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High altitude

Ladakh needs time — and respect for the altitude

Ladakh is not a long weekend destination unless you already live at height. The classic ask is Leh, a day to settle, then Nubra and Pangong — but the order and rest days matter as much as the photos.

We build buffer nights in Leh first. From there, Nubra via Khardung La, Pangong as a separate push, or a slower monastery circuit if you prefer less driving. Motorbike groups and families need different pacing; we do not pretend otherwise.

Permits, oxygen awareness, and honest weather calls are part of the planning. If someone in your group struggles with altitude, we adjust — we do not push through for the sake of the itinerary.

Places people ask for most

Not a complete atlas — just the stops that come up again and again when we plan this region.

  • Leh

    Base camp: monasteries nearby, markets, and the nights you need to acclimatise.

  • Nubra Valley

    Sand dunes, Diskit, and a different desert under snow peaks.

  • Pangong

    The lake everyone wants — best with an overnight if roads and season allow.

  • Alchi / Likir / Hemis

    Monastery days when you want culture over long transfers.

  • Tso Moriri

    For longer trips when Pangong is not enough water for you.

Things worth doing

  • Acclimatisation walks before any high pass
  • A monastery morning that is not a five-stop blur
  • Stargazing nights — the sky does half the work
  • Local food that is gentle on the stomach at altitude

When to go

June to September is the main window. Shoulder weeks can be magical and quieter; winter is specialist territory.

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