• 09 Nights / 10 Days
  • March to October (snow in winter months)

Tour Overview:

Kashmir & Ladakh Tour

This 10‑day Srinagar–Leh–Ladakh Tour is a breathtaking journey through India’s most dramatic mountain landscapes. From the lakes and gardens of Srinagar to the high‑altitude deserts of Ladakh, this tour showcases the best of Kashmir’s natural beauty and Buddhist heritage. Drive through snow‑covered passes, ancient monasteries, crystal‑blue lakes, and remote villages while experiencing the region’s vibrant culture and serene spirituality. Ideal for nature lovers, adventurers, and photographers, it’s a road trip you’ll remember for a lifetime.

Highlights
  • Stay on a houseboat in Srinagar and enjoy a peaceful Shikara ride on Dal Lake.

  • Experience the enchanting meadows of Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonmarg.

  • Drive across Zoji La Pass and the historic town of Kargil.

  • Discover ancient monasteries at Lamayuru, Alchi, and Hemis.

  • Marvel at the surreal blue beauty of Pangong Lake and the Nubra Valley dunes.

Detailed Program

  • Day 1: Arrive in Srinagar – Local Sightseeing

    Upon arrival at Srinagar Airport, meet your representative and transfer to your deluxe houseboat or hotel. After breakfast, begin your Srinagar sightseeing with the famed Mughal Gardens — Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, and Chashme Shahi — each designed with terraced lawns and fountains overlooking Dal Lake. Visit the Shankaracharya Temple, perched atop a hill with panoramic views of the city.

    In the evening, enjoy a Shikara ride on Dal Lake, gliding past floating markets and golden reflections of the mountains. Dinner and overnight stay in Srinagar.

    • Airport to hotel ~15 km / 30 mins
    • Srinagar
  • Day 2: Srinagar – Day Trip to Gulmarg – Return to Srinagar

    After breakfast, drive to Gulmarg, known as the “Meadow of Flowers.” On the way, pass charming Kashmiri villages and apple orchards. On arrival, have fun with light hiking or enjoy the Gulmarg Gondola ride (optional) offering panoramic views of Nanga Parbat. Visit the historic St. Mary’s Church and the lush green Gulmarg Golf Course, the highest in the world.

    Return to Srinagar by evening and relax. You can stroll along Boulevard Road near Dal Lake, sip local Kahwa tea, or shop for pashmina shawls and papier‑mâché crafts.

    • Breakfast & Dinner
    • 55 km / 2 hrs
    • Srinagar
  • Day 3: Srinagar – Day Excursion to Pahalgam – Return to Srinagar

    After breakfast, head toward Pahalgam, “The Valley of Shepherds,” following the scenic route via Awantipur Temple ruins and saffron fields near Pampore. The Lidder River flows parallel to the road, enhancing the valley’s charm. In Pahalgam, visit Aru Valley, Betaab Valley, and Chandanwari, known for their pine forests, crystal streams, and trekking trails.

    After enjoying lunch by the riverbank and some leisure walking, return to Srinagar in the evening. Relax at your hotel or go boating again at sunset.

    • Breakfast & Dinner
    • 90 Kms/ 3 Hrs (Per Way)
    • Srinagar
  • Day 4: Srinagar – Sonmarg – Drass – Kargil
    After breakfast, depart Srinagar and start your journey to Kargil. Stop at Sonmarg, the “Meadow of Gold,” where green valleys are framed by snow‑covered peaks. Continue over the Zoji La Pass (3528 m) and descend into Drass, the second coldest inhabited place on Earth, to visit the Kargil War Memorial, honoring the heroes of the 1999 conflict.

    Drive onward to Kargil, a quaint mountain town located on the banks of the Suru River. Evening at leisure to enjoy calm high‑altitude air and mingle with locals.
    • Breakfast & Dinner
    • 205 Kms/ 6-7 Hrs
    • Kargil
  • Day 5: Kargil – Lamayuru – Alchi – Sangam – Leh
    After an early breakfast, drive deeper into Ladakh’s Trans‑Himalayan region. Pass through Mulbekh, famous for its ancient Buddha rock carving, and over the Namika La and Fotu La passes — the highest between Srinagar and Leh. Stop at Lamayuru Monastery, one of Ladakh’s oldest and most spectacular, surrounded by lunar‑like landscapes.

    Continue to Alchi Monastery, known for 11th‑century murals, and see the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers at Sangam Point near Nimmu. Arrive in Leh by late evening and rest after the scenic drive.
    • Breakfast & Dinner
    • 56 Kms/ 2 Hrs (Per Way)
    • Leh
  • Day 6: Leh Local Tour
    After breakfast, set out on a full‑day sightseeing tour of Leh. Visit the Leh Palace, former residence of Ladakhi royalty, and Shanti Stupa, a white‑domed Buddhist monument offering panoramic city views. Explore Hall of Fame, built in memory of Indian Army soldiers, and stroll through Leh Market for souvenirs like Thangka paintings, Ladakhi jewelry, and warm woolens.

    Evening time free for exploring the charming cafés of Leh Main Bazaar or enjoying an early supper amid mountain views.
    • Breakfast & Dinner
    • Leh
  • Day 7: Leh – Nubra Valley via Khardung La (Diskit & Hunder)
    After breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley, crossing the world‑famous Khardung La Pass (18,380 ft) — one of the highest motorable roads on Earth. Descend into the enchanting valley where the Shyok and Nubra rivers meet. Visit Diskit Monastery, home to a majestic 32‑meter Maitreya Buddha statue overlooking the desert landscape.

    Continue to Hunder, famous for its unique white sand dunes and Bactrian camel rides. In the evening, enjoy the surreal sunset views over the cold desert before checking into your camp or guesthouse.
    • Breakfast & Dinner
    • 120 Kms/ 4-5 Hrs
    • Nubra
  • Day 8: Nubra – Pangong Lake
    After breakfast, drive toward the stunning Pangong Lake via the Shyok route, one of Ladakh’s most scenic drives. Arrive by afternoon at the cobalt‑blue lake stretching over 130 km, two‑thirds of which lies in Tibet. Relax by the lakeside surrounded by majestic peaks that change color with daylight.

    In the evening, watch the unforgettable sunset reflecting on the water and enjoy dinner at your lakeside camp under a dazzling night sky filled with stars.
    • Breakfast & Dinner
    • 160 km / 5-6 hrs
    • Pangong Lake
  • Day 9: Pangong – Hemis – Thiksey – Shey – Return to Leh
    After an early breakfast with sunrise views at Pangong, start your drive back to Leh. En route, stop at Hemis Monastery, the largest and wealthiest in Ladakh, then visit Thiksey Monastery, often compared to Tibet’s Potala Palace for its commanding architecture. Finally, explore Shey Palace and Monastery, once the summer residence of Ladakhi kings.

    Arrive at Leh by evening, check into your hotel, and celebrate your last night in Leh with a traditional Ladakhi dinner or a quiet café evening.
    • Breakfast
    • 160 km / 6 hrs
    • Leh
  • Day 10: Departure from Leh
    Enjoy your final morning in the Himalayas with a relaxing breakfast. Depending on your flight schedule, you may visit the local Tibetan Market for souvenirs or take one last short stroll through Leh’s quiet streets. Transfer to Leh Airport for your onward flight, taking back unforgettable memories of Kashmir and Ladakh’s natural and spiritual beauty.
    • Breakfast

Package Cost :

(Package Cost is per person on twin share)

Package Cost
Min 2 Adult Min 4 Adult Min 6 Adult Ex. Bed Child (5 - 11Y)
Superior ₹ 40100 ₹ 28200 ₹ 24200 ₹ 13800 ₹ 8600
Premium ₹ 48400 ₹ 36500 ₹ 32500 ₹ 19800 ₹ 13400
Price Includes
  • Accommodation on twin sharing
  • Daily breakfast & Dinner at the hotel
  • Airport transfers by private vehicle
  • Sightseeing by private vehicle as per itinerary
  • Driver’s allowance, toll &parking charges and fuel
  • All applicable taxes
Price Excludes
  • Airfare or train fare
  • Personal expenses like laundry, etc.
  • Meals other than specified in "Inclusions"
  • Guide Service / Entrance to Monuments
  • Tips to drivers, guides, and hotel staff
  • Any activity/Services not mentioned in “Inclusions”
Hotels Used
Hotel Used Standard Superior Nights Meals
Srinagar Royal Batoo Snowland 3 Breakfast & Dinner
Kargil Zojila Residency The Kargil 2 Breakfast & Dinner
Leh Northern Singge Singge Palace 2 Breakfast & Dinner
Nubra Hunder Sarai Unalome Resort 1 Breakfast & Dinner
Pangong Wall Street Misty Hills 3 Breakfast & Dinner

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about your Kashmir trip

The ideal season is May to September, when roads are open, temperatures are pleasant, and lakes are unfrozen.

Comfortable SUVs or Tempo Travelers are used. Roads are well‑maintained but mountainous; expect winding routes with stunning scenery.

Yes, travelers should rest and stay hydrated in Leh on arrival. The itinerary allows gradual acclimatization to higher altitudes.

Yes, Inner Line Permits are required for foreign and Indian nationals. They are arranged in advance by the tour operator.

Absolutely. Additional days can be added in Turtuk, Hanle, or Leh, and hotel upgrades are available based on preferences.