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Sightseeing Map of Ladakh

50 best places to visit, use this interactive ladakh tourist map to find the top attractions and plan the best sightseeing itinerary for your road trip in ladakh . click on each marker on the map to see the attraction name, gps coordinates, photo and description. you can view the map in full screen mode by clicking on the icon on the left, the description of each tourist attraction will be directly displayed on the map. this ladakh tourist map will help you to identify the best places to visit and the most popular attractions in each area of ladakh. on this interactive map, leh area is shown in red , the indus valley area towards hemis and chemrey is shown in orange , the indus valley area towards lamayuru is shown in light green , the nubra valley area is shown in purple , the pangong lake area is shown in blue , the tso moriri lake, tso kar lake and manali area is shown in dark green , the kargil and srinagar area is shown in dark red and the zanskar valley area is shown in yellow . ladakh’s top sights, must-see tourist attractions and other places of interest are represented on the map by markers. there are 50 markers in total on this interactive ladakh tourist map, enough to keep you busy travelling in ladakh for weeks once you have selected the places that you want to visit , we will arrange a car with a ladakhi driver for your trip. you can choose between a private taxi (car will be just for you) and a shared taxi (so that you can share the cost with other travellers)., namgyal tsemo gompa, shanti stupa, gompa soma (chokhang vihara), hall of fame, indus valley (east) to hemis and chemrey, shey palace, thiksey monastery, stok palace, stakna monastery, hemis monastery, chemrey monastery, indus valley (west) to lamayuru, spituk monastery, phyang monastery, gurdwara pathar sahib, magnetic hill, sangam (confluence of indus and zanskar rivers), basgo monastery, likir monastery, alchi monastery, rizong monastery, lamayuru monastery, nubra valley, khardung la pass (5,602m), diskit monastery, hunder sand dunes, sumur, samstanling monastery, yarab tso lake, panamik hot spring, pangong lake, chang la pass (5,360m), pangong lake, spangmik, shayok valley, tso moriri lake, tso kar lake, manali, tso moriri lake, korzok, tso kar lake, thukje, tsaga la pass (4,660m), chumathang hot springs, taglang la pass (5,328m), leh-manali road: pang, sarchu, jispa, rohtang la pass (3,978m), dha-hanu, kargil, srinagar, dha-hanu valley, mulbek rock carving, shargole cave monastery, zoji la pass (3,528m), srinagar dal lake, zanskar valley, phuktal monastery, singe la pass (5,057m), lingshed monastery, karsha monastery, zangla palace & monastery, stongde monastery, bardan monastery, sani monastery, zongkhul monastery, pensi la & drang drung glacier, rangdum monastery, parkachik glacier & nun kun peak, suru valley, private taxi, shared taxi, map of ladakh, hotels in ladakh, sightseeing tours, tour packages, travel itineraries, practical info, ladakh travel guides, client reviews.

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Ladakh Road Map – DETAILED Road Maps of Leh Ladakh for Tourists

The most common thing people ask me on this blog is, “ Do you have any Maps of Leh Ladakh or any Ladakh Road Map? “. And for the first few years, I used to wonder, how do I create one. However, I always knew the fact that once I create these route maps for Leh Ladakh trips, it will immensely be useful to all the travelers planning their trips to the heavenly Ladakh region.

Well, there are Google maps, but they were not so comprehensive enough in the past. So, I had hand-scribbled this Leh Ladakh offline map for all the readers of Discover with Dheeraj blog.

Let's quickly dive into the details:

Leh Ladakh Map from D elhi

Guys, I know I missed on my weekly blog article on Tuesday, but I am sure that you are going to forgive me as in this little delayed weekly article, it is an immense pleasure to roll out the first-ever maps of Leh Ladakh by DoW.

I know this has taken a long time to come, almost 3 years, but better late than never and now we have one more accolade to compliment the 400+ articles on traveling to the Himalayas on Discover with Dheeraj blog.

Do I need any Leh Local Sightseeing Map?

I am sure maps of Ladakh was one shortcoming I had in the Ladakh Travel knowledge base on Discover with Dheeraj blog. The Ladakh road map presented in the article below would help a lot in bridging that gap on understanding the places & routes in entire Leh – Ladakh.

Before I dig into the details, I would like to thank Aashish, the Chief Travel Mentor in our DoW – Himalayan Travel Community who pushed me hard enough and brought this idea to come alive of having DoW’s maps of Leh Ladakh.

What all places these maps of Ladakh covers?

In this Leh Ladakh map, I have tried to put details including places, distances, important monasteries, mountain passes, lakes, etc. in entire Ladakh covering Nubra Valley , Sham Valley, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, Hanle and other parts of Changthang Valley .

This Leh Ladakh tourist map also has a couple of legends that explain the fuel availability in the entire Ladakh region & road difficulty level along with which type of car you might need to cover a particular stretch, list of ATMs in Ladakh. Though Black Diesel/Petrol is available at certain places, please note that the quality of such fuel is compromised and you shall only consider it in worst-case scenarios.

However, these are just my recommendations and should not be taken granted that even for a novice you can take a hatchback or sedan at the routes mentioning “All Cars” … The man behind the wheel must have some skills and experience with driving in the hills.

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Similarly, for taking up difficult roads, the person must have good experience in traveling or driving/riding to this high altitude terrain of Ladakh & Manali – Leh Highway especially.

Does this Ladakh route map tell me about road conditions in Ladakh?

Though I am sure that the below maps of Leh Ladakh will help you immensely in understanding the places, moving between them & distances between them. However, for understanding the route conditions in more details I will strongly suggest that you read about Routes and Road Conditions In Leh – Ladakh .

For quick access & importance, quoting from this article that “ for every route sections elaborated below, I will try to suggest car types with difficulty level as Easy, Manageable, Tough, Very Tough, Car Killer. Driving comfort is also taken into account while suggesting, so it is not just the driving. But, PLEASE DO NOT take it literally, especially in the cases of Sedans and Hatchbacks. Even, if I mentioned that route is manageable for Sedans and Hatchbacks, you still have to drive with extreme caution and care” .

Tourist Maps of Ladakh

Download your FREE high-resolution version of Leh Ladakh tourist map pdf copy covering Nubra Valley and Changthang region. If, you liked it and found it helpful, please feel free to share it with your family and friends to help them too.

To download, right-click & select option “Save image as”

Leh Ladakh Road Map covering Nubra Valley and Changthang

Map of Ladakh | Srinagar to Leh Ladakh Road Map With Distances

Let me continue in this article and present the road map of Srinagar Leh Highway. We have talked enough on how to plan a trip to Srinagar – Leh Highway in my previous article where you can get a fair idea on the season to travel from Srinagar to Ladakh, modes of travel, how to plan a night stay, accommodations, sightseeing, petrol pumps, etc. on Srinagar Leh Highway in detail. Hence, quickly skipping the details let’s jump over to see the detailed road map of Srinagar Leh Highway.

Again, as in the first map, I have tried to put the details including places, distances, important monasteries , mountain passes, lakes, etc. on Srinagar – Leh Highway. This time map also has a couple of legends that explain the fuel availability on Srinagar – Leh Highway & road difficulty level along with which type of car you might need to cover a particular stretch and list of ATMs.

Since there isn’t any issue with the fuel availability throughout Srinagar – Leh Highway, so nothing much for you to worry. However, these are my recommendations, and should not be taken granted that even for a novice, you can take a hatchback or sedan at the routes mentioning “All Cars” … The man behind the wheel must have some skills and experience with driving in the hills.

The roughest patch of Srinagar to Leh Highway is a few km on either side of Zoji La Pass, especially from Baltal to the Zoji La Pass .

Srinagar to Ladakh Road Map

Here is the map of Srinagar to Leh Highway which you can download by right-clicking & then select the option: “Save Image As…”

Download your FREE high-resolution version pdf copy of this Srinagar to Leh Road Map. If, you liked it and found it helpful, please feel free to share it with your family and friends to help them too.

Map of Ladakh | Manali to Leh Ladakh Road Map With Distances

Let me add the final section and present the road map of Manali Leh Highway. We have talked enough on how to plan a trip to Manali to Leh Highway in my previous article where you can get a fair idea on the season to travel from Manali to Ladakh, modes of travel, how to plan a night stay, accommodations, sightseeing, petrol pumps, etc. on Manali Leh Highway in detail. Hence, quickly skipping the details let’s jump over to see the detailed road map of Manali Leh Highway.

Again, as in the first map, I have tried to put the details including places, distances, important monasteries, mountain passes , lakes, etc. on Manali Leh Highway. This time map also has a couple of legends that explain the fuel availability on Manali – Leh Highway & road difficulty level along with which type of car you might need to cover a particular stretch and list of ATMs.

There are quite a few sections on Manali Leh Highway with troublesome road conditions and this Manali to Leh route map infographic shared below calls them out.

Download your FREE high-resolution version pdf copy of this Manali to Leh route map infographic. If, you liked it and found it helpful, please feel free to share it with your family and friends to help them too.

What is next on this Leh Ladakh maps series?

This is just the first set version of maps of Leh Ladakh covering the entire Ladakh region. In future will continue to add more maps which will cover Srinagar – Leh Highway & Manali – Leh Highway in detail 🙂

Please note that all the distances & places indicated are approximate in unit and location in this Leh Ladakh offline map. The data has been collated for just a fair idea & is completely based the notes of my own Ladakh trips, roads signs & pictures of boards clicked on those trips, Wikimapia, Google Maps , a map of Harsh&Aarti, some GPS Trails from the Internet or googling, trails shared by some fellow travelers.

Your suggestions on improvement on these Leh Ladakh road maps are highly welcomed, and please keep in mind that this tells you a tentative idea of the route and distances between the places. It does not depict the entire route as is, so there could be minor twists and turns not outlined in this map.

Hence, I request that please spare me in case of any mistake you find in these maps of Ladakh and kindly help or contribute in improving it if you see any major correction 🙂

You should always carry your water bottle and refill it as many times as you need water. It will not only keep you hydrated always, but you will also help in saving the Himalayas from plastic garbage. Remember, every tiny step counts and your step in this direction can help save the Himalayas too !! 🙂 🙂

Feel free to provide your inputs/suggestions or feedback or any questions you have on road maps of Leh Ladakh. These Leh Ladakh maps will help you plan your road trips to Leh Ladakh successfully and will help you come back with tons of Ladakh photos.

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hi dheeraj, We have planned for bike trip from 18th may 2018, from chandigarh to Srinagar-Leh, Will the Route be open? By that time

Most likely this year Manali – Leh will open by that time. Srinagar – Leh is already open.

Trip Plan Delhi to Leh ( By flight) D1:: Leh ( night stay) ( take bike on rent ) D2:: Leh to Pangong ( night stay) D3:: Pangong to Nubra valley ( night stay) D4:: Nubra to Leh ( night stay) D5:: Leh to Kargil ( night stay) D6:: Kargil to Srinagar ( night stay) D7:: Srinagar to Delhi by flight

Please suggest or advice if i planned it wrong.

Carrying tent and sleeping bags for this trip is good idea?

It is highly recommended to sleep at least two nights in Leh for acclimatization before traveling to other places. Also, you must travel to Nubra Valley first and then to Pangong Tso

Brother you have uploaded the map of leh district only ladakh include two district one leh and other being kargil please correct it..

Julley Dawa ji, do you have a map which we can upload for Kargil

HI Dheeraj,

We are planning for a bike ride to leh Ladakh from Manali with my 3 other friends. Here is my literary which we are planning to follow.Can you just verify this? Do we need to modify our plan here?

(June 22nd – Thursday)Day 1: Delhi -> Manali (Overnight journey) Day 2: Stay at Manali – Rent an RE bike. Day 3: Go to Sarchu(Through Keylong) and tent stay at Sarchu – fill up petrol from Thandi (June 25th Sunday)Day 4: Sarchu -> Leh (Fill up petrol from Karu) Day 5: Roam around Leh Day 6: Leh -> Nubra valley and stay at Diskit (Fill up petrol from Diskit) Day 7: Peaceful day Day 8: Nubra to Pangong (Fill up petrol from Diskit) Day 9: Pangong to Sakti village Day 10: Sakti to Jispa (Fill up petrol from Karu) (July 2nd)Day 11: Jispa to Manali Day 12: Manali to Delhi (Overnight journey)

I’m not sure about staying in Sakti village, but I don’t want to go to Leh back just for staying there. Also, Since we are planning to rent a bike, how can we store extra petrol that we should tag along for the journey?

We can not add one more day in this day as this is the best considering the leaves that needs to be approved for the journey..

Thanks in advance.

Just replied to your other comment.

Hi Yogesh sir,

Great blog !!! Your response to queries is really great, fast and helpful.

We are a group of 6 guys going to leh Ladakh for 12 days from Delhi on 3-4 bikes. We are thinking of starting from Delhi- Srinagar- leh-manali route. we were hoping of camping for overnights as we have 3 tents, to cut the cost and add to the experience. which places do you recommend we camp. Is it possible to camp at kargil, leh?

And also is there any way we can skip leh and cover hunder- pangong tso- Hanle-tso moriri.

Also being students we are a bit hard on cash so is it possible to do the journey with 13k-15k per head. we have our own bikes.

Could you suggest us detailed plan for 12 days for us to follow.

Waiting for your reply. Thank you in advance.

And Dheeraj sir

Nikhil, it is Dheeraj not Yogesh 🙂

You should read: Top 10 Tips for Camping in Ladakh & Spiti Valley . There is no way to skip Leh, you will need permits in case you want to visit Hanle. It will take 4 days to reach Leh from Srinagar side starting from Delhi and 3 days to come back from Leh from Manali side to Delhi. This makes it 7 days. 1 Day is required in Leh for acclimatization. You have about 12 days. You can make two day trip to Nubra Valley, 2 day trip to Pangong Tso or 1 day trip to Pangong Tso. 1 remanining day can be used to visit Tso Moriri while coming back from Leh

Dear Dheeraj,

I happened to stumble upon your blog last year when I was looking for places to visit in Himachal and then read your recommendation on Tirthan Valley.

I visited Tirthan Valley in April 2016 and stayed at Raju’s Cottage. The place and Raju’s Cottage were true to every word you said.

Now I am back for more of your suggestion and advice. I am planning to go to Leh Ladakh in September this year, from 2nd to 11th and we are flying from Bombay to Leh directly.

Would be great if you could share an itinerary of places to visit, stay…things to do.

You can check a very balanced and most common itinerary for Leh – Ladakh by Air followed by many travelers including me at the link here for 9 days: Leh – Ladakh | Most Common Itinerary by Air .

Hello Dheeraj Bhai,

Hope you are doing good and Thanks for the suggestion. After going through suggested itinerary, I have planned my trip and I would need your advice/inputs.

Date of Journey: 6th Sept 2016 Head count: 1

Route planned

Day 1: Jammu – Srinagar [ 309 km, stay in Srinagar ] enroute: Udhampur,Patnitop,Ramban,Wanpoh

———————————— Day 2: Srinagar – LEH [426 KM, Stay in LEH] enroute :Sonamarg,Drass,Kargil,Mulbekh,Lamayuru,Khalsi,Alchi

———————————— Day 3: Leh [ rest/ local sight seeing and ILP ] We have to obtain ILP for rest of the places and I have read that we have to give detailed route map/places/date and then obtain ILP. What if we miss out on that date to travel? will they allow us to travel the next day. ILP comes with some validity, but is that mandatory that we have to travel on said date? ———————————— Day 4: LEH – HUNDER/Diskit [ 128km, Stay in Diskit ] enroute: Khardung La,Diskit,Hunder

Q1: is that I have to mention Khardung La,Diskit,Hunder in ILP or have I MISSED any places? Q2: Do we have petrol Pumps in Daskit/Hunder? or can we get it in black? ———————————— Day 5: HUNDER/Diskit – Panamik [ 70km, Stay in Panamik ] enroute: sumur

Q1: do we have to submit ILP in this route? ———————————— Day 6: Panamik – LEH [ 141 km, Sty in LEH ]

Q1: is that I have to submit copy of ILP while heading back? ———————————— Day 7: Leh – Spangmik [ 157km, Stay in Spangmik ] Fill petrol in Karu and carry additional.

Q1: Which are the Places should I mention in ILP? ———————————— NOW BELOW I HAVE 2 OPTION, CONSIDERING SOLO RIDER WHICH ROUTE IS BEST FOR ME ALSO PLACES TO BE MENTIONED IN ILP

Day 8: Spangmik – tso morir [ 208 KM, Stay in tso morir ] enroute: Man,Merak,Chushul,Nyoma,Mahe,Sumdo,Kyagar Tso,Korzok

DAY 8: Spangmik – tso morir [ 177 KM, Stay in tso morir ] Enroute: Merak,Chushul,Nama,Mahe,Sumdo,Kyagar Tso

———————————— DAY 9: tso morir – SARCHU [ 403 KM, Stay in Sarchu ] Enroute: Korzok,Upshi,karu[fill petrol and then back to upshi],Sarchu.

Q1: Do we need ILP for these places? If yes,can you please list me the placed to mention.

———————————— DAY 10: Sarchu – Manali [ 222 km, stay at Manali ]

Will have a day or 2 as buffer. Please let me know the places to be listed out in ILP which would be of great help.

Anoop, you should not do Srinagar to Leh in one day. Use Nubra valley extra day to even it out with overnight halt at Kargil. there is no pterol pump at eskit. I will not suggest direct route to Tso Moriri for a solo rider

Thanks Dheeraj bhai, I will modify the schedule accordingly. And how about the inner line permit? Can you please mention the places which requires inner line permit. Or do you have any single list which lists places which requires inner line permit.

You can refer: Permits in Ladakh are not required for Indian Tourists from May 2014

Thanks for the comprehensive leh ladakh map, it will definitely help people like me, plecially deficulty level mention on it. Now one question if it is right place to ask as it remained un answered that when compaired with batal-gramphoo streach how do you rate the difficulty levels of blue line indicators of this map. As I have already done that part and would like to mentally prepair for this tour. Your feed back is highly appreciated.

Neelabh, nothing to worry about much if you have already traveled Batal Gramphu

this is simply amazing Dheeraj. Thanks for sharing this. Appreciate your effort.

Thanks Prashant, glad you liked it and the info. was useful for you.

Hi, Do you organise tours for self driven vehicles? I’m interested in joining a caravan for a Himalayan Roadtrip.

No Pulkit, Discover with Dheeraj is a Travel Platform to share information with fellow like minded travellers for free. There are some petty people who do it with similar name with few spelling changes, please beware of such copy cats as they use our name or similar name to fool people for their own commercial purpose and have heard tons of complaints about them from the people who got duped.

We at Discover with Dheeraj Travel Platform offer sufficient information from route to maps to hotel details to day by day plans and other advises that one need to make a successful Himalayan trip including Ladakh, Himachal thoroughly. This will save you a lot of money and hassles too which you can use to buy something good for you 🙂 🙂

Hello Dheeraj,

Starting by saying “Hats Off” to this amazing blog.

6 of us are planning to travel to leh ladakh in july end-aug start for 6n approximately. We are planning to book our train tickets till delhi, but at the same time can you suggest us the best option to travel in a budgeted way till leh. shall we book till Delhi or Chandigarh and how do we commute from there. Also from ur viewpoint if you can tell about the best places to be visited in these 7 days and which hotel to book where so that we can follow the same and will save us from doing the bookings with travel packages. From where do we hire car ? which places to see? how to reach leh ladakh ? which places to explore to eat. share your suggestions so that we have memories to cherish for lifetime.

Hello Maria,

Thank you 🙂 🙂

It will take 3 days to reach Leh from Delhi via Manali side and 4 days to come back to Delhi from Leh via Srinagar side. This makes it 7 days. 1 Day is required in Leh for acclimatization. You have about 7 days ony, so I do not feel you can make a good trip to Ladakh unless you just want to be on road all days

Dear DOW Team,

Can I take print of this map? If yes – what will be the best suitable size (paper) to print the same.

I want to carry the same along with me during my Oct. trip to Ladakh.

I guess it should work on A3 sheet though I never printed them but have seen decent prints in mini meets on A3 sheet

right click option is not working for me 🙁

i forgot to say a Big Thank you to you as you are a constant guide and inspiration for us.

Thank you Anil !!

Dheeraj, i have decided to join Leh Ladakh trip arranged by my friends. they are inconstant touch with you regarding that. we will be at Leh from 10 to 20 th Sept 2015. i will be happy to know about the current weather status at Leh and surroundings. should we carry raincoat? the day time temperatures of 20 to 24 degrees and night temperatures of 4 to -2 degrees is what we will be expecting during these days. am i right? we are apprehensive as kids (1 to 15 years) and parents (60s) will be there with us. do we need to worry for any specific things? couple of friends who had been at Leh recently said its very dry during these days and is troubling the tourists a lot. to what extent is this true?

No rains will be faded away from lower hills by that time. Yes, you are right in temperatures but it is what the real feel that makes the difference. Real feel is much lower as the wind is cold up there so go prepared well in layered clothing. It will be cold especially at nights at the high altitude lakes for sure.

thanks a lot Dheeraj.

I cannot create a post or start a new thread in community forum,why?

What is the problem you are facing Anshu?

I don’t see a link for starting a thread or create a new post in the community forum!!

You can read this after you have logged into the account: How to Write a Travel Tale or Topic with Attached Images

This is the most help site I have found for planning Leh trip, thank you for all the effort you take. In light of the recent problem using self-drive cars in Leh, I was thinking of doing the following itinerary to avoid having to come to Leh from every location. Would you recommend or suggest changes (I have to start from Manali because we are going to pickup a friend’s car from there) –

Day 1 – Mumbai – Chandigarh – Manali Day 2 – Manali Day 3 – Manali – Jispa Day 4 – Jispa – Leh Day 5 – Leh (Local sightseeing) Day 6 – Leh – Hunder Day 7 – Hunder / Sumur Day 8 – Hunder / Sumur to Pangong Day 9 – Pangong Day 10 – Pangong to Hanle Day 11 – Hanle to Tso Morri Day 12 – Tso Morri – Leh Day 13 – Leh to Kargil Day 14 – Kargil to Srinagar Day 15 – Buffer Day 16 – Srinagar to Mumbai

Thank you for your time. Regards, Dhairav

Dhairav, it is fine but how does it solve the problem? It is not a matter of one checkpost, if seen local taxis up there at these locations will confront you. There are checkpoints to these places as well, it is not just Leh where the problem is.

Hi Dheeraj,

Right click is disabled on your website. I wanna download map but its not happening. I also wanted so many printouts but you have disabled the right click option. Can you please enable it. It would be a blessing for all travellers. Request you to plz enable the right click option. If you are concerned for the plagiarism , don’t worry at all because you can never copy one’s vision even if you copy the words 🙂

Thanks Prateek, but yeah fed up of seeing loads of article now being copied directly as is and being circulated or claimed as others. Hence, had to force it up. However, you can download all the maps using DwD Community link: https://discoverwithdheeraj.com/india/ladakh-zanskar-travel-guides/maps-ladakh-nubra-valley-changthang-t196.html

I want to share my itinerary that we have planned for Delhi – Leh – Delhi trip. Could you please have a look and suggest if it is okay. Eagerly looking forward to your expert recommendations.

We will be taking a self drive rental car and I will be the only driver, though my friend can drive a bit too. Also, does the taxi union create any issues at Kargil for the Zanskar Valley travel?

1 25-Jul Delhi To Udhampur – Delhi – Ambala – Ludhiana – Jalandhar – Pathankot – Kathua – Samba – Udhampur 2 26-Jul Udhampur To Srinagar – Udhampur – Srinagar 3 27-Jul Srinagar To Srinagar – Srinagar Local 4 28-Jul Srinagar To Kargil – Srinagar – Sonmarg – Zozi La – Drass – Kargil 5 29-Jul Kargil To Padum (Zanskar Valley) – Kargil – Sanko – Parakachik – Rangdum – Pensi La – Drang Drung Glacier – Padum (Zanskar Valley) 6 30-Jul Padum (Zanskar Valley) To Padum (Zanskar Valley) – Padum (Zanskar Valley) 7 31-Jul Padum (Zanskar Valley) To Kargil – Padum (Zanskar Valley) – Drang Drung Glacier – Pensi La – Rangdum – Parakachik – Sanko – Kargil 8 1-Aug Kargil To Leh – Kargil – Mulbek – Namika La – Fotu La – Lamayuru – Hangroo Loops – Nimmu – Leh 9 2-Aug Leh To Leh – Leh Local 10 3-Aug Leh To Hunder – Leh – Khardung La – Khalsar – (Sumur – Panamik -) Diskit – Hunder 11 4-Aug Hunder To Spangmik (Pangong Tso) – Hunder – Diskit – Khalsar – Wari La – Chang La – Lukung – Spangmik (Pangong Tso) 12 5-Aug Spangmik (Pangong Tso) To Leh – Spangmik (Pangong Tso) – Lukung – Tangste – Durbuk – Chang La – Karu – Shey – Leh 13 6-Aug Leh To Tso Moriri – Leh – Chumathang – Karzok (Tso Moriri) 14 7-Aug Tso Moriri To Sarchu – Tso Moriri – Tso Kar – Debring (Leh – Manali Highway Starts) – Moore Plains – Pang/Sarchu 15 8-Aug Sarchu To Manali – Sarchu – Baralacha La – Keylong – Rohtang Pass – Manali 16 9-Aug Manali To Manali – Rest Day at Manali (Optional) 17 10-Aug Manali To Delhi – Manali – Kullu – Mandi – Sunder Nagar – Bilaspur – Kiratpur – Roop Nagar – Chandigarh – Ambala – Delhi

Many thanks in advance.

Yes, unfortunately from this year, you can only use the self-drive cars including Zoomcar (black number plate and yellow number plate) just to enter Leh and exit Leh from Srinagar – Leh Highway or Manali – Leh Highway but not sightseeing in Ladakh top places like Nubra Valley and Pangong Tso. Please refer the link from the post for the personal experiences: https://discoverwithdheeraj.com/india/himalayan-travel-guides/topic2618-10.html#p22017

Regarding plan, looks fine to me. Do ensure that there is some vehicle to accompany you while taking Wari La route as in case of any help, you will not be able to find it in distance due to the desolation.

Dear Mr. Dheeraj, 1st of all you all a big salute to you for your effort for hosting a great blog like this. We are two people planning to go for Leh trip during August. This will be our second trip to Leh. This time our plan is- Day 1- Landing at Lah in the morning, evening local sight seeing. Day-2- Leh local- Shey, thiksey, Hemis etc. Day 3- Nubra valley, night stay. Day 4- Nubra to Pangong Tso (night say)/ Nubra to Turtuk and back to Leh. Day 5- Pangong Tso to Leh/ Leh to Pangong Tso Day 6- Leh to Hanle(night stay)/ Pangong to Leh Day 7- Hanle/ Leh to Hanle (night stay) Day 8- Hanle to Tso Moriri (night stay)/ Hanle Day 9- Tso Moriri to Leh enroute Tso kar/Hanle to Tso Moriri (night stay)Hanle to Tso Moriri (night stay) Day 10- back to home/ Tso Moriri to Leh enroute Tso karTso Moriri to Leh enroute Tso kar Day 11- back to Home.

Whether the above routes are feasible logistically. We will be travelling by any car/ SUV.Most probably we will be going by last week of August. Can you recommend any person who can arrange the above mentioned trip economically.

Thank you for the kind words 🙂 … Your about route seems fine to me though be ready for every day travel by road. I am not sure if anyone can help you with Hanle but still you can check out with [email protected] as they had been quite nice and supporting to most of the readers in the past two years or so. You can refer me or DoW if required.

Regards Dheeraj

Any tourist guide for Ladakh I should carry or the info given here is sufficient ?

Ram, it is more than sufficient 🙂 🙂 … Feel free to post any queries you have 🙂

The stretch from Debring to Pang is quite smooth & does not require high GC. After Pang, it is a mess.

Yes Mohit you are right. Unfortunately, I created this map with different colors and since do not have much know-how of photoshop finding it difficult to edit. Since, overall it does not matter, hence still sticking onto it but will update the map in this month with last year road condition updates 🙂

Wow Dheeraj and the entire team of DOW. Really appreciate all your efforts in solving the ineffable mysteries of the Himalayas. Printed out the maps and it is going to be a part of my room now. Hopefully will be able to join you guys soon. Cheers!!

Thank you Akash, pleasure is always ours 🙂 … Glad DoW is helping in making the journey to Ladakh more and more easy for many lovers of Himalayas 🙂

Your Comment…nice…..awesome…. .Is self bike driving on manali leh highway dangerous? should two person ride one bike for this trip?

Jitendra, in case you have done rides in Himalayas then only I will suggest you to attempt a ride in this very adventurous route. In case, you have not done it, then please avoid it and do it first time in a taxi to asses the terrain yourself 🙂

Hi Dheeraj wonderful update here. Just a slight change – the road post upshi is under renovation and the project deadline is june-july 16. The 15kms patch from Upshi towards Hanle is in bad shape. This is as per my ride in Oct/Nov 14. Also the Chusul – Erath – Padna is being fresh laid (currently high GC needed) and will be a joy ride going further.

Thank you so much Sanchit for the updates. I need to learn a bit photoshop to change the colors accordingly. I have a target of updating the map colors by end of this month. Your updates will certainly help 🙂

Hello Dheeraj, I am Planning to Come at Leh at Aug. end, Pl. tell me about the taxi for site seen.

Thanks for uncovering the hidden places. The maps are undoubtedly fabulous. Can you add a map of the Zanskar region..?? -Thanks and regards

Pratyay, thank you so much !! Yeah, work is in progress for the map of Zanskar Valley too. I will add it by end of July.

I have a question. You seem to know every corner of Ladakh. How many times you have been to Ladakh..??

That’s a tricky one, does it really matter 😉

Dear Dhiraj, You are doing nice job.i also planning to go leh with my family after the reading your opinion,i re-plan my tour.thanks again thank u.

Best wishes for your Ladakh trip and thanks for your appreciation 🙂

nice article, maps..

do you have similar map for manali – udaipur – kistwar – route ?

Sorry ashish, no map for Manali – Udaipur – Kishtwar. May be in this season will release couple of more maps.

Dear Dheeraj I am planning to go leh by second week of june. I have few questions for you which will definitely help me throughout the tour. First I want you to make a route for me from Leh – Nubra Valley – Pangong Lake – Tso Moriri – Manali. I need each & every single detail for this route like petrol pumps, night halt options, road conditions etc.

Vineet, the maps above will help you. Also, I will suggest that you refer Routes and Road Conditions In Leh – Ladakh | Ladakh Self Drive Tips , Fuel Availability In Leh – Ladakh | Ladakh Self Drive Tips

Both links above contains all the details you need.

very good map. thanks.

Thank you so much., Glad to know it is useful for you.

Dear Mr Sharma, Have been reading your excellent posts. Many thanks. We wanted to be in Himachal for 9 days from 22nd Dec till 30th Dec. Would love to be around Leh-Laddakh… reach by flight on 22nd early morning from Delhi. Spend few days in Laddakh (not sure how many) – then go to a different cities, travelling southwards from Leh by road… Most focus is on enjoying nature, let kids roll in snow, have a good family time…

Any advice on an itinerary would be very helpful.

Kapil, Ladakh is not a vacation destination dear. With kids running over snow in Ladakh!! Not a best idea or vibes I get from your expectations of Ladakh. It is harsh but beautiful place. Seeing your expectations I would have said NO even in season time BUT that is off season in Ladakh and all roads are closed to it. You can only fly in directly to Ladakh. Then, the it will be extremely cold out there and you need to fight a bit to survive the cold plus scarcity of oxygen for initial days. Are you game with the family?? Better try some lower hills around Himachal I will suggest or do basic circuit Kashmir Valley.

Himanshu, same post has been community forums at the link: Khalsar, Nubra Valley to Pangong Tso Route

Useful information-packed stuff marked on those maps.

Thanks alot brother 🙂

Thanks alot sir. Similar map will be worked for Spiti as well by next month 🙂

As Mr. prabhu said the main concern will be the fuel and it also matters that which vehicle you will having, how many people so that it can be planned that how much space you will have for carrying extra jerry cans for spare fuel? After leh, the next fuel station will be at tandi, which is after keylong..

Appreciate the Effort.

hi dheeraj,

looking to map can we do leh – khardungla – diskit – hunder ( Stay in tent )- turtuk – pranamik and then back to pangong lake – from there to tsomorri – hanle an d then back to leh or upshi and leave for manali

That would be not less than 700 km. Only functional petrol pump on you way is at Leh. Do the math, how much extra fuel u need to carry.

Urvanki, it all looks fine on paper and this map BUT logistics will be key here. Unless you are on your own and carrying extra fuel with you and courage + adventure heart with you, this is difficult. In a taxi, you can give it a shot BUT it will be on mind blowing cost for just 2 people. Secondly, I see you have 12 days ex Srinagar to Manali and doing something like what you are indicating is something like staying only on roads for those 12 days.

I am not saying it is not possible, but better read the road conditions article too to get an idea what you can expect on these road too.

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Leh Ladakh Road Map – Detailed Road Map of Ladakh

After several weeks of attempts and failures, I was finally able to put together this Leh Ladakh road map covering the entire region. I have created maps in the past as well but they were mostly broken down by areas; like for Nubra valley or Pangong Tso, etc. For a long time, I was trying to fit it all in on the same map and was finally able to do it. If you are planning to visit Ladakh by road anytime soon; then I am sure the map below can be of some help.

Click on the map below to view it in full size, or right-click and save it to your hard disk.

Once you click on the image, it will open the map in a new window. Look towards the bottom on the right-hand side for an option that reads “View in full size”. Click there to see the large map. You can also download this map in its original resolution from the below link. Do not right-click and save pictures as; rather follow the download button on the top right-hand side. The original file size is about 3.8 MB.

Ladakh Road Map Download Link – CLICK HERE

The map above coves a very large region and I have tried to include as many details as I could; due to which you will have to zoom in a bit to be able to read the text.

Ladakh Road Map

It includes both the highways leading to Ladakh, from Manali and Srinagar. I have also shown the road via Killar and Kishtwar that connects both Srinagar and Manali Leh highway. From Kargil, the road then goes deep into Zanskar Valley, Padum. There is a road under construction that will connect Padum to Darcha on Manali to Leh road; via Shingo La.

This road however is still under construction and cannot be used. Other areas of Ladakh like Nubra Valley, Pangong, Tso Moriri, Changthang Valley, etc are all included.

Also read: How to Plan a Trip to Leh Ladakh – Complete Travel Guide

Please feel free to save the map to your phone while you travel. If you would like to use it with your blog or website, you are welcome to do so but please do provide credit and a link back to this page. Please do not also remove the copyright marks.

If you feel there is any information on the map that is not correct or outdated, please be kind enough to point it out so I can make corrections.

I hope this Leh Ladakh Road Map can be of use for your trip. If you have any further questions, please do ask in the comments section below; or at our Community Forum ; and I will be glad to answer. Let me know if you need the map in a better resolution.

Vargis.Khan

Not much to write about me really except for that I love to travel around whenever I can and to wherever I can. This blog is just a small attempt to share my travel experiences with the world. Hope you like it !!!

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Dear Vargis, So glad to find your blog since I’ve been planning a trip to Leh Ladakh. You are providing plenty of information of the land that I am so eager to come to. Actually, I will go to Leh Ladakh in 2024 and want to know which month is the best for travell-biker like me. So far, I’ve learnt that in Apr and May people can witness beautiful blooming flowers but it is also cold. I am living Hochiminh City, Vietnam with tropical weather and the temperature varies from 26ºC to 33ºC for all year round. Thus, June may be best for me making a trip to Leh in terms of temperature adaption, am I right?

August and September are also my choice of time for trip to Leh Ladakh. What do you think?

Your advice is appreciated. Thank you warm regards, Leo

Thanks Leo. I will recommend traveling either in June or September.

great great great work bhai, includes everything , such helpful content no need to visit any other source. heads off to you khan bhai.

Hi Vargis. Could you please email me the map at this ID – [email protected] ? Thanks much in advance!

Mr Vargis thanks, it’s very important information I planned for Leh this month according as you explained, just little want to expect regarding pre-booking for staying , if possible please share, my contact number is 9765995595, again thanks for details

You do not need to pre-book your stay Gautam Bhai. You can easily find a hotel upon arrival as well.

Khan bhaai I am very much impressed by your tour guide. For the first time i shall go to ladakh via srinagar with my 10 yrs daughter and a group of 20, I am fascinated to go to aryan village but if i go there i shall miss mulbekh and lamayuru, what should i do? Again i shall miss hanley to cover leh manali highway. Am i missing too much or manali leh high way looks more beautiful than hanley.pls suggest with your invaluable experience.

Bhai what is your itinerary? You won’t miss anything at all if you miss the Aryan Villages

Good information

Thank you !!!

Beautifully explained in detail Mr Khan. I love the region and had been to Leh-Ladakh for nineteen days. I will recommend your site to everyone who is inclined to visit Leh-Ladakh. Great work. Congratulations.

Thank you so much for your kind words Nitin Bhai. I really appreciate it

will liketo read on Jispa-shingoLa-Padum-Lamayuru shortcut avoiding Kargil route.

I gave your name and site to Ladakh tourism so they can share your site. Hopefully you do not mind

Thank you Pankaj Bhai for your kind gesture. I really appreciate it.

Thank you for this map! I will be using it in my blog. Will surely link to your blog! 🙂 Cheers!

Thank you Dhanashree

I m planning to explore ladakh in mid September 2020 I have swift zdi 2016 model Can i take swift car on routes like, Srinagar ~ Leh ~ khardung la ~ hunder ~ diskit ~ khalsar ~ agham ~ shyok ~ durbuk ~ pangong lake ~ spangmik ~ merak ~ chushul ~ rezang la ~ hanle ~ nyoma ~ mahe ~ thukje ~ meroo( (leh manali highway) I want to make life lasting memories like driving own car on that adventures roads , lots of struggle for swift but that type of adventure i want to do with my swift as well as with my friend and also we are only two person in the car during complete ladakh trip Is it possible to do this complete route with swift?

Last year I have been to Ladakh extensively.This year also have a plan to go there.Sir is there any provision to stay at Koyul.Is there any chance that The Karakoram pass will be open to the tourist or bikers in near future.

No, there is no provision of staying in Koyul. You can talk to the villagers and see if they will let you stay as a paying guest.

Thank you Sir,then I have to stay at Hanle as I have a plan to visit Demchok

Staying at Hanle will be better. You may not even get allowed to go towards Koyul actually. It is not on the tourist map.

Great article and thanks for sharing, we were contemplating hiring the RE Himalayan 411cc bikes for this trip. Do we need to carry our own fuel or are there plenty of fuel stations along the way?

Thanks Marko. Please see the article below, should answer your questions.

https://vargiskhan.com/log/fuel-availability-in-leh-ladakh-manage/

Vargis bhai,truly it’s an exceptional effort…Could u plz. once at [email protected] in the original resolution…Thanks in advance…

Thanks Arindam Bhai. Did you try download it from the link I provided above?

Sir Please send leh & Adjoining area map on my mail – [email protected]

You can download from the link below. The download option is at the right hand corner of the page.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_9hR5ZYjFIMdrz_IIQBw-kc0IAlmvKjS/view?usp=drive_open

Hii vargis bhai. Can you send me a HD copy of this map (Leh-Ladakh region) to my mail ID [email protected] ? Also can you confirm regarding opening of Darcha-Padum road?

Ashwan Bhai did you try downloading from the link I provided above?

yeah vargis bhai, downloaded, thank you v much!!! can you confirm regarding Darcha-Padum road, as dozers of BRO met from both ends thus completing the road link.

That road is still not motorable Ashwan Bhai

Hi Vargis Bhai,

I’m planning a couple trip to Leh via Srinagar from 23rd August’2019 to 2nd Sept’2019(11days).

Could you please check out below itinerary and let me know the suitable travel options(Taxi- Private/Shared or Bike) and accommodation(any contact details).

23rd Aug : Arrival at Srinagar.(Dehli to Srinagar flight) – Local sight seeing. 24th: Srinagar – Sonmarg – Kargil 25th: Kargil- Leh 26th: Leh – Local Sightseeing and permit 27th : Leh – Nubra 28th : Nubra to Pangong 29th: Pangong – Leh 30th: Leh- TsoMoriri 31st Aug: Tsomori – Leh 1st Sept: buffer day (would like to do river rafting or suggest any other options). 2nd sept: return to Delhi from Leh

Please suggest is it a good plan or do i need to change something.

Thanks, Vikky Vashishtha

Hi Vikky – The only thing needing to be changed here is your plan on 28th. There is no public transport available between Nubra and Pangong direct so you will have to come back to Leh and go to Pangong the next day. Rest is all good. You will easily find buses or shared cabs for rest of the days.

Thank you bro. But could you please suggest which is better travel option : shared Taxi or Bike?

You’re blogs have been so so helpful in my planning for the trip, I’ve also shifted my dates from August to sept taking your recommendation.

ASA Janab, Could you please send me the Map in [email protected] Thanks in advance!

W.Salam Imran Bhai. Did you try downloading from the link I provided in the article?

please send the map to my mail ID [email protected] thank U in advance.

Did you try downloading from the link I provided above?

hay hi, im guru im planing to go to ladakh this july 2019 with my bike FZS 150CC , please suggest me this bike is ok for ladakh trip? and i able see a map kindly send origonal size map.

Yes Guru, your Bike is OK for Ladakh but travel light and solo. Did you try downloading the map from the link I provided?

Hey Vargis, I want to reach leh on 22nd of june by bus from Delhi. According to your blog the route from manali wont be possible, as the bus services start from 1st of july. Can i go for the kashmir route? Will the buses be available from srinagar to leh at that time i.e. around 20th of june. Also will i be able to access public transport from leh to stok village at that time?

Hi Parth – Manali to Leh HRTC bus may or may not be available so wait until June 1st week before you finalize the plan. Srinagar to Leh bus will definitely be available in June. You should be able to find shared cabs for Stok village.

Okay, if not HRTC bus from Manali to leh, is there a possibility of getting a shared taxi from Manali at that time if the road is clear and good to go?

Hi Vargis, Thanks for this excellent blog and providing such a quality and informative response to all queries. Can you please email me the map on my mail ID, as one available online is not that readable.

Can you please leave me your email address Wads?

Is it possible to drive from delhi to leh and back via kashmir this may in BMW x1 ground clearance 170mm?

Yes, definitely. Friend of mine went in his swift last year which has the same ground clearance.

Can we travel from Manali to Leh Ladakh within 10th November and kindly reply with the details about the road condition and permissions and climate condition. We are from kerala

No you cannot. The road will get closed by November.

How is the road condition from manali to leh planning to drive down in first week of October

Mix of good bad and ugly. Most average.

Hi Vargis We are group of 4 planning road trip (Car, Toyota Fortuner) from Delhi to Leh through Manali from October 10th to 21st. We will start from Manali on 12th or 13th October towards Leh. The plan is to stop for a night at Jispa, ZingZing bar or Sarcu. What would you recommend based on the time of year we are going? What are the places we can see at this time? (on manali-leh highway as well as around Leh) how can we know about the status of Manali-Leh highway, while going as well as coming back ?

Hi Anurag – Jispa is most scenic of the three places and my preferred choice of stay. Manali Leh highway is all open but it is rainign right now around Manali, Rohtang and Lahaul valley. Nothing major that would be of concern right now though. For places to see along the road and in Ladakh, see the two posts below please.

https://vargiskhan.com/log/primary-attractions-manali-leh-highway/

https://vargiskhan.com/log/tourist-attractions-in-ladakh/

plz sent a detailed map at [email protected]

Send map > [email protected]

Am planning to start my journey by september 10th, if i want go through sri-nagar and come back through manali. do i need to take any permit or anything like that, am travelling by bike.

You will need permit for sightseeing in Ladakh. See the link below please.

https://vargiskhan.com/log/obtaining-ilp-for-ladakh/

Hi bro, am from coimbatore, Tamilnadu i have found ur blog today only. I am planning a solo bike trip from delhi to ladhakh via srinagar by next week for 20 days. I got enough knowledge about the trip by your blog. Thankyou so much for sharing . In October 08-14 , will zozila pass safe to ride back from leh to srinagar.

If it is possible could u share the entire route map between srinagar and leh

Please send me the map

Hi Yogesh – Leave me your email address please. Did you try downloading from the Google drive link?

Hi could you please send me the detaild map at [email protected]

Thanks in advance! Bhavin Patel

Please email to [email protected]

Hi, fantastic site – all the info in one place! Please could you send map? Many thanks

Thanks David. Leave me your email address and I will send.

Hey could you please send me the Map in [email protected] . Thanks!

Please send to [email protected]

Vargis Sir,

Please mail the road map to [email protected] Thanks.

Hi Kalpesh Bhai – Did you try downloading from the link that I shared?

Yes. I downloaded the map from the link and took out a print but still the places and distance are not quite visible

I will email it to you in original resolution.

Hi Vargis bhai, please send me this map @ [email protected]

Shubham Bhai you can download it from this link.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_9hR5ZYjFIMdrz_IIQBw-kc0IAlmvKjS/view

Hello Vargis, Good day!. We are a group of 5 people travelling in Leh-Nurba-Pangong-TsoMoriri-TsoKar-Leh circuit. Is it possible to complete this in 4 days? We would like to know the best possible route to do this without coming back to Leh. As i saw in your articles, you have mentioned that Pangong to Tso Moriri stretch is not possible in a day.. Could you please tell me how much time it could take if we plan to do that in a day?

Regards Rufus

Hi Vargis, wonderful resource here! Just a doubt: the position of darcha is not the same between your map and google map. Not sure which one is correct. I’ll be in Ladakh in august and I’m planning to visit Phugtal from Padum, and leaving it from south, going to Tso Moriri (hence, using shingo-la – Darcha road, if available)

It will be around the same area that i have shown Francesco, could be a slight different but more or less the same position. Darcha Road is still not complete so you cannot drive over Shingo La.

Ok, so the only way back is Padum -> Kargil -> Leh, right? Or do you have other routes in mind that could bring us to Tso Moriri quicker? A pass or a road we could reach via trekking could also be a possibility. Thanks Vargis, your help is being priceless!

Thanks Francesco. If you are trekking than yes, you can cross it over. There is no motorable road yet but a trek route exists that villagers use.

What is the condition of the road like from Hanle to Chummur and then Chummur to Tso Moriri?

That road is not open for tourists

not able to read the map can you please send an email

Did you try downloading from this link?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_9hR5ZYjFIMdrz_IIQBw-kc0IAlmvKjS

Hi, Very nice overview map with lots of information. From my last trips I know there are several hotels and even a small hospital in Keylong. Do you know the status of the Darcha- Padum road, is the road after the Shingo-la now motorable ? In Oct 2016 it was good enough to pass (mostly push) with bicycles

Thanks for pointing that out Stephan. Darcha Shingo La road is still not complete. They are still working the stretch from Padum side.

Hello, Want to visit Leh in june 2018 for some 10 to 12 days. Can I get some help regarding my trip? Want to visit Nubra Valley for 2 nights, 2 nights for Pangong Lake and also 2 nights for Tsomoriri. Would you please give itinerary, night stays and other suggestions regarding this trip? I am from Bangladesh. Thank You.

Hello – Are you reaching Leh by flight or reaching there by road?

I will be there by flight from Delhi. Right now from my query I came to know that I need PAP (because I am from Bangladesh). Is not a difficult task to get it from Delhi? I am eagerly wating for a quick solution from you. Thank yoy.

You cannot really get it from Delhi. The easiest way around this is to contact a travel agent in leh and get it done. It has to be sponsored by a travel agent and arranged in a group of 2-3 people. PAP cannot be issued for solo travelers.

Hi, I am unable to read the text well on map. Kindly email me the same. Thanks

Please leave me your email address

Or you can download it from here. Click on the download button on the top right hand side, do not right click and save as

Why do you have to put your name is subject matter. Write subject on which the article is written.

Not sure I understand, are you talking about the copyright mark?

Leh Ladakh Map

Check out the ladakh maps below for all the routes:, quick navigation.

Manali to Leh

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How to Reach Ladakh?

Here are all the available transportation options on the Leh-Ladakh map: Air: The nearest airport from Ladakh is the Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh, at a distance of around 10 kilometres from the city centre. This airstrip is overlooked by the Indian military, making the check-out procedures and clearance much stricter. The other option for travellers taking the air route is the Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport in Srinagar, located at a distance of around 440 kilometres Rail: The nearest railway station lies in Jammu - Tawi, at a distance of over 600 kilometres from Leh-Ladakh. Regular trains from all major metropolitan cities operate to this railway station. After getting off from the train in Jammu, one can opt for taxis and public or private buses to cover the remaining distance. Road: There are options to boarding inter and intrastate buses, renting a taxi or self-driving all the way to Leh-Ladakh from other parts of the country. The two most developed and popular routes are the Leh-Manali and the Leh-Srinagar Highways (NH 1). Checkout & Book: Leh Ladakh Bike Trip Packages

Which are the best places to visit in Ladakh?

Khardung La: This is the world’s highest motorable road and a prominent mountain pass in the Jammu and Kashmir region, near Leh. Perched at a height of 5602 metres, this point attracts many adventure enthusiasts to go for a road trip. Built in 1976 and opened in 1988, the pass remains shut from October till May and requires an Inner Line Permit before access. Shanti Stupa: Constructed in 1991 by a Japanese Buddhist, the Shanti Stupa is a peaceful point of religious processions, especially important among the local Buddhist community. The white dome-shaped structure sits atop a hill, offering panoramic views of the entire region. This place is dubbed among the top places to visit on the Leh Ladakh map for sightseeing. Housed within the sacred sanctum are relics and a statue of Buddha. Stok Palace: Established in 1820 by King Tsepal Namgyal, the Stok Palace has served as the summer home to the royal family for centuries and continues to do so. Later during the 1980s the palace was opened for the public by the Dalai Lama and has since garnered much traction from tourists. Located at a distance of 15 kilometres from Leh, this place is ideal to delve into the Buddhist and local history. Hemis Monastery: Located at a distance of 45 kilometres to the south of Leh, the Hemis Monastery is among the many Buddhist monasteries in the region. Built by Sengge Namgyal, a Ladakhi king, Hemis is counted among the top significant Buddhist places of worship in India. Home to many statues, paintings and other important relics, the best time to visit here is during the Hemis festival held every year in June. Click Here to Book: Leh Ladakh Bike Trip

How far is Ladakh from Kashmir?

Are highway routes to ladakh safe to travel.

Yes. There are two prominent and well-maintained routes to travel to Leh-Ladakh. The National Highway 1 connects Ladakh to Kashmir via the Zoji La high mountain pass. And the other route in Himachal Pradesh is the Leh-Manali Highway connecting to Ladakh. Srinagar in Kashmir is located at a distance of 419 kilometres, while Manali is situated around 473 kilometres away from Leh-Ladakh. There are many inter and intrastate buses accommodating travel on both routes. The passage remains open only for 6 months during summer and monsoon season, from April till October. A Detailed Travel Guide For Manali to Leh Ladakh Highway Trip

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Heaven, Peace, Silence, and Tranquility at one place? Come and spend a few hours at Pangong Lake in Ladakh! A pristine place in Ladakh marked by subtle to high peaks around, crystal blue waters and the vast expansion catches the eye so much, so long as if a magic is happening right in front of the eyes. Let our Ladakh holiday packages transport you to this mesmerizing destination, where nature's grandeur unfolds in every corner.Pangong Lake, also known as Pangong Tso, lies calmly at a breathtaking elevation of 14,270 feet. Interestingly, the lake is 12 km long and marks itself between the laps of India and China. Rather, 60% of the portion is stretching in the neighboring nation and this excites every traveler to be here.The surreal clean blue waters are actually brackish or salty in nature and this feature doesn’t let any aquatic life survive in the same. Moreover, the temperature range between -30 to -10 degrees make even this salty lake freeze with thick ice sheets, which is quite opposite in case of salt ridden water bodies.This picturesque landscape location enhances its beauty with the arrival of migrating birds every year and attracts many travelers in search of adventure, photographs, bird-watching and chilling experience. Pangong has another unique and catchy feature; when it acts like a chameleon and changes its color from blue to green to even grey at times. The brackish water of Pangong attracts the migratory birds every year during winters in Ladakh.

One of the most beautiful parts of the moonscapes of Ladakh, Nubra Valley is a deep-cut gorge created by the combined effects of Shyok and Nubra (Siachen) rivers. A high altitude cold desert, Nubra Valley is actually an extension of the Tibetan Plateau (Qing-Zang Plateau) that starts in China and extends up to Ladakh. This valley in the plateau separates the Ladakh Range from the Karakoram Range. But more than anything, Nubra Valley is the most beautiful region in all of Ladakh. Home to wonders like the Diskit Monastery,Hunder Sand Dunes, Samstanling Gompa, Yarab Tso Lake, and the villages of Turtuk and Panamik.Located about 160 km from Leh, the capital of Ladakh, Nubra Valley is a great attraction to all those who come here. The gateway to the upper reaches of the country, especially Siachen, Nubra Valley has an oasis of a town in the heart, Diskit, making a great place to stop you and reflect at the beauty around. And while you are at it, take a short detour to the famous white sand dunes of Hunder. The shapes and forms that these dunes take during different times of the year mesmerize every visitor who comes here. To make it further interesting, there are the double-humped Bactrian Camels, offering rides through the dunes.And when it turns dusky, head to the Diskit Monastery and visit the towering statue of Maitreya Buddha which looks over the entire valley and blesses it for another day to come.Planning a Trip to Ladakh, Experience of Chadar Trek - The Frozen River Trek

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Best time to visit leh ladakh.

The best time to visit Leh Ladakh is from June to September. During this period, the Ladakh weather is relatively stable, creating favorable conditions for exploration. However, the best season to visit Leh Ladakh depends on the type of activities and experiences you prefer.

Climate in Ladakh

Summer season.

Summer in Ladakh is pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 30°C. This season is perfect for exploring Ladakh’s famous places and engaging in various outdoor activities. The clear skies and moderate temperatures make it an ideal time for trekking, rafting, and visiting high-altitude lakes such as Pangong and Tso Moriri.

Monsoon Season

July to September are monsoon months in Ladakh, which brings a unique charm to this high-altitude desert. The Ladakh temperature ranges from 10°C to 25°C, creating a perfect time for sightseeing, and receives very little rainfall due to its location in the rain shadow of the Himalayas.

Winter Season

October to February marks the winter season in Ladakh, with temperatures ranging from -20°C to 5°C. This is the best time to visit Leh Ladakh for snowfall, making it apt for enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility. Winter is also an excellent time to spot the wildlife of Ladakh and indulge in local festivals.

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How to Reach Ladakh ?

Ladakh is well-connected to major cities and can be reached by trains, buses, and flights from various parts of India. However, when you plan your Ladakh trip with the Indian Holiday, you don’t need to worry about reaching there as our experts will arrange everything according to your tastes.

Leh is well-linked by air to cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata. From Leh Airport, tourists can board a cab to reach their destination.

Ladakh doesn't have its own railway station. The nearest railway station to Ladakh is in Jammu, associated with cities like Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai. From the Jammu railway station, tourists can board for their onward destination.

Ladakh is accessible via road through cab/ jeep/ JKSRTC buses that operate regularly between Kargil, Leh, and Srinagar. Tourists can also take a motorbike trip to Ladakh.

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Ladakh Map, India (Tourist Routes to Leh, Nubra, Changthang, Kargil, Zanskar )

Ladakh is vast and if you are seriously trying to explore it, it can be complex. That is why a complete route map of Ladakh showing all the road networks covering all major regions can be useful. If you are just visiting a few common attractions with a tour package, you will be fine. However, if you want to go beyond that, you need to understand the terrain.

Leh Ladakh Map

Yes, I know I hate this term Leh-Ladakh… it’s like saying I am going to Mumbai-Maharashtra or Kolkata-Bengal everytime. Nevertheless, people search for this term and so I had to include it by hook or crook.

So, here is the map. Although there are other maps available, I just wanted to show the major points I wanted to show and cover all the areas including Zanskar with all the new roads being built to it. If you are new to Ladakh, just check keep in mind the different regions. It may not be possible to cover all these regions in one go. So, you have to pick which area to cover.

Keep a few things in mind while using this map.

I have tried to include the major routes in the map but hard to accommodate every place. So, some small villages and gompas may be missing.
It is not necessarily up to the scale but gives a sense of direction and proportion.
The major passes have been shown at various places with two bars ||
I have shown a few smaller lakes near Tso Moriri on the map. There are actually more such lakes, all of them could not be accommodated.

First times usually visit Nubra, Pangong and monasteries around Leh. However, there is much more. Here are the major areas shown in the map…

Leh and around : Leh is the capital of Ladakh and practically the only place resembling a city in entire Ladakh. Naturally, this is the place that you visit first and use as the base for your other expeditions. There are scores of beautiful villages, historical monasteries, and other attractions in the 50-60 KM radius of the city which can be visited as day trips. Tourist cabs are readily available for these locations and renting motorcycles is also a very popular option for the same.

Changthang : A lot of people get lured to visit Ladakh when they see those surreal images of high-altitude lakes. All these lakes are located in eastern Ladakh, bordering China, and they are mostly a part of the Changtang Plateau. So, most people end up visiting this area even without realizing it. The primary draws here are the two majestic lakes of Pangong Tso and Tso Moriri, along with a few smaller lakes like Tso Kar and Tso Kiagar. The area around Tso Moriri is also called Rupshu Valley. Bulk of the plateau lies in Tibet but there is enough on this side of the border too for tourists.

Nubra Valley : The world’s highest motorable pass, bluish green rivers snaking through stark landscapes, a giant Maitreya statue in the backdrop of large snowy peaks, Bactrian camels stranded from silk route caravans, Turtuk, a slice of Gilgit Baltistan on this side of the Indian border, Nubra valley has many delights and most of them are actually pretty famous and they feature on the to-do list of every Ladakh visitor. In short, it is one of the must-do areas of Ladakh.

Dah-Hanu (Aryan Valley) : This is the least travelled area of touristy Ladakh and chances are that you are reading about it for the first time. However, that means that it is a really pristine area that offers and unique set of experiences. The area is inhabited by Brokpa people who have their own history and culture and are completely different from the more dominant Ladakhis as well as Kashmiris. They are believed to be Dardic people who refused to intermingle with other communities and are believed to be genetically Indo-Aryan. That is why, the term “ Aryan Valley ” is now being used to promote tourism.

Kargil & Suru Valley : Most people came to know about Kargil in 1999, when a war broke out between India and Pakistan. However, those who are visiting Kashmir and Ladakh, should know that Kargil is much more than a battleground. It is one of the most beautiful and unique areas you will ever sea and nowadays it is generally peaceful and ideal for tourists. Kargil is also the gateway to the elusive Zanskar Valley, one of the remotest regions in the world visited only by the most adventurous travellers.

Zanskar : Zanskar is practically the Holy Grail of Indian Himalayas. It is so remote that it takes several days to reach it, no matter which way you approach it. The road to Zanskar starts from Kargil, passes through Suru Valley, and eventually enters the valley which almost sounds near-mythical due to its remoteness. Padum is the only major town in Zanskar, surrounded by numerous small villages. It is a Buddhist area and as expected, many ancient monasteries can be found here such as Phugtal, Karsha, Stongde, Sani, Bardan etc. However, things have changed in the last couple of years as two different roads, Darcha-Padum, as well as Leh-Lingshed-Padum, neared completion. Locals and adventurers are already taking these routes although they remain challenging and some more work is needed on them.

This map will be more useful if you use it with my guides on various regions of Ladakh.

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Best Places To Visit In Leh Ladakh

Leh city: Zorawar Fort, Leh Palace, Tsemo Castle, Central Asian Museum, Hall of Fame museum, Shanti Stupa, Thiksey Monastery, Namgyal Tsemo Monastery, and Spituk Monastery
Pangong: Pangong Tso Lake and Sun Temple
Nubra Valley: Diskit Monastery, Samstanling Monastery, Panamik Hot Springs, and Hunder Sand Dunes
Tsomoriri: Tsomoriri Wetland Conservation Reserve and Tsomoriri Lake
Sham Valley: Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Alchi Monastery & Prayer Wheels, Alchi Bridge, and Magnetic Hills in Ladakh
Hemis: Hemis Monastery, Hemis National Park, Shey Palace, Shey Monastery, and Stok Monastery
Lamayuru: Lamayuru Monastery, Moonland, Wanla Gompa, and Uleytokpo basecamp
Kargil: Kargil City Viewpoint, Vijay Diwas Memorial, Gandhi Park, Munshi Aziz Bhat Museum, and Lord Buddha Statue
Hanle: Hanle Monastery and Indian Astronomical Observatory
Khardung La: Khardung La Pass, Khardung La Gompa, and Khardung La War Memorial
Markha Valley: Tacha Gompa and Hankar Fortress Ruins
Drass Valley: Zoji La Pass, Manman Top, Chor Kiat Forest, Laser La, Dongchik village, Brigade War Gallery, and Tiger Hill

8 Best Tourist Circuits Of Ladakh

Your Leh Ladakh tour needs to be well-planned. And these tourist circuits will help you decide what all attractions to cover in your tour. Have a look at these circuits to plan your trip.

1. Manali (1N) – Sarchu (1N) – Leh (1N) – Pangong (1N) – Leh (1N) – Nubra Valley (1N) – Leh (1N) – Kargil (1N) – Srinagar (1N)

One of the best Leh Ladakh tour packages of 9 nights and 10 days, this tour circuit covers most of the tourist places in Ladakh. The tour begins from Manali. After covering some of the popular places to visit in Manali , the road trip moves on to Leh and finally concludes in Srinagar – the heart of Kashmir.

Trip duration: 9 nights 10 days

Average package cost: INR 45,000 per person (with stay in 3-star properties)

Interested in this tour? Take This Leh Ladakh Tour Package From Manali To Srinagar

2. Srinagar (1N) – Kargil (1N) – Leh (1N) – Pangong (1N) – Leh (1N) – Nubra Valley (1N) – Leh (1N) – Sarchu (1N) – Manali (1N)

Quintessentially the same itinerary, this tour primarily differs in the order. But what really sets this tour apart is the option that the travelers get after the completion of the tour. Since this tour ends in Manali, one can extend the trip by a day or two and cover some of the popular things to do in Manali . Also, the trip offers a gradual temperature change from moderate to very low.

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3. Leh (1N) – Sham Valley & Alchi (1N) – Leh (1N) – Pangong (1N) – Leh (1N) – Nubra Valley (1N) – Leh (1N) – Tsomoriri (1N) – Leh (1N)

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If it is the raw adventure that you seek from your tour of Leh and Ladakh, then this is just the right tour for you. The offbeat Leh Ladakh tour majorly differs in that it also offers camping in Tso Moriri & Pangong and Chumathang hot water springs near Tso Moriri Lake.

Average package cost: INR 40,000 per person (with stay in 3-star properties)

Does this circuit interest you? Plan An Offbeat Tour Of Leh Ladakh Including Tso Moriri

4. Srinagar (1N) – Kargil (1N) – Leh (1N) – Pangong (1N) – Leh (1N) – Nubra Valley (1N) – Leh (1N)

For those who fancy the idea of night stay in tents as in the above itinerary, there’s an option of taking the delightful 7 nights 8 days Leh Ladakh tour with campstay . The tour begins in Srinagar and, after passing through Kargil and popular places of Leh & Ladakh, concludes in Leh.

Trip duration: 7 nights 8 days

Average package cost: INR 30,000 per person (with stay in 3-star properties and camps)

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5. Leh (1N) – Nubra Valley (1N) – Leh (1N) – Sham Valley & Alchi (day tour) – Leh(1N) – Pangong (1N) – Leh (1N)

And in case you want to restrict yourself to the Leh area, you can include Sham Valley & Alchi in your itinerary with this 6 nights and 7 days Ladakh tour .

Trip duration: 6 nights 7 days

Average package cost: INR 24,000 per person (with stay in 3-star properties)

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6. Leh(1N) – Pangong (day tour) – Leh(1N) – Khardung La (day tour) – Leh(2N) – Sham Valley (day tour) – Kargil(1N) – Sonamarg (day tour) – Srinagar(1N)

Tourists riding ponies in the valley of Sonamarg

A more economical variation of the 6 nights 7 days Leh Ladakh tour could be one with day tours of Pangong, Khardung La, Sham Valley, and Sonamarg. This tour covers a wider area – beginning from Leh and ending at Srinagar.

Average package cost: INR 25,000 per person (with stay in 3-star properties)

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7. Leh(1N) – KhardungLa (day tour) – Leh(1N) – Pangong (day tour) – Leh(1N) – Sham Valley (day tour) – Leh(1N)

sense of achievement at the highest motorable road

A shorter tour of Leh & Ladakh of 4 nights & 5 days covers Leh and its surrounding areas. With day tours to all nearby places, this ladakh tour offers stay options only in Leh.

Trip duration: 4 nights 5 days

Average package cost: INR 18,000 per person (with stay in 3-star properties)

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8. Jammu (1N) – Srinagar (1N) – Kargil (1N) – Sham Valley & Alchi (1N) – Leh (1N) – Pangong (1N) – Leh (1N) – Nubra (1N) – Leh (1N) – Tsomoriri (1N) – Sarchu (1N) – Manali (1N)

If you have all the time in the world – or a couple of weeks – for your Leh Ladakh tour, then you can also include Jammu, Srinagar, and even Manali in your itinerary. And what’s special about this particular tour is that you get to spend ample time and stay overnight in each destination covered.

Trip duration: 12 nights 13 days

Average package cost: INR 55,000 per person (with stay in 3-star properties)

Suggested Read: Trip To Ladakh: When In Ladakh, Always Expect The Unexpected!

Other Important Information For Planning A Trip To Leh Ladakh

Here is some more information that would help you in planning your trip to these circuits better. Read on to know more about when is the perfect time to visit this place.

Best time to visit Ladakh

Whether you wish to go trekking in Ladakh or take a tour of the tourist attractions, June to August is the best season.

But for those who wish to take the Chadar trek , January and February are the right months for you.

Suggested Read: Head To Ladakh In Winter For An Adventure Of A Lifetime

Hotels In Ladakh

If you are wondering where to stay on your trip to Ladakh, then here are some options that you can consider. Have a look at the following places.

1. Hotel Chube: Your Homely Abode In The Himalayas

Location: Lambon Road, Chube, Leh-Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir

What’s special: The open area with easy chairs to spend chilly evenings relaxing and gossiping.

Suggested suite: Rooms located on the first floor

Tariff: INR 2,400 onwards, per night

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2. Hotel Ladakh Greens: Luxury At An Affordable Price

Location: Lower Tukcha Road, Leh-Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir

What’s special: The aesthetic garden setting where you can enjoy your meals and relax.

Suggested suite: Classic Studio Room

Tariff: INR 3,500 onwards, per night

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3. The Grand Dragon Ladakh: Get Pampered In The Lap Of Nature

Scenic view of Himalayas from a room of Grand Dragon

Location: Old Road, Sheynam, Leh-Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir

What’s special: The best of world cuisines at the terrace restaurant for an over-the-top eating experience.

Suggested suite: Balcony rooms at the rear of the hotel

Tariff: INR 13,200 onwards, per night

Suggested Read: 10 Hotels In Leh Ladakh For A Cozy Stay: Luxury And Budget Options

Homestays In Ladakh

If you are looking for budget stays then you can consider the following options. These homestays in Ladakh are affordable and comfortable.

1. Gangba Homestay, Upper Tukcha Road, Leh

A glorious view of Gangba homestay in Leh

Tariff: INR 150 onwards

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2. Tukchu Homestay, Changspa, Below Shanti Stupa, Leh

Tukchu homestay in Leh with imposing mountains and greenery all around

Tariff: INR 1000 onwards

3. Ladakh View Homestay, Old Leh, Near Leh Palace, Leh

Ladakh View homestay nestled in mountains offer perfect view of the city

Tariff: INR 2900

Camping In Ladakh

In addition to the homestays and hotels in Ladakh, there are several campsites where one can stay on their trip to Leh Ladakh. Nubra Valley, Pangong, Sham Valley, Alchi, Sarchu, and Tsomoriri are the most popular campsites in Ladakh.

Suggested Read: River Rafting In Ladakh: Here’s A Handy Guide To Help You Do It Right

Tips For Tourists

Before planning an excursion to Ladakh you must surely know these following tips and suggestions that will surely help you in enjoying your vacation in this beautiful place:

You must be aware about the climatic conditions during the time you are planning your visit
If you are an international visitor then you need to apply for permit in advance
Make sure that you don’t have altitude sickness
Do carry common medicines
Pack heavy woollen clothes
Carry extra battery and power bank etc. to capture the beauty of this place with any interruption
Do indulge in some adventurous expeditions for the best experience
Its wiser to plan your trip during summer months

Further Read: 40 Best Things To Do In Ladakh That You Can’t Afford To Miss !

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Frequently Asked Questions About Tourist Circuits Of Ladakh

Which month is best to visit Leh Ladakh?

The months from March through June is the best time to visit Leh Ladakh.

Is Ladakh open for tourists?

Ladakh is open to visit by road via the Manali-Leh road from may or June to October or November when there is no snow on the roads. From April to November the Srinagar-Leh road is open but from December to February the Zoji Pass is closed.

What is Ladakh famous for?

Ladakh is an union territory in India which is famous for its rugged mountains, Buddhist monasteries, crystal blue lakes and all in all breathtaking sceneries.

Do Indians need a visa for Ladakh?

No, Indians don’t need visas to visit Ladakh since it is a part of the country.

How many days are enough for Leh Ladakh?

Ideally the best sites of Leh Ladakh can be covered in 5 to 7 days.

Do we need a permit for Leh?

Indian citizens not from Jammu & Kashmir need an Inner Line Permit and foreigners need Ladakh Protected Area Permit (PAP) before entering this region.

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1. Pangong Lake

88 km from city center 1 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Located in : Hemis

The most popular tourist attraction in Ladakh, Pangong lake is an endorheic (landlocked) lake situated at 4350 meters. The lake does not remain blue throughout the year or even the day, rather it changes colours from azure to light blue to green and grey too! It is famous amongst tourists as Ladakh lake, the spot where the Bollywood movie "3 Idiots" was shot.

2. Khardung La

14 km from city center 2 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Located in : Leh

Khardung La, also known as Khardzong La, is one of the highest motorable roads in India at an elevation of 5602 metres. It serves as the gateway to Shyok and Nubra Valley. An inner line permit is required to visit. It remains closed from October to May.

3. Magnetic Hill

21 km from city center 3 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Nesting pretty at an altitude of 14000 feet above sea level, you have to take the Leh-Kargil-Baltic National Highway to reach the destination. Found at a distance of 30 km from the scenic town of Leh the magnetic hill is girdled by the Sindhu river on its eastern side and cradled in a picturesque backdrop of the Himalayan Range.

4. Zanskar Valley

86 km from city center 4 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Located in : Zanskar

Located in the Kargil district to the east of Ladakh (around 105 km) lies the bewitching Zanskar Valley. The semi-desert region is flanked by snow-capped mountains and sparkling clean rivers along with distinct flora and fauna. The easiest way of reaching Zanskar is from Kargil through Suru Valley.

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71 km from city center 5 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Located in : Nubra Valley

Nubra Valley lies in the union territory of Jammu & Kashmir, at a distance of around 140 Km from Leh. With arid mountains in the backdrop, it is famous for the Bactrian camel rides, orchards and monasteries. Surrounded by snow-dusted Himalayan mountains, it can be reached via Khardung La.

6. Shanti Stupa

2 km from city center 6 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

The Shanti Stupa is a white-domed Buddhist monument. It is a religious place for Buddhists as it holds the relics of Buddha, consecrated by the 14th Dalai Lama. It looks exceptionally beautiful during the full moon night.

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7. Stok Palace

9 km from city center 7 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Located around 15km from Leh, the Stok Palace is the summer home to the royal family of Ladakh and descendants of King Sengge Namgyal. It was established in 1820 by King Tsepal Namgyal and was opened to the public in 1980 by the Dalai Lama. The Stok Palace has been converted into a heritage hotel and houses the Stok Palace Museum and Temple.

8. Tso Moriri

8 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Tso Moriri Lake is the largest high altitude lakes in India situated at an altitude of 4,595m. Located between Ladakh and Tibet in the Changtang region, it is a twin to the Pangong Lake. This lake offers a scenic place of peace and tranquillity flanked by mountains, measuring about 28 km in length from north to south, and 8 km wide. An inner line permit is required for visiting Tso Moriri.

9. Hall of Fame Leh

4 km from city center 9 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Located at approximately 4 km from the main city, this glorified museum was built in memory of the brave soldiers who lost their lives fighting for India at the Indo-Pakistan war. Maintained by the Indian Army, the Hall of Fame showcases seized arms and amenities of Pakistani Army, pictures and biographies of brave soldiers.

10. Thiksey Monastery

13 km from city center 10 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Thiksey Monastery is a Tibetan-style monastery located 20km south of Leh. The main highlight is the Maitreya Temple which houses a 15-metre high Maitreya Buddha statue. It is the largest such statue in Ladakh.

99 km from city center 11 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Sangam is the confluence of Indus and Zanskar Rivers in Ladakh. The two rivers can be separately seen meeting at this point. While the Indus River appears as shiny blue, Zanskar River appears muddy green.

12. Shey Monastery and Palace

10 km from city center 12 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Shey Monastery or the Shey Palace is an ancient monastery. It once served as the summer capital of Ladakh but is mostly in ruins now. Located on top of a hillock, it offers stunning panoramic views. The highlight of the monastery is 39ft tall Shakyamuni Buddha statue. A special permission needs to be taken to visit the monastery.

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13. Hemis Monastery

29 km from city center 13 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Hemis is a Buddhist monastery ranked as one of the wealthiest monasteries in India. It is most visited during the annual Hemis Festival, held every year in early June. The monastery is well-connected with motorable roads.

14. Rafting in Ladakh

23 km from city center 14 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Rafting expedition is done on Zanskar River, called the Grand Canyon of India, with high cliff like gorges at certain places. The Zanskar Rafting expedition is one of The best river trips in The world.

15. Pathar Sahib Gurudwara

19 km from city center 15 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Gurudwara Pathar Sahib is a beautiful gurudwara, dedicated to Guru Nanak Dev. It is highly revered as it houses a rock which resembles Guru Nanak's back. It is built at the site where he is believed to have vanquished a demon.

146 km from city center 16 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Located in : Kargil

Kargil lies near the Line of Control facing Pakistan-administered Kashmir's Baltistan to the west, and Kashmir valley to the south. Zanskar is part of Kargil district along with Suru, Wakha and Dras valleys. Kargil was at the center of a conflict between India and Pakistan in 1999.

17. Likir Monastery

37 km from city center 17 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

The Likir Monastery is the oldest monastery in Ladakh, located around 52 km from Leh in the scenic Likir village. Belonging to the Gelugpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism, the main attraction here is a 75 feet large seated statue of Maitreya Buddha gilded in gold. There are also various paintings of guardian divinities, murals and thangkas that adorn the walls of assembly halls.

18. Alchi Monastery

38 km from city center 18 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Located in : Lamayuru

Located in the Alchi Village of Ladakh, Alchi Monastery is a complex of Buddist temples of which Alchi Monastery is the oldest and most famous. Cemented on a flat ground unlike other monasteries in Ladakh, the traditional architecture of the monastery is a monastic complex which has 3 separate temples, known as Dukhang, Sumstek and the Temple of Manjushri.

19. Spituk Monastery

6 km from city center 19 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Spituk Monastery also called Spituk Gompa, is a Buddhist monastery located about 8 kms from Leh. One of the most dazzling monasteries in India, it houses 100 monks and a giant statue of Kali. It is famous for its collection of Buddhist objects of antique arms, icon, ancient masks and numerous Thangka paintings.

20. Diskit Monastery

44 km from city center 20 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Also known as Deskit/ Diskit Gompa, this is the oldest and largest monastery in Nubra valley, belonging to Gelugpa (yellow hat) sect of Tibetan Buddhism.

21. Bactrian Camel Ride

71 km from city center 21 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Nubra Valley is famous for the Bactrian Camel Safari. These camels are not even the usual ones that you must have seen in Rajasthan or in pictures. These camels having two humps were the major mode of transport to travel to silk route. These are now used for the safari in the region is hugely popular among the tourists.

22. Leh Palace

2 km from city center 22 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

The Leh Palace is a 17th-century former royal palace that is converted into a museum. The highlight is the sweeping view of Leh and the surrounding Zanskar mountain from the rooftop.

23. Tso Kar

101 km from city center 23 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Tso Kar is a fluctuating salt lake located in the Rupshu Plateau of scenic Ladakh Valley. It is popularly known as the White Lake owing to the white salt deposits it leaves on the shores. Tso Kar Lake is the most peaceful and calm of the three high-altitude lakes (Pangong Lake and Tso Moriri) and also the smallest of the three. It is popular for bird-watching.

24. Hemis National Park

46 km from city center 24 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

At an altitude ranging from 3,300 m to 6,000 m above sea level, this sanctuary is known to be the highest in the world as well as the largest park of South Asia. It is also a habitat to the rare Snow Leopards.

25. Chadar Trek

37 km from city center 25 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

The Chadar Trek or The Frozen River Expedition is one of the most unique and challenging treks in India. The 6-day chadar trek across the frozen Zanskar River in Ladakh takes place during the latter part of January till the end of February or sometimes even in the first week of March, depending on the weather.

26. Hunder Village

49 km from city center 26 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Hunder is a remote village located in the Nubra Valley region, 7km from Diksit Monastery. It is known for its sand dunes, cold desert and bactrian camel rides. It is also home to forests of sea-buckthorn, which is a medicinal plant. Hunder is popular amongst trekkers.

27. Taglang La

1 km from city center 27 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

The Tanglang La is a high mountain road located on the Leh-Manali highway just a few kilometers from Leh. It is at a height of 5,358 metres, is the second-highest mountain pass after Khardung-La Pass, and is also the 12th highest motorable pass. This popular spot in Ladakh is known for being the second highest mountain located in Zanskar range. The pass summit is breathtaking and is adorned by a number of prayer flags.

105 km from city center 28 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Turtuk is a small village located in Nubra Valley region of Ladakh, on the banks of Shyok River. It is an unexplored and offbeat place, opened to tourists only in 2010. The picturesque village with its tiny houses and fields is surreal. It remains cut off from Ladakh for 6 months during winter.

29. Hundur Monastery

48 km from city center 29 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Hundur Monastery is a hilltop temple located in the Nubra Valley, quite close to the Diskit monastery and Lachung temple. This ancient Buddhist religious site is also known as the Hundur Gompa, which is basically a small Buddhist fortification, enclosing years of Buddhist learnings and lineage. However, this part in Hundur marks the extent to which tourists are allowed into the village.

30. Phugtal Monastery

105 km from city center 30 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

The Phugtal (Phuktal) Monastery is a Buddhist monastery situated in the south-east part of Zanskar region in Ladakh. Situated at the mouth of natural cave on a cliff, it is one of the most isolated monasteries in the region, built around 2500 years ago. The Phugtal Monastery looks like a honeycomb from a distance. It is popular amongst trekking enthusiasts.

31. Lamayuru

76 km from city center 31 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Lamayuru is a tiny village that's popularly known as the Moonland of Ladakh. It is immensely popular for housing the Lamayuru Monastery, the oldest and largest monasteries in Ladakh. It is an ideal stopover between the Kargil-Leh route.

32. Stargazing

32 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Leh-Ladakh, as already mentioned earlier, is a must visit place for all photography lovers – especially, Astro-photographers! The Major reason why Ladakh is a favourite among astrophotographers is because it provides clear night skies to complement the scenic beauty. Cities don’t generally have such pellucid skies owing to the pollution around.

33. Chang La Pass

34 km from city center 33 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Chang La Pass is a high mountain pass and one of the highest motorable roads in the world. The 15km long pass is especially popular amongst bikers. The roads are mostly paved and are driveable by any vehicle. Changla is open for tourists from Mid May to October.

34. Chemrey Monastery

29 km from city center 34 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Chemrey Monastery is a 400-year-old yet unexplored Buddhist monastery located approximately 40 kilometres (25 mi) east of Leh in northern India. It is known for housing a staggering statue of Padmasambhava (almost a storey-high)and a collection of ancient scriptures with the text emboldened in gold letters with the titles in silver.

35. Namgyal Tsemo Monastery

2 km from city center 35 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Traveling to the Namgyal Tsemo Gompa makes you encounter the steep mountains and submerges you in its serene and spiritual folds. The monastery has long lured travelers seeking Buddhist experience but surprises them with something unexpected- the moon like, quiet and mystic expanse of Ladakh's landscape.

36. Trekking in Ladakh

36 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Know for its majestic and moon like terrains, Leh is attracted by many natural lovers and adventurous tourist. Some popular trekking routes include Spiti to Ladakh, Markha Valley trekking, Ladakh Zanskar trekking and the Nubra Valley trekking.

37. Sankar Gompa

2 km from city center 37 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Sankar Gompa is a beautiful Buddhist monastery located 6 km from Leh. A subsidiary of Spituk Monastery, it serves as the residence of the Abbot of Spituk, the senior incarnate lama of Ladakh, making it an important religious site. The main attraction is the statue of Avalokitesvara with 1000 arms and heads.

38. Druk White Lotus School

11 km from city center 38 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

The Druk White Lotus School, also known as Druk Padma Karpo School, is a Buddhist cultural school located in the Shey valley, close to Shey Monastery and Palace. It is popular as the Rancho School from the famed Bollywood movie 3-idiots. It has become a popular tourist attraction, even though it is a not public tourist spot.

39. Shopping in Ladakh

39 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

For all those who like to fill their bags with souvenirs and local produce, the markets in Ladakh offers beautiful Tibetan jewellery, motifs, decorated carpets and woolen clothes.

40. Sindhu Darshan Festival

40 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

The Sindhu Darshan festival is celebrated Leh Ladakh region, every year on the full moon day. Celebrated over three days, this is a celebration of River Sindhu, the former Indus Valley Civilisation, with the motive of endorsing the river as an icon of communal harmony in India. The Bollywood movie "Dil Se" was shot at the first Sindhu Darshan Festival.

41. Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary

111 km from city center 41 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

The Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary is located at an altitude of about 4000-9000 feet in the Ladakhi Changthang Plateau. The vast range of exotic flora and fauna attribute the sanctuary to be the second-largest nature reserve. It houses the three popular high altitude lakes - Tso Moriri, Pangong Lake and Tso Kar.

145 km from city center 42 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Nyoma is a quaint village located 150 km from Leh on the banks of the Indus River. The main attraction of this unexplored village is a Buddhist monastery and the long walks in the peaceful lanes. Nyoma is best visited as a stopover when travelling to Chumathang from Leh. An inner line permit is required to visit Nyoma and its monastery.

43. Mountain Biking in Ladakh

24 km from city center 43 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Often termed the paradise of mountain bikers, Leh has thousands of tourists coming in every year to experience the thrill of driving on its steep slopes and adrenaline gushing paths.

44. Chumathang Hot Spring

111 km from city center 44 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

The Chumathang Hot Spring is a hot sulphur spring situated in a small hamlet along the Indus River called Chumathang about 138 km from Leh, Ladakh. The spring originates quite close to the river itself and is believed to have medicinal properties. Many believe that the mineral-rich water can cure one of skin diseases.

45. Panamik Hot Springs

71 km from city center 45 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Located at a distance of about 140 Km from Leh, Panamik Village is the northernmost part of India. It lies on the bank of Nubra river and is well known for its hot water spring, Pashmina goats and the bactarian camels.

46. Yarab Tso Lake

1 km from city center 46 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Popular as the hidden lake, Yarab Tso is located in the Nubra Valley region. It is an uninhabited lake with crystal clear water. Being located in a remote location, the only way to reach it is through an uphill hike.

47. MoonLand, Lamayuru

76 km from city center 47 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

A peculiar landscape near Lamayuru on Leh-Kargil Road is the MoonLand. It is called so fondly, because the landscapes here are said to be like that of the moon.

48. Darcha Padum Trek

100 km from city center 48 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Located on river Bhaga, Darcha is a small Lahaul region in the Himachal district of Spiti. Whereas Padum is among the two primary capital cities of the Zanskar society. There are plenty of camping sites en route, spread across a variety of nomadic sites travellers would pass by.

49. Maitreya Buddha

43 km from city center 49 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Near the Diskit monastery in Nubra Valley stands a 32 meter tall statue of Maitreya Buddha facing towards the Shyok river. This statue is built with 8 Kg gold which was donated by the head of Gompa and was sanctified by the Dalai Lama.

50. Shyok Valley

50 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Shyok Village is a hidden gem located in the Nubra Valley region, between Leh and Pangong Lake. Located on the banks of the Shyok River, this tiny hamlet is an offbeat location with only a few houses and families. It is the perfect place to slow down, breathe in nature and get away from the daily routine.

51. Samstanling Monastery

45 km from city center 51 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Samstanling Monastery in Sumlur village is an important Buddhist shrine in Nubra Valley. Founded 140 years ago, the monastery houses 50 monks who look after its daily functioning. The main attraction is the spectacular murals and paintings of Buddha.

52. Lamayuru Monastery, Lamayuru

75 km from city center 52 out of 68 Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh

Lamayuru is one of the largest and oldest monasteries in India. It is known for its rich wall paintings, thangkas and murals. The best time to visit is during the two annual Mask Dance Festivals.

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Detailed Route Map For Ladakh & Spiti

Ladakh Map, Spiti Map, Route Map for motorcycle road trip to Himalayas

This is a detailed road map of Ladakh and Spiti marked with popular landmarks, destinations, the altitude of the places, and the distance between two places.

Ladakh is a major region, and Leh is the main town of Ladakh. The same is true of Spiti. Spiti is the major region, and Kaza is the main town of Spiti. So for the people who are curious to know the distance between Ladakh and Spiti, it is about 545 km between Kaza and Leh.

Common Routes to reach Ladakh

There are two routes that connect Leh-Ladakh to New Delhi.

Route 1 – By road via Srinagar

This route is preferred for proper acclimatization. It goes via Srinagar, situated in the Kashmir region. Srinagar is known as the heaven on earth. Sometimes there is unrest, but usually there is nothing to fear for the tourists. But still, many people avoid this route.

You can reach Srinagar by road or via flight from New Delhi. It is about 800 kilometers long and will take about 18 hours to drive. So it will take at least 2 days to reach Srinagar. It will take approximately 2 hours by plane.

Leh, which is the capital city of Ladakh, is approximately 400 km away and will take 10 hours to reach there. Riders have to cross two passes on this route: Zozila Pass and Fotu La Pass.

Route 1 – By road via Manali

Tough riders take this route. Manali is a popular hill station in north India and is the first choice for the honeymoon. Manali is 550 km from New Delhi and will take approximately 12 hours by road. It is also connected by air, but flight services are not reliable. So it is not recommended to go there by air.

The popular scenic route Manali-Leh highway will take riders to the Ladakh region from Manali. On this route, a rider has to cross five high mountain passes (Rohtang Pass, Baralacha La Pass, Lachung La, Nakee La, and Tanglang La). Leh is approximately 480 kilometers from Manali.

Mostly domestic riders complete the circuit by covering both routes, starting from one route and returning from another. For international riders, they can do one side by flight and another side by road. But there is another option there as well.

Route 3 – Direct to Leh by air from New Delhi

Though Ladakh is one of the remotest areas on earth, it is connected by air to New Delhi. And it is a good option to reach Ladakh directly via flight. Your body will require 24 hours to acclimatize at such a height. Landing directly to Leh will not decrease your adrenaline as there are lots of adventure places to visit on a motorcycle. But surely you will miss one thing, and that is the beauty of the lower, greener Himalayas.

Aside from these basic routes, you may include some adventurous, less traveled routes in your itinerary.

Advanced Routes to reach Ladakh

These routes are for advanced riders.

Ladakh via Spiti Valley

Adding this route is much easier. Your starting point should be from Manali but you will go through the Spiti Valley. If you have time, you must include this route in your itinerary. This route allows you to ride on a cliffhanger road, visit the world’s highest post office, and see a Himalayan mummy.

There are two passes on this route: Kunzum La and Jalori Pass. If you choose this route then it will take a journey of 1000 kms to reach Leh which join the Leh manali highway near Koksar. This is more adventurous than the Manali Leh Highway.

Ladakh via Sach Pass

This is most advanced route and is only recommended for hard core adventurists. This is not for the novice riders. It offers opportunity to ride through the core Himalayas which is still untouched and is traveled by very few peoples. This route again meet to the main Leh Manali highway near Keylong. You have to cross the mighty Sach Pass on this route which is known as one of the deadliest passes of the world.

Routes to Explore Ladakh

After reaching Ladakh you have option to include destinations that you want to visit in Ladakh. Here are some routes or destinations.

Leh Pangong Nubra

This is the most common route that everyone should have to consider including in their itinerary. This route offers 3 major attractions of the Ladakh first is Khardungla Pass, second Pangong tso and last one Nubra valley sand dunes. The complete circuit journey is approx 450 kms. It require 1 night stay at Nubra valley and 1 night at Pangong Tso. So you require at least 3 days extra for this. If you can extend the time there are lots more places to places on this route. In Nubra valley one route go via Diskit hunder to up to the last village at pakistan border. You may visit upto Turtuk Tiaksi etc. Another route go towards Sumur. You may give a visit to Panamik on this route.

Leh to Tso Moriri

Tso Moriri is a Ramsar wetland site and is the highest lake of the world of such a size. Korzok village is situated on its bank and is the only stay option here. Leh to Tso Moriri is approx 220 kms. The route bifurcate from Upshi from the Manali Leh highway towards the Chumathang region. On return you may take a route via Tso Kar aur repeat the same route to get back to Leh. It require 1 night stay at the Tso Moriri.

Leh to Zanskar Valley

Zanskar is famous for its Chadar trek which is a trekking over the frozen Zanskar River. To reach Zanskar via road it takes a long route via Kargil and Suru Valley. But it is worth to explore the less explored area of the Himalayas. Zanskar valley is approx 450 kms from the Leh and will take the same route to return. So you require approx 1 week to explore this region. An alternate route is under construction to reach Zanskar. After completion of that route it will reduce the distance between Leh and Zanskar. But this long route offers you many sites along the way like Lamayuru, Kargil and Suru Valley. Pensi La is the only Pass you need to cross on this route.

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Sir permitted kha se milega

which one! ILP and Rohtang pass both are online

Leh permit from manali still needed after atal tunnel opened or no need of permit for manali to leh

there is no leh permit from manali.. you needed rohtang permit.. which you do not need now due to atal tunnel

Complements for your efforts.

Sir me bhi ek ladakh dreammer hu, Bajaj ct100 se jane ki soch raha hu solo first week in June 2023 me, aapke videos bahot bahot hi helpful he and info rich he, and maps me aapne jo effort lagaya aapne use dil se mera salam. muje wahi info chahiae thi jo aapke maps me thi and uske liye VERY BIG THANK YOU FOR IT🙏 and I love your work❤️

In last have no words for your work just big❤️❤️❤️

thank you !

sir 2023 k liye ek map dona umlingla koinclude kar k

Thanks for a complete detailed map for riders like us….. Very good effort. Keep going.

Wishes from Trivandrum 😎 brother….

With love, Rajasankar

hey.. thanks for the positive comment!! great it’s helping you all

Thanks for ladakh map it’s very helpful for me.

you welcome

Thank u so much sir. It ll be very helpful to the New riders…who r dreaming to ride on Leh Ladak region.

Hai, I keep watching your videos on YouTube. Iam 62 years old,but love traveling and enjoying and exploring new places. I like to do 2 trips with family of 4 including me, other members are also 50 plus. 1) leh ladakh from srinagar side starting from srinagar ending at Manali. Like to see all the places at a little leisurely pace having rest after 100 or 150kms stretch. I like to travel with a good tour operator who can Take us and show all the places in a leisurely manner without getting annoyed. Plan for me for 12 to 14 days trip with overnight stays.

2) same way entire spiti Valley from shimla ending in Manali including Kinnaur, Kalpa Valley and spiti for 12 days leisurely trip so that we can see places at our level without pushing too much and without traveling too many kilometers in a day. Please let me know approximately how much it costs including travel and stay in general to plan accordingly. If things change for good from the present senerio of pandemic, planning to visit either ladakh or spiti Valley during mid September this year. And next one next year. By the by I stay in Bangalore and reach shimla or srinagar on my own depending on which trip I will do this year. Looking forward for your guidance.

Regards Prakash

Hello Greetings, are you asking me to plan and operate a tour for you guys?

God Bless you Bro… Outstanding work.. I hope we will meet & will get a chance to talk ..

thanks man!! Surely !!

Hi Great job Did u know the status about Umba la Connecting Drass and Rangdum bypassing kargil

Thanks!! I did that route in 2014. it generally open up very late and is very bad in road condition. you can check the status once you in Drass!!

hey your video helped me alot to complete my ladhak ride last yr And nw i was planning to ride to spiti buy 14 or 15 oct is it possible

Regards frm mumbai

yes.. you can but it will be cold and high chances it might snow

Awesome job done by you. It’s really extremely informative and helpful for a new traveller like me. Thanks a lot. God bless you.

Very good information , thanks a lot ,, wait for spiti map

thanks man!! it will come soon

Sir very helpful. Thanks

Great effort done sir. You covered all😀. Every minute details is available in this map. Wonderful

Sorry sir but I just suggest..Aise ho Sakta hai kya..Jo map hai 1) Delhi to leh Right side ..hanale route Ka map or Left side shrinagrr route map ..ye dono combine ho skte hai kya ..?🤔 Mtlb 1 hi map ho…jis me all routes mention ho…

will surely try !! Thanks

Just seen your spiti ride….my favourite or you say my dream ride. My favourite line of the ride ” you know you don’t know”

Keep it up Sir, great work.

Rex from Dilli.

thank you !!

Awesome job.. Need one help.. Srinagar to Manali, best route?

Dont wanna touch leh.. Due to ams..

there is video regarding this on my channel … 2 years pld

Thank you…

Hi, this is Akshay from Mumbai. I love your content as I follow you from YouTube channel. I have completed Leh circuit on bike from Mumbai with my wife last year. I wish to do a K2K ride. It would be great if you could guide me for route or travel plan.

Sir, Umling La janeki koi upay hai? matlab koi permission chahiye keya?

GREAT WORK SIR REALLY WONDERFUL AND LOTS OF HELP FROM YOUR MAP IF THE WHEN LOCKDOWN WILL BE DOWN AND PLANNING FOR LEH.

SURESH BAGRA JAIPUR

thanks man!

Thank you sir 💯 Am your big fan love from Chandigarh your videos are the best and very informative

Thank u sir

Tks brother, love you #from #thiruvananthapuram @kerala

Nice job bro. please suggest a trust-able , low maintenance and long lasting bike for leh circuit and spiti ride with pillion which I can use for 6 -7 years at least . I am from kolkata and my budget is around 2.5 to 3 L . FZ25 is also in my wish list . because one of my friend has completed leh circuit with his wife . good to have a separate video of 1.5 to 3 or 3.5 L budget bikes for leh spiti circuit . Waiting for your reply bro. lots of love from our little family too.

thanks.. will try to work on this topic .. thanks

hello sir, thank you for making this wonderful ladakh circuit map, this is very helpful for us & sir plz make a video on a complete info about all the tolls and chargers which come in between the ladakh circuit from delhi-srinagar-leh-manali-delhi. This will be very helpful for us.

thank you…for motorcycle there is no toll…

Excellent work done on map Digvijay Bhai…….. Beautiful……

I was regular follower of your videos in YouTube I have never seen anyone who is explaining each and everything clearly while planning r travelling time…I have got to know many things by watching your videos….thank you so much….

As always very detailed, clear, navigational and inspirational. Great job and above all thank you.

To be Appreciated. Awesome work. Real piece of hard work & art. Thank you very much. No body has ever prepared a touring map of such a tough terrain, in such detail; which is every biker’s dream. Thank you once again.

Thank you sir.. Its really very very helpful

Thanks sir really it helped us a lot I want to know one more thing if we r comming from kedar nath and want to go to leh is there any route instead of going to manali or Srinagar I have heard only but not able to find Plz help

Amazing It’s really helpful for every adventure lover

Great work sir…I was planning to go to ladakh as well as spiti …this map will surely help us a lot …very informative and descriptive maps…You are doing a great work and I love your videos a lot keep up the good work

Tq u so much sir… This All maps are very helpful for riders your super sir…

I have watched many videos of Leh and Ladakh but your videos are very informative and your concern for people love it. You are a nice and very great human being in today’s world. God bless you and your family. I am your fan…… If I get a chance I will love to go on bike tour with you in coming future to Leh.

thanks man!! sure if things go right, why not

Great work sir.. Pls provide complete map of utrakhand. Which include everything in utrakhand

Sir uttarakhand ka full map

Nainital, Rishikesh, Haridwar, Mussorie, kedarnath

Sir ji Very much Appreciated your work. You are really very nice helping person. I seen your detailed map in that you have given very small and detailed information. Very much impressed. I wish to ride with you at least once in my life. If I get a chance to meet you I will definitely meet you. pry for you and your family for healthy life. Thank you Sir.

thank you very much!!!

Great work, please keep updating as construction of road is in progress ,like between Padum and Purne, Darcha to Sinkula, Hanupatta to wanla etc. Please also update Chilling to Neyrek Yuchling side. Thanks

Thank you so much sir for this hardwork. Map is very informative.

Sir Please make a separate Zanskar Valley map in which points to explore and every detail that a rider need sir. please a request.

sir i liked your map very much A huge request, please make a proper map of sikkim including the silk roads with the north’s hisest top till where we can go through biking love youy videos and maps.

very good information sir, i want ride of leh ladhak frist time on R E clasic 350 if any ifo. about this ride please help me

Thank you for lovely detailed maps,it is wonderful to go through. One request to you that please mention permit info offline & online for LeH, Ladakh & Spiti

Thank you for lovely detailed maps.One request to you that please mention permit info offline & online for LeH, Ladakh & Spiti

The first time, I have visited your website & I am surprised by your work. Why? Because most riders don’t share their plans & hiding from others. It’s full of good info & every particular detail which is very helpful to plan long rides. It’s very informative & easy to grab. I am from Mumbai & every time I thought about how people plan their long rides. If we ask them they never share all info. I got each & every detail about the road map, fuel stop, good & bad roads, permits and many more things. which google can’t tell you exactly. I appreciate your work & efforts and I definitely share with my other fellow riders who want to do their dream rides. Thank you for helping us. Keep Going, Keep Rising & Keep Shining!

thank you so much!!

Thanks Sir it is being an immense pleasure to have a chat with you. Also equally thankful to you for keeping my request. Regards Subhasis Bera

Thank you sir from the bottom of my heart ♥️

Thnx for knowledge searing ….

Sir me abhi jaipur se leh fir Srinagar hote hue wapas jaipur ka plan bna rha hu mere dosto ke sath tempo traveller me may ke end me jese hi confirm hota hai me apse baat krna chahunga information ke liye tab me apse contact krunga sir please apki raye bahut mayene rakhti hai Thanks

The first time, I have visited your website & I am surprised by your work. I got each & every detail about the road map, fuel stop, good & bad roads, permits and many more things. all above map is so helpful for us also every particular detail which is very helpful to plan long rides. Thank you very much Sir.

Sir, your information is very helpful. Thanks a lot.

Thank you for your videos, blogs and particularly for maps. I am passionate about road trips and the valuable information will help me for my planned Spiti valley drive.

Hi, Very Useful Spiti Map….. We are planning to Cycle this in this Jul… Thank You once again… Regards Bharat Ketkar , Pune

Hi, I’m planning Delhi-Spiti backpack short trip on 31 Mar, night and planning to come back on 5 Apr morning.

Earlier I’ve done Delhi-Chitkul nonstop drive.

Please suggest best places to cover.

Saare jahan se Accha Hindostaan Hamara. Hatsoff to your thinking.

Really really Great work done.

Is the spiti circuit Updated, with the latest road condition? TIA

tHANK U SIR

Very nice work

Sir uttrakhand me jane ke liye konse documents lgte hai or paermit lagta hai kya

nahi koi nahi

Thank you very much for your help by preparing this type of detail maps. It is really helpful to make an itinerary when we do a trip with family. God bless you and hope you will post more maps soon..

Also your video in youtube related with this map is too good to understand. Thank you.

Couldn’t help myself but post a thank you note for the map which is well labeled, well scaled, concise yet full of information and above all easily comprehensible. Must have been a painstaking task. Hence, my gratitude.

Thank u soo much sir… U r inspiration to many riders 👍… N the maps r verry useful n very informative… Thank u so much sir

Thank u soo much sir… U r inspiration to many riders 👍… N the maps r verry useful n very informative… Thank u so much sir .. Big fan from karnataka

These maps are amazing, thanks sir for spectacular help

Hi , i am watching your videos and map for planning my trip. you have done a great job for 1st time rider. thank you so much. keeo growing . i have subscribed to your youtube and IG channel

thank you very much !

Great job boss. Hope to get a chance to ride with you.

Hallo Friend it’s really HELPFUL. Great job. Thank U.

I follow ur blog…. u r a man with lot of positivity n also inspiration others. Thank U again.

Thank you sir. Your information is really very grateful and correct informatics. It’s very helpful for us I will also follow your maps and information of my first ladak trip by bike.

Please suggest me , can we go to ladak by discover 125 cc bike

Thanks Bro!

I was planning for Spiti and came across your Youtube Channel. Thanks for detailed information you have given.

Thanks Again.

Thank you Sirji…

Very informative MAP, it shows the efforts taken by you.

I am planning to visit Leh Ladakh this August 2021, will it be advisable to visit this time.

Which route should i follow?

Also need to Visit Hanle & Pangong Lake, could you please advise.

Otherwise it will be great if you can provide me 8 days plan from Srinagar – Manali. I am travelling from Mumbai so considered 7 days from to Mumbai. Total 15 Days

First time planning for Leh…I was looking for a channel with all the information..The first video I watched is the ladakh route map part 2 explanation by Digvijay bhai…. What an effort…hats off….My total planning has been a cake walk from there…. Thanks a lot…Keep up the great work…👍🙏

Great effort brother. best wishes from karnataka

Ur map work is absolute fantastic, it’s provide detailed knowledge about Ladakh trip its stay, food n diesel and the most important it’s circuits. Thanks for providing such a detailed information for a first timer planning for a trip to Ladakh

Very informative maps. I want to travel by a Sedan. If I put aside the roads motorable by 4×4, can I cover rest of the places with my sedan.

yes you can

Great effort done Dear. Lot of hard work for ride and riders! You covered all. Every minute details is available in this map. Wonderful. So now, do some business and enjoy your hard work.

Do we need any permits in Uttarakhand ? Also can we cover all places in November, any chances of snow ?

high chances of snow

Great work man.Maps are very useful from Malappuram , Kerala

Thank you sir ,Bahut Dhanyavad

This is brilliant stuff. Excellent for a first-time traveler. Thanks a ton for making this.

My husband is stuck in Sangla because of a landslide in Chaura on his return journey to Chandigarh. The road is closed temporarily for sometime. Is there any other route to reach Chandigarh?

I am afraid but there is only one route to come back .. he has to wait…

Thanks for your Spiti Map i have completed the Whole circuit

Wonderful info. And a very big thank you for this info!! Will definitely help quite a lot of riders

BRO YOU ARE DOING GREAT JOB YOUR LADAKH MAP SO HELP FULL FOR ME THANKYOU FOR THIS LADAKH MAP

sir ladakh jjane ke liye May k last week me ja skate hai kay??? or kya Swift dezire gaadi se koi problem to nhi hogi ??

yes.. many have gone on desire

Highly thankful to you for this detailed map.

I am glad to come across your website. you solve most of my problem and i am very thankful for that.

These maps are extremely helpful. Kudos for your time and effort. Its nothing short of community service that you do, while sharing these amazing and crucial tips and information. Keep up the good work. Regards Tarun Khaira Chandigarh

Thank you so much for such a great and totally on point information, as your purpose is to always help other riders to fulfil their dream of Exploring whole north and this maps are Kohinoor… this will make our planning so much easier and the all credit will go to you…. your efforts are extremely appreciated.

thanks you so much .. spread the word!!

All hardcore riders know you,

I hope they spread the word !! Thanks!!

Sir Ji you are awesome

thank you very much for making such beautiful and informative maps. hats off to you Sir

Very details one.Great JOb !!.We are planning for Le-Ladhak trip in July first week 2022.You route plan very much helping us to how to plan.Thank you.

Thank u very much for providing the map, which is really useful.

Requesting you to mention Gonbo Rangjon mountain route in zanskar map.

Thanks a lot.

thank you surely will update!!

Digvijay/ team I love you , its noble and selfless work you have done providing maps for the riders . I really admire you for this.

thanks man!! I am happy I can help !!

sir thanks for maps . it’s really matters

you are welcome

Thanks ! I have downloaded all the maps. Preparing for Laddakh Ride ! Watching Your Videos for laddakh Ride.

Thanks brother, this map & ur videos guided me to plan my itinerary. My plan to visit Spiti is in mid-Sept., will leave Mumbai on 15th. GBU

Dear Falcon Riders,

Recently I went to Ladakh solo on my motorbike from Delhi. I completed almost all the places of Ladakh except Zanskar Valley. I followed your route map blindly. To my amusement, I must tell you that you did a wonderful job. I never got through any wrong route. Even I found that the army check post near the Mahe bridge (Near Hanle) have your map pasted on their check post. Your maps were like backbone to my trip. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. You made my life so easy.

Regards Renegade Saurav

thank you so much!!! happy to hear !!!

Awesome job done by you sir . It’s extremely informative and helpful everyone. Few months back I completed my solo travel in Leah Ladakh trip as per your root map. Thank you so much sir 🙏🏾💐

you are welcome!! Glad it was helpful

Hello Sir, Main Ladakh Bike Trip karne ka soch raha hoon lekin mujhe 30 days me ladakh ke aas pass ka pura area aram se ghumna hai… Agar aap 25-30 days ka koi Bike Trip Itinerary bana dete to mera kam aasan ho jata…… Waise maine aapke sabhi videos dekhe hain usme aap 10-15 days ka itinerary batate hain jo thoda fast hai, mujhe slow travelling karna pasand hai isiliye agar possible ho to ham jaise slow Rider ke liye minimum 25-30 days ka Delhi – Manali – Leh -Manali – Delhi ka badhiya Itinerary bataiye jisko complete karke maza aa jaye.

Fantastic route maps you have created for bikers, keep up the great work and your channel too.

Sir, your maps has been very helpful. I got Ladakh one printed on Vinyl and it was too much of help. thank you for your hard work on this and supporting the riding community.

I am now planning Spiti in June and I wanted to check that the current map is valid and relevant?

hello thanks.. yes it is

Hi, Is Zojila pass closed on Friday?

Hi in your Umlingla map you can also add demochok and demchok to koyol road it would help riders to make a complete circuit and also see China’s highway and patrol areas on Indus bank

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Discussion in ' North India ' started by SunilKapur , Mar 30, 2016 .

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I will be in Ladakh in May this year and as I will be creating the trip itinerary myself and also be driving my own vehicle I need the latest map of Ladakh. It may seem funny me posting this query in a thread, but there are many different maps of Ladakh, some of which are very old and I need the latest so I know about any new roads and plan to drive accordingly. I also need other maps of Ladakh which are the district map of Ladakh, which would be helpful with the itinerary I plan, a trekking map of Ladakh as there will be some trekkers on the trip amongst myself and also a tourist map of Ladakh to make sure all the tourists places are visited and nothing is forgotten. This will help in organising the trip to Leh smoothly making sure nothing is missed. A quick response to my thread would be great

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Hi Sunil Kupur, Here are some maps of Ladakh which would be useful for you. I have not included a road map as you did not mention where you are driving from. Tourist Map of Ladakh Deatailed map of Ladakh showing the valleys and towns Basic map of Ladakh showing the lakes and main places to visit in Ladakh

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The foundation stone of Alchi Monastery was laid sometime back in A.D. En route, drive past Magnetic Hill and the confluence of Indus and Zanskar River at Nimu. The city is nestled in a valley at an elevation of around 3, m in the upper Indus River, enveloped by the colossal peaks of the Ladakh Range This village is perched at km from Leh and snuggled on the bank of Shyok River. Popularly known as a biker's paradise, Leh is one of the two capitals of Ladakh that has numerous passes linking various locations in the challenging terrain. While heading back to Leh, en-route visit the Military Hall of Fame Leh Tourism. Maps help us in understanding the geographical aspect of an area. Gompa interiors are a riot of golden Buddhas and In the morning, you will drive west of Leh and explore the miniature paintings at the Alchi Monastery. Turtuk was under Pakistan's control until but then it came under the control Ladakh. The map of Leh Ladakh gives a fair idea of the different Missing: pdf & Ultimate Experiences. Leh Ladakh Tourist Map. All attractions in Leh Ladakh. Click on an attraction to view it on mapPangong LakeKhardung LaMagnetic HillZanskar ValleyNubra Missing: pdf Maps are a great source of knowledge and information. The town is located towards the eastern side of Jammu and Kashmir, at an altitude of meters above sea level. visit to Ladakh, in the heart of the Himalaya and Kunlun mountains, ers the chance to revel in unspoilt scenery, taking you back in time. It is located in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh region and is a well-known village parted by the Shyok River. to a land Location. The red Leh Ladakh Tourism: Packages, travel information & trip planner. The map below shows the Manali Leh and Srinagar Leh highways and also the local excursions. Spectacularly jagged, arid mountains enfold this magical Buddhist ex-kingdom. Find The Perfect Escape. Discover your ideal Experience+ Road Trips+ Lakes+ High PassesMissing: pdf Turtuk is a treasure of beauty situated in the northernmost part of India. The area is watered by the Zanskar river which flows Missing: pdf Before we proceed further, lets get antiquated with the region map. Picture-perfect gompas (Tibetan Buddhist monasteries) dramatically crown rocky outcrops next to fluttering prayer flags and whitewashed stupas, while prayer wheels spun clockwise release merit-making mantras.

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Tourist Information. Taxi Rates in Leh - (PDF 755 KB) Approved Agents in Leh - (PDF 92KB) List of Hotels in Leh - (PDF 192KB) Rates of Hotels in Leh - (PDF 13KB) List of Registered Restaurants in Leh - (PDF 26KB) List of Registered Homestays in Leh - (PDF 31KB) Room/Bed capacity in Leh - (PDF 19KB)
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1. Pangong Lake. Top Attraction 4.4 /5. 88 km. from city center 1 out of 68. Places To Visit in Leh Ladakh. Located in : Hemis. Highlights: Pangong Lake Camping, Flora and Fauna at Pang (Read More) The most popular tourist attraction in Ladakh, Pangong lake is an endorheic (landlocked) lake situated at 4350 meters.
Detailed Route Map for Road Trip to Ladakh or Spiti
Ladakh and Spiti road map with all details like Distance and Elevation of major places. Distance between Ladakh and Spiti is 545 Kilometers +91 920-546-7045 info@ ... Contact us to get free itinerary suggestions or a custom tour packages. Read detailed travel guide for Ladakh motorcycle trip. Prev Next. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply. ...
LADAKH : SPITI : ADI KAILASH : ROAD MAPS : FalconRiders
Ladakh Road Map Includes a complete Circuit of Ladakh/Srinagar from Delhi. It includes Vital information like Road conditions, Stays Options, Distances, Medical Help Locations, Altitudes, and many more important tips for your planning of the next big adventure. Also includes the latest adventure, Darcha - Padum via Shinku la route also.
PDF Little Tibet Leh Ladakh North India
A festival of oracles and their blessings. It is celebrated in Matho Monastery and thus comes the name, Matho Nagrang. Celebration of this 2-day festival has chosen the 15th day of the 1st month of Tibetan calendar. Monks of the Monasteries dress as Ladakhi God and Goddesses and perform various religious acts.
Ladakh Map
Here are some maps of Ladakh which would be useful for you. I have not included a road map as you did not mention where you are driving from. Tourist Map of Ladakh Deatailed map of Ladakh showing the valleys and towns Basic map of Ladakh showing the lakes and main places to visit in Ladakh
Leh Map
About Leh Tourism Map. Our Leh travel map will give you all the details on popular tourist attractions of Leh like exact locations, distance from each other, distance from the nearest airport, bus stand and railway station, besides other insight on Leh tourism, which will help you to plan your holiday in Leh, Ladakh easily.
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Leh Ladakh Tourist Map. All attractions in Leh Ladakh. Click on an attraction to view it on mapPangong LakeKhardung LaMagnetic HillZanskar ValleyNubra Missing: pdf Maps are a great source of knowledge and information. The town is located towards the eastern side of Jammu and Kashmir, at an altitude of meters above sea level. visit to Ladakh, in ...
PDF Tourism in Ladakh: Trends, Opportunities and Challenges
This paper aims. to study tourism as an Industry and its trends, opportunities and challenges. The present paper used both. primary and secondary data and tried to examine the various parameters such as tourists' inflow, changing. trends, increased in number of hotels, future plans to expand connectivity and environmental threats.

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