Journey to Ladakh – Mountains, Temples & Serenity

Dates: 21 July – 6 August 2026
Duration: 16 days / 15 nights

Price: €2,200 per person

DISCOVER LADAKH

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas and immerse yourself in the serene landscapes of Ladakh, often called “Little Tibet.” This journey offers a perfect balance of cultural exploration, quiet reflection, and adventure. You will visit ancient Buddhist monasteries, cross high mountain passes, and spend time in tranquil valleys with crystal-clear skies.

The trip is designed to help you slow down, reconnect with nature, and enjoy the unique atmosphere of northern India. Optional yoga and meditation sessions with hosts, Alice & Tarun, are available throughout the journey.

ITINERARY

Day 1: Flight to Delhi.
Day 2: Arrival in Delhi and guided city exploration.
Day 3: Fly to Leh; acclimatization and local orientation.
Day 4: Visit famous monasteries, including Thiksey and Shey.
Day 5: Journey to Nubra Valley via the Khardung La pass.
Day 6: Explore Diskit and travel to Pangong Lake.
Day 7: Morning at Pangong Lake, then return to Leh.
Day 8: Rest day in Leh with optional local activities.
Day 9: Travel to Mulbekh and visit Lamayuru Monastery.
Day 10–11: Explore Mulbekh and surrounding areas.
Day 12–14: 3-day Sham Valley trek through high-altitude landscapes.
Day 15: Return to Leh and final sightseeing.
Day 16: Fly back to Delhi and onward journey home.

What’s Included

Accommodation in guesthouses and hotels (2- or 3-star standard)
Daily breakfast
Group airport transfers in Delhi and Leh
Domestic transport and permits for Nubra & Pangong areas
3-day trek in Sham Valley with guides
Yoga & meditation sessions with hosts
Experienced local guides
Pre-departure preparation meetings
Group organization and administration

What’s Not Included

International and domestic flight tickets
Indian visa (assistance available)
Optional excursions and local entry fees
Tips for drivers and guides
Travel insurance, including cancellation

Practical Information

Most of Ladakh lies above 3,500 m (11,500 ft), so the itinerary is carefully designed to allow for proper acclimatization and reduce the risk of altitude sickness. Accommodation is simple yet comfortable, combining cultural immersion with opportunities to enjoy the peace and beauty of the region.