| Plans | Trip Cost |
|---|---|
| Triple Sharing | ₹ 33,600/– pp incl. GST |
| Double Sharing | ₹ 42,000/– pp incl. GST |
| Single Occupancy | ₹ 50,400/– pp incl. GST |
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| Plans | Trip Cost |
|---|---|
| Triple Sharing | ₹ 33,600/– pp incl. GST |
| Double Sharing | ₹ 42,000/– pp incl. GST |
| Single Occupancy | ₹ 50,400/– pp incl. GST |
Leh Airport
Here is Tlow’s blueprint for a 7N/8D Leh Ladakh Family Road Trip that takes you through the Trans-Himalayan region of Leh-Ladakh, also known for its barren, rugged mountains. Beautiful monasteries and funny road captions. This Leh Ladakh Family Road Trip covers the Nubra Valley villages in depth, from acclimatizing and then to further exploring Hunder, Diskit, Turtuk, Panamik, Sumur, and Siachen Base Camp.
This Leh Ladakh Family Road Trip is curated for families who love to travel. With kids from 5-12 years old on this trip, you can travel to Leh Ladakh as a complete family or even as a solo mom or dad with your minis.
The weather in May is 15-25°C during the day, and at night it is 0°C to 10°C. Expect to meet people from around the world on this Leh Ladakh Family Road Trip. Even if you plan on enrolling as a solo parent with your minis, that’s not a problem at all; you will end up making friends with the other solo parent travellers & strangers along the journey.






















– Arrive at Leh airport by 11:00 AM
– Hop onto the car and drive to our Hotel in Leh
– Reach the Hotel by 11:20 HRS.
– Check into the Hotel
– Spend the rest of the evening exploring the town of Leh on foot.
– Post breakfast, leave for Leh sightseeing
– First visit Alchi and Likir monasteries.
– Drive along the Indus River and halt at the Indus-Zanskar River Sangam,
– Visit the Pathar Sahib Gurdwara, Magnetic Hill, Shanti Stupa & Leh Hall of Fame (museum of the Kargil War memorabilia)
– Rest of the evening at leisure.
– Post breakfast, leave by car to the villages of Diskit and Hunder in Nubra Valley.
– Stop at Khardung La, one of the highest motorable roads in the world, 18,380 ft.
– Lunch at Koksar, 10 km after crossing Khardung La.
– Drive to the Giant Maitreya Buddha statue located in the village of Diskit.
– Reach our homestay in Hunder by 15:00 HRS.
– Freshen up & leave for the sand dunes by 17:00 HRs.
– Return back to our homestay by 20:00.
– Stargaze all night as you. Watch the night sky.
– Post breakfast, leave by car to the village of Turtuk (80 km from Hunder)
– Lunch at Turtuk Village
– Explore the village of Turtuk (Before the 1970s, it was under Pakistan; after that, it is under the Indian government)
– Leave from Turtuk around 17:00 HRS
– Reach our homestay in Hunder by 20:00 HRS.
– Stargaze all night. Watch the night sky.
– Post breakfast, leave by car for Panamik (65km=2-3 hrs)
– Lunch along the way
– Explore the village of Sumur first. Visit the monastery and Yarab Tso Lake (15- 20 min uphill hike)
– Then head to Panamik (Hot Springs) and Siachen Base Camp
– Return to Hunder Homestay by 8 pm
– Rest of the evening at leisure
– After breakfast, pack up and head to the beautiful high-altitude Pangong Tso via the Shayok link road. (152 km = 4-5 hours)
– Reach Pangong Tso by lunch time.
– Check into our home stay/ Cabin Stay for the night.
– Spend the rest of the evening chilling near the beautiful Pangong Tso.
– Return to the home stay around dinner time.
– Drive to Leh Airport by 7:00 AM
Q. Where is Ladakh located?
-> Ladakh is a region administered by India as a Union territory.
Q. Is Ladakh safe?
-> Yes, Ladakh is an extremely safe place to travel to. Unlike the rest of J&K, Ladakh has not been affected by any kind of conflict till date.
Q. What about the Chinese issue?
-> The issues with China are an ongoing thing which is at the border where travellers are not allowed to go to. It’s the media that create a mountain out of a mole.
Q. Is it safe for children
Yes, Leh–Ladakh can be safe for children, especially school-age kids, if you plan carefully and prioritize acclimatization. It’s better suited for children above 5–6 years.
Q. Is there a cell phone network in Ladakh?
-> Yes, there is cell phone coverage in Ladakh. BSNL, Airtel, and Vodafone postpaid connections work. BSNL and Airtel are the best. Only postpaid connections work in Ladakh.
Q. Is there 4G/5G in Ladakh?
-> Ladakh has 4G/5G all over. May not work at Pangong Tso, Hanle.
Q. Do Airtel and Vodafone work in Pangong Tso, Nubra Valley, and Tso Moriri?
->Only BSNL has a cellular connection in these region,s and that too is very scratchy.
Q. Where will the driver meet for the Leh Ladakh Family Road Trip?
-> The driver, who will also act as a guide, will pick you up from Leh airport between 10:00-11:00 am.
Q. What kind of accommodation will be provided on the Leh Ladakh Family Road Trip?
-> We will be using homestays and guest houses all along the trip.
Q. Will the accommodation be clean?
-> Since no one in the world likes to keep their home untidy, it’s safe to say that every place we stay at will be clean and will give you a homely feel.
Q. Will we get a bed, blankets, and pillows on the Leh Ladakh Family Road Trip?
-> Yes, at every place we stay at, you’ll get a blanket, a pillow, and if not a bed, then surely a mattress to sleep on.
Q. Will we get hot water for a bath?
-> Every guest house and homestay we stay at will have geysers, so you’ll surely get to have a bath at least once a day.
Q. Will the rooms be based on the Leh Ladakh Family Road Trip?
-> Every Family will get one room.
Q. What food is included on the Leh Ladakh Family Road Trip?
-> Breakfast and dinner are included. Lunch is not. Since this is a backpacking road trip, we want to leave the eating for you to explore on your own. You’ll never go hungry in Ladakh.
Q. Do we need to carry food along on the Nubra Valley Road Trip?
-> Not needed. Every place we stay at will have either a cafe or a Ladakh family who will cook for us.
Q. What kind of food should we expect to get?
-> In Manali, Leh, and Srinagar, you’ll get everything from pizza to dosa. While in other regions, it’s the basic rajma dal (kidney beans) rice, pickle, mix vegetables, and rotis with some local chicken curry.
Q. How do I avoid altitude sickness?
-> The only way to avoid altitude sickness is to rest well, keep yourself hydrated and have plenty of water.
Q. What about motion sickness?
-> Consulting your local physician is the best for motion sickness.
Q. What about the oxygen level?
-> The oxygen is indeed very thin in Ladakh, but if you remember to keep yourself hydrated with small sips of water, it should not bother you.
Q. Is there a hospital in Leh-Ladakh?
-> Yes, every town and village in Ladakh has a health centre.
Q. Why do we need an ILP in Ladakh?
->Since Ladakh is a vast desert, the ILP is needed to help keep a track of travelers. So if lost, tracking the person will be a little easier.
Q. How do we get the ILP?
Our team at tlow, will get the ILP done once you submit the documents to them on the trip.
Q. What documents do I need to submit?
-> Two photocopies (Xerox) of your identification proof which has your residential address example: Aadhar card, driving license, passport.
Q. What will be our mode of transportation on the Leh Ladakh Family Road Trip?
Within Ladakh? An SUV/ 14 seater tempo traveller.
Q. Is this a biking trip?
-> No, this is not a biking trip but a road trip.
Q. What if we want to go biking?
-> You can hire a bike in Leh and ride around while in Ladakh. The tlow representative will guide you through the process.
Q. So, how does it all pan out?
-> Based on the number of bikers we suggest you’ll hire a couple of bikes and relay it all along the three-day journey around Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso and Leh town.
Q. What if there is a lockdown?
-> If the lockdown starts again, there won’t be any refund,s but you’ll get a change of date. You can come anytime when the world restarts or you feel it’s safe to travel again.
Q. What if I test positive for COVID-19?
-> If any traveller happens to test positive before the trip, we will offer wallet money in exchange for the amount paid. You can come anytime when the world restarts or you feel it’s safe to travel again.
TLOW, based on the Cancellation Date, shall withhold the following amounts stated in the table below from the Booking Amount or Trip Price as cancellation charges and refund the remainder to you. The refund shall be paid to you within 21 calendar days from the Cancellation Date.
Cancellation Date is: Cancellation charges
– Before forty (40) calendar days prior to the date of commencement of the Trip, 15% of the Trip Price
– On or after forty (40) calendar days but prior to thirty (30) calendar days from the day of commencement of the Trip, 30% of the Trip Price
– On or after thirty (30) calendar days but prior to twenty-five (25) calendar days from the day of commencement of the Trip, 50% of the Trip Price
– On or after twenty-five (25) calendar days but prior to twenty (20) calendar days from the day of commencement of the Trip, 75% of the Trip Price
– On or after twenty (20) calendar days but prior to fifteen (15) calendar days from the day of commencement of the Trip, 100% of the Trip Price
You may claim a refund only in case of a confirmed booking where you have paid the entire Booking Amount. Where there is part payment of the Booking Amount is made, the same shall be forfeited and there shall be no refund.
For more information on the cancellation & refund policy, please read our T&C.