Ladakh is a different world from the Kashmir valley: high desert, ancient monasteries and some of the highest motorable passes on earth.
Every package below includes hotels and camps, breakfast and dinner, a private vehicle with an experienced mountain driver and inner-line permits where needed.
They start from ₹32,999 per person. Here are the current starting prices:
| Kashmir package | Duration | Price per person (from) |
|---|---|---|
| Srinagar Kargil Leh Tour Package | 6 Nights 7 Days | ₹32,999 |
| Leh Ladakh Tour Package | 6 Nights 7 Days | ₹36,999 |
| Srinagar to Ladakh Tour | 9 Nights 10 Days | ₹41,999 |
| Kashmir Travel Packages with Ladakh | 11 Nights 12 Days | ₹46,099 |
Prices are per person on twin sharing, excluding flights unless stated. See our Kashmir trip cost guide for what else to budget for.
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From about June to September, when the Zoji La and the high passes to Nubra and Pangong are open.
June and September are quieter; July and August are warmest but busier. Always keep a buffer day for road closures.
Travel by road from Srinagar so you climb gradually, or rest fully on your first day if you fly into Leh.
Drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol for the first two days and tell your driver at once if you feel unwell.
Go by road if you have a week or more and want the scenery: the drive over Zoji La, the Drass War Memorial and the moonland of Lamayuru are highlights in themselves, and climbing gradually helps you adjust to the altitude.
Fly to Leh if you are short of time. You save two days of driving, but you must rest fully on the first day, because Leh sits at about 3,500 m.
Our road trips from Srinagar to Leh start at about ₹33,000 per person for six nights, and the longer route with Gulmarg, Nubra and Pangong costs about ₹42,000.
Prices include hotels, camps in Nubra and at Pangong, breakfast and dinner, a private vehicle with an experienced mountain driver and inner-line permits. Flights out of Leh are extra.
Warm layers even in July, because nights at Pangong drop below freezing, plus a windproof jacket, sunglasses, a high-SPF sunscreen and lip balm.
Carry basic medicines, a refillable water bottle and some cash, since ATMs are few outside Leh.
Yes, Indian visitors need an inner-line permit for Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake. We arrange it for you as part of the package.
Official information: J&K Department of Tourism
