Ladakh Tour Package with Mig La Pass (8 Nights 9 Days)

Leh Ladakh Tour Package with Mig La pass (8 Nights 9 Days) Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival in Leh
Meal: dinner
After arrival at Leh Airport, you would be transferred to hotel. 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: Sham Valley Tour
Meal: breakfast and dinner
Today after breakfast visit Hall of Fame, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Spituk Gompa, Magnetic Hill & Sangam View point where Indus & Zanskar river meet (confluence). Later visit Leh Palace and enjoy a sunset at Shanti Stupa. Night stay in Leh.

Day 03: Leh – Khardungla Pass – Nubra Valley
Meal: breakfast and dinner
Today after an early breakfast, proceed to Nubra Valley. Enroute visit Khardung-la-pass, one of the highest motorable roads in the world at 17,580ft. 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/Camps at Hunder or Diskit or Sumur. In the evening, enjoy the Camel ride on sand dunes of Hunder. Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel/Camp.

Day 04: Nubra Valley – Pangong
Meal: breakfast and dinner
After breakfast, check out from the camp/hotel & drive to Pangong Lake, east to the Leh via Shyok. You will pass through Shyok, Durbuk and Tangtse villages in the Changthang region of Ladakh. Pangong Tso is perhaps one of the most amazing lakes in Asia which changes its colour 4 – 5 times a day. At evening enjoy the breathtaking view of Pangong Lake. Overnight at the Hotel/Camp/Cottage near Pangong Lake.

Day 05: Pangong Lake – Hanle
Meal: breakfast and dinner
Today after breakfast, check out from the Hotel/Cottage/Camp & proceed to Hanle via Man, Merak, Chushul, Rezang La, and Tsaga-la. Hanle, close to China border, is famous for India’s highest Astronomical Observatory which is fully automated and operated from Bangalore. Tourists can visit the observatory where local engineers, if available, brief you about its functioning. The road to Hanle passes through beautiful plain plateau. Hanle and surrounding villages are mostly situated at high altitude rain-shadow plains with almost no rains. The 17^th century Hanle monastery is another attraction. Most of the tourists visit Hanle for stargazing. Hanle is also the base to Umling La pass, Mig la pass, Demchok, Chumar and Fukche. You will spend at night at hotel/cottage/guesthouse at Hanle.

Day 06: Hanle – Mig La – Hanle
Meal: breakfast and dinner
This is the day full of adventurous drive to the world’s highest motorable pass – Mig La pass at staggering altitude of 19,400-foot from sea level. Generally, trained mountaineers/climbers gain this altitude in Himalayas after technical climbing. This record making road passing through this altitude has become a tourist attraction. Newly built Likaru – Mig La – Fukche road takes tourists to Fukche, which is just 2.5km from LAC. If allowed, tourists can visit Fukche where Indian Army has set up an Advanced Landig Ground for its aircrafts. Spend some time at the pass, take photographs and return back to Hanle. Overnight at Hanle.

Day 07: Hanle – Tso Moriri
Meal: breakfast and dinner
Today we shall move to beautiful Tso Moriri Lake via Nyoma and Mahe bridge. Situated at an altitude of 4,522 meters (14,836 ft), the lake is 19km long, 3km wide and has maximum depth of 105m. The lake is a Ramsar wetland, a home to dozens of species of migratory words. Visit Korzok monastery on top of village and have walk along the bank of the lake. The lake gets freeze in the winter months. The residents walk over the frozen lake along with their cattle in winters. Walk along the lakeside in the evening time. Don’t miss the mesmerizing view of sunset and sunrise. Tso Moriri is a perfect place for stargazing. Compared to Pangong Tso, which is visited by almost all the tourists coming to Ladakh, a very few tourists visit Tso Moriri. Overnight in the hotel/camps/guest house at Korzok village near the Lake.

Day 08: Tso Moriri- Leh
Meal: breakfast and dinner
Today after breakfast check out of the Hotel/Camp/Guesthouse and proceed towards Leh enroute Mahe Bridge and Chumathang hot water springs. If time permits, you may visit Thiksey Monastery and Shey while coming to Leh. Overnight at the hotel in Leh.

Day 09: Airport Drop
Meal: breakfast
After breakfast, you will get your drop at Leh airport to catch your flight back home according to your convenience (2 hours before departure). Your memorable tour to the Land Of High Passes and the Land of Buddha concludes here.

You can ask us to include Umling La pass to your trip or Puga, Tsokar, Taglang La pass by paying extra.

Included in Mig La Pass Package

Hotel accommodation for 08 nights

08 breakfasts and 08 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 Leh Ladakh Tour with High Altitude Passes

A trip to Leh Ladakh is one of the most thrilling travel experiences in India, offering breathtaking landscapes, serene monasteries, and adventurous high-altitude roads. However, since most parts of Ladakh — including its famous mountain passes like Khardung La, Chang La, Tanglang La, Umling La, and Mig La — are located above 17,000 feet, travelers must take necessary precautions to ensure safety and comfort.

Here are the essential precautions and tips for Leh Ladakh travel — especially while crossing high-altitude passes:

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🧭 1. Acclimatize Properly

• Spend at least 48 hours in Leh before visiting higher-altitude areas than Leh.

• Avoid overexertion on the first two days — take it slow and let your body adapt to reduced oxygen levels.

• Drink plenty of water (3–4 liters daily) and avoid alcohol or smoking during the initial days.

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💊 2. Prevent High Altitude Sickness (AMS)

• Symptoms: Headache, dizziness, shortness of breath, nausea, and fatigue.

• Medication: Consult your doctor about Diamox (Acetazolamide) — take it before arrival in Leh if recommended and continue taking it for 1-2 days.

• Natural Remedies: Garlic soup, ginger tea, and staying hydrated help manage mild symptoms.

• In Severe Cases: Descend to a lower altitude immediately and seek medical help.

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🚙 3. Be Prepared for Long, Tough Drives

• Mountain passes are often remote, with limited facilities. Carry snacks, energy bars, dry fruits, and enough water.

• Ensure your vehicle is well-maintained, with extra fuel, tire pressure checked, and emergency tools ready.

• Keep anti-skid chains during winters when roads are icy.

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🧥 4. Dress in Layers

• Temperatures can fluctuate rapidly — it can be warm in Leh but freezing cold at high passes.

• Carry thermal inners, fleece jackets, windproof outer layers, gloves, woolen caps, and warm socks.

• Sunglasses and sunscreen are essential — the sun’s UV rays are stronger at high altitudes.

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📱 5. Stay Connected — Smartly

• Only postpaid mobile networks work in Ladakh. Jio, Airtel and BSNL have the widest coverage.

• Many high passes and isolated areas have no network at all, so inform family about your itinerary in advance.

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💳 6. Carry Cash

• ATMs are available in Leh town but may often run out of cash.

• Most remote regions like Pangong, Tso Moriri, and Nubra do not accept digital payments, so carry adequate cash for fuel, food, and accommodation.

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🍽️ 7. Eat Light and Healthy

• Avoid overeating at high altitudes — your digestion slows down.

• Prefer soups, porridge, light curries, and hot drinks instead of heavy fried food.

• Avoid alcohol and smoking as they dehydrate the body and worsen AMS.

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🏨 8. Choose Reliable Accommodation

• Always opt for heated hotels, guesthouses, or homestays in winter.

• Pre-book accommodation through reputed local tour operators like Discover Leh Ladakh to avoid last-minute issues.

• In remote regions, electricity and hot water may be limited — be prepared for basic amenities.

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🧘 9. Take Care of Your Health

• Avoid sudden physical activity or running at high altitudes.

• Keep basic medicines for headache, stomach upset, fever, motion sickness, and cold.

• Carry oxygen cylinder if you’re traveling to very high passes or have breathing issues.

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🚫 10. Respect Local Culture and Environment

• Leh Ladakh is home to Buddhist monasteries and eco-sensitive zones. Dress modestly and maintain silence inside monasteries.

• Avoid littering — carry your trash back to Leh or use designated bins.

• Refrain from disturbing wildlife or plucking plants.

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📸 11. Photography at High Passes

• High-altitude passes like Mig La and Khardung La offer stunning photo opportunities.

• Don’t spend more than 10–15 minutes at the top, as oxygen levels are extremely low.

• Keep your camera battery warm in your pocket — cold weather drains it faster.

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🧳 12. Travel Essentials Checklist

✅ Valid Photo ID (Aadhaar, Passport, Voter ID or Driving License)
✅ Inner Line Permit (ILP)
✅ Warm clothing, gloves, socks, and cap
✅ Sunscreen (SPF 50+), lip balm, sunglasses
✅ Water bottles
✅ Power bank
✅ Basic medicines and first-aid kit

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❄️ 13. Be Ready for Weather Delays

• Sudden snow or rain can block mountain passes like Khardung La, or Mig La.

• Keep a buffer day or two in your travel itinerary to avoid missing flights or connections if travelling in winter.

• Always check the road status from the Border Roads Organization (BRO) or your travel agency before departure.

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🕉️ 14. Travel with Responsible Local Operators

• Choose experienced and government-registered travel agencies who understand Ladakh’s terrain and climate.

• Local drivers are well-trained for mountain roads and can guide you safely through narrow passes and icy stretches.

• Tour operators like Discover Leh Ladakh provide 24×7 support, ensuring safety, comfort, and authentic local experiences.

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Traveling through Ladakh’s high-altitude passes is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure — filled with thrill, serenity, and natural beauty. However, the key to an unforgettable and safe journey lies in preparation, patience, and respect for nature.

So, plan wisely, stay hydrated, acclimatize properly, and trust local expertise.
The mountains will reward you with experiences beyond imagination.

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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.