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Ladakh Road Trip
Ladakh Road Trip, a compact itinerary that will take you through the history, culture and precious landscapes of the trans-Himalaya. The farms are well organized for you to capture the experience of a lifetime every single day.
Ladakh Road Trip Itinerary
Max Altitude:4,522 m
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The quickest and simplest way to reach Ladakh is by air. It is also the only means of transport with year-round access to the place — exceptional circumstances, not withstanding. The only airport is located in the town of Leh, called the Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport. Many domestic airlines offer regular flights to Leh, from Jammu, Srinagar, Delhi, Chandigarh, Mumbai, Kolkata and from other urban hubs across the country. These include Go Air, Indigo, Vistara, Spice Jet and Air India. While shorter routes such as Jammu or Delhi have direct flights, longer routes could sometimes have a single stop along the way, usually at Delhi. The Leh airport is also a military base, so expect a higher level of security. Airport is around 4 Km from Main City Center. Flight tickets can be cheap if booked well in advance. Find Cheapest Flight ticket to Leh Ladakh. Road travel is a popular means of getting to Ladakh, with spectacular views and adrenaline-rush moments promised along the way. The only catch is that the routes are only accessible during the months of May to October, while winter sees Ladakh cut off from most places outside. Also long journey via road is one more aspect you need to consider during planning.You can approach Leh either from Delhi, via Manali, Himachal Pradesh. Or else you can reach from Jammu OR Srinagar via Kargil. A few buses are available for few months of summer, Check Here Route 1: Delhi To Manali 12 -14 hr (519.4 km) via NH 44 | Manali To Leh 11-12 hr (427.0 km) via NH 3 You wouldn’t usually opt for train travel to Ladakh since the nearest station is located 700 km away in the town called Tawi. Stations like Chandigarh and Pathankot are the other closest options, but they are even further away. Even if you do choose to take a train from your departure city to any of these stations, you’ll have to hire a taxi, jeep or private vehicle to complete the rest of the journey — which could take up to three days. Check Train Tickets
How To Reach Ladakh
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Route 2: Jammu To Srinagar 7-9 hr (244.5 km) via NH 244A and NH 44 | Srinagar to Leh 11-12 hrs (418.3 km) via NH1Train
What to Pack
How To Prepare
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All these temp are based on city Leh higher region like Pangong, Tso moriri 5 TO 10 C less than Leh. 1. *Leh Town:* 2. *Choose a Reliable Provider:* 3. *ID Proof and Photographs:* 4. *Limited Connectivity in Remote Areas:* 5. *Prepaid vs. Postpaid:* 6. *Internet Connectivity :* Remember to check the latest conditions and updates, as network coverage and services can change. Additionally, note that some areas in Ladakh may still lack reliable mobile network connectivity due to the challenging terrain. 1. *Cash is Essential: 2. *Preferential Currency Exchange:* 3. *Inform Your Bank:* 4. *Emergency Currency: 5 Mobile Wallets Remember, staying prepared and informed about local conditions ensures a smoother financial experience during your travels in Ladakh. COVID-19 Guidelines: Please note that these requirements might change, and it’s recommended to consult the official government websites or contact us for the most up-to-date information before planning your trip. FAQ
In Nubra which is little lower than Leh will have Same OR +5C compare to Leh Its a very Important topic of your travel plan to Ladakah, so please read in details, click here: Leh Ladakh Health advisory and Know how to prepare a First aid box for your travel days
– In Leh, the main town of Ladakh, you should find mobile network coverage. Visit local telecom offices to get a local SIM card.
Sometimes the hotel can help arrange it too.
– Opt for a telecom provider with better coverage in the region. Providers like Airtel, and Jio are known for relatively better connectivity in Ladakh. All international traveler need to follow this approach as no prepaid sim of other Indian regions doesn’t work here.
– Also Consider getting a postpaid sim of the service providers mentioned above if you are planning to arrange for it before arrival as prepaid sims from other regions across the country fail to work in Ladakh. You can usually recharge it with a specific amount as needed.
– To get a local SIM card, you’ll typically need to provide a valid ID proof (passport, Aadhar card, etc.) and passport-sized photographs.
– Be prepared for limited or no mobile network in some remote areas. Example; Nubra, Pangong, Tosmoriri, Hanle with No or limited network.
– No prepaid sim of other Indian regions doesn’t work here.Consider getting a Local prepaid SIM card or postpaid sim from your home town for more flexibility. Prepaid sim can usually recharge with a specific amount as needed.
– Internet connectivity is generally better in Leh compared to more remote areas. Cybercafes and hotels with Wi-Fi are common in Leh. Less in Nubra, and Least in Pangong, Tsomoriri.
– While Leh has ATMs, it’s crucial to carry a significant amount of Indian currency in cash. Many establishments, especially in remote areas, may not accept cards due to limited connectivity.
– Exchange your currency to Indian Rupees before arriving in Ladakh. Leh has a few authorised currency exchange services but the availability may vary, and it’s prudent to be prepared.
– Inform your bank about your travel dates and destination to prevent any card-related disruptions. Some banks impose restrictions on card usage in specific regions.
– While INR is the primary currency, carrying a small amount of US dollars or Euros can be useful in emergencies or situations where certain guest house may accept it.
– Mobile Wallets like Paytm and Google pay are becoming more widely accepted in the main city of Leh or in places while you have network connectivity and your bank registered mobile number is working – though remember network connectivity in most of the remote places still remain sparse.
– For international travelers it is advised to download the app called Wise Money Transfer as it a convenient way to transfer money online – at least inside the main city of Leh where internet facility is fairly decent.
– Due to the ongoing global situation, it’s essential to check for any specific COVID-19 related travel restrictions or requirements imposed by the Indian government at time of your travel.
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BIKASH MAHAPATRO 02:11 18 Jan 20 I have went to Chadar trek , which was too amazing ,their service and care tiwards me was non other than a family... .They guide as their own , serve as like a family , and give tips as senior , which made my journey my dream successfull , with a least injury .Arnab da you rock....read more 
Deepika 03:05 21 Jul 19 All reviews are paid and fake. They ask their customer to write great things about them and in return promise to give... tshirts but that too they fail to giveHere's my review after doing chadar trek with Rockyfeet Arrangements were ok but biggest disappointment is it has been 8 months and still they haven't given the trek certificate. Guys choose your trek company wisely I am sure other companies provide trek completion certificate on the last day of trek and now regret choosing Rockyfeetread more 
Arani Mukhopadhyay 14:30 28 Jan 19 Considering our safari trip to be the first of it's kind from Rockyfeet, I must say Titash had led us through an... amazing journey!! He had minutely taken care of every bits n pieces of our puzzle starting from accommodation to safari bookings! Furthermore the selection of resorts and their hospitality had been to the T! Kudos RockyFeet!! Had been wishing long for a trip with you guys and finally it paid off and how!! Looking forward to more amazing experiences!!read more 
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