Detailed Itinerary :-

Leh Ladak

Day-1

Riwang Residency | Hill-view Rooms

Just 15 minutes drive from Leh airport, located in the center of Leh city, high above the main township, nestling amidst of evergreen tress in serene environs, is Leh landmark of luxury Hotel Riwang Residency. Enjoy the magnificent view of snow-covered peaks and gaze out to the splendid Stok Kangri.Riwang Residency | Hill-view Rooms is a reasonable option for travellers looking out for homestay in Leh. It is located in Upper Tukcha Road. A popular transit point from the homestay is Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (4.4 kms). The Homestay is in proximity to some popular tourist attractions and other places of interest in Leh. Some of the tourist attractions include and General Zorawar Fort (2.9 kms). From all the Budget hotels in Leh, Riwang Residency | Hill-view Rooms is very much popular among the tourists. A smooth check-in/check-out process, flexible policies and friendly management garner great customer satisfaction for this property. The Homestay has standard Check-In time as 12:00 PM and Check-Out time as 11:00 AM.

Day- 2 

 Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame is a museum erected by the Indian Army in remembrance of the sacrifices made by the brave Indian soldiers while defending their motherland in the Indo-Pak wars. Stationed on the Leh-Kargil Road, the museum is about 4 km from the city of Leh. Here on display are weapons used in the Kargil War and apparel and amenities used by the Indian Army in the Siachen Glacier. Also, there's a projection room that runs a documentary on 'Operation Vijay.' Also, there is a section which provides you with the insights of Ladakhi history and culture.

 Spituk Monastery

About 18 kilometers from Leh, Spituk Monastery a prominent Gelugpa monastery, located on a hilltop near Indus river on Srinagar road. Founded in the 11th century, the monastery features an idol of Lord Buddha, thangka paintings, weapons, ancient masks, and antique arms. Higher up the hill is the Mahakal Temple, containing the shrine of Vajrabhairava whose face is unveiled only at the annual festival in January. As the monastery is constructed in a series of tiers with courtyards and steps, visitors are recommended to wear comfortable shoes.

Magnetic Hill

Situated around 30km from Leh on the Leh-Kargil-Baltic National Highway, Magnetic Hill is known for its phenomenon of the mountains pulling vehicles downhill. At an altitude of 13000 feet, the hill is a visual delight. To the east, flows the Sindhu River, making the surroundings, a picture perfect moment. Indus and Zanskar rivers flow in close proximity, only to meet at Nimmu Valley. It is a serene and peaceful sight. Car itineraries usually do not include an extended stop here, therefore keep a lookout while you pass by this attraction

 Gurudwara Pathar Sahib

Located at an altitude of 12000 ft., Gurdwara Pathar Sahib was constructed in the memory of Guru Nanak. It is situated about 25 miles away from Leh, on the Leh-Kargil road, near the Magnetic Hills. According to locals, during Guru Nanak's visit to Leh, a demon used the boulder (the presiding deity of the gurudwara) to kill him, while he was sitting in meditation. The stone later softened like warm wax and came to a halt against Guru Nanak’s back. Even today, one can see the imprints of Guru Nanak’s body and the footprint of the demon on the boulder. Tea and snacks are available inside the premises.

 Sangam Point

Situated around 30 km from Leh on the Leh-Kargil-Baltic National Highway, Magnetic Hill is known for its phenomenon of the mountains pulling vehicles downhill. At an altitude of 13000 feet, the hill is a visual delight. To the east flows the Sindhu River, making the surroundings a picture perfect moment. Indus and Zanskar rivers flow in close proximity, only to meet at Nimmu Valley. It is a serene and peaceful sight.

Day-3

 Leh Palace

Constructed during the 17th century by the royal Namgyal family, Leh Palace, located in Leh city, is a fine example of medieval Tibetan architecture. While it earlier served as the residence to the Namgyal dynasty, today the palace is the administrative office of the Archaeological Conservation Organization which is owned by the Indian Government. A Victory Tower, built in the memory of Ladakhi soldiers is a famous landmark here. From the palace, one could see spectacular views, making it popular amongst photographers. Comfortable shoes are advised as a fair amount of walking is involved.

 Shanti Stupa

Just five kilometers away from Leh, Shanti Stupa, built in 1991 by Japanese Buddhist Bhikshu, is a beautiful white-colored domed-shaped structure on a hilltop in Chanspa. A symbol of world peace and prosperity, it commemorates 2500 years of Buddhism. Around the stupa, there are various panels, depicting the life stories of Lord Buddha. From here, you could see a panaromic view. It is suggested to dress modestly while visiting the site. Also, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes to as tourists will have to climb a series of 500 steep steps.

 Khardung La Pass

Situated at an altitude of 18,379 feet, Khardung La is counted amongst the highest motorable passes in the world. Gateway to the remote Nubra and Shyok valleys, the mountain pass holds a strategic significance as supplies to the Siachen Glacier. Khardung La offers astonishing views and remains popular amongst travelers, especially adventure enthusiasts. Necessary precaution needs to be taken by all the travelers in general and people with breathing problems in particular.

Day-4

Cozy Ethnic Camp | Tents & Caretaker 

The Cozy Ethnic Camp is located in the heart of the hunder village. It was established by Mr. Stanzin in 2018. It is designed to meet the contemporary requirements of todays traveler. From tech-enabled spaces to inspired design, from affordable luxury to chic boutiques, from value-driven essentials to pampered indulgence, over 12 Camps spread in the wide camping ground.

 Hunder Dunes

Stark, beautiful and remote, the Hunder Village is an oasis in the middle of a cold desert in Nubra Valley. It has acquired fame for its desert landscape and its sand dunes. Adventure enthusiasts come here to ride on the Bactrian camels, walk along the desert and take-in breath-taking natural beauty

Day-5

 Diskit Monastery

Approximately 135 kilometers from Leh city, Diskit Monastery or Diskit Gompa is a 14th-century monastery which is considered as the oldest and largest Buddhist Monastery in the Nubra Valley region. Constructed in a Tibetan style, the monastery belongs to the Gelugpa order of Tibetan Buddhism. The monastery is home to beautiful murals and frescos, a 32 meter Maitreya Buddha statue overlooking the entire region, a huge drum and many images of fierce guardian deities. Standing on a hill above the floodplains of Shyok river, the gompa roof offers panoramic views of Nubra valley

 Diskit Monastery

Approximately 135 kilometers from Leh city, Diskit Monastery or Diskit Gompa is a 14th-century monastery which is considered as the oldest and largest Buddhist Monastery in the Nubra Valley region. Constructed in a Tibetan style, the monastery belongs to the Gelugpa order of Tibetan Buddhism. The monastery is home to beautiful murals and frescos, a 32 meter Maitreya Buddha statue overlooking the entire region, a huge drum and many images of fierce guardian deities. Standing on a hill above the floodplains of Shyok river, the gompa roof offers panoramic views of Nubra valley