Overview
Ladakh
Winter Tour Package
Ladakh is a beautiful place situated between the Kunlun Mountains of Jammu and Kashmir and the mighty Himalayas. Ladakh, established as a Union Territory by the Government of India on 31 October 2019, was previously a part of the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
It is one of the most populated areas of India. Winter is the best time to visit Ladakh, during which the valleys and mountains are covered with a white blanket of snow. Due to excessive snowfall, the temperature drops drastically, and given the weather of Ladakh in winter, at least a week to 10 days is required for adaptation.
Ladakh in winter offers you beautiful views of frozen lakes, frozen waterfalls, snow-capped trees, sparkling mountains, and amazing landscapes at the entrance of rocky caves and stalagmites which seem like a dream world, and such incredible One feels thrilled and excited to see the sights.
Located at an altitude of about 14,000 meters above sea level, Ladakh is an ideal place for winter tourism. It is also the best place for mountaineers, trekkers, and bikers who love climbing and horse riding.
Although all the seasons are good to visit Ladakh, most people believe that the winters in Ladakh are very harsh. Most people believe that traveling in Ladakh during winter is not a good idea, but in reality, it is not so. Winter is the best time for self-adventurous people to visit Ladakh, this is because there are very few crowds during this season.
All the rare and beautiful places located in this wonderland can be enjoyed. Those who are fond of the cold and can tolerate the cold climate here. Very few people choose this route to experience the Himalayas of Ladakh in this season. The Winter expedition to the Leh-Ladakh region falls only in the month of January.
You need to be careful during the night, as the temperature at night can drop to -30 degrees Celcius. But don't worry, as far as your stay is concerned, there are many such guesthouses in Ladakh that provide you the best service for a winter stay, the locals also offer homestays at affordable prices during winters. provide convenience.
Warning - If you do not like traveling in cold weather or are not healthy or cannot tolerate the cold climates, then you can skip the idea of visiting Ladakh in the winter season. As you know, the winter in Ladakh is very harsh and the temperatures are low, one has to be prepared for extremely cold conditions
Ladakh is a union territory located in the Himalayas of northern India. Ladakh is one of those destinations in the world where the fun and excitement start at the same time as you start your trip to Ladakh. A trip to Ladakh makes your vacation even more exciting. Ladakh is adorned with cold deserts, frozen lakes, snow-capped mountains, beautiful valleys, trekking routes, rivers, mountain passes, etc.
By Air
If you want to go to Leh by air then this is the easiest way. The nearest airport to Ladakh is located in Leh, which is known as Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport. This airport is connected to many international airports in India like Delhi, and Mumbai. This airport also receives flights from other general destinations in India. Have all your documents (e-tickets) ready before you enter Ladakh from the airport. You can easily take a taxi outside the airport to reach your required destination.
Highlights
- Ladakhi wetlands along the Indus.
- Visit ancient monasteries - Hemis, Thikse, Alchi & Diskit
- Shey Palace - the former summer palace of the King of Ladakh.
- Turtuk - the last Indian outpost village before Pakistan on the banks of Shyok River
- Khardung La (17,582ft), the highest motorable road in the world
- Nubra Valley - once on the trading route connecting eastern Tibet with Turkistan via the famous Karakoram Pass today is a large valley that separating the Ladakh and Karakoram Ranges at the confluence of The Shyok and Siachen River
- Pangong Lake- One of the most popular lake in Ladakh, it is an endorheic lake in the Himalayas situated at a height of about 4,350 m