Ladakh Tour Package from Mumbai

The rugged yet breathtaking terrain of Leh-Ladakh is sure to make your holiday memorable. Booking Ladakh packages from Mumbai can be the start of an unforgettable journey to a region surrounded by an alpine desert and a long, snow-clad mountain range of Karakoram. This region has some of the highest mountain ranges in the world. A Ladakh tour package from Mumbai would also give you the chance to visit several visually striking gompas, and learn about Buddhism from friendly monks.

In addition to its enchanting landscapes, Ladakh is also popular for its delectable cuisine. Booking a Ladakh holiday package from Mumbai would give you the chance to indulge in several hearty dishes made from fresh vegetables and spices. Apricot cereal, yak meat, chilgoza curry and home-brewed beer are among the local delicacies you must try. Ladakhi people are also some of the friendliest locals you are likely to find in India. These warm and welcoming individuals can make your holiday all the more special.

Experience the Best of Ladakh

The itinerary of your Ladakh trip must include the following. 

Pangong Lake: Booking Leh Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai may take travellers to Pangong Lake or Pangong Tso, where a very famous scene of the Bollywood movie "3 Idiots" was shot. This is a high-altitude lake that is particularly popular for changing colour multiple times in the day, from azure to light blue to green and grey due to the sunrays and the surrounding mountains.

Hemis National Park: Located in the eastern Ladakh area, Hemis National Park is also referred to as the Snow Leopard Capital of India. This national park was established in 1981 and has one of the largest populations of snow leopards in the world. It is also the only national park north of the Himalayas. You can spot a variety of rare species of animals and birds at the Hemis National Park, including the Snow leopard, Ibex, and Tibetan argali.

Khardung La: After booking Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai, you must take a trip to Khardung La, the highest motorable road in the world. This pass is also called the 'Gateway to the Silk Route. Whether you reach the pass in a jeep or as part of a convoy, the winding roads and landscapes on the route are likely to leave you speechless. Khardung La was built in 1976 and was opened to the public in 1988. From its top, you can enjoy picturesque views of the Karakoram range and the Himalayas.

The Leh Palace: Also known as 'Lhachen Palkhar’, this 17th-century former royal palace is one of the key attractions of the region. Hence, a visit to this place is likely to be included in a Ladakh trip from Mumbai. The Leh Palace was built under the patronage of King Sengge Namgyal. The nine-storey, dun-coloured palace now houses a museum and provides stunning views of Leh and the surrounding Zanskar mountain from its rooftop. The best-preserved artefacts in the museum include Chinese thangka or sooth paintings with intricate designs, which date back more than 450 years.

Shanti Stupa: This architectural marvel in Ladakh is often considered to be the symbol of ‘peace’ in the valley. The Shanti Stupa is a white-coloured structure built by the Japanese Buddhist Organisation. This stupa resembles a dome, and looks mesmerising during both day and night. It is a prominent religious place for Buddhists as it holds the relics of Buddha, consecrated by the 14th Dalai Lama.

Magnetic Hill: After booking Leh Ladakh tour packages from Mumbai, you must consider visiting the seemingly gravity-defying Magnetic Hill. It is among the most intriguing and mysterious attractions of the region, known for its spectacular optical illusion. Here you may place your car in neutral at the marked spot, and then watch it roll uphill on its own. While this act may seem like magic, it is actually an optical illusion caused by the surrounding terrain. Moreover, the Magnetic Hill is set against the beautiful Ladakh landscape and hence is a great place to click photographs. 

Best Time to Visit Ladakh

The ideal time to visit Ladakh is between March and July when the weather is pleasant and cool, and hence ideal for sightseeing. 

How to Reach Ladakh from Mumbai

By Flight:  You can get direct or connecting flights from Mumbai to the Leh airport, or Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport.

By Train: Ladakh does not have a train station. The nearest train station is in Jammu Tawi. You can take a train from Mumbai to Jammu, and then hire a taxi to reach Leh from Jammu. 

By Road: You may drive down to Delhi or Chandigarh from Mumbai, take a rest for a couple of days, and then take off to Leh, Ladakh via the Manali route. This option is only suitable for people who can drive for extended hours on challenging terrains. 

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