Manali Leh – 8nights 9days

Departure from Delhi	17th May
Departure from Leh	25th May

Package Cost 31,500/-Rs Per Person 

Inclusions:	Exclusions:
7 breakfast and 7 dinners	Personal expenses like: any orders at any restaurant
1night stay in Manali	any extension due to the bad weather, illness, road closures etc.
Meals: breakfast and dinner (breakfast from day 2 onwards and dinner  on day8)	GST 5%
Transportation Ex Manali – Tempo Traveller / Innova / Scorpio as per the group size.	anything which is not mentioned in the itinerary.

 

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Delhi to Manali – Overnight Volvo

Your journey begins in Delhi as you board an overnight Volvo bus to Manali. This comfortable overnight ride will take you through the scenic landscapes of Himachal Pradesh. Relax on the bus and get a good night’s sleep as you make your way to Manali.

Day 2: Manali Arrival and Local Sightseeing

Upon your arrival in Manali, check in at your hotel, freshen up (check-in at 12:00 Noon). Afternoon, you’ll start your local sightseeing tour in Manali. Visit popular attractions such as Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, Vashisht Hot Springs, and the Mall Road, where you can explore local markets and enjoy some shopping. In the evening, return to your hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Day 3: Manali to Jispa

After breakfast, depart from Manali for Jispa. The drive to Jispa offers stunning views of the Himalayan landscapes and passes through Solang Valley, Atal Tunnel, Sissu and Keylong. You’ll reach Jispa, a small village in the Lahaul Valley, by evening. Check in at your hotel, and relax in the serene surroundings of Jispa. You can spend evening by the Bhaga River (walkable distance from your accommodation). Dinner and night stay in Jispa.

Day 4: Jispa to Leh

Today, you’ll continue your journey to Leh. The road to Leh will take you through high mountain passes, including Baralacha La and Tanglang La, providing breathtaking views of the rugged terrain. Upon reaching Leh, check in at your hotel and take the rest of the day to acclimatise to the high altitude.

Day 5: Leh to Nubra Valley

After an early breakfast, depart for Nubra Valley, one of Ladakh’s most beautiful regions. Your route will take you through the famous Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motor-able passes in the world. In Nubra Valley, visit Diskit Monastery and the enchanting sand dunes of Hunder. Enjoy a camel ride in the sand dunes and soak in the natural beauty. Overnight stay in Nubra Valley.

Day 6: Nubra Valley to Pangong

After breakfast, you’ll head to Pangong Lake, a high-altitude lake known for its stunning colors. The journey will take you through Shyok Valley, offering mesmerising views. Upon reaching Pangong, explore the area and spend the night in a camp near the lake, surrounded by the pristine beauty of the region.

Day 7: Pangong to Leh

In the morning, take in the beauty of Pangong Lake before heading back to Leh via Changla Pass. You’ll pass through the picturesque landscapes of Ladakh once again. On your return to Leh, visit the Shey Palace and Thiksey Monastery. Check in at your hotel in Leh and have a relaxing evening.

Day 8: Leh Sham Valley Tour till Alchi

After breakfast, embark on the Sham Valley tour, which covers attractions like Magnetic Hill, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, and the confluence of the Zanskar and Indus Rivers. Continue the journey to Alchi, known for its ancient monastery and art. Explore the Alchi Monastery, famous for its unique artwork. Return to Leh in the evening visit Shanti Stupa and Leh Palace. Overnight stay in Leh.

Day 9: Leh Airport Drop

On your last day, depending on your flight schedule, you’ll be dropped off at Leh Airport for your onward journey, concluding your memorable trip through the beautiful landscapes of Himachal Pradesh and Ladakh.

 

What to carry:

A Trans-Himalayan road trip can be an exciting adventure, but it’s essential to be well-prepared to ensure a safe and comfortable journey. Here’s a list of items and essentials to carry for your trip:

1. Clothing:**

– Layered clothing for varying weather conditions (including thermals, fleece, and waterproof jackets).

– Warm clothing, even if traveling during the summer, as high altitudes can get cold.

– Comfortable and sturdy shoes for walking or trekking.

– Sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect against high-altitude sun exposure.

– Gloves and a beanie for colder nights.

2. Food and Water:**

– Sufficient food and snacks for your journey, as remote areas may have limited access to restaurants or stores.

– at least 2 litters of water at anytime

3. Health and Safety:**

– Basic medical kit with essential medicines and first-aid supplies.

– Personal prescription medications.

– High-altitude sickness prevention medications (consult a healthcare professional).

– Face masks and hand sanitiser (for travel during pandemic times).

– Travel insurance that covers medical emergencies and road trips.

4. Miscellaneous:**

– Cash in local currency for remote areas with limited banking services.

– Camera and binoculars for capturing the stunning landscapes.

– Power banks and chargers for electronic devices.

– Ziplock bags for organising and storing small items.