Must Visit Attraction in Ladakh

Ladakh is a place like no other. There are no words to express the beauty of this place. There is a bundle of attraction in Let Ladakh, filled with culture, art and pristine beauty. Read on to know more about the beauty and special attractions in Ladakh one shouldn’t miss.

The best time to visit Let, Ladakh is during the months of April-May. During this time the temperatures remain moderate and Srinagar is clear to commute.

The top 10 places one must visit are:

Zanskar Valley

One of the best places to visit in Leh, Zanskar Lake is amongst the best desolate places in the Himalayan Range. Steep terrains covered with snow reflect the heavenly skies. It is also famous for seasonal white river rafting.

Best time to visit: June to September

Magnetic Hills

The science behind the phenomenon is unknown but one has observed that if you leave a vehicle at the base of the hill with the brakes unlocked, it will start moving uphill slowly on its own. This makes it a must-go place to your list.

Hemis Monastery

One of the famous Buddhist monasteries in India, Hemis Monastery is known for its annual mask festival. A 2-day celebration on the tenth month in the Tibetan calendar. The festival is celebrated in the memory of Guru Padmasambhava, who is believed to be the Gautam Buddha’s reincarnation.

Best time to visit: During the Hemis festival, June/July.

Leh Market

Fill your bags with souvenirs and local produce, the Leh Market offers beautiful Tibetan jewellery, motifs, decorated carpets and woollen clothes which we are sure will fulfil your shopping appetite.

Leh Palace

Resembling the essence of the Potala Palace in Lhasa, the Leh Palace is situated on a cliff overlooking the charming town of Leh.

Best time to visit: August

Khardung-la Pass

It is the gateway which leads to Nubra and Shyok Valleys. For those adventure junkies, this is a must-visit place in Leh Ladakh. Khardung-la pass is one of the most difficult yet thrilling passes to ride on.

Best time to visit: May to September

Nubra Valley

A must visit in Ladakh, it is a tri-armed valley towards the northeast. The sand dunes of the valley might give you Arabian Nights like experience. It’s also a famous attraction for two-humped camels.

Best time to visit: July to September

Pangong Tso Lake

Being the most famous lake in Leh Ladakh is situated at a height of 4350 metres. Through the world’s 3rd highest motorable mountain pass Chang La Pass, one can reach this beautiful lake in about a 5-hour drive from Leh. A number of skiers and ice skaters from different parts of the world participate in the Gala festival held here every year.

Best time to visit: June to September

Moonland

A close resemblance to Moon, this beautiful naturally occurring land is hard to miss on your way to Lamayuru. It is best to travel this place during the time of full moon giving you a unique experience with the moonlight reflecting on its surface.

Best time to visit: April to May

Chadar Trek

One of the beautiful, unbelievable and exciting experience. ‘Chadar’ refers to a blanket, because inn winters the Zanskar Lake freezes to a blanket of ice. Come to witness the transformation of colours of this frozen lake while you are on a trek on it. It is said that it is one of the most adventurous and toughest trek journeys.

Best time to visit: January and February

Lakes in Ladakh

 Renowned for its remote mountain beauty and well balanced traditional culture, Ladakh is one of the most sparsely populated regions in India. The erstwhile Buddhist Kingdom with its arid mountains, dramatically crowned rocky outcrops, picturesque Gompas, meditational mani walls and multi-hued flags makes Ladakh top every traveller’s list providing for once in a lifetime experience.

Equipped with all aspects of a perfect vacation, Ladakh proudly houses a number of lakes that can’t be ignored.

- Pangong Tso 
Being the most famous lake in Leh Ladakh is situated at a height of 4350 metres. Through the world’s 3rd highest motorable mountain pass Chang La Pass, one can reach this beautiful lake in about a 5-hour drive from Leh. A number of skiers and ice skaters from different parts of the world participate in the Gala festival held here every year.

Best time to visit: June to September


- Tso Moriri Lake
The largest lake in the region, Tso Moriri is situated at an altitude of 15,075 feet. With a variety of bird species found here, the lake was declared as a wetland of international importance in the year 2003.
The two main routes to reach this place are Moore Plains and Changthang Valley.

Best time to visit: May to August and early September


- Kyun Tso and Ryul Tso
Know as the twin lakes in Leh Ladakh, they are situated at an elevation of 5000 meters above the sea level, the deep blue surface of this lake shimmers as the says fall on it.

Best time to visit: May to August

- Chagar Tso
On your way to Pangong Lake, come across another magnificent natural art of Chagar Tso. Its heaven on Earth for bird lovers. Find a vast variety of migratory birds at this particular place. Chagar Tso is known for its splendour beauty.

Best time to visit: June to September

- Tso Kar Lake
Connected by a small stream, Tso Kar is an art of nature. Its also a twin lake wherein the western part of it is salty and eastern part is full of freshwater.

Best time to visit: May to August

- Yarab Tso Lake
Located at a distance from the Nubra Valley, Yara Tso Lake is a splendid lake in Ladakh region. It is known to be a sacred place and the crystal clear water of this lake offers a barren surrounding.

Best time to visit: June to September


Each lake in Ladakh has a story to tell of its own. One cannot simply afford to miss out on these beauties situated on such high altitudes delivering the best nature can offer and at Hotel Nalanda Ladakh we can help you plan your itinerary to enjoy these amazing beauties.

Ladakh Monastery

Ladakh has become one of the most popular tourist destinations in our country not just for foreigners but people from India as well travel to Ladakh to witness its pristine beauty and soak in the rich culture.

Ladakh boasts of a strong Buddhist heritage, because of which there are many monasteries all over Ladakh. Music, dance and religion are all important cultural aspects of the monasteries there.
Chants, recitation of texts, accompanied by traditional rhythmic drumming, mask dance festival, and one of the foremost source of formal education in the region. Everything was done in and around the monasteries. Which is why the monasteries in Ladakh are more than just religious centres and tourist attractions, they are the embodiment of the life and culture of the enriching history and the people of Ladakh.

Some of the prominent and must-visit monasteries there are - Thikse Monastery, Shey Monastery, Hemis Monastery, Diskit Monastery, Alchi Monastery and the Hundur Monastery.
Ladakh is definitely a marvel to behold but not visiting the monasteries would deprive one of truly experiencing the wonder of that land.

Monasteries are also known as Gompa in Tibet and Ladakh.

Thikse Monastery
The Thikse Monastery is part of the Gelug sect of Tibetan Buddhism and is located on top of a hill in Thiksey near Leh. The monastery is known for its resemblance to the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet.
The monastery houses the largest statue of the Maitreya (the Future Buddha) in Ladakh which was built to commemorate the period when the 14th Dalai Lama had visited the monastery in the 1970s.
Also during the months of October to November the Gustor festival takes place at the monastery. It is known as the ritual to sacrifice the 29th date, there are mask dances, re-enactments of tales, distribution of a sacrificial cake called Torma, symbolising the triumph of good over evil. Also a trade fair takes place at the base of the monastery wherein villagers from all over Ladakh come to barter and socialise.

Shey Monastery
The Shey Monastery along with the Shey Palace is located on a hummock in Shey on the Leh-Manali Road. The Palace is mostly in ruins now but the Monastery still stands, both were built somewhere around 1655. It is situated close to the Thikse Monastery.
The monastery is noted for its giant copper and gold statue of the Shakyamuni Buddha (Sage of the Shakyas), it’s said to be the second-largest of its kind in Ladakh.
The monastery is home to a single Lama and so special permission is needed to visit as the inner sanctum is usually closed.
There are two major festivals that take place in the monastery, the first one in the months of July or August, known as Shey Doo Lhoo, marks the beginning of the sowing season, the monks perform certain special rituals, while villagers from the surrounding area visit the monastery for the celebration.
The second festival is known as Shey Rupla, which marks the harvesting season, during this festival, the farmers offer the first fruit of the corn to the monastery and the Rhupla Dance is performed by men in tiger costumes.


Hemis Monastery
It is a Himalayan Buddhist Monastery of the Drukpa Lineage situated in Hemis, Ladakh.
The Hemis festival takes place every year in June or July, which is dedicated to Lord Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche), it is a two-day extravaganza at the monastery, which is draped in colour in celebration of the birth of Padmasambhava.
Showcasing of the local handicrafts, along with the natives dressed up in traditional attires gather in the monastery, which is the biggest Buddhist Monastery in Ladakh.
The famous Chham Dance is performed during this festival as well as the Devil Dances. It’s one of a kind celebration and people from all over come to partake in the festivities.


Diskit Monastery
The Diksit Monastery is one of the oldest and belongs to the Gelugpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It is located in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh.
The Monastery has the statue of Cho Rinpoche (the Crowned Buddha), the paintings of several fierce guardian deities and a Mural of the Tashilhunpo Monastery of Tibet.
The Gompa runs a school with the help of an NGO known as the Tibet Support Group, which teaches subjects of science to the Tibetan children of the region.
The Dosmoche or the Festival of the Scapegoat is the popular festival celebrated in February at the Diskit Monastery, expert Lamas from Takthok Monastery come to eradicate evil by trapping demonic spirits and ghosts by weaving intricate thread crosses.


Alchi Monastery
It is a Buddhist Monastery which is actually a monastic complex (chos-khor) of temples in Alchi village in the Leh District, Ladakh.
There are 4 main structures of the complex, first is Dukhang or the Assembly Hall and then the Main Temple, which is a three-storied temple called the Sumtseg; the third temple is called the Manjushri Temple. Chortens are also an essential element of the complex
Buddhist rituals and Hindu Kings of that period are painted over the walls of the monastery, giant statues of Buddha and elaborate wood carvings can be found around the complex.


Hundur Monastery
Hundur Monastery is also a Buddhist monastery in the Hundar village, in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh. It is located near Diskit Monastery and Lachung Temple.
The Hundur and Diskit Gompa are closely situated and so the rituals, lamas and festivities are often shared among the two Gompas.

So there is clearly a lot more to experience in Ladakh than the breathtaking views, there is more than what meets the eye, literally and spiritually.

From Anything to Everything at Leh Market

The heart of Ladakh is the Leh market. A street market with many lanes and bylanes, all of which have small shops selling a variety of products. You might find everything here from shoes to clothes and woollen wear to jewellery. Buy carpets to shawls to souvenirs for your friends and family. You will find anything to everything at the Leh Market.


A Tibetan Refugee market is also set up here which sells locks, with unique carvings and artefacts. Leh Market also sells sonorous bowls prepared by a combination of nine metals like cymbals, decorative brass and copper trumpets. Find few old ladies selling jewelry and handicrafts in the Leh Market. It might be hard to communicate with them but they will always welcome you with open arms.


Some other popular items with tourists are Pashmina shawls, stoles and other woollen garments. Handmade woollen socks, gloves, caps and sweaters are also a favourite of tourists in this region. Then the market is also filled with carpets and hand weaved rugs in a range of prices.
Leh market, just 5 minutes away from Hotel Nalanda Ladakh is the perfect place to take on some souvenirs from your Leh, Ladakh trip. Apricots that grow abundantly in Ladakh are another popular gift that you can take back as a delicious souvenir from your trip to Ladakh.

Some good venues for shopping in Ladakh are:

∙             Ladakh Art Palace on the Main Bazaar Road

∙             Tibetan Handicraft Emporium on the Main Bazaar Road

∙             Ladakh Environment and Health Organization on the Main Bazaar Road

∙             Tibetan Handicraft Community Showroom in Choglamsar

∙             Cottage Industries Exposition in Changspa

∙             Ecology Centre in Changspa

∙             Women's Alliance in Changspa

Main markets in Leh are:

∙             Tibetan Market off Old Leh Road for clothes

∙             Moti Market near the Leh bus stand

∙             Leh Ladakh India offers tours to Leh and Ladakh.

6 nights and 7 days Ladakh Packages

For all those adventurous spirits Ladakh has loads to offer. Situated in the greater Himalayas, in the state of Jammu and Kashmir in North India, Ladakh has become one of the most popular summer holiday destinations in India. Ladakh packages which include riding across high altitude mountain passes, visiting monasteries, and camping by some stunning high altitude lakes are the major allure of this place. Besides spellbinding landscapes, Ladakh is renowned for its ancient Buddhist monasteries. It is often dubbed “Little Tibet” as it shares an international boundary with Tibet and plays host to a sizable population of Tibetan Buddhists.

If you travel often or want to explore your travel journey as an adventure junky then you must feel the taste of Ladakh by booking the 6 nights and 7 days Ladakh package we offer at Hotel Nalanda Ladakh. The overall idea is not to rush into anything while planning your trip. We will be there at the airport to pick you, and off you will go to your hotel rooms for a full day of recovery and high altitude acclimatization. Then enjoy a leisurely breakfast and slide on to your tourist shoes, as we take you to a visit to the Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery & Stok Palace Museum.

Hotel Nalanda Ladakh will take you to one of the most highly anticipated spots in Leh-Ladakh, the Khardung La pass at 18,380 feet above sea level, on an 80km round trip. Snap away those selfies and group photos while you pose on the world's highest motor-able road! This Ladakh package covers it all and Hotel Nalanda Ladakh will take care of your travel and schedule. All you have to do is pack your bags and visit us.

Know more about our 6 nights and 7 days’ Ladakh package:

Day 1: Arrive at Leh

Pickup and drop from the airport to Hotel Nalanda Ladakh. Enjoy a welcome drink of Kashmiri Kahwa and cookies upon arrival. Then a full day to acclimatize yourself to the high altitude of Leh.

Day 2: Leh – Local sightseeing

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and slide on to your tourist shoes, as we take you to a visit to the Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery & Stok Palace Museum. After lunch - Hall of Fame, Kali Mata, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Magnetic Point and Sangam. Retire your boots for the night and let your body recharge for the next day.

Day 3: Leh-Nubra Valley

After breakfast we leave for Nubra Valley, driving across Khardung-la pass (alt: 18,380 ft). After descending from the pass, we drive on for sightseeing of Sumoor area. Later check into a fixed camp in the same area or drive across to Deskit for an overnight stay in a camp.

Day 4: Nubra Valley-Leh

In the morning we explore Deskit, Hundar and the Sand Dunes where you can enjoy a short camel safari using the double-humped Bactrian camel found here (optional on direct payment). Later drive back to Leh, reaching in the late afternoon/evening.

Day 5: Leh - Pangong Lake – Leh

Experience a full-day excursion to Pangong Lake (approx. 300kms round trip, located on the Indo-China Border), en-route crossing the Chang-la pass (alt: 17370 ft.)

Day 6: Leh half day sightseeing

Morning is at leisure. Afternoon visit Sangam (confluence of Indus & Zanskar Rivers), Magnetic Point, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Kali Mata (Temple of Guardians in Spituk monastery) & Hall of Fame. Enjoy the remaining day exploring the markets in Leh, Ladakh. Rest overnight at the hotel, as you pack your bagful of memories to take back home.

8 nights and 9 days Ladakh Package

For all those adventurous spirits Ladakh has loads to offer. Situated in the greater Himalayas, in the state of Jammu and Kashmir in North India, Ladakh has become one of the most popular summer holiday destinations in India. Ladakh packages which include riding across high altitude mountain passes, visiting monasteries, and camping by some stunning high altitude lakes are the major allure of this place. Besides spellbinding landscapes, Ladakh is renowned for its ancient Buddhist monasteries. It is often dubbed “Little Tibet” as it shares an international boundary with Tibet and plays host to a sizable population of Tibetan Buddhists.

If you travel often or want to explore your travel journey as an adventure junky then you must feel the taste of Ladakh by booking the 8 nights and 9 days Ladakh package we offer at Hotel Nalanda Ladakh. The overall idea is not to rush into anything while planning your trip. We will be there at the airport to pick you, and off you will go to your hotel rooms for a full day of recovery and high altitude acclimatization. Then enjoy a leisurely breakfast and slide on to your tourist shoes, as we take you to a visit to the Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery & Stok Palace Museum.

Hotel Nalanda Ladakh will take you to one of the most highly anticipated spots in Leh-Ladakh, the Khardung La pass at 18,380 feet above sea level, on an 80km round trip. Snap away those selfies and group photos while you pose on the world's highest motor-able road! 

Know more about our 8 nights and 9 days Ladakh package :

Day 1: Arrive at Leh-Pickup and drop from the airport to Hotel Nalanda Ladakh. Enjoy a welcome drink of Kashmiri Kahwa and cookies upon arrival. Then a full day to acclimatize yourself to the high altitude of Leh.

Day 2: Leh – Local sightseeing-Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and slide on to your tourist shoes, as we take you to a visit to the Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery & Stok Palace Museum. After lunch - Hall of Fame, Kali Mata, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Magnetic Point and Sangam. Retire your boots for the night and let your body recharge for the next day.

Day 3: Leh-Lamayuru-Uleytoko

In the morning drive down the Indus Valley on a tour of the Lamayuru (approx. 130kms.) circuit, famous for the dramatically located Lamayuru monastery and the adjoining ‘Moonland’ features. After sightseeing and lunch here, retrace the Leh route till Uleytokpo (60kms) and check into a fixed camp/resort for overnight stay.

Day 4: Uleytokpo– Leh 

After breakfast drive towards Leh, enroute visiting the 11th century Alchi Choskor, oldest surviving monastic heritage of Ladakh- a UNESCO listed heritage site. Thereafter, visit Sangam (confluence of Indus & Zanskar Rivers), Magnetic Point, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Kali Mata (Temple of Guardians in Spituk monastery) & Hall of Fame. Overnight in hotel.

Day 5: Leh Free day at Leh for rest. In the afternoon visit Shanti Stupa, Sankar Gompa, Leh Palace & the markets.

Day 6: Leh –Nubra Valley

After breakfast leave for Nubra Valley, driving across Khardong-la (alt: 18,380ft). After descending from the pass, drive on for sightseeing of Sumoor area and Samstaling Gompa. Later check into a fixed camp in the same area or drive across to Deskit / Hundar for overnight in a fixed camp or hotel.

Day 7:  Nubra Valley –Leh

In the morning visit / explore Deskit, Hundar and the Sand Dunes where you can enjoy a short camel safari using the double-humped Bactrian camel found here (optional on direct payment). Later drive back to Leh reaching in the late afternoon/evening. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 8: Day Visit to Pangong Lake and return

Visit Pangong Lake and come back to Leh. Enjoy the remaining day exploring the markets in Leh, Ladakh. Rest overnight at the hotel, as you pack your bagful of memories to take back home.

Day 9: Departure from Leh

This Ladakh package covers it all and Hotel Nalanda Ladakh will take care of your travel and schedule. All you have to do is pack your bags and visit us.

Ladakh Packages - 3 nights and 4 days

For all those adventurous spirits Ladakh has loads to offer. Situated in the greater Himalayas, in the state of Jammu and Kashmir in North India, Ladakh has become one of the most popular summer holiday destinations in India. Ladakh packages which include riding across high altitude mountain passes, visiting monasteries, and camping by some stunning high altitude lakes are the major allure of this place. Besides spellbinding landscapes, Ladakh is renowned for its ancient Buddhist monasteries. It is often dubbed “Little Tibet” as it shares an international boundary with Tibet and plays host to a sizable population of Tibetan Buddhists.

If you travel often or want to explore your travel journey as an adventure junky then you must feel the taste of Ladakh by booking the 3 nights and 4 days Ladakh package we offer at Hotel Nalanda Ladakh. The overall idea is not to rush into anything while planning your trip. We will be there at the airport to pick you, and off you will go to your hotel rooms for a full day of recovery and high altitude acclimatization.

Hotel Nalanda Ladakh will take you to one of the most highly anticipated spots in Leh-Ladakh, the Khardung La pass at 18,380 feet above sea level, on an 80km round trip. Snap away those selfies and group photos while you pose on the world's highest motor-able road! 

Know more about our 3 nights and 4 days’ Ladakh package:

Day 1: Arrive at Leh

Pickup and drop from the airport to Hotel Nalanda Ladakh. Enjoy a welcome drink of Kashmiri Kahwa and cookies upon arrival. Then a full day to acclimatize yourself to the high altitude of Leh.

Day 2: Leh – Local sightseeing

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and slide on to your tourist shoes, as we take you to a visit to the Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery & Stok Palace Museum. After lunch - Hall of Fame, Kali Mata, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Magnetic Point and Sangam. Retire your boots for the night and let your body recharge for the next day.

Day 3 – Leh - Khardungla – Leh

We are taking you to one of the most highly anticipated spots in Leh-Ladakh, the Khardung La pass. Enjoy the remaining day exploring the markets in Leh, Ladakh. Rest overnight at the hotel, as you pack your bagful of memories to take back home.

This Ladakh package covers it all and Hotel Nalanda Ladakh will take care of your travel and schedule. All you have to do is pack your bags and visit us.

Ladakh Packages

Ladakh Packages

For all those adventurous spirits Ladakh has loads to offer.
Situated in the greater Himalayas, in the state of Jammu and Kashmir in North India,
Ladakh has become one of the most popular summer holiday destinations in India.
Ladakh packages which include riding across high altitude mountain passes,
visiting monasteries, and camping by some stunning high altitude lakes are the major allure
of this place. Besides spellbinding landscapes, Ladakh is renowned for its ancient
Buddhist monasteries. It is often dubbed “Little Tibet” as it shares an international
boundary with Tibet and plays host to a sizable population of Tibetan Buddhists.

If you travel often or want to explore your travel journey as an adventure junky then
you must feel the taste of Ladakh by booking the 4 nights and 5 days Ladakh package
we offer at Hotel Nalanda Ladakh. The overall idea is not to rush into anything while
planning your trip. We will be there at the airport to pick you, and off you will go to
your hotel rooms for a full day of recovery and high altitude acclimatization.
Then enjoy a leisurely breakfast and slide on to your tourist shoes, as we take
you to a visit to the Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery & Stok Palace Museum.

Hotel Nalanda Ladakh will take you to one of the most highly anticipated
spots in Leh-Ladakh, the Khardung La pass at 18,380 feet above sea level,
on an 80km round trip. Snap away those selfies and group photos while you
pose on the world's highest motor-able road! This Ladakh package covers it all
and Hotel Nalanda Ladakh will take care of your travel and schedule.
All you have to do is pack your bags and visit us.

Know more about our 4 nights and 5 days’ Ladakh package:

Day 1: Arrive at Leh

Pickup and drop from the airport to Hotel Nalanda Ladakh.
Enjoy a welcome drink of Kashmiri Kahwa and cookies upon arrival.
Then a full day to acclimatize yourself to high altitude of Leh.

Day 2: Leh – Local sightseeing

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and slide on to your tourist shoes, as we take you to a visit to the Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery & Stok Palace Museum.
After lunch - Hall of Fame, Kali Mata, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib,
Magnetic Point and Sangam. Retire your boots for the night and let your
body recharge for the next day.

Day 3 – Leh - Pangong Lake – Leh

Experience a full day excursion to Pangong Lake (approx. 300 kms round trip,
located on the Indo-China Border), enroute crossing the Chang-la pass (alt: 17370 ft.)

Day 4 – Leh - Khardungla –Leh

We are taking you to one of the most highly anticipated spots in Leh-Ladakh, the Khardung La pass. Walk around the nearby market and explore the rest of the day at your leisure. Enjoy the remaining day exploring the markets in Leh, Ladakh. Rest overnight at the hotel, as you pack your bagful of memories to take back home.

Ladakh Packages

For all those adventurous spirits Ladakh has loads to offer.

Situated in the greater Himalayas, in the state of Jammu and Kashmir in North India,

Ladakh has become one of the most popular summer holiday destinations in India.

Ladakh packages which include riding across high altitude mountain passes, visiting monasteries,

and camping by some stunning high altitude lakes are the major allure of this place.

Besides spellbinding landscapes, Ladakh is renowned for its ancient Buddhist monasteries.

It is often dubbed “Little Tibet” as it shares an international boundary with Tibet and plays host

to a sizable population of Tibetan Buddhists.

If you travel often or want to explore your travel journey as an adventure junky then you must feel

the taste of Ladakh by booking the 5 nights and 6 days Ladakh package we offer at Hotel Nalanda

Ladakh. The overall idea is not to rush into anything while planning your trip.

We will be there at the airport to pick you, and off you will go to your hotel rooms for a

full day of recovery and high altitude acclimatization.

Then enjoy a leisurely breakfast and slide on to your tourist shoes,

as we take you to a visit to the Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery & Stok Palace Museum.

Hotel Nalanda Ladakh will take you to one of the most highly anticipated spots in Leh-Ladakh,

the Khardung La pass at 18,380 feet above sea level, on an 80km round trip.

Snap away those selfies and group photos while you pose on the world's highest motor-able road!

This Ladakh package covers it all and Hotel Nalanda Ladakh will take care of your travel and schedule.

All you have to do is pack your bags and visit us.

Know more about our 5 nights and 6 days’ Ladakh package:

Day 1: Arrive at Leh

Pickup and drop from the airport to Hotel Nalanda Ladakh.

Enjoy a Welcome drink Kashmiri Kahwa and cookies upon arrival.

Then a full day to acclimatize yourself to the high altitude of Leh.

Day 2: Leh – Local sightseeing

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and slide on to your tourist shoes, as we take you to a visit to the Shey Palace,

Thiksey Monastery & Stok Palace Museum.

After lunch - Hall of Fame, Kali Mata, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Magnetic Point and Sangam.

Retire your boots for the night and let your body recharge for the next day.

Day 3 – Leh - Pangong Lake – Leh

Experience a full day excursion to Pangong Lake (approx. 300 km round trip, located on the

Indo-China Border), en route crossing the Chang-la pass (alt: 17370 ft.)

Day 4 - Leh-Alchi-Leh

Have a leisurely breakfast and prepare yourself for a drive to visit 11th century Alchi Choskor,

the oldest surviving monastic heritage of Ladakh - a UNESCO listed heritage site.

While returning to Leh from there, visit Sangam River, a confluence of Indus and Zanskar Rivers,

Magnetic Point, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib and the Hall of Fame.

Day 5 – Leh - Khardungla –Leh

We are taking you to one of the most highly anticipated spots in Leh-Ladakh,

the Khardung La pass at 18,380 feet above sea level, on an 80km round trip.

Snap away those selfies and group photos while you pose on the world's highest motor-able road!

Walk around the nearby market and explore the rest of the day at your leisure.

Enjoy the remaining day exploring the markets in Leh, Ladakh.

Rest overnight at the hotel, as you pack your bagful of memories to take back home.

3 Star Hotels in Leh

Leh-Ladakh remains a feat for travellers and tourists alike. Tough terrain, rough weather and lack of on-the-way facilities make the challenge seem so huge. But thanks to the hotels in Leh Ladakh, travellers can explore this heaven while enjoying the best of comforts and luxury.

Hotel Nalanda Ladakh is one of those 3-star hotels in Leh which is known for it’s spacious and lavish rooms, it’s vibrant interiors and world-class amenities. Every corner of the hotel provides breathtaking views. Located near the main market amid the lush greenbelt, Hotel Nalanda Ladakh is the best place to inhale in the serenity that Ladakh has to offer.

Hotel Nalanda Ladakh is one of those 3-star hotels in Leh which is known for it’s spacious and lavish rooms, it’s vibrant interiors and world-class amenities.

Every corner of the hotel provides breathtaking views. Located near the main market amid the lush greenbelt, Hotel Nalanda Ladakh is the best place to inhale in the serenity that Ladakh has to offer.

Incepted in 2011, Hotel Nalanda Ladakh has since been known for its superlative services and comfortable rooms. Even the best of amenities in this hotel are available in a limited budget.

With an in-house restaurant serving tantalizing dishes to a bar to relax and enjoy your favourite cocktails or mocktails, we have everything. The hotel also maintains a striking garden area with seating arrangements, where you can sip your Gur Gur chai while watching the sun go down on the mighty Himalayas.

A 3-star hotel in Leh which is dedicated to giving you the best by making exclusive itineraries for the number of days you are visiting Leh which involves Leh-Local sightseeing, Night camp in Nubra Valley, Camel Safari at the sand dunes, visiting Thiksey Monastery, Hemis Monastery, Stok Palace Museum and a full day excursion to Pangong Lake.

Have a fun-filled and relaxing stay at Hotel Nalanda Ladakh.