake.Take a brief diversion to the Chang-la Pass, one of the world’s highest mountain passes, on the way back to Leh.Moreover, you can go to the Chang-la Café, which is close to the Changla Pass.Visit the Changla Baba Temple, which is located on the summit and is thought to be the guardian of travellers to Chang La, the name of the pass.Visit the Druk Padma School as well, which is famous for being the location where the final scene of the movie “3 Idiots” was filmed.If time allows, one can stop by the exquisitely designed Thiksey Monastery en route.

Start your return trip to Sarchu after a satisfying meal in the morning.
You will enjoy the scenery as you go as you see the arid, far lands surrounded by the majestic Himalayas.Visit the More Plains, a vast area of green space surrounded on all sides by the powerful Himalayas, and make a photo stop there.Lachung La Pass, another high mountain pass in the area, would be your next resting place.Experience the journey over Gata Loops, a collection of 21 hairpin turns that leads to the summit of Nakee La Pass, one of the highest motorable routes in the Ladakh region.When you get to Sarchu, take some time to relax.

After breakfast, set out on your return trip to Manali.Experience a sequence of hairpin turns as you pass over the picturesque mountain roads. Your next stop is the gorgeous Baralacha La Pass, which is located at a height of 16000 feet and provides you with some breathtaking views of the convergence of the three valleys. See the Suraj Tal, also known as “the lake of the sun god,” which appears to be a lush emerald located in the barren Mountains and is shrouded in both mystery and splendour. The Zingzing Bar, one of the tallest roadside bars in the world, is a convenient place to stop for a moment. You will pass through the renowned Atal Tunnel, one of the world’s longest underground thoroughfares, on your journey to Manali.The rest of the day is free for you to do as you like, including paying your own way to tour Manali’s quaint town.After dinner, spend the night in Manali at the hotel.

Have a great breakfast to start the day off right before checking out of the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to do as you want and at your own expense, including exploring Manali. You can get on the bus to Delhi in the evening by going to the Manali Bus Stop.

Your bus/Cab will return to Delhi in the early morning hours after travelling through the stunning countryside.Your incredible adventure to Ladakh comes to an end once you get to Delhi.