Ladakh Road Trip would be fun, right? Yes, Of course! Road trips allow you to experience and feel the place that you are traversing through from a completely different perspective. And amongst several road trips that take place in India, the Ladakh road trip stands out the most and is the most popular among the lot.

Who wouldn't like traveling to a cold desert? Everyone who likes to travel would nod in a yes. And here, we are talking about Ladakh, the landscape which is completely different from the rest of the country.

The journey towards Leh from Manali lets you look at the mesmerizing snow-clad peaks. You will see the minute changes in the landscape that takes place when you are moving towards Leh.

Other than mountains and vast stretches of land, there are other famous places in Ladakh for sightseeing. The 17th century Leh Palace lets you peep into their old-timey world along with a great view of the Ladakh mountain range.

There is also the Shanti Stupa, the Thikshey monastery, and Hall of fame for you to visit. Also, Wait for the time you get to visit the junction of the Rivers Indus and Zanskar, to see the colors merge which makes up for a great view. Pathar Sahab Gurudwara is another point that you must see and have the tasty Langar.

A visit to the Nubra valley along with the Pangong valley is a must for anyone going on a Ladakh Road Trip. The campsites in Ladakh are beautiful and they let you experience a stay in an area untouched by pollution and any urban kind of distraction. Also, Once these routes were used to be a major part of Indo-Chinese trade, which is great information to behold.

To visit Tso Moriri in Ladakh you need to cross difficult paths but on reaching you will find the best views of Ladakh. It lies in a conserved area, so its flora and fauna in Ladakh are something you should explore definitely.

Camping in Ladakh is a highlight of a trip as you get to see beautiful places and different terrains. On your way back to Manali you will get to camp at Sarchu which is a major halting point.

The best time to visit Ladakh is in Summer which lasts from June to Mid September and the pleasant weather in Ladakh is perfect for a memorable trip during these months. As you will be going on a road trip, the last month for visiting Ladakh is September. The rest of the year, the highways remain closed because of snow and possible landslides and this period is marked as the closing months for Ladakh.

Some Popular activities in Ladakh are trekking and mountain biking and could be enjoyed from June till September. If you happen to visit on 12th or 13th June, do check out the Mask Dance Festivals in Lamayuru Monastery.

The special Frozen River Trek happens during January and February, to avail it you need to take a flight to Leh as normal routes are closed off during these months.

When you are in Ladakh do not forget to mix with the local people to know more about the culture in Ladakh. The trip allows you to have a look at the monasteries which are important as the main religion of Ladakh is Buddhism.

The reasons you need to check out the Ladakh Road Trip in 2021 are far more than many but if you still got doubts then let us clear them up while you are on a trip to Ladakh with JustWravel.

ITINERARY:

1st Day: Delhi to Manali | Overnight Journey

2nd Day: Manali Arrival | Group Briefing | Day at Leisure

3rd Day: Manali to Sarchu (260 Kilometers, 8 Hours Drive)

4th Day: Sarchu to Leh (230 Kilometers, 7 Hours Drive)

5th Day: Leh Sightseeing Day

6th Day: Leh to Nubra (162 Kilometers, 6 Hours Drive)

7th Day: Nubra to Pangong (280 Kilometers, 8 Hours Drive)

8th Day: Pangong to Leh (230 Kilometers, 7 Hours Drive)

9th Day: Leh to Jispa (330 Kilometers, 9 Hours Drive)

10th Day: Jispa to Manali (85 Kilometers, 4 Hours Drive)

11th Day: Delhi Arrival | Tour Ends