Meet the Adventure Natio crew at the hotel after you get to Leh. Since you are not allowed to leave the hotel and instead should spend the day lounging about, today will be uneventful. You risk developing acute mountain sickness (AMS) if you fly straight to Leh from any Indian city. You travel from a plain city to a high-altitude location in hours. The oxygen level in Leh is very low due to the lack of flora. Hence, it is advised to spend at least one-day acclimating. Besides getting enough sleep, drinking at least three to four liters of water is crucial. Take the time to get to know the other travelers. Spend the night.

After breakfast, you will visit Magnetic Hill, Pathar Sahab Gurudwara, the Hall of Fame, the Monastery, Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace, and Sangam Confluence. In the evening, you can go to Leh Market. Stay the night in a hotel in Leh.

Following a very leisurely day in Leh, we resume our journey and begin riding across what is regarded as the world's highest motorable road in the direction of Nubra Valley. Khardung La (5359m). Up until the checkpoint next to South Pullu, the road leading to the pass is well-tarred and paved. After passing the checkpoint, the road becomes slushy, with loose boulders on one side. Since it is unsafe to spend a lot of time on top of the pass due to the high altitude and thin air, have yourself photographed as soon as you get to Khardung La and get on the road. After descending from the pass, we make a brief lunch stop before continuing on our way. We stop briefly to see the 32-meter-tall Maitreya Buddha statue at Diskit Monastery after riding for a few more hours. The sight of the double-hump Bactrian camels grazing and the white sand dunes will greet us as we enter the valley. Spend the night at the campsite or motel.

Following breakfast, we begin our journey to Pangong Lake, Ladakh's most photographed location. As we travel through Shyok on a much less-traveled road, the trip should be very intriguing, even if we won't be crossing any high passes today. The majority of our journey will take us through the villages of Agham, Shyok, Durbuk, and Tangste, as well as along the stunning Shyok River. Being careful is crucial because the route is still slushy and has several thrilling water crossings and rough terrain. The final portion of the journey will be along the lake after crossing Durbuk. The lake makes a lasting impression on guests from the moment they first see it. Take a picture of yourself and simply take in the wonder of this glistening blue lake. Spend the night in tents.

We begin our journey towards Hanle after breakfast, and we will have a terrific time riding alongside the stunning Pangong Lake. After passing through Merek Village, Chushul will continue on this path until we reach Loma Bridge, where we shall turn to Hanle. It is well-known for having the tallest astronomical observatory in the world. Only domestic travelers with permits are allowed to enter Hits, one of Ladakh's restricted regions. Check-in at your guest house.Due to the distance, hotels are not accessible, therefore check into your guest house for the duration of your visit. Go to Hanle Guest House for the night.

At 19,300 feet, we will be traveling to the highest motorable pass in the world today. Prepare yourself for the ride's most thrilling day. Following breakfast, we will begin our journey up Umling La, a recently opened pass that is 19300 feet high and the highest in the world—even higher than Khardung La. Due to the rural location, there are no hotels accessible for overnight stays at the guest house.

Check out and take a journey to Leh after breakfast. For the final portion of the journey, we will begin our day. arrival in the evening at Leh. Spend the night in Leh.

Morning Breakfast at Hotel Then drive Leh airport, Leave Leh with the wonderful recollections of our journey.