Arrival at the Leh Kushok Bakula Airport (This must be one of the World's Most Spectacular Flights. On a day with clear skies, the peaks of K2, Nanga Parbat, and Gasherbrum can be seen in the distance from one side of the plane. On the other side of the aircraft, the Nun Kun massif seems to be so near that you could reach out and touch it. A full day of relaxation and leisure activities to help you acclimatise, followed by tea or coffee to greet you when you arrive at the hotel. Stay at a hotel in Leh for the night.

Following an early breakfast, we will begin the day by travelling to the Leh Palace, which is located on top of the Leh town, to witness the splendour that was once reserved for the rulers of Ladakh. The architecture of the palace is the kind of thing that you could spend hours admiring, and the view that you get from the highest point in the castle is picture perfect. Pay a visit to the Zanskar and Indus Confluence, also known as Sangam, as well as Hall of Fame and Magnetic Hill.

Following our exploration of the aforementioned locations, we make our way back to the Shanti Stupa in time to see the sun set over Leh town and the Zanskar peaks; the view from the top of the Shanti Stupa is nothing short of breathtaking. Take a stroll around Leh Market in the evening and either go shopping or café hopping while you're there. Stay at a hotel in Leh for the night.

Following breakfast, we make our way to the Nubra Valley. Khardung La, also known as "The Highest Motorable Road in the World," is located around 39 kilometres outside of Leh and has an elevation of 5,602 metres / 18,390 feet. The Khardung La Pass is part of the route that travellers use to go to Nubra Valley. One may see all the way south across the Indus valley to what appears to be an infinite number of peaks and ridges in the Zanskar range from the pass, and one can look all the way north to the giants of the Saser massif. Ldumra, which literally means "valley of flowers," is another name for the Nubra Valley. It is located in the northern part of Ladakh, right in the middle of the Karakoram and Ladakh mountain ranges of the Himalayas. The valley is an average of 10,000 feet above sea level in terms of its elevation.

We make the trip up to Hunder, where you will get the chance to ride a Bactrian camel, also known as a double-humped camel, across the sand dunes of this high-altitude desert with snow-capped mountains in the distance. Along the route leading from Hunder to Diskit, you will see that there are sand dunes. Rocky Mountains, which are typical of the terrain in Ladakh, can be seen immediately to the left of the road, and in the distance, there are mountains that are covered in snow that can be seen. It is a really unique picture.

In the latter part of the evening, we make our way to our camp in Hunder, where we will unwind and spend the night. Dinner and lodging for the night were provided by the Camp in Nubra Valley.

Drive for Turtuk border village after breakfast. This settlement, which overlooks the Shyok river and is located at the intersection of the Himalayan and Karakoram mountains, is home to the inhabitants of the Balti tribe, which is known for its distinctive culture and traditions. The delectable food that the Baltis prepare is another one of their trademarks. The hamlet had been occupied by Pakistan until 1971, when India triumphed over the Pakistani army in a bloody battle and took it back. Prior to that, Pakistan had control over the area. You may also obtain a glimpse of the Pakistani side of the border from the highest point in the settlement. Nearly every family has been broken up, and some of the members of each family now live on the other side of the border. In Turutk, you would take some of the most impressive photographs of your life. The area is particularly well-known for the high quality of its apricots and for the sword dance, which is performed at weddings and other significant events. Someone once wisely said that in Turtuk, the only thing sweeter than apricots is a grin. You will be transported back to Nubra at a later time. Spend the night in the tents at the Nubra camp.

After an early breakfast, make your way to Pangong Lake through Shyok Valley, which is likely to be one of the most beautiful vistas you will pass through for the majority of your trip over river shyok. Get to Pangong Lake, which is located at an elevation of 4,267 metres (14,000 feet). The international boundary that separates India and China runs right across the middle of the lake. After Amir filmed the climactic scene of his film "3 idiots," Indian visitors flocked to the lake, and Ladakh was suddenly transformed into a popular tourist destination. When the sun is shining, the reflection of the sky turns the colour of the lake a bright turquoise blue. This creates a striking contrast with the brown colour of the mountains, which gives photographs an unreal and surreal appearance. Take pleasure in the scenery that the Lake provides as a backdrop. It is not often that one feels like they are so connected to their natural surroundings, and the views are memorable. Evening at your own pace, followed by an overnight stay at one of the campgrounds located close to the lake.

Investigate the region around the lake first thing in the morning, when the light is at its best for photography. After breakfast, make your way back to Leh by way of Changla and Karoo before reaching your destination, which is Leh. After returning, we will stop along way to see Thiksey Monastery and Shey Palace (the exact locations and times of these stops will depend on the route we choose when travelling from Pangong to Leh). Stay at a hotel in Leh for the night.

Tour finishes. We are grateful for your business and will see to it that you have a prompt transport to the Domestic Airport so that you may catch the trip to your next destination.