NatureLeh, Ladakh
Pangong Tso
A high-altitude lake that shifts from turquoise to deep blue through the day.

Land of High Passes
High-altitude lakes, monasteries and epic Himalayan road trips on the roof of India.
Ladakh is a stark, beautiful high desert between the Karakoram and the Himalaya. Brilliant blue lakes, whitewashed monasteries and some of the world’s highest motorable passes make it India’s ultimate adventure destination.
Every itinerary starts with acclimatisation in Leh before heading to Nubra Valley’s dunes and the ever-changing colours of Pangong Tso.
A 134-km-long lake whose water shifts from turquoise to deep blue.
Sand dunes, double-humped camels and Diskit Monastery.
A 12-storey monastery often compared to Lhasa’s Potala Palace.
4One of the highest motorable passes in the world.
NatureLeh, Ladakh
A high-altitude lake that shifts from turquoise to deep blue through the day.
Summer
May – Sep
All roads open; pleasant days, cold nights.
Winter
Oct – Apr
Frozen landscapes, Chadar trek; many roads closed.
Ideal trip duration
6–8 days
Two days to acclimatise in Leh, then Nubra and Pangong.
6 Nights / 7 DaysAdventureLeh · Khardung La · Nubra Valley
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With proper acclimatisation and medical clearance, yes. We plan gentler itineraries with more rest days.
Indian nationals need an inner-line permit for Nubra, Pangong and other protected areas — we arrange it for you.
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