Leh Ladakh Honeymoon Tour Package

On arrival at Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, one of the world’s highest airports. Leh, meet our representative and transfer to your hotel. Spend the day resting and acclimatising to the high altitude and avoid heavy activity or alcohol today. In the evening, take a gentle stroll around the Leh Market, known for its prayer flags, pashmina shawls, silver jewellery, and handwoven carpets.

Note: Leh’s oxygen level is lower due to altitude; rest for at least 3–4 hours before stepping out.

Experiences:

• Witness the evening bustle at the market surrounded by traditional Ladakhi architecture.
• Visit small cafés for Tibetan butter tea or Leh Café’s pastries.

Food:

• Recommended: Light food only (porridge, toast, soup, or herbal tea).
• Local Thukpa or rice with dal.
• Try: Local butter tea and barley biscuits at a traditional Ladakhi home café.

Activity:

• On acclimatisation day, avoid strenuous activity.
• Evening leisure walk to Leh Market.

Optional:

Excursion to Stok Village: Set on the opposite side of the valley, Stok offers soft light, village charm, and a deep sense of quiet—perfect for slow evening, hand-in-hand walks through lanes with mud‑brick houses and apricot trees, and unhurried evenings under a big sky. The Stok Buddha statue on the hill adds a peaceful, romantic viewpoint for sunsets and photographs.

After breakfast, begin your day with a visit to Shanti Stupa, offering panoramic views of Leh city and snow-capped peaks. Continue to the historic Leh Palace, followed by the peaceful Sankar Monastery. Later, drive towards the outskirts to explore the Hall of Fame Museum, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Magnetic Hill, and the stunning confluence of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers (Sangam Point).

Major Sightseeing: Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace, Sankar Monastery, Hall of Fame, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Magnetic Hill, Sangam View Point.

Experiences:

• Observe the illusion at Magnetic Hill where vehicles appear to roll uphill.
• Meditate briefly at the Sangam View Point, a spiritually rejuvenating spot.

Food:

• The Tibetan Kitchen & Lamayuru Cafe, Bon Appétit Café, and Gesmo Restaurant are popular for Momos, Thukpa, and local fusion food.
• Recommended Dish- Butter Tea (Gur Gur Chai), Skyur (Ladakhi stew), yak cheese sandwich, or Ladakhi noodle soup.

Activity:

• Easy market walk, sunset photography at Shanti Stupa.
• Photography.
• Light acclimatisation day with spiritual sightseeing.

After breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley via the famous Khardung La Pass (18,380 ft), one of the world’s highest motorable roads. Upon descent, reach Diskit Monastery to see the majestic Maitreya Buddha statue overlooking the valley. Later, head to Hunder, known for its cold desert, and enjoy a Bactrian camel safari (double-humped) camels.

Major Sightseeing: Khardung La Pass, Diskit Monastery, Hunder Sand Dunes, Hunder Village

Experiences:

• Experience a thrilling drive through snow-capped passes.
• Visit the peaceful Diskit Monastery and watch the prayer rituals.
• Explore Hunder’s sand dunes during sunset.

Food:

• Lunch en route at North Pullu Army Café or local dhaba for tea and Maggi at high altitude.
• Ladakhi thali (Skyu, traditional stew). Thukpa, Chhutagi, Khambir, Mok mok(Momos), Tingmo, butter tea & Khura Pancake Dessert.
• Local eateries in Hunder offer authentic home-cooked meals.
• Optional: Try Yak Milk Tea if available in local villages.

Activity:

• Camel safari in the desert dunes.
• Photography, monastery visit, and stargazing at night (Nubra’s clear skies are perfect).

Suggested Excursions

• Thang Village (India–Pakistan Border): One of the northernmost inhabited villages, scenic landscapes, and border viewpoint access (permit required).

After breakfast, start for Pangong Tso via the Shyok River route, one of Ladakh’s most scenic drives. En route, stop at Durbuk and Tangtse Villages for small local experiences. By afternoon, reach Pangong Lake, located at 14,270 ft and famous for its changing shades of blue.

Major Sightseeing: Shyok River View Point, Durbuk Village, Tangtse Village, Pangong Lake (Sunset view)

Experiences:             

• Tea break with locals in Shyok village.
• Watch migratory birds near Pangong’s marshes.
• Enjoy the breathtaking sunset at Pangong Lake.

Food:

• Lunch stop at Durbuk or Tangtse Village, try homemade Skyu or Tsampa porridge, or dal–chawal at roadside dhabas.
• Dinner at your Pangong camp: local soup, rice, and Tibetan bread.
• In the evening, relish hot Thukpa around a campfire under the Milky Way.

Activity:

• Leisurely walk around the lake.
• Sunset photography and evening bonfire (if permitted).

Suggested Excursions:

• Rezang La War Memorial (near Chushul): Dedicated to the heroic battle of 1962, open valley views & historic significance.
• Man Village: One of the last inhabited settlements on the lakeside route, traditional Ladakhi homes & cultural experience.
• Merak Village: Known for its quiet lakeside hamlets, yak farms, and untouched countryside.

Route: Pengong TSO – Chushul – Rezang La - Tasang La – Loma – Hanle

Wake up to a peaceful sunrise by the shimmering blue waters of Pangong Tso. After breakfast, begin your spectacular lakeside drive towards Hanle, one of Ladakh’s most remote and beautiful regions. The route runs along the Pangong shoreline before heading into the high-altitude desert trails of Chushul, a village known for its strategic location and Indo-China war history. Stop at the Chushul War Memorial Park, then continue to Rezang La, a historic battlefield where Major Shaitan Singh and the Indian Army made their legendary stand in the 1962 war. Visit the Rezangla War Memorial. Crossing Tsaga La, the road opens to sweeping mountain plateaus and remote military outposts. Reach Loma Bridge for lunch, a popular transit point on this isolated route. By late afternoon, arrive in Hanle, check in at your homestay/guesthouse, and enjoy the silence of one of the darkest, clearest night skies on Earth. Overnight in Hanle.

Experiences:

• Beautiful drive along Pangong’s shoreline and open Himalayan plateaus.
• Witness remote border-zone landscapes with military posts & high-altitude villages.
• Feel the pride at Rezang La, a symbol of ultimate bravery.
• A rare chance to spend the night in India’s Dark Sky Reserve, ideal for naked-eye stargazing & astrophotography.
• Milky Way viewing (weather permitting).

Food (Suggestions • Location):

• Army Cafeteria Stop – Chushul (subject to opening) (tea, snacks).
• Loma Village Dhaba – Loma Bridge (hot dal-chawal, sabzi-roti, thukpa, Maggi).
• Hanle Homestay Dining (traditional Ladakhi dinner: thukpa, tukpa, chhurpi dishes).

Activities:

• Stargazing & Milky Way photography.
• Short evening walk around Hanle village.
• Optional: Visit to Hanle Monastery for sunset serenity.

Enjoy a leisurely morning in one of Ladakh’s most peaceful and untouched regions. After breakfast, explore Hanle Monastery, a serene 17th-century Drukpa lineage monastery offering wide panoramic views of the cold desert valley. Later, visit India’s highest astronomical observatory, operated by IIA, famous for deep-sky research and cosmic imaging. Spend the afternoon relaxing at your homestay or walking through Hanle village to experience the lifestyle of Ladakh’s remote Changpa communities. At night, witness one of the clearest skies in India—perfect for stargazing, Milky Way viewing, and long-exposure astrophotography. Hanle is officially designated as India’s First Dark Sky Reserve, making it a paradise for astronomy lovers. Overnight stay in Hanle.

Experiences:

• Explore the calm & spiritual surroundings of Hanle Monastery.
• Learn about space research at India’s highest astronomical observatory.
• Stargazing under pollution-free, crystal-clear night skies.
• Capture Milky Way, shooting stars & constellations with the naked eye.

Food (Suggestions • Location)

• Homestay Dining – Hanle Village (local thukpa, khambir, Ladakhi pulao, butter tea).
• Local Dhabas – Hanle Market (simple veg meals, Maggi, dal–rice).

Activities:

• Stargazing session & astrophotography.
• Short nature walks around Hanle village.
• Relaxed cultural interaction with local families.

Optional Excursion (Weather & Permit Dependent)

• Kyari Village – remote settlements & view the Changpa lifestyle.

Route: Hanle – Nyoma – Mahe – Sumdo – Kayagar La – TSO Moriri

After breakfast, depart from Hanle and drive towards the stunning blue waters of Tso Moriri, one of Ladakh’s largest high-altitude lakes. The route follows a scenic drive along the Indus River, passing remote settlements and army outposts. You will cross Nyoma and reach Mahe Bridge, where you will stop for lunch at a local café or army-run canteen (subject to availability). Continue toward Sumdo, and gradually climb up to Kyagar La, overlooking the small but serene Kyagar Tso—a beautiful hidden lake often visited by Himalayan birds and wild Kiangs (Tibetan wild asses). From here, the landscape opens into the vast Rupshu valley as you approach the magnificent blue expanse of Tso Moriri. Arrive at Karzok Village, located on the lakeside at 15,075 ft. Check in at your campsite or guesthouse and spend the evening enjoying the calm beauty of the lake. Dinner and overnight stay in Karzok.

Experiences:

• Quiet Himalayan drive alongside the Indus River.
• Spot migratory birds, Kiangs, and marmots along the route.
• Enjoy the untouched beauty of Kyagar Tso, a small hidden lake near Sumdo.
• Mesmerizing evening at Tso Moriri, known for mirror-like reflections & silence.
• Watch stars and galaxy bands glitter above Karzok village at night.

Food (Suggestions • Location):

• Mahe Bridge Roadside Cafés – Mahe Village (simple veg meals, Maggi, tea, packed lunch).
• Karzok Camp Dining (buffet dinner, hot soup, roti–sabzi, rice).

Activities:

• Lakeside walk at Tso Moriri.
• Sunset photography & bird watching.
• Relaxed evening at the campsite with stargazing.

Route: TSO Moriri – Sumdo – Puga Valley – TSO Kar – Debring – Taglang La - Rumste (Lunch) - Hamis – Thiskey – Shey – Leh

Wake up early to a peaceful Himalayan morning along the shores of Tso Moriri. After breakfast, begin your return journey towards Leh. The route passes through Sumdo and enters the colorful geothermal region of Puga Valley, a high-altitude desert known for boiling hot springs, sulphur deposits, and steaming mud pools. Continue driving through the remote plains toward Tso Kar, a salt lake famous for migratory birds, wild Kiangs, and its striking white mineral shores. From Debring, the road climbs to Taglang La (17,480 ft)—one of the highest motorable passes on the Manali–Leh highway, offering incredible panoramic views. Descend gradually into the Indus Valley and reach Rumste, where you will stop for a hot lunch in a village café. Later, continue the scenic drive towards Leh, where you may visit Hemis, Thiksey Monastery, Shey Palace, Rancho School & Sindhu Ghat before reaching the city. Check in to the hotel by evening. Night halt in Leh.

Experiences:

• Witness colorful steaming hot springs & geothermal fields of Puga Valley.
• Spot wildlife around Tso Kar, including Kiangs (wild asses) & black-necked cranes.
• Scenic descent from Taglang La into the Indus basin.
• Feel the calm of Leh’s ancient monasteries and riverside evening views.

Food (Suggestions • Location):

• Rumste Village Dhabas – Rumste (hot thukpa, rice-dal, tea, Maggi).
• The Tibetan Kitchen – Old Fort Road, Leh (dinner after arrival).
• Gesmo Restaurant – Fort Road, Leh (Indian, Tibetan & continental).

Activities:

• Sunset walk or evening shopping at Leh Market.
• Relax at the hotel after a long scenic drive.
• Try warm local food & bakery cafés in the evening.

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and transfer to Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, Leh. Take back unforgettable memories of Ladakh—serene lakes, ancient monasteries, high mountain passes, and star-lit nights. Board your flight with a heart full of Himalayan experiences and the promise to return again.