Leh Ladakh Packages by Flight

Three nights is the minimum that works, and it covers Leh and the Sham Valley only. Five to six nights adds Nubra and Pangong, which is the combination most first-time visitors come for. Seven to eight nights lets you add Kargil or Tsomoriri without rushing. Nine or ten nights covers the remote south-east - Hanle and the Changthang plateau. Anything under three nights does not leave room for the acclimatisation day, and we will not sell it.

No. These thirteen itineraries are priced from arrival at Leh airport to departure from Leh airport, and you book your own flights. If you would rather have the flights bundled, see our fixed departures, which include return airfare from Delhi, Mumbai or Ahmedabad on daily services.

Leh sits at roughly 3,500 m and the itineraries cross Khardung La at 18,390 ft and Chang La at 5,486 m. Altitude affects most first-time visitors to some degree. Every one of our itineraries builds in a full rest day on arrival in Leh before any sightseeing, and that day is not optional - skipping it is the single most common cause of a ruined trip. Oxygen cylinders are available through the tour (₹800 to ₹1,000 per day plus ₹200 per mask). Anyone with a heart or lung condition should speak to their doctor before booking.

Yes. Inner Line Permits are required for Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, Hanle and Turtuk. We arrange them as part of the package - you need to carry original photo identification. Foreign nationals of certain countries require a Protected Area Permit that must be applied for well in advance, so tell us your nationality at the time of booking rather than on arrival. A Ladakh Ecological Development Fee is also payable.

Because the vehicle is the largest single cost and it is shared. Two people pay for a whole Scorpio or Innova between them; twelve people split a Tempo Traveller. That is why the per-person price falls steadily from 2 pax to 12 pax on every price table. There is one step where it rises slightly - between 6 and 8 people - because that is the point where the group moves up from an Innova to a Tempo Traveller and the larger vehicle resets the per-head cost.

Each itinerary is quoted across seven categories, from Standard up to Premium Plus, and each category maps to a named hotel in every town on the route - those names are listed on the individual package pages. The Luxury category is a Leh upgrade specifically: it places you in a higher-grade Leh hotel while Semi-Luxury properties are used at the other stops. If a particular property matters to you, tell us before booking and we will confirm availability.