Leh Ladakh Tour Packages From Bhubaneswar starts ₹22,500

Ladakh is located in the Western Himalayas of Northern India. It is bordered by Tibet to the east, Himachal Pradesh to the south, Jammu & Kashmir and the Pakistan-administered Gilgit-Baltistan to the west. It extends from the Siachen Glacier in the Karakoram Range to the north to the main Great Himalayas to the south. The eastern end of it consists of the uninhabited Aksai Chin plains. The elevation of Ladakh ranges from 2550m to 7742m.

Interesting facts about Ladakh
Here are some fascinating facts about Ladakh for individuals interested in visiting the place for a holiday:
Ladakh is home to the Indian Astronomical Observatory (IAO), which is a high-altitude astronomy station based in Hanle. It is operated by the Indian Institute of Astrophysics and houses one of the world’s top 10 highest optical telescopes. It is also the first-ever dark-sky preserve in the country.
One of the highest saltwater lakes in the world, the Pangong Tso, is based in Ladakh. However, the most unique feature about it is that despite being a saltwater lake, it freezes during winter.
Ladakh is home to some of the oldest and most well-known Buddhist monasteries in the world. This includes names like the Hemis Monastery, Namgyal Tsemo Gompa, Thiksey Monastery, Phuktal Monastery etc.
The Nubra Valley of Ladakh is one of the few places in the world that have a decent population of twin-humped camels, also called Bactrian Camels.
The magnetic hill in Ladakh has a gravity-defying feature that makes vehicles parked in neutral go uphill. Some popular theory suggests its an optical illusion, while others explain it as the work of a special magnetic field.
Ladakh is home to some of the highest motorable mountain passes in the world, including the likes of Umling La Pass, Marisimik La Pass, Khardung La Pass, etc.

Domestic tourists as well as international tourists require an inner line permit (ILP) and are required to pay for it in the form of Environment Fee of INR 400. The ILP is valid for 1 week for foreigners as well as Indians.

June to September is considered the best time to visit Ladakh. During these months, Ladakh has pleasant weather and temperature ranging between 20℃ and 35℃. Trekkers, who like to do the Frozen River Trek and Snow Leopard Trek like to visit in the winter season in Ladakh.

How can we go to Ladakh?
There are two ways to reach Ladakh From Bhubaneswar : airways and roadways. Ladakh has a domestic airport in Leh. So You Can Take Flight From Bhubaneswar to Leh Flight via (Delhi).

Ladakh is connected extremely well by roads with two neighbouring states of Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. NH1 from Kashmir and Leh-Manali Highway from Himachal connect Ladakh with these two states by road.

Delhi is nearest place to Ladakh to start your bike/road trip. The distance of Delhi to Leh Ladakh by road via Leh Manali Highway is around 1011 km and the total travel time is approximately 24 hours.

6 to 8 days is sufficient time for a Leh Ladakh tour from Bhubaneswar.

The Leh Manali Highway opens up via Rohtang Pass from mid-May to September, making it the best time to visit Ladakh by road. The months of mid-September to mid-October are ideal for visiting Leh and Ladakh, as the region is bathed in flamboyance along the Srinagar-Leh and Manali-Leh roads.

No, you won’t find snow in Ladakh in the month of May. You will only find hard ice and not fresh snowfall.

With temperatures ranging from -2°C to -14°C, January is the coldest month in Ladakh.

Ladakh is an adventurer’s paradise. It is home to some incredible trails that are perfect for trekking and hiking; lofty mountains for mountaineering; furious rivers for river rafting; and amazing roads and dirt paths for that adrenaline rushing mountain and motor biking adventure.

This Himalayan destination is also rich in the number of Buddhist monasteries that are also the cultural centres which make them the perfect places for performing pilgrimage and enjoying cultural tours.

1. Hall of Fame Museum
2. Gurdwara Pathar Sahib
3. Shanti Stupa
4. Hemis National Park
5. Khardung La Pass
6. Nubra Valley
7. Tso Moriri Lake
8. Magnetic Hill
9. Diskit Monastery
10. Hemis Monastery
11. Kargil

Coming back to the question, in a sense, yes, Leh Ladakh are the same because the famous tourist destination is Leh, which is a part of Ladakh province. When people talk about going on a visit to Leh Ladakh, they are referring to Leh district and there is no separate ‘Ladakh’ region to explore.

The Best time to visit Ladakh is during the summer season from the month of April to July during this time Ladakh temperature is between 15 to 30 Degree Celsius. Ladakh is known for its extremely low temperatures almost all through the year.

The Best time to visit Ladakh is during the summer season from the month of April to July during this time Ladakh temperature is between 15 to 30 Degree Celsius. Ladakh is known for its extremely low temperatures almost all through the year.

Populars Leh Ladakh Tour Packages From Bhubaneswar Odisha / Raipur

• Explore the Zanskar Valley
• Visit the Pangong-Tso lake
• Explore the The Tso Moriri lake
• River rafting in the mountain rivers
• Trekking in the Chadar
• Drive to the Khardung La Pass
• Visit the Thiksay and Hemis monasteries.

Top major attractions in Leh Ladakh are as follows:

• Zanskar Valley.
• Pangong Tso Lake.
• Kargil.
• Khardung-la Pass.
• Nubra Valley.
• Magnetic Hill.
• Spituk Gompa.
• Hemis National Park.

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