Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi via Manali – Ultimate Himalayan Road Trip Experience
Experience one of the world’s most legendary road journeys with our Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi via Manali — a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that takes you across towering Himalayan passes, pristine high-altitude lakes, ancient monasteries, cold deserts, and raw mountain wilderness.
This Delhi to Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali is not just a holiday; it is a transformational journey through some of the most dramatic landscapes on Earth. Designed for travelers who want depth, safety, comfort, and authenticity, this package is ideal for families, couples, honeymooners, bikers, photographers, and adventure lovers.
Why Choose the Delhi–Manali–Leh Route for Your Ladakh Trip?
Among all routes to Ladakh, the Manali–Leh Highway is considered the most adventurous, scenic, and iconic. Unlike flying directly to Leh, this route allows gradual altitude gain, reducing the risk of altitude sickness while offering unmatched visual diversity.
- Gradual acclimatization – safer than direct flights
- Crosses five legendary high-altitude mountain passes
- Stunning transition from green valleys to cold desert
- Remote Himalayan plateaus and river crossings
- Ranked among the most beautiful highways in the world
Delhi to Leh Ladakh Road Trip Route Overview
Delhi → Manali → Rohtang Pass → Jispa → Baralacha La → Sarchu → Tanglang La → Leh → Nubra Valley → Pangong Lake → Leh
This epic journey covers over 1,000 kilometers of dramatic Himalayan terrain and offers a complete Ladakh experience.
High-Altitude Passes Covered on This Tour
- Rohtang Pass – Snow gateway from Manali to Lahaul
- Baralacha La – Glacier-surrounded high mountain pass
- Lachulung La – Rugged and wind-swept terrain
- Tanglang La – One of the highest motorable passes in the world
- Khardung La – Gateway to Nubra Valley
Places Covered in Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi via Manali
Manali Hill Station | Hadimba Devi Temple Manali Sightseeing | Club House Manali Adventure Activities | Tibetan Monastery Manali Cultural Attraction | Vashisht Village Manali Hot Springs | Van Vihar Manali Nature Park | Jispa Scenic Village Lahaul | Baralacha La Pass High Altitude Mountain Pass | Leh Ladakh Capital City | Tsemo Gompa Leh Hilltop Monastery | Shanti Stupa Leh Sunset Point | Leh Palace Royal Heritage | Leh Main Market Shopping Area | Confluence of Indus and Zanskar Rivers Sangam | Zanskar River Ladakh Adventure | Magnetic Hill Ladakh Gravity Hill | Gurudwara Patthar Sahib Leh | Shyok River Ladakh Scenic Route | Diskit Monastery Nubra Valley | Turtuk Village Last Indian Village | Tangste Village En Route Pangong | Thiksey Monastery Ladakh Largest Gompa | Spituk Monastery Leh Ladakh | Nubra Valley Cold Desert | Khardung La Pass One of World’s Highest Motorable Roads | Bactrian Double Humped Camel Nubra Safari | Hunder Village Nubra Sand Dunes | Shyok Route Nubra to Pangong | Pangong Lake World Famous High Altitude Lake | Tsagala / Tsagla Village Ladakh | Tso Moriri Lake High Altitude Wetland | Upshi Ladakh Transit Town | Changthang Plateau Ladakh Nomadic Region | Chang La Pass High Altitude Mountain Pass | Sarchu Campsite Manali Leh Highway
Tour at a glance
Day-1: Delhi– Manali by Overnight Volvo Bus
Day-2: In Manali Sightseeing Visiting Hadimba Devi Temple – Tibetan Monastery – Vashishth Hot Spring
Day-3: Manali – Jispa (100 Km / Approx 03 Hrs)
Day-4: Jispa – Leh (330 Km / Approx 11 Hrs) Over Baralacha Pass,5030 m (16,500 ft) & Tanglang La Pass,5328 m (17,500 ft)
Day-5: Leh Palace – Magnetic Hill - Confluence of Indus and Zanskar Rivers - Gurdwara Pathar Sahib - Stanti Stupa:
Day-6: Leh – Khardung La (5602Mtrs) Nubra Valley (150 Km / Approx 06 Hrs)
Day-7: Nubra Valley – Pangong Lake (150 kms / Approx 6 hrs)
Day-8: Pangong Lake – Shey Palace - Thiksey Moneastry - Leh ( 220 kms / Approx 6-7 hrs)
Day-9: Leh – Sarchu - Jispa (330 Km / Approx 11 Hrs)
Day-10: Jispa - Manali - Delhi
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A visit to the top of the world, Leh-Ladakh features most of the world’s highest motorable
passes with the spectacular beauty of snow-capped mountains. Admired for its unparalleled scenic views, pristine icy lakes,
and swirling roads, Ladakh is becoming the most Instagrammable place in India and is on everyone’s bucket list. Adding to its
exceptional beauty are the ancient Buddhist monasteries mostly nestled in the mountains and from thousands of
years. Never forget to book our all inclusive Leh Ladakh Trip in 7 Days Package. Travel Route Tour Itinerary
Meet Delhi ISBT and board your bus to Manali. Enjoy your overnight travel by a/c Sami sleeper Volvo Bus. In the Morning, you will reach Manali & transfer to hotel. Afternoon Manali sightseeing visiting
Hadimba Devi Temple, Club House, Tibetan Monastery and Vashisht Village, Van Vihar. In evening free to stroll on Mall Road.
Overnight stay at hotel in Manali. After Morning breakfast drive from Manali to Jispa, a beautiful little town in the Lahaul district of
Himachal Pradesh perched on the banks of river Bhaga, Jispa lies 3 hours from Manali and provides the most stunning views of surrounding mountains.
While it is often regarded as a pit stop en route Leh on the Manali-Leh Highway. This place is truly worthy of its own individually
at a stunning height of 10,500 ft.On arrival check into the hotel.
Overnight stay at hotel in Jispa. Early morning after breakfast drive from Jispa to Leh. Upon arrival at Leh transfer to hotel, till evening for
acclimatize due to high altitude. Evening visit local market of Leh Ladakh set amidst the epic Himalayas; Ladakh is a rustic and heavenly beautiful
travel destination. The rugged valleys and mountains, winding roads coupled with the vibrant cultural life maintain the exuberance and charm of this region.
The iconic Magnetic Hill, the turquoise coloured Pangong Lake, the confluence of two mystical rivers, ancient and awe inspiring monasteries
and the highest passes are a few of the marvelous attractions of Leh and Ladakh in general. The wide array of trekking routes will satiate your
soul and enrich the senses. The moons like desert mountains continue to be an exceptional destination for adventure seekers and admirers of
Buddhism and phenomenal mountain vistas.
Overnight stay at hotel in Leh.
Leh Palace: Start exploring Leh with the visit of the Leh palace. The king of Ladakh built this
nine-storey edifice rising above the old town during the first half of the 17th century. Inside, a museum exhibits a collection of jewellery and
ornaments belonging to the royal family. From the palace, a winding path leads to Namgyal Tsemo gompa. This Buddhist mud-brick monastery dominating
the city of Leh was founded in 1430 and it houses a three-storey-high statue of the Future Buddha. Thousands of fluttering prayer flags connect to
the nearby Victory Peak Magnetic Hill: A half-an-hour drive from Leh brings you to the strange Magnetic Hill where you can see the car with engine turned off and in neutral
starting moving uphill against gravity, To understand what’s really going on, don’t forget to bring a spirit level.
A few kilometres further on the Leh-Srinagar highway, you arrive at the famous photo spot of Sangam, the confluence of Indus and Zanskar rivers. Then visit
Gurdwara Pathar Sahib, a small shrine devoted to Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism Today we proceed to Nubra valley is a part of the old Silk Road to Central Asia. On the way , you will cross Khardung La ,
the highest motorable road in the world at the height of 5602mtrs / 18,390 ft. then drive to Nubra valley connected eastern Tibet with
Turkistan through the Karakoram Pass. Nubra valley is known for its centuries-old gompas, hot sulphur springs, high-altitude sand dunes,
double-humped Bactrian camels and a unique amalgamation of mountains, rivers and deserts. The Karakoram mountain range and the valley
combine to create a fantastic desert landscape and fertile fields. Nubra is known as Ldumra, meaning “valley of flowers” in Ladakhi language.
Nubra is also the gateway to Siachen glacier, the highest and coldest battlefield in the world at an altitude of almost 6,000 metres where the
temperature falls below minus 60 degrees in the winter. Tourists need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to enter Nubra valley.
Overnight stay at Camp in Nubra Valley. Morning after early breakfast drive from Nubra Valley to Pangong via Shayok. Pangong Lake, one of the most
famous lakes in Leh Ladakh, derives its name from the Tibetan word, “Pangong Tso”, which means “high grassland lake”.
You could spend some time here in contemplation here, and still not have enough of its beauty. Pangong Lake is also known to change colors,
appearing blue, green and red at different times.
Overnight stay at Pangong. Morning after early breakfast drive from Pangong Lake to Leh. On the way visit: Shey Palace: Was built by Deldan Namgyal in the beginning of 17th century AD.
The main image inn the monastery is three story statue of Buddha Shakamuni, made of copper gilt which was made by
Deldan Namgyal in the memory of his father Singay Namgyal. The statue is the only of its kind in the region.
Thiksey Monastery: The most beautifully in all the monasteries in Ladakh, belongs to the Gelukspa order. Upon arrival at Leh check in hotel. Evening free for your own to explore local market. Overnight stay at Leh. Early moring breakfast & drive to Jispa . It is long drive from Leh to Jispa way back .
Overnight stay at Jispa. Morning after breakfast drive from Jispa to Manali and drop in the VOLVO Bus Stand Manali to board the AC
sami sleeper Volvo Bus for Delhi. Package Includes & Excludes
Package Tour Price * Package Starting From.
29,500/-PP 9 Nights & 10 Days | Ex-Delhi* Price is for 6Pax. without GST.* Package Meals will be served in MAP Basis * Call Us for Latest Package Offers.
Important Places to Visit In This Tour
The Hemis Festival is the most famous and vibrant cultural festival of
Ladakh, celebrated annually at Hemis Monastery, one of the largest and richest monasteries
in the region. This grand event reflects Ladakh’s deep-rooted
Buddhist heritage, spiritual traditions, and Himalayan culture.
Celebrated in honor of Guru Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche), the founder
of Tibetan Buddhism, the Hemis Festival transforms the monastery courtyard into a
lively space filled with ritual dances, traditional music, and spiritual energy.
The Hemis Festival usually takes place in June or July, based on the
Tibetan lunar calendar. These months also fall within the best travel season for Ladakh,
making it an ideal time to combine cultural exploration with a scenic road trip.
Aligning your Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi via Manali with the
Hemis Festival allows you to experience Ladakh not just as a destination,
but as a living cultural landscape.
The best time to visit Leh Ladakh via Manali is from
June to September, when the iconic Manali–Leh Highway is fully open
and offers safe, scenic, and unforgettable road trip experiences.
This limited travel window allows travelers to cross high-altitude passes,
witness snow-capped mountains, explore Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake,
and experience Ladakh in its most accessible and beautiful form.
To experience the journey safely and fully,
planning your Leh Ladakh tour package from Delhi via Manali
between June and September is highly recommended.
The Manali–Leh Highway is maintained by the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) and remains open only for a limited window every year. This makes the journey even more special and adds to its exclusivity and adventure appeal.
Driving on this road is a true test of endurance and skill, which is why experienced mountain drivers and well-maintained vehicles are essential — and are fully included in this tour package.
Rohtang Pass is the first major high-altitude mountain pass encountered on the
Delhi to Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali. Known for heavy snowfall and dramatic landscapes,
it marks the transition from green valleys to rugged Himalayan terrain.
Baralacha La is one of the most visually striking passes on the Manali–Leh Highway.
Surrounded by glaciers and high-altitude lakes, it offers breathtaking photo opportunities
and a true sense of Himalayan isolation.
Lachulung La is known for its harsh weather conditions and surreal, moon-like landscape.
Crossing this pass is a true adventure highlight of any
Leh Ladakh tour package from Delhi via Manali.
The Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi via Manali offers travelers
a chance to witness some of the most spectacular
high-altitude lakes in the Himalayas.
These lakes are not just scenic attractions but defining elements
of Ladakh’s unique landscape and natural beauty.
Pangong Tso Lake is the most iconic lake in Ladakh, located at an altitude
of approximately 4,350 meters. Famous for its constantly changing
shades of blue, this high-altitude saltwater lake stretches across
India and Tibet.
Suraj Tal is a pristine high-altitude lake located just below
Baralacha La Pass on the Manali–Leh Highway. It is considered
sacred by locals and is fed by melting glaciers.
Deepak Tal is a small yet beautiful lake located near Patseo
on the Manali–Leh route. Surrounded by green meadows and
snow-capped mountains, it offers a peaceful break during the drive.
Together, these lakes add immense scenic value to the journey and make
this Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali a complete and unforgettable
Himalayan experience.
The Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi via Manali takes travelers
through some of the most diverse and breathtaking valleys of the Himalayas.
Each valley offers a unique combination of landscape, altitude, culture, and experience,
making this road trip a truly immersive Ladakh journey.
From lush green Himalayan valleys to high-altitude cold deserts and vast open plateaus,
the valleys covered in this tour form the backbone of the Ladakh experience.
Manali Valley marks the starting point of the journey and provides a refreshing contrast
before entering extreme high-altitude terrain. Surrounded by pine forests, rivers, and
snow-capped peaks, it acts as a gentle transition into the Himalayan adventure.
After crossing Rohtang Pass, the journey enters Lahaul Valley — a region known for its
dramatic barren mountains, glaciers, and wide riverbeds. This valley introduces travelers
to the raw and untamed side of the Himalayas.
Leh Valley is the cultural, economic, and administrative center of Ladakh. Surrounded by
towering mountains, this valley offers a blend of traditional Ladakhi life, historical
landmarks, and modern traveler comforts.
Nubra Valley is one of Ladakh’s most unique regions, where sand dunes exist at high altitude
amidst snow-capped mountains and glaciers. The valley is formed by the confluence of the
Shyok and Nubra rivers.
Changthang Valley is a vast high-altitude plateau known for its open landscapes, extreme
climate, and peaceful environment. This region is home to Pangong Lake and nomadic
Changpa communities.
Together, these valleys make the
Delhi to Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali a complete Himalayan expedition,
offering unmatched diversity in landscapes, culture, and adventure.
This tour is thoughtfully designed to carefully balance
comfort and altitude safety, ensuring travelers remain healthy, well-rested,
and comfortable throughout the high-altitude journey.
Low-quality accommodations are one of the most common reasons Ladakh trips fail.
That is why this Leh Ladakh tour package from Delhi via Manali uses only
tested, altitude-friendly properties that meet safety, hygiene, and comfort standards.
Food at high altitude plays a crucial role in maintaining
health, energy levels, and overall travel comfort.
Proper meal planning helps the body adapt better to changing altitudes
and reduces the risk of fatigue and altitude-related issues.
This thoughtfully planned food arrangement significantly improves
user experience, supports acclimatization, and helps
travelers stay energized throughout the
Delhi to Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali.
One of the most searched and important concerns related to any
Leh Ladakh tour package from Delhi is
Altitude Mountain Sickness (AMS).
Understanding AMS is essential for a safe and enjoyable Ladakh road trip.
Altitude Mountain Sickness occurs when the body does not receive enough oxygen
at high elevations. It usually happens when travelers ascend too quickly
without proper acclimatization.
Due to the gradual altitude gain and proper acclimatization strategy,
the Manali route is significantly safer than flying directly to Leh,
making it ideal for first-time Ladakh travelers, families, and senior tourists.
To visit sensitive and protected regions of Ladakh, travelers are required to obtain
Inner Line Permits (ILP). These permits are mandatory for both Indian
and foreign tourists visiting certain high-altitude areas.
With all permit formalities taken care of in advance, you can enjoy a
hassle-free Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali without standing in long
queues or worrying about paperwork.
Vehicles used for the Delhi to Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali are
carefully selected to handle extreme Himalayan terrain, high-altitude roads,
river crossings, and unpredictable weather conditions.
This ensures a safe, comfortable, and reliable journey throughout the
Manali–Leh Highway and remote regions of Ladakh.
The Manali–Leh Highway is one of the most adventurous yet challenging
mountain roads in India. Road conditions vary significantly depending on altitude,
weather, and season, making safety planning extremely important.
With professional drivers and a safety-first itinerary,
this Leh Ladakh tour package from Delhi via Manali
offers adventure without compromising traveler well-being.
Choosing the Delhi to Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali over flying
directly to Leh is one of the safest and most rewarding ways to experience Ladakh.
This route allows travelers to adapt gradually, experience diverse landscapes,
and truly understand the Himalayas.
Flying to Leh takes travelers from near sea level to over 11,500 feet in a very
short time, significantly increasing the risk of
Altitude Mountain Sickness (AMS).
The Manali route allows slow and steady altitude gain, giving the body time to adapt.
When you choose the road route, the journey itself becomes the highlight.
Travelers cross iconic mountain passes, glaciers, rivers, and remote Himalayan
landscapes that are completely missed when flying.
The road trip offers significantly more value by including multiple destinations,
scenic stops, camping experiences, and cultural exposure — all in one journey.
For those visiting Ladakh for the first time, the Manali route is highly recommended
due to its safety, comfort, and ability to ease travelers into high-altitude conditions.
Flying is simply a mode of transport. The Manali road route is a
true Himalayan expedition, offering adventure, discovery,
and a deeper connection with the mountains.
Weather in Ladakh varies significantly between day and night due to high altitude.
Understanding month-wise temperatures helps travelers pack correctly and plan
a comfortable Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi via Manali.
The Delhi to Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali is considered a
moderate to challenging journey due to high altitude,
long travel hours, and changing weather conditions.
However, it is achievable for most travelers with basic fitness and preparation.
This tour is suitable for families, couples, and first-time Ladakh travelers
who are reasonably fit and follow acclimatization guidelines.
At The Thrill Himalaya, safety is not an add-on — it is the foundation
of every journey we design. Traveling through high-altitude Himalayan terrain requires
experience, preparation, and local knowledge, which is why every
Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi via Manali is planned with a
safety-first approach.
Travel with confidence. Travel with experience. Travel with The Thrill Himalaya.
Both the Manali–Leh route and the Srinagar–Leh route are popular ways to reach Ladakh,
but they offer very different travel experiences. Choosing the right route depends on
your travel goals, comfort level, and sense of adventure.
The Manali route is recommended for travelers seeking a
true Himalayan road trip experience, while the
Srinagar route is better suited for those prioritizing comfort.
Many experienced travelers choose to combine both routes for a complete Ladakh journey.
The Delhi to Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali is a dream journey for
photographers, filmmakers, vloggers, and travel content creators.
Every day presents dramatic lighting, vast landscapes, and rare visual moments.
Many viral Ladakh travel videos and reels are captured on this route,
making it one of the most visually rewarding road trips in the world.
Connectivity in Ladakh is limited due to its remote geography.
Understanding network availability helps travelers stay prepared
and enjoy a stress-free journey.
Limited connectivity allows travelers to disconnect from daily stress
and fully immerse themselves in the raw beauty of the Himalayas.
Packing correctly for a Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali is essential
due to high altitude, cold nights, and rapidly changing weather conditions.
This month-wise packing checklist will help you stay comfortable, safe,
and prepared throughout the journey.
Shopping in Leh is a delightful cultural experience that allows travelers to take home
authentic souvenirs reflecting Ladakh’s rich heritage, craftsmanship, and traditions.
Leh Market is best explored in the evening after proper acclimatization.
The lively atmosphere, local shops, and cafes make it an ideal place to relax,
shop, and experience local Ladakhi life.
Responsible tourism is essential for preserving Ladakh’s fragile ecosystem,
cultural heritage, and local way of life. This tour is designed to follow
sustainable and ethical travel practices that benefit both
travelers and local communities.
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If you are looking for a well-planned, safe, and deeply immersive Ladakh road trip,
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Delhi to Leh Ladakh road trip via Manali — designed by mountain experts
who understand the Himalayas inside out.
This journey is not rushed tourism. It is a
true Himalayan expedition, crafted with the right balance of
adventure, acclimatization, comfort, and authentic local experiences.
Travel with confidence. Travel with experience. Travel with The Thrill Himalaya.
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I'am Interested! Please tell me the Best Offer!! 1)How can we reach Ladakh? Answer:
Answer. There are three ways to reach Ladakh:
2)Is there any oxygen problem in Ladakh? Answer:
Ladakh is located at high altitude, nearly 11,500 feet above sea level. At this altitude people often find difficulty in breathing or are likely to fall
prey to altitude sickness. It happens due to a low level of atmospheric oxygen. It is advisable to give yourself enough time to acclimatize before engaging
in any physical activity. 3)What are the symptoms of High Altitude sickness? How long does it take to get acclimatize in Ladakh? Answer:
Some common symptoms of high altitude sickness include giddiness, loss of appetite, lack of sleep and difficulty in breathing. The best way to get acclimatize
in Ladakh is a natural rest for at least 48 hours. 4)What kind of accommodations are available in Ladakh? Answer:
There are varieties of accommodations available in Ladakh. The region is sprawling with the innumerable hotels, guest houses, homestays, and hostels. People
can easily find accommodation in Ladakh without any hassle. 5)What is the ideal duration for the Ladakh trip? Answer:
The ideal time depends on your plan and itinerary. Generally, it needs 5 to 12 days to cover the major destinations in Ladakh. If trekking is your main goal
then you may have to increase the duration as some long trekking trails require a more prolonged time to complete the tour. 6)What kind of clothes we should bring during the Ladakh trip? Answer:
T-shirts and shorts are good clothing options during the daytime but after the sunsets the climate gets chilly and one requires a jacket and pullover. If you
are trekking to the peaks of 4000 meters above sea level, you need warm woolen clothes. Rain and snowfall can take place in June and July and if you are
travelling in this season then you should carry windcheaters and raincoats. If you are into trekking, a pair of waterproof shoes is a must. 7) Are there any ATMs in Leh? Answer:
Leh has four ATMs owned by Axis Bank, Jammu and Kashmir Bank, Punjab National Bank and State Bank of India. 8)What are the places I can see in Leh and Ladakh city? Answer:
There are a lot of Buddhist monasteries and monuments which are a must visit in Leh. You can visit the Shanti Stupa, located just outside the town. You can
also visit the Kali Mandir which is 800 year old and is located at the heart of the town on the top of a steep mountain. You can also stop to spin a huge
prayer wheel on your way there. The 17th century Leh Palace, built in traditional Tibetan style, offers a captivating view of town. Southeast of Leh,
Thiksey Monastery is the place for seeing amazing sunsets. The Hemis Monastery is the wealthiest, oldest, and most important monastery in Ladakh. 9)What are popular peaks in Ladakh that can be visited? Answer:
There are few mountaineering peaks in Ladakh which is a must visit for you . They are Sasser Kangri 7627mts in Karakuram range, Nun 7135mts, Kun 7085mts,
Zanskar range, Kang-yatse 6400mts, and StokKangri 6150mts in ladakh range. 10. What is the best time for festival in Ladakh? Answer:
Each year, the Ladakh festival is held in the month of September 1-15 in Ladakh and its neighboring areas. The festival takes place for 15 days distinguished
as performance of folk song, dancing, besides sport activities like native, polo, archery etc. 11. What are the monasteries found in Leh and Ladakh? Answer:
The principal tourist attraction in Leh and Ladakh are the monasteries. People across the world come here to get mesmerized in the scenic landscapes or visit
monasteries. There are various monasteries here referring to the Mahayana and Hinayana sects of Buddhism. These monasteries are dotted amidst the attractive
backdrops of mountain, meandering valleys and meadows. The popular monasteries to visit in Ladakh include:
Shanti Stupa, Spituk Monastery, Hemis Monastery, Thiksey Monastery, Lamayuru Monastery, Shey Monastery, Stok Palace, Phyang Monastery, Sankar Gompa,
Alchi Monastery, NamgyalTsemoGompa, Likir Gompa, Leh Palace, Stongde Monastery, Diskit & HundurGompa, Matho Gompa, Soma Gompa, Takthok Monastery,
Sumda Chun Monastery 12. What is Local Cuisine of Ladakh ? Answer:
The staple food of Ladakhi people are Sku and Thukpa (made of wheat flour), Pava (made of sattu) and khambir (local bread). Tourists in Ladakh can try local
Ladakhi food, which is nourishing and usually mildly flavored. One can also find Thukpa, a thick soup with vegetables that provides a complete meal and
delicious Momos or steamed dumplings stuffed with meat or vegetables, accompanied by a fiery chili sauce. 13. Are there local transportation provide for sightseeing? Answer:
Yes, there will be local transportation if you are going out for any sightseeing. Basically it will be a mini van or mini bus which will be there for you.
If you are going to a small distance then there will be tuk tuk for transportation. 14. Why will you choose THE THRILL HIMALAYA as your travel partner? Answer:
Tour in Details
Day 01: Delhi– Manali by Overnight Volvo Bus (570Km / Approx 14 Hrs)
Day 02: In Manali Sightseeing Visiting Hadimba Devi Temple – Tibetan Monastery – Vashishth Hot Spring
Day 03: Manali – Jispa (100 Km / Approx 03 Hrs)
Day 04: Jispa – Leh (330 Km / Approx 11 Hrs) Over Baralacha Pass,5030 m (16,500 ft) & Tanglang La Pass,5328 m (17,500 ft)
Day 05: Leh Palace – Magnetic Hill - Confluence of Indus and Zanskar Rivers - Gurdwara Pathar Sahib - Stanti Stupa:
Day 06: Leh – Khardung La (5602Mtrs) Nubra Valley (150 Km / Approx 06 Hrs)
Day 07: Nubra Valley – Pangong Lake (150 kms / Approx 6 hrs)
Day 08:Pangong Lake – Shey Palace - Thiksey Moneastry - Leh ( 220 kms / Approx 6-7 hrs)
Day 09: Leh – Sarchu - Jispa (330 Km / Approx 11 Hrs)
Day 10: Jispa - Manali - Delhi
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Thrill Himalaya Recomended
Hemis Festival – Ladakh’s Most Iconic Cultural Celebration
When Is the Hemis Festival Celebrated?
Major Highlights of the Hemis Festival
Why Experience the Hemis Festival During Your Ladakh Trip?
Best Time to Visit Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi via Manali
June to August – Best Time for the Complete Ladakh Road Trip
September – Best for Fewer Crowds & Photography
October to May – Not Suitable via Manali Route
Manali–Leh Highway: Engineering Marvel of India
Key Engineering Highlights
High Altitude Passes Covered in this tour
🏔️ Rohtang Pass
🏔️ Baralacha La Pass
🏔️ Lachulung La Pass
High Altitude Lakes Covered in This Tour
Pangong Tso Lake – The Crown Jewel of Ladakh
Suraj Tal – One of the Highest Lakes in India
Deepak Tal – A Scenic Alpine Lake
High Altitude Valleys Covered in this tour
Manali Valley – Gateway to the Himalayas
Lahaul Valley – Raw Himalayan Wilderness
Leh Valley – Cultural and Administrative Heart of Ladakh
Nubra Valley – The Cold Desert of Ladakh
Changthang Valley – High-Altitude Plateau of Ladakh
Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi – In-Depth Accommodation Strategy
Accommodation Types Included
Why Accommodation Choice Matters
Food & Meals on the Manali–Leh–Ladakh Route
Meal Planning Includes
Popular Ladakhi Dishes You May Taste
Understanding Altitude Mountain Sickness (AMS) – Complete Guide
What Is Altitude Mountain Sickness (AMS)?
Common Symptoms of AMS
How This Leh Ladakh Tour Package Minimizes AMS Risk
Inner Line Permits – Complete Legal Travel Coverage
ILP Covers the Following Areas
This Leh Ladakh Tour Package Includes
Best Vehicles for Delhi–Leh Road Trip
Common Vehicle Options
All Vehicles Are Equipped With
Road Conditions & Safety on the Manali–Leh Highway
Road Type Breakdown
Safety Measures Included in This Tour
Why This Route Is Better Than Flying to Leh
Gradual Acclimatization Means Safer Travel
The Journey Is an Experience, Not Just Transport
Better Value and Deeper Experience
Ideal for First-Time Ladakh Travelers
A True Himalayan Adventure
Month-Wise Temperature Guide for Leh Ladakh via Manali
Month
Day Temperature
Night Temperature
Travel Conditions
June
10°C – 20°C
0°C – 5°C
Cold nights, snow at high passes
July
15°C – 25°C
5°C – 10°C
Best weather, clear skies
August
15°C – 25°C
5°C – 10°C
Stable conditions, peak season
September
10°C – 20°C
0°C – 5°C
Cooler nights, fewer crowds
Trip Difficulty & Fitness Guide
Difficulty Level
Recommended Fitness Level
Trust & Safety Commitments – The Thrill Himalaya
Our Core Safety & Trust Commitments
Manali Route vs Srinagar Route – Which Is Better for Ladakh?
Manali Route – Best for Adventure & Scenic Extremes
Srinagar Route – Best for Comfort & Gradual Introduction
Photography & Videography Opportunities on the Ladakh Road Trip
Best Photography Spots on This Route
Ideal For
Mobile Network & Internet Connectivity in Ladakh
Mobile Network Availability by Region
Important Connectivity Tips
Packing Checklist for Leh Ladakh Tour Package from Delhi via Manali
June – Early Season (Cold Nights & Snow Passes)
July & August – Peak Season (Stable Weather)
September – Late Season (Cold Nights & Clear Skies)
Mandatory Items for All Months
Pro Packing Tips from The Thrill Himalaya
Shopping in Leh – What to Buy
Popular Items to Buy in Leh
Responsible & Sustainable Travel in Ladakh
This Tour Follows Responsible Tourism Practices
Book Your Leh Ladakh Road Trip with The Thrill Himalaya
Our Office Location
The Thrill Himalaya
Suite No.02, Himachal Auto Service, Above PNB Bank, Sanjauli, Shimla – 171006
+91 78310 50555
+91 98163 50555
thethrillhimalaya@gmail.com
Reviews on this Tour
Our guests from #Gujarat speaking about the Thrill Himalaya. They travel Leh Ladakh with us from 30th of June to 10th July 2022.
Our guest from #Delhi speaking about The Thrill Himalaya. They travel Leh Ladakh with us from 23rd of September to 30th of September 2021.
