Leh Ladakh Packages from Delhi

The climate in Leh Ladakh is from moderate temperatures in the summer and chilly temperatures in the winter. The average temperature of Leh, at 3,500 m height, reaches 25°C during the day in summer and -15°C at night in winter. Here's a look at the weather in Leh Ladakh by month so you can plan and book from Delhi to Leh Ladakh tour packages accordingly: 

April to June (Summer):

The famous apricot trees of Ladakh blossom in the spring, and the valleys come alive with stunning pink flowers. The blooming period is generally from March until the middle of April, but this varies depending on altitude. The weather is pleasant, with daytime temperatures ranging from 15 to 20 degrees Celsius. Snowfall is still possible in April, but only at higher elevations (above 4,000 or 4,500 m).

July to September (Monsoon):

Summer is the most popular tourist season in Ladakh, with average temperatures of roughly 25°C during the day and 10°C at night. It is peak tourist season in Ladakh from the beginning of July to the end of August, and the region is bustling with visitors.

October to November (Autumn):

The month of October is ideal for a trip to Ladakh. The temperatures in October are colder than in the summer but still comfortable, with daytime temperatures of around 15°C. Although November is more excellent, it is still a perfect time to travel. Temperatures are expected to stay warm, but snow flurries are possible.

Dec to March (Winter): 

Planning a Leh Ladakh trip from Delhi in the winter is not as absurd as it may appear. In Leh, January is the coldest month, with an average temperature of -3° C during the day and -15°C at night.  From mid-January to mid-March, the well-known Chadar trip on the ice-covered Zanskar river occurs. It is also when the snow leopard comes down to the valley in quest of food, making it a photographer's and wildlife enthusiast's dream.  

How to Reach Ladakh from Delhi?

By Air: Major cities and states in India are well connected with direct and indirect flights and there are daily direct flights. Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport is the main airport. When compared to the rocky 2-day road trip to Manali, this is a breeze. A one-way flight from Delhi to Leh costs around 8,000 dollars on average. However, there might be significant pricing differences. 

By Bike: It is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to travel; Ladakh by bike. The distance between Leh and Manali is 473 km, and travelling this distance takes two long days, with one night spent in Pang, Sarchu, or Jispa. Sarchu offers several camps, and Jispa's Hotel Ibex is a popular lodging option. The famous Leh-Manali highway is the most breathtaking route (compared to the Leh-Srinagar highway). It passes through a stunning landscape and crosses several high mountain passes, including the route's highest point, the Taglang La pass (5,328m). 

By Public transport (Jeep or Bus): If you choose to go by road for Leh Ladakh trip from Delhi, shared and private jeeps from Leh to Manali and Leh to Srinagar take two days and are the most comfortable alternative. Taking an HRTC or SRTC bus is another alternative; it is the cheapest and the slowest.

Places to Visit in Leh Ladakh 

Things to do in Leh Ladakh 

Camel Safari at Hundar:

The double-humped Bactrian Camels, formerly a crucial part of the caravans that travelled this old trade route, can be ridden at Hunder village in Nubra Valley. This is one best thing to do and so we make sure to add it to our Ladakh trip package from Delhi. 

Spine Chilling Mountain  Biking:

There are various mountain bike routes to select from in Leh and Ladakh, including 'Leh to Alchi,' 'Leh to Hemis,' and the Khardungla Pass,' all of which will send shivers down your spine just thinking about them. 

Tremendous Trekking Activity:

Ladakh is a wonderland for anyone looking for hiking paths to thrill and adventure. One of the main reasons travellers come to Leh Ladakh is because it offers a wide range of splendid trekking spots. Some include Chadar/Frozen River Trek (December-February), Markha Valley Trek, Stok Kangri Trek, Lamayuru to Chilling Trek, Snow Leopard Trek etc. 

Zanskar Valley River Rafting:

A flight over the Himalayas into Ladakh’s Trans-Himalayan territory begins the journey of the Zanskar River. The most exciting yet adventurous thing to do in Leh Ladakh is river rafting which can be done in between Padum and Nimo.  

Paragliding for Sky Lovers:

The feeling of flying in the sky is a dream of many who want to experience it once in their lifetime. Fulfil your dream of soaring high in the sky in Leh Ladakh by indulging in paragliding in the Khardung La range. The prices are standard and the view from the top of the sky is breathtaking. 

There are several things to do in Leh Ladakh, including history, culture, art, fine food, and good times. It offers you the ultimate adventure and travel as one of India's most renowned tourist attractions. After you've decided what to do in Leh Ladakh, put on some comfortable shoes because strolling is the best way to view the city. Are you unsure where to begin your journey? Get excellent offers on the Leh Ladakh package from Delhi by consulting with us.

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