Apricot Blossom Tour Package in Leh Ladakh

Apricot Blossom Tour Package to Leh Ladakh (7 Nights 8 Days)

Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival in Leh
Meal: dinner
After arrival at Leh Airport, you would be transferred to hotel for check-in. Today have rest, keep yourself hydrated, and give time to your body for acclimatisation to adapt to the high altitude of Ladakh. If feeling well, you can walk a little near your hotel in the evening time. Overnight at hotel in Leh.

Day 02: Leh – Aryan Valley
Meal: breakfast and dinner
After breakfast, visit Hall of Fame, Kali Mata (Temple of Guardians in Spituk monastery), Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Magnetic Hill, Sangam (confluence of Indus and Zanskar rivers). Visit Dah, Hanu, Garkone, and Darchik villages. Dinner and overnight stay in Aryan valley.

Day 03: Aryan Valley – Alchi-– Leh
Meal: breakfast and dinner
Today after breakfast, proceed towards Leh, enroute visiting the 11th century Alchi Choskor, oldest surviving monastic heritage of Ladakh- a UNESCO listed heritage site. Then visit beautiful Likir monastery. Return back to Leh and visit Leh Palace and Shanti Stupa. Dinner and overnight stay in hotel in Leh.

Day 04: Leh – Khardungla Top – Nubra Valley
Meal: breakfast and dinner
Today after an early breakfast, proceed to Nubra Valley. Enroute visit Khardung-la-pass, the second highest motorable road in the world at 17,580ft and Diskit Monastery. Nubra Valley is popularly known as Ldorma or the valley of flowers. It is situated to the north of Ladakh between the Karakoram and Ladakh ranges of the Himalayas. Visit Diskit monastery and 100-foot high Maitreya Buddha statue at Diskit and continue your journey to Hunder. Check in at Hotel/Cottage/Camps. In the evening, enjoy the Camel ride on sand dunes. Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel/Camp/Cottage in Nubra.

Day 05: Hunder-Turtuk – Hunder (Nubra)
Meal: breakfast and dinner
Today after breakfast, enjoy an excursion to Turtuk. The name Turtuk is a Turkish word which was exposed by two Turkish namely “Chuli and Yangdrung” who wandered and came to this place and settled here. Today their generations ably back here as so-called race of Chulipa and Yangdrungpa in Turtuk. Turtuk being the mainstream of Balti culture of Baltistan lies on the historic trade routes between Skardu, Yarkand “East Turkistan aka Xijian”, Leh and Srinagar are restored the line of control had bisected the Himalayan silk route. After visiting Turtuk, we shall come back to Hunder for night stay.

Day 06: Nubra Valley – Pangong
Meal: breakfast and dinner
After breakfast, check out from the hotel/camp & we shall proceed to Pangong Lake, east to the Leh via Shyok. We will drive through Durbuk and Tangtse villages in the Changthang region of Ladakh. This is perhaps one of the most amazing lakes in Asia which changes its color 4 – 5 times a day. At evening enjoy the breathtaking view of Pangong Lake. Overnight at the Hotel/Cottage/Camp at Pangong Lake.

Day 07: Pangong Lake – Leh
Meal: breakfast and dinner
Today after breakfast, check out from the hotel/cottage/camp & proceed to Leh via Changla Pass (17500ft). Also visit Thiksey Monastery and Shey while coming to Leh. Overnight at the Hotel in Leh.

Day 08: Depart Leh
Meal: breakfast
After Breakfast, check out from the Hotel & you would be transferred to Leh Airport to catch flight to Delhi. Your memorable tour to the Land of High Mountain Passes concludes here.

You can ask us to include Hanle, Umling La pass, Tso Moriri, Kargil, Drass, and Siachen Base Camp to your trip by paying extra.

Included in Apricot Blossom Trip Package

Hotel accommodation for 07 nights

07 times breakfasts and 07 times dinners (MAP meal plan)

Private taxi (Innova for upto 5 pax and Tempo Traveller for 6 or more pax) for all sightseeing as per itinerary. You can upgrade to other vehicle.

Leh Airport Pick-up ad Drop off

Inner Line Permit/ Protected Area Permit

Wildlife fee/Environment fee, Red Cross fee

24-hour guidance

Parking, toll, fuel, driver allowances

An experienced driver would work as a guide (You can hire a dedicated guide as well)

GST

No hidden charges

Not Included in Package

Lunch, beverages and meal other than the meal plan

Flight/rail tickets

Laundry, tip, shopping expenses

Monument/museum entry fee

All that is not included in the “Included in package” column

🌸 Precautions and Tips for Apricot Blossom Tour in Leh Ladakh

The apricot blossom season is one of the most beautiful times to visit Ladakh, when villages turn pink and white with blooming trees. However, since it falls in early spring, conditions can still be cold and unpredictable. Proper preparation will ensure a smooth and memorable journey.

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🏔 1. Acclimatization Is a Must

Leh is located at around 11,500 ft above sea level, so your body needs time to adjust.

• Rest for at least 24 hours after arrival in Leh
• Avoid heavy physical activity on the first day
• Stay hydrated and eat light meals
• Do not rush to higher altitude areas immediately

👉 Proper acclimatization helps prevent Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).

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🌡 2. Be Prepared for Cold Weather

Even though it’s spring, Ladakh can still be quite cold.

• Day temperature: 10°C to 18°C
• Night temperature: Can drop below 0°C

Carry:

• Warm jackets (down or fleece)
• Thermals
• Gloves, woollen cap, and socks

👉 Villages like Turtuk and Dha-Hanu may feel colder in mornings and evenings.

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🌸 3. Plan According to Bloom Timing

Apricot blossoms are short-lived and depend on weather.

• Best time: Late March to April
• Bloom starts in lower altitude villages first
• Higher regions bloom slightly later

👉 Start your trip from:

• Aryan Valley (early bloom)
• Then move to Sham Valley and Leh surroundings

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☀️ 4. Protect Yourself from Strong Sunlight

At high altitude, UV rays are intense.

Carry:

• Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
• Sunglasses (UV protection)
• Lip balm
• Hat or cap

👉 Even in cool weather, sunburn is very common.

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💧 5. Stay Hydrated and Eat Light

Dry air and altitude can cause dehydration.

• Drink plenty of water
• Avoid alcohol and smoking initially
• Eat light, nutritious food

Carry:

• ORS or electrolyte drinks
• Dry fruits and snacks

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📵 6. Limited Network and Internet Connectivity

Connectivity in Ladakh is still limited.

• Only postpaid SIM cards work reliably
• Best networks: BSNL, Airtel, Jio
• No network in many remote blossom villages

👉 Inform your family in advance about limited connectivity.

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🚗 7. Road Conditions and Transport

During early spring:

• Some roads may still be partially affected by snow
• High passes like Khardung La may be cold and windy

Tips:

• Hire experienced local drivers
• Avoid night travel
• Keep buffer days in your itinerary

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🏡 8. Expect Basic Facilities in Villages

Apricot blossom spots are mostly rural villages.

• Limited hotels and luxury stays
• Homestays are common
• Basic amenities (especially in remote areas)

👉 Enjoy the authentic village experience rather than expecting luxury.

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🆔 9. Carry Valid ID and Permits

You may need permits for some areas.

Carry:

• Aadhaar / Passport / Driving License
• Multiple photocopies

👉 Required especially for:

• Nubra Valley
• Pangong Lake

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💊 10. Carry Basic Medicines

Always carry:

• Medicines for headache, cold, and fever
• Anti-vomiting tablets
• Personal medication

Some travelers take Diamox (after consulting a doctor) for altitude sickness.

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💰 11. Carry Enough Cash

• ATMs are limited in Leh
• Many villages have no digital payment options

👉 Carry sufficient cash for:

• Homestays
• Local shopping
• Food and transport

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📷 12. Photography Tips for Blossom Season

Apricot blossom is a photographer’s paradise.

• Best time: Early morning and sunset
• Capture contrast of blossoms with mountains
• Respect local privacy before clicking people

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🙏 13. Respect Local Culture

Ladakh has a rich cultural mix of Buddhist and Muslim communities.

• Dress modestly in villages
• Ask before entering homes or farms
• Do not pluck flowers without permission

👉 Especially in culturally unique regions like Dha-Hanu.

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🌍 14. Travel Responsibly

• Avoid littering
• Use reusable bottles
• Respect nature and fragile ecosystem

👉 Ladakh is an ecologically sensitive region.

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✈️ 15. Keep Flexible Travel Plans

Weather in Ladakh can change suddenly.

• Flights may get delayed
• Roads may temporarily close

👉 Always keep:

• 1–2 buffer days
• Flexible bookings

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🌸 Enjoy Pink

An apricot blossom tour in Leh Ladakh is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, combining natural beauty with rich local culture. With proper preparation, awareness, and respect for the environment, your journey will be safe, comfortable, and truly unforgettable.

Enjoy the blooming valleys, warm hospitality, and peaceful landscapes—Ladakh in spring is nothing short of magical ✨

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SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR TOURISTS VISITING LADAKH

Ladakh is a very safe, welcoming, and tourist-friendly destination. The locals are warm and cheerful, and visitors generally feel at ease. However, a few preparations can make your trip even smoother, more comfortable, and truly memorable:

• Mobile Connectivity: Only post-paid mobile connections work in Leh–Ladakh, with BSNL, Airtel, and Jio being the most reliable. Network coverage is limited in many areas, so inform your family in advance not to worry if they are unable to contact you.

• Cellular Network Availability: BSNL offers the widest coverage, though it can still be patchy. Airtel and Jio signals are available in major areas, but don’t expect widespread connectivity. Jio is spreading its network in most places.

• Internet Access: High-speed internet is rare in many parts of Ladakh. Connections are usually slow and sometimes unavailable, especially in remote areas. Jio has the best internet.

• Clothing: Even in summer, temperatures in Ladakh can dip to around 5°C at night or early morning. Always carry a pair of warm woolens (not too heavy) to stay comfortable. In winter (late October to April), wear heavy woollens in layers.

• Sun Protection: The sun in Ladakh is intense due to the high altitude. Carry sunscreen, sunglasses, and a cap to protect yourself from sunburn and direct rays.

• Valid Photo ID: Keep a government-issued photo ID handy. Driving License, Passport, Voter ID, or Aadhaar Card are all valid and may be required at checkpoints.

• Health Precautions: While traveling through mountains, stay hydrated and eat light, healthy meals to avoid altitude sickness and dizziness caused by low air pressure, curvy roads, and dry air.

• Basic Medicines: Carry essential medicines for headache, stomach upset, and nausea etc. Tablets to prevent vomiting are also recommended.

• Altitude Medication: Some travelers take Diamox to help with acclimatization. It is usually taken two times a day, starting from 02 days before arrival in Leh, and continue to take for next 02 days in Leh. This is optional—adequate rest and plenty of water after arrival can also help your body adjust naturally.

• Cash & ATMs: Leh has a few ATMs, but they often face long queues, connectivity issues, or run out of cash during peak tourist season. Carrying sufficient cash is strongly recommended.

• Respect Local Culture: Ladakh is home to both Buddhist and Muslim communities, who live in harmony and treat tourists with warmth and respect. Visitors are expected to be equally respectful towards local traditions, customs, and religious sites.