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10-Day Journey Across Ladakh’s Valleys
Mountains
Lifestyle
Road Trips
Adventurous
Relaxing
Family-Friendly
Explore Ladakh in
10 Days / 9 Nights
Places you’ll see
Leh
Aryan Valley
Phyang
Hunder
Turtuk
Merak
Hotel stays
5
Locations
When to go
10
Days
9
Nights
Distance
Day Highlights
Arrive in Leh and begin gradual acclimatisation to the altitude.
Spend the day resting and staying hydrated.
Observe the mountain surroundings around Leh town.
Take a short evening walk through the local market if comfortable.
Prepare for the higher-altitude journey ahead.
Distance
Day Highlights
Travel through the Indus Valley toward Aryan Valley.
Stop at Sangam Point where the Indus and Zanskar Rivers meet.
Visit Alchi Monastery known for its historic Buddhist art.
Observe mountain landscapes and river valleys along the route.
Reach Aryan Valley by evening.
Distance
Day Highlights
Explore villages within the Aryan Valley region.
Observe the cultural traditions of the Brokpa community.
Walk through orchards and narrow village pathways.
Spend time interacting with local residents when possible.
Experience the slower rhythm of village life in Ladakh.
Distance
Day Highlights
Travel through western Ladakh toward Phyang.
Stop at Lamayuru and observe the surrounding moon-like terrain.
Visit Likir Monastery overlooking the valley landscapes.
Pass through mountain roads and small settlements.
Reach Phyang by evening.
Distance
Day Highlights
Cross Khardung La Pass on the way to Nubra Valley.
Observe changing landscapes from rocky mountains to sand dunes.
Visit Diskit Monastery overlooking the Nubra region.
Explore the cold desert surroundings near Hunder.
Reach Hunder by evening.
Distance
Day Highlights
Travel along the Shyok River toward Turtuk village.
Observe Balti cultural influences within the settlement.
Walk through orchards and narrow village lanes.
Visit local heritage areas and traditional houses.
Return to Hunder by evening.
Distance
Day Highlights
Travel through the remote landscapes of the Shyok Valley.
Pass mountain roads, river crossings, and high-altitude terrain.
Observe changing colours across the Ladakh landscape.
Reach Pangong Lake and continue toward Merak village.
Spend the evening near the quieter lakeside region.
Distance
Day Highlights
Changthang Plateau
Druk Padma Karpo School
Thiksey Monastery
Shanti Stupa
Light & Sound Show in Leh War Memorial
Distance
Day Highlights
Leh Palace
SECMOL Campus Visit
Shopping
Distance
Day Highlights
Departure from Leh Airport
When to go
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Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Temperature
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Rain
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Wind
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What’s weather like
What’s included
We believe in clarity no hidden costs. Here’s a breakdown of what’s included in your package and what falls outside it.
What’s Included
Travel to and from Leh before or after the journey.
Meals other than those mentioned in the inclusions.
Personal expenses such as shopping and additional activities.
Entry fees for monasteries, museums, and local attractions.
What’s Excluded
This itinerary includes travel through high-altitude regions above 3,500 metres.
Proper acclimatisation is important during the first days in Ladakh.
Weather and road conditions may change quickly in mountain regions.
Mobile connectivity may remain limited in remote valleys and villages.
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DO’s & DON’TS
Every place has its own rhythms, traditions, and ways of life. By being mindful of how we dress, interact, and carry ourselves, we show respect to the communities we meet and the environments we pass through.
Do’s
Carry a refillable bottle and cloth bags
Ask before photographing people or homes
Dress modestly in villages
Tip guides and drivers generously when satisfied
Don’ts
Don’t play loud music in natural settings
Don’t touch sacred trees or enter altars uninvited
Don’t use plastic, even packaged snacks
Don’t just take photos, ask their names
Manage your plastic
Support locals’ livelihood
Respect the locals
Travel sustainably
Our values
Travel, connect, care. These aren’t just ideas — it’s about people, purpose, and presence. When we walk gently, listen deeply, and act mindfully, we nurture cultures, protect ecosystems, and shape a more caring future of travel.
Reduce
Waste Wisely
Carry personal towels and essential toiletries
Avoid single-use plastics; bring refillables
Carry back all your trash
Support
Local
Livelihoods
Choose community-run stays and eateries
Buy souvenirs from artisans directly
Engage meaningfully, not just for photos
Respect
the
Local Way of Life
Learn basic greetings and local etiquette
Ask before entering sacred spaces or homes
Go slow — don’t force schedules in remote areas
Minimize Your
Impact
Stick to designated trails during treks
Limit electricity and hot water use in villages
Be mindful of resource consumption
