27th June - 4th July, 2026
Women's Only Excursion
A Journey Through Ancient Monasteries, Remote Villages And The Dramatic Landscapes Of The Himalayas
Let’s Secure the Best Fare
For travellers flying from Mumbai, we recommend the morning Indigo flight to Leh.
June and July are popular months for Ladakh so we recommend booking flights early for lower fares.
We strongly recommend:
- Blocking seats early
- Booking as a group for better pricing
- Locking this departure at the earliest
The earlier we confirm, the better the fare and the smoother the journey.
Inclusions
Accommodation for 7 nights in carefully selected hotels and camps as per the itinerary
Stay in twin / triple sharing rooms
MAP meal plan – Daily breakfast and dinner at the hotels/camps
A Xylo vehicle for all transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary
- River Rafting
- All Monument Fees
One airport transfer in Leh
Inner Line Permits required for visiting Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake and Turtuk
Oxygen cylinder available in the vehicle from Day 2 onwards for altitude safety
All driver allowances, fuel charges and parking fees
INR 66000 per person on twin sharing
INR 86000 per person on single occupancy
Day wise Itinerary
Day 1 - 27th June
Day 1 – Arrival in Leh
Arrive at Leh airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is kept free for acclimatization to the altitude. Light activity such as a short walk in Leh market in the evening is possible. Overnight stay in Leh.
Day 2 — 28th June
Day 2 – Leh to Sham Valley | Zanskar River Rafting | Ule
After breakfast, drive towards Sham Valley. En route stop at the Indus–Zanskar confluence near Nimoo.
Enjoy a river rafting on the Zanskar River (Chilling to Nimoo stretch), which offers dramatic canyon landscapes and is one of the most scenic rafting routes in Ladakh.
Continue towards the Alchi Monastery which is one of the oldest in Ladakh famous for its Kashmiri style murals. This is very different from the other monasteries in Ladakh. Then proceed to Ule Ethnic Resort and check into your huts. Spend the evening enjoying the quiet beauty of the valley. Overnight stay in Ule.
Day 3 — 29th June
Day 3 – Tar Village Experience | Hall of Fame | Leh
After breakfast, drive to Tar Village. From here enjoy a short 40-minute trek through the village landscape and experience lunch with a local Ladakhi family, giving a glimpse into rural life.
Later drive back to Leh. On the way stop at the Hall of Fame Museum, a memorial maintained by the Indian Army dedicated to soldiers who served in the region. Overnight stay in Leh.
Day 4 — 30th June
Day 4 – Leh to Turtuk (Border Village)
After breakfast drive towards Nubra Valley via Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable roads in the world.
Continue onward to Turtuk, a charming Balti village close to the Indo-Pakistan border. Explore the narrow lanes, traditional houses, and apricot orchards. Overnight stay in Turtuk.
Day 5 — 1st July
Day 5 – Turtuk to Hunder | Diskit Monastery
After breakfast, drive towards Hunder in Nubra Valley.
En route visit Diskit Monastery, the oldest monastery in Nubra Valley, known for its impressive giant Maitreya Buddha statue overlooking the valley.
Later reach Hunder, famous for its sand dunes and Bactrian double-humped camels. Optional camel rides are available in the evening. Overnight stay in Hunder.
Day 6 — 2nd July
Day 6 – Hunder to Pangong Lake
After breakfast drive from Nubra Valley towards the spectacular Pangong Lake, crossing high mountain passes and remote landscapes.
Arrive at Pangong and spend the evening by the lake watching the changing colours of the water against the Himalayan backdrop. Overnight stay near Pangong Lake.
Day 7 — 3rd July
Day 7 – Pangong Lake to Leh | Thiksey Monastery | Shanti Stupa
After breakfast drive back to Leh.
On the way visit Thiksey Monastery, one of the most beautiful monasteries in Ladakh, known for its impressive architecture and large Maitreya Buddha statue.
In the evening visit Shanti Stupa, which offers panoramic views over Leh town and the surrounding mountains, especially beautiful at sunset. Overnight stay in Leh.
Day 8 — 4th July
Day 8 – Departure from Leh
After breakfast transfer to Leh airport for your onward journey.
Weather in June & July
What to Pack
- Light layers
- A light jacket or cardigan for evenings
- Comfortable walking shoes (you’ll walk a lot)
- Compact umbrella or light rain jacket
- Scarf (great for layering + temple visits)
- Universal travel adapter
- Small day backpack
Good To Know Before You Go
- Altitude & Acclimatization
- Leh is located at an altitude of approximately 3,500 metres (11,500 ft). It is important to take it easy on the first day and allow your body time to acclimatize. Avoid strenuous activity and drink plenty of water.
- Stay Hydrated
The high-altitude air is very dry. Drinking water regularly helps prevent headaches and fatigue. - Pace Yourself
Walk slowly, avoid running or climbing stairs too quickly, especially on the first couple of days. - Sun Protection
The sun is strong in Ladakh due to the altitude. Carry sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat to protect yourself from the sun. - Layered Clothing
Even in summer months like June and July, temperatures can vary widely. Days are pleasant but evenings and nights can be chilly, especially near Pangong Lake. Carry light woollens and a windproof jacket. - Connectivity
Mobile networks in Ladakh are limited. Postpaid connections (Airtel, Jio, BSNL) work best. Prepaid SIM cards from outside Ladakh generally do not work. - Cash Availability
ATMs are available in Leh but limited in remote areas like Nubra and Pangong. It is advisable to carry some cash for small purchases and personal expenses. - Respect Local Culture
Ladakh has a deeply spiritual Buddhist culture. When visiting monasteries or villages, dress modestly and respect local customs. - Weather & Roads
Mountain travel is subject to weather and road conditions. Occasional changes in the itinerary may occur due to safety or road closures.