A winter trip to Ladakh offers a unique experience, with snow-covered landscapes, frozen lakes, and a peaceful, crowd-free atmosphere.As compared to the summer months, as snow blankets the mountains, rivers freeze, and temperatures drop well below zero, Ladakh transforms into a s...
Read MoreYou will take a cab from Leh airport to your hotel.
After checking in and relaxing, you can visit Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa, and Leh Market.
Enjoy exploring these local attractions.
Meals: Dinner
Night: Stay at the hotel in Leh
After having breakfast, you’ll head out for a day of local sightseeing.
Visit the Hall of Fame, the peaceful Spituk Monastery, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, and Magnetic Hill.
Then, proceed to Sangam, where the Indus and Zanskar Rivers meet, creating a stunning natural spectacle.
After a fulfilling day, return to your hotel to relax and unwind.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at the hotel in Leh
Today, you will travel to Nubra Valley via Khardung La, which has the second-highest motorable pass.
After reaching Nubra, you will visit Diskit Monastery, Hunder Village, Sand Dunes, and the Camel Ride Point.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at a hotel/homestay in Nubra Valley
Wake up to breathtaking views of the Karakoram ranges, then set off towards Pangong Tso, a high-altitude saline lake.
Your journey will take you through the scenic villages of Shayok, Durbuk, and Tangste.
Spend the night near the tranquil Pangong Lake.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at a homestay in Pangong Tso
After having breakfast, begin your journey back to Leh, travelling through the scenic Changla Pass, one of the world’s highest mountain passes.
Along the route, you’ll stop at the beautiful Thiksey Monastery, Rancho School, made famous by the film 3 Idiots, and explore the historic Shey Palace.
By evening, you’ll arrive in Leh and check into your hotel for a well-deserved rest.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at the hotel in Leh
Say goodbye to this fantastic Winter Ladakh Tour. You'll travel to Leh Airport with many great memories.
Enjoy your breakfast before you leave. Safe travels, and cherish the unforgettable experiences from this trip.
Meals: Breakfast
Night: Nil
Meals as per the itinerary.
Stay on dual/triple sharing.
Vehicle for sightseeing & excursions as per the itinerary.
Pick-up and drop-off services from the Leh Airport.
Entire travel from Leh to Leh by Cab.
Driver Charges, Toll Tax, Parking Charges, etc.
Inner Line Permits (ILPs) for visiting restricted areas.
Ladakh environment fee and applicable taxes.
Oxygen cylinder.
Room Heater cost and Bonfire.
GST 5%.
Fees for any adventure activity.
Dedicated Tour Guide.
Any entrance fee to the monastery and monuments.
Any kind of personal expenses.
Any additional use of vehicles beyond the planned itinerary will incur extra charges.
Any kind of drink (alcoholic, mineral water, aerated).
In the Ladakh region, AC will not be operational in the cab.
Additional costs due to itinerary or stay changes caused by flight cancellations, bad weather, health issues, roadblocks, or other uncontrollable factors.
Anything not mentioned under the head.
Cancellation Policy
Things to carry
Medicines and First Aid
Important things to remember
Our liabilities and Limitations
Yes, Ladakh remains open to tourists in winter, but only by air, as most roads are closed due to snow.
The best time to visit Ladakh in winter is from December to February, when the region is covered in snow, lakes are frozen solid, and traditional winter festivals bring the local culture to life.
Temperatures in Ladakh during winter range from -5°C to -25°C, especially in January and February.
Yes, Pangong Lake freezes completely in winter, offering a rare chance to walk on the frozen surface.
Nubra Valley is usually accessible in winter via Khardung La Pass, but heavy snowfall may cause temporary closures.
Yes, Leh flights operate throughout the winter, mostly from Delhi, with daily departures depending on the weather conditions.
Pack thermal wear, heavy woollens, snow boots, gloves, a down jacket, sunglasses, and sunscreen for extreme cold.
Yes, Inner Line Permits (ILP) are required to visit areas like Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and Tso Moriri even in winter.
While bike rental in Leh is available year-round, winter biking is not recommended due to the risk of snow, ice, and sub-zero temperatures.
Many hotels close in winter, but homestays, guesthouses, and select hotels with heating remain open.
Popular activities include visiting the frozen Pangong Lake, exploring Leh's monasteries, embarking on the Chadar Trek, and attending the winter festivals.
Yes, Leh and the surrounding areas get snowfall, especially from late December to February.
Use multi-layered clothing, hot water bags, Bukhari heaters, and proper winter accessories to stay warm.
Yes, you can take a Ladakh winter trip with your family, but it requires careful planning due to the harsh cold and limited accommodation and medical facilities during this season.
Yes, AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) is a concern in winter due to cold-induced stress. Proper acclimatisation is crucial.
For travellers with respiratory issues or visiting high altitudes, portable oxygen cylinders are recommended.
No, both the Manali-Leh Highway and the Srinagar-Leh Road remain closed from November to May due to snow.
Yes, Ladakh is safe in winter, provided you are prepared for the weather and follow local guidelines.
