Yes, we have many Solo Trippers on all our trips. The Leh Ladakh tour is planned in such a way that you will not only enjoy the trip but also make new friends.

We prefer to have a group of 15-48 people on our Leh Ladakh trip as we intend to have more fun and give personal care to everyone, also it is much more fun to travel with a like-minded group of people. Small tour group makes it possible for everyone to know their tourmates better and the whole trip experience is more fun-filled. 

On the Leh Ladakh trip, you will be accompanied by our travel coordinators. All our events are led and hosted by professional travel coordinators who have good experiences in managing groups and conducting various team-building games and activities.

This type of team-building games and activities helps like-minded travelers to mix up, make new friends and enjoy every moment of the Leh Ladakh tour.

Yes, we generally have many girls joining us on our trips so there are high chances that you are not the only girl on the Leh Ladakh trip. The majority of our staff are girls & girl’s safety is of prime importance to us. We assure you that you will be with safe and reliable people on the Leh Ladakh Tour.

We provide dual-sharing accommodation for all our stays on the Leh Ladakh trip. Our stay is located at just the apt location with views of the snowy hills, glacial lakes, and camping under the stars. We are also providing luxurious houseboat stays in Srinagar.

The Aryan valley is an offbeat place where the authentic Ladakhi culture exists.

It is one of the most unexplored places in Leh Ladakh where the culture is being followed religiously for 1000s of years. It is home to a unique Buddhist tribe named Dard tribes. On our entry to the village, we will be treated to a beautiful view of freshwater gushing through the farms and trees, as the valley is located at a lesser elevation than the rest of Leh which has vegetation. We will explore the cultural heritage of the Dard tribes and you will get to interact with them and spend some time with them in their home. You will get to learn about the intricacies of the Aryan people. The Aryans have an imperial history, some say they are a direct descendant of Alexander the Great’s army. If we are lucky we will also get to enjoy their festivals and their religious functions.

Generally, accommodation is provided on a dual-sharing basis. If there is an odd number of people, then there would be a triple exchange. If there is a couple, we can give them a separate room (If you’re a couple, inform us once you have booked).

Yes, the Leh Ladakh trip is limited to people up to the age of 45 years. Travelers need to be within the age limit on the trip departure date to be eligible to join. We strictly follow this age criterion, and can not make any exceptions.

We feel that a narrow age group leads to better experiences for our travelers when they visit a destination and the whole trip experience is more fun since people are on the same wavelength. Plus, it is always great when people make friends and keep in touch later.

The best month for a Leh Ladakh Trip is from May to August as the temperature stays comparatively warmer. Hues of snow are spread across the region and it provides a magnificent view. Also, one can enjoy Buddhist festivals such as Hemis Festival which usually occur in June-July. Even the Pangong Lake starts melting, revealing its beauty. 

Yes, we keep an oxygen cylinder with us at all times in case of an emergency.

Yes, you should bring extra cash with you as Leh is the last town with an ATM and there are long queues for the ATM and availability of cash is also less.

HikerWolf’s Leh Ladakh tour package consists of places that will surely leave you magnetizing. The Leh Ladakh trip is planned to maximize the fun and sightseeing in Leh Ladakh. 

On day 2 of our Leh Ladakh tour package while traveling from Srinagar to Kargil we will visit Kargil, Sonamarg, cross Zodjila pass to reach Drass Village the second coldest inhabited place in the world, Vijay war memorial hall site, view the famous Tiger and Tololing peaks.

On day 3 of our Leh Ladakh tour package while traveling from Kargil to Leh we will visit Mulbek, Giant Living Buddha Sculpture, Lamayuru Monastery, also view the moon landscape, Magnetic Hill, Gurudwara Shri Pathar Sahib, and Hall of Fame museum.

On day 4 of our Leh Ladakh tour package while traveling from Leh to Nubra Valley we will explore Nubra valley and explore Deskit village.

On day 2 of our Leh Ladakh tour package while traveling from Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake we will visit Deskit Monastery Changla Pass, Hemis Monastery, Shey Monastery, Thiksey Monastery, and Aryan valley. Explore gardens such as Nishat, Shalimar, and Chasmaishahe gardens and lastly sightseeing in Srinagar. Be assured your Leh Ladakh tour is going to be an absolute blast.

• In the midst of panoramic mountain views, we immerse in the Shikara ride while the nearby boats surprise us with a delicious kebab or two
• In the midst of a strikingly golden Nubra Valley, we enjoy a luxury stay and make friendships under the twinkling Milky Way
• In the midst of Lamayuru’s enchanting hues, we click the most picturesque photos and capture every corner of the moon-like view
• In the midst of Distik monastery’s Tibetan chants, we lose ourselves and make memories underneath the striking blue skies
• In the midst of beautiful sand dunes, we enjoy a double hump camel ride and sing to our favorite tunes
• In the midst of breezy high-altitude highways, we cross the highest motorable pass and celebrate like we never may
• In the midst of endless white, we walk hand in hand through the Aryan Valley and feel ourselves going back in time
• In the midst of empty roads, we witness the craziest scientific phenomenon of the Magnetic Hill and dance loads
• In the midst of faraway hills, we watch the most sparkling waters of Pangong change their color that will surely give us thrills

The best part of this Leh Ladakh tour package is as follows:

1. You get to discover the wanderer in you while roaming in the land of magic.
2. You will visit the famous monasteries of Ladakh such as Hemis Monastery, Shey Monastery, and Thiksey monastery.
3. Ladakh is where myths meet science, visit Magnetic hill, and Giant Living Buddha Sculpture. Spend the night at the beautiful Pangong Lake.
4. Visit Aryan Valley, the most beautiful valley in all of Ladakh. Soak the beauty of the valley. Best of all; enjoy the Leh Ladakh tour on a two-day bike trip. HikerWolf’s 3 days Leh Ladakh bike trip is nothing as you have ever experienced. Discover the beautiful valley and landscape while feeling the refreshing breeze of Leh Ladakh,

The cost of the HikerWolfs Leh Ladakh tour package is as follows: 

-For people opting for the 3 days Ladakh bike trip (Leh to Leh), the cost is ₹34499/-. 

-For Non-Bikers the Leh Ladakh trip cost is ₹29999/- . 

Note: If you are sharing the bike, the second person will have to pay ₹29999 only/-.

Yes, we will have an arrangement for a campfire in Nubra and Pangong where we will be camping. Campfire jams, chill dances, and soothing music sessions are our specialties. We will have an amazing time sharing stories and relaxing around the bonfire on our Leh Ladakh trip.

Yes, breakfast and Dinner for 8 days are included in the Leh Ladakh tour package.

The list of clothes/things you should carry for the Leh Ladakh tour is as follows:

• Sports shoes in summer. Insulated shoes in winter
• Windcheater Jacket/ Heavy windproof jacket
• Inner thermals (2 pairs minimum)
• Insulating socks (2 pair minimum)
• Comfortable travel pants/ trekking pants
• Caps
• Balaclava/ Monkey cap
• Sunglasses
• Hand gloves
• Extra pair of shoes/gumboots (for bike riders)

After selecting the Leh Ladakh trip on the HikerWolf website, click the Book now button, select the dates, and make your payment. You will get an auto-generated receipt in the email submitted by you. You can also contact us if you have any difficulty, and we will guide you through the booking process.

Yes, we will provide complete assistance in planning your travel from your hometown to the Leh Ladakh tour’s meeting point. You are free to choose any mode of transportation, be it train, flight, or bus as per your budget and convenience.

No, the Camel safari is included in the Leh Ladakh tour package, but you can do it at your own cost. Camel safari is a must-do activity in Ladakh. The Bactrian Camel (one of the only two species of a camel) has thick fur for surviving the harsh climates of Ladakh. Enjoying the phenomenal landscape view while on the camel is an out-of-the-world experience. Camel safari in the exotic Nubra Valley is surely thrilling, don’t forget to take tons of candids with your camel in this picturesque valley.

We will be using vehicles like Tempo Traveler, Inova, Bikes, etc. for transportation for the Leh Ladakh tour.

Yes, a first-aid kit will be available with us all-time on the Leh Ladakh Tour. We make sure that we have a first-aid kit ready on all our trips.

Internet speed is good in Leh and the surrounding region, However, as we move further ahead the speed goes on decreasing. 4G internet services in the main town of Ladakh are good but the coverage decreases as we near Deskit, Hunder, etc.

Yes, there are ATMs in the main city of Ladakh. However, it is advisable to carry enough cash as there are long queues for ATMs and the availability of cash is also less.

Yes, if you have a group of more than 10 people for the Leh Ladakh trip we can arrange the trip, especially for your group on your preferred date.

The distance between Leh from Srinagar is around 418 km via the Srinagar – Leh highway. 

Yes, Leh Ladakh is safe for couples. Ladakh is a romantic place to travel, so traveling as a couple is a good option. The beautiful valleys, lakes, icy peaks, heaves of snow make for a beautiful view. 

Yes, couples can join the Leh Ladakh group trip. We only take cool-minded & decent people on our trips who are focused on enjoying the trip and do not misbehave or make others uncomfortable. You will not only enjoy the trip but also feel comfortable and make many new friends during the trip. Also, we provide dual sharing stays on our Leh Ladakh trip to make sure that couples feel comfortable.

Yes, Leh Ladakh is a safe place for tourists. The places included in the HikerWolf’s tour package are far beyond the political chaos. Although the terrain is challenging, the tour is completely safe and full of adventure. We have been regularly visiting the places mentioned in our Leh Ladakh tour package as every year we have multiple batches. All the places included in our Leh Ladakh package are completely safe for tourists.

Yes, Leh Ladakh is a good place for your honeymoon. Some of the best places to visit for your honeymoon in Leh Ladakh are:

1. Magnetic hill – Drive to the magnetic hill is unlike any other. Magnetic Hill is famous for dragging the car on its own and that too upwards against gravity. Experience this exhilarating ride on the Leh Ladakh tour.
2. Nubra Valley – Surrounded by mountains, this picturesque valley serves as the perfect backdrop for amazing candids and a romantic experience. Moreover, the camel ride on the dunes is truly exciting. It is a must-do activity in Ladakh.
3. Pangong Lake – Famous backdrop for Bollywood films, this lake has clear water and the valley is truly magnetizing. The view of the clear sky, snowy peaks is truly majestic.
4. Tso Moriri – Tso Moriri is a great place to spend a night. The view is truly magnificent and it is also in proximity to many monasteries. You might also spot wildlife here.
5. Khardungla pass – Riding through the Khardungla pass is an exotic experience, the routes are thrilling for bikers and perfect for couples who love bike riding.

You can reach Leh from Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore via the following ways.

• Option 1: The fastest way to reach Leh from Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore is to take a flight to Leh Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport.
• Option 2: You can also arrive at Hazrat Nizamuddin station, Delhi by train and then take a flight to Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport. Or you can take a road trip to Leh from Delhi through the Leh – Manali Highway (962.2 km)
• Option 3: You can also arrive at Srinagar airport and take a road trip to Leh. The best way to reach Leh from Srinagar via road is to take the 434km long Srinagar  – Leh highway, which is also called NH-1D.

You can take a flight from Delhi to Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport to reach Leh. Or you can go on a road trip from Delhi to Leh via  Leh – Manali highway, the distance is around 962km and you will take around 24hrs to complete the road trip.

Endurance plays a bigger role than fitness in Ladakh. The following exercises should help you:

1. Start jogging or cardio exercises 5/ 6 times a week for 20 mins, this will increase your air intake capacity, which is required for the high altitudes of Ladakh.
2. Do push-ups, squats, and abs exercises to keep your muscles toned. As you will require muscle strength to endure long-distance travel and bike ride.
3. Cut down on sugar and junk food, and start eating healthy.
4. Follow the above rules religiously for at least 2 months before the trip.

The temperature can vary anywhere from 25 °C in the day to 5°C at night. At higher altitudes, the temperature will drop significantly.

The temperature can vary anywhere from 6°C -10°C in the day to -5°C at night. At higher altitudes, the temperature will drop significantly.

Yes, Leh is located at an altitude of 10000 feet above sea level, so the oxygen level is low as compared to that of lower levels.

Yes, your children can accompany you on the Leh Ladakh tour as long as they don’t have any medical condition and are at least 24 months.

Yes, Ladakh is one of the safest places for female solo travelers, In recent times many women are traveling solo to Leh Ladakh.

The language spoken in Leh Ladakh is the Tibetan language. It is the predominant language spoken in the Buddhist-dominated district of Leh.

 Some of the must-try dishes of Leh Ladakh are as follows:

1. Ladakhi Pulao: Ladakhi Pulao has a different feel and look to it. Not only does it have a subtle look but it also has an amazing taste. The dish is quite common in Ladakh and it is also fairly popular among the locals.
2. Thupka: Thupka is also known as the staple food of the Leh Ladakh, it is a soup with a mixture of amazing ingredients such as vegetables, pork, etc. It indeed has an amazing taste and when served chutney the taste increases thousand times.
3. Momos: Momos are the speciality of Leh. They come in different shapes and have a special zing to them. Momos are a must-try when in Ladakh.
4. Cholak: This is one of the most famous dishes in the entire Ladakh region. The look and the feel of the noodles are fantastic and the taste will surely please your taste buds.
5. Skew: This soup is as tasty as it looks and the added veggies on it make it much more appetizing.

Yes, most of the internal roads of Leh Ladakh are open even in winter and there is less traffic too, but the temperature can range from -20C, the temperature can become highly unbearable, and therefore it is advisable to avoid visiting Leh Ladakh in winter.

Yes, rainfall is scarce in Leh Ladakh as Ladakh is also known as a cold desert, The average number of rain days in a year is about 10-15 days.

 Yes, you do need a separate permit if you are traveling to Leh Ladakh. Inner Line Permit is required for places such as Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, Tangyar Trek, etc. The permit is required only for traveling in and out of Leh Ladakh and not staying in Leh. However, HikerWolf arranges all the necessary permits for its trippers so that you can have a hassle-free experience.

Leh Ladakh has great diversity in flora, fauna, and animal life. Hemis National Park is located in Ladakh, it is the largest national park in South Asia, and it is the only national park north of the Himalayas in India. It is home to many endangered species including the snow leopards. Apart from it, there are more than 225 species of animals found in Ladakh. Snow leopards, Bacterian Camel, Wild Yak, Marmot, Brown Bear, Red Fox, Lync, Red Deer, etc, are some of the animals found here. Golden Eagle, Bearded Vulture, Black Necked Crane, Bar Headed Goose, etc, are some of the birds found here.

No, Magnetic hill is completely safe in fact, it is a must-try destination when in Ladakh.

The phenomenon of the Magnetic hill is nothing but an optical illusion. Due to which it looks like objects are moving upwards but in reality, the place is downhill causing the objects to ‘roll down’ instead of getting drawn towards the hill. 

For more info about the Magnetic hill read our blog: https://www.hikerwolf.com/magnetic-hill-ladakh-complete-travel-guide/

The following precaution must be taken to deal with altitude sickness.

• Before ascending towards the higher altitude, spend a couple of days in the Indus valley and get accustomed to the low oxygen levels of Ladakh. 
• Avoid ascending more than 500 meters for the initial days.
• Also, bring your medication with you and rest whenever necessary
• Drink lots and lots of water.

Yes, there are several monasteries in Leh Ladakh, the monasteries are famed for being one of the oldest Buddhist learning centers in the world. Some of the famous monasteries of Ladakh are as follows. 

• Hemis Monastery
• Spituk Monastery
• Thiksey Monastery
• Alchi Monastery
• Stok Gompa and Palace
• Shey Gompa and Palace
• Phyang Monastery.

Yes, a visit to several monasteries during the HikerWolf’s Leh Ladakh trip. The monasteries we will be visiting are as follows:

Lamayuru Monastery, Deskit Monastery, Hemis Monastery, Shey Monastery, and Thiksey Monastery.

Yes, oxygen cylinders are available for rent in Leh Ladakh, however, the rent prices of the cylinders are a bit higher compared to major cities like Delhi. Therefore it is advisable to rent an oxygen cylinder from cities like Delhi for the Leh Ladakh tour.

Yes, Leh Ladakh is nothing less than heaven on earth. Ladakh not only has magnetizing backdrops, geographical wonders, rich cultural heritage but also abundant flora and fauna. The land rightly serves as a popular tourist site.

You have multiple opportunities to go adventurous here. One can go trekking, biking, camping, camel safari in the dunes, and all this amid the scenic background. Visit monasteries, pristine lakes and play with heaps of snow. Leh Ladakh has everything that one can wish for. Everyone should visit Ladakh at least once in their lifetime.

Yes, Leh Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport is the nearest airport to Leh. It is a distance of 5km from the main city and is well connected to the major city airports.

Yes, Ladakh is open in October. The main tourist places of Leh Ladakh such as Thiksey Monastery, Shey Palace, Shanti Stupa, Hemis Monastery, Leh Palace, etc, are open in October. The temperature of Leh Ladakh varies from 10°C – 12 °C during the day and 0°C – 5°C.

Many tourists choose to explore Leh Ladakh in October.

The road condition of the highway connecting Leh from Manali is in great condition. The 475 km long road is famous among adventure lovers. One will ride over the varied landscape viewing the scenic beauty surrounding the highway. However, in the winter season, the hills receive heavy snowfall, which may affect the road condition.

Ladag Apricot Store, Ladakhi Ornaments, Pashmina Shawls, And Woollens Tibetan Handicrafts are the thing you can buy from Leh.

Yes, almost all hotels accept credit cards however, they charge extra charges on transactions.

Excluding the to and fro traveling to Leh Ladakh you will require at least 10 days to explore the villages, valleys, monasteries, and hills of Leh Ladakh. On the HikerWolf’s Leh Ladakh tour, we will explore the famous tourist places of Leh Ladakh such as Nubra Valley, Tso Moriri, Deskit Village, various monasteries of Ladakh, and many more exciting places. We also cover some offbeat and less explored places like Aryan Valley so that you can see the real Ladakh. You will get to see the local culture, see how they live in the villages, what they eat, what they do for a living, etc.

When you are on the Leh Ladakh trip you should not do the following things.

1. Do not harm the abundant flora and fauna of Leh Ladakh.
2. Do not harm the wildlife of Leh Ladakh.
3. Avoid drinking alcohol on the Leh Ladakh Tour.
4. Do not carry plastic bags as plastic bags are banned in Leh Ladakh.
5. Do not ignore Mountain sickness symptoms
6. Do not litter
7. Do not go sightseeing without an inner line permit.
8. Avoid wearing short clothes such as sleeveless tops, shorts, etc, especially in Buddhist Gompas.
9. Don’t forget to drink plenty of water.