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Enchanting Ladakh Special Pac

  • 7 nights / 8 days
  • Price: On Request
  • Ladakh
Enchanting Ladakh Special Pac – Kashmir holiday package
  • Accommodation
  • Transportation
  • Package - Budget
  • Sightseeing

Day-by-day itinerary

  1. Day 1Arrival in Leh

    You will be met by one of our representatives at the Leh airport (on your own arrival) and driven to the hotel for check-in. Spend the day in the hotel relaxing and adjusting to the environment. Leh overnight stay

  2. Day 2Leh (Local Sightseeing) (Sham Valley)

    After breakfast, go the Leh-Srinagar Highway for sightseeing. Visit the Indian Army-developed Hall of Fame Museum, Kali Mata Temple, and Gurudwara Patthar Sahib (A Gurudwara constructed & maintained by the Indian Army). Continue on to experience the effects of Magnetic Hill (a defiance of gravity in which a vehicle begins ascending the hill when placed in a neutral position) and to marvel at the meeting of the sacred Indus and Zanskar rivers. Return to Leh and spend the night there.

  3. Day 3Leh to Nubra Valley

    Drive via the Khardungla pass to Nubra Valley, often known as the Valley of Flowers and the hottest area of Ladakh, after breakfast. One of the world's highest motorable roads is this one. Proceed to Nubra after spending some time at Khardungla. In the evening, go to Sand Dunes and have a double-humped camel ride (on your own). Overnight stay in Nubra

  4. Day 4Nubra Valley (Local Sightseeing) and back to Leh

    Visit the monasteries and villages in Diskit and Hunder after breakfast. Take a tour around the area to observe how people live in India's most northern region. Return to Leh by way of the Khardungla pass. Leh overnight stay

  5. Day 5Leh to Pangong Lake

    Visit tourist attractions including Shey, Thiksey, Hemis, and Sindhu Ghat after a leisurely breakfast before continuing on to Pangong through Changla Pass (17,586 feet), the third-highest pass in the world. Pangong Lake is a saltwater body of water that is 120 km long and 6–7 km wide at its widest point. The international boundary between China and India cuts it in half (China owns two thirds of the lake). Visit the actual area where the film "Three Idiots" was shot and take a stroll along the lakeshore. The picturesque surroundings of Pangong Lake give one a genuine sense of being close to nature. The lake's seven distinct colour formations may be seen on a sunny, clear day. Stay the night in Pangong

  6. Day 6Pangong Lake to Leh

    Afterwards, return to Leh via car. Take a little break along the journey to Changla Pass to sip a cup of hot, steaming tea and stop at Rancho school. Visit the Leh market at night. Leh overnight stay

  7. Day 7Leh (Local sightseeing) plus Shopping.

    Visit Sankar Gompa, Stok Palace, Leh Palace, Tsemo Castle, and Shanti Stupa on a local sightseeing trip after breakfast. Leh overnight stay

  8. Day 8Departure from Leh

    After breakfast, be taken to the airport in Leh to catch your departure. Tour ends with some beautiful experiences that will last a lifetime.

Inclusions

  • Accommodation And Meal Plan As Per Iternary Mentioned Above
  • Transport ( Tavera Non Ac / Quails Non Ac) Strictly As Per Iternary
  • Complimentary shikara ride for 1 hour
  • The vehicle provided to the client is not at his disposal
  • Toll tax parking and driver allowances
  • Rates are net and non commissionable

Exclusions

  • Any services not specifically mentioned in the inclusions.
  • Travel insurance
  • Pony Ride
  • Guide charges (optional).
  • All personal nature like video camera, tip, table drink, etc and any other.
  • Gondola Tickets

Ready to book this package?

Price is on request. Tell us your travel dates, number of travellers and hotel preference and we will send a quote. Cancellation terms are in our cancellation and refund policy, and general rules in the terms and conditions.

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Enchanting Ladakh Special Pac – frequently asked questions

How many days are enough for a Kashmir trip?

We generally recommend 5 nights and 6 days for a relaxed first Kashmir trip. This gives you more time to explore the major destinations without rushing between places.

Suggested durations include:

  • 3 nights / 4 days: Srinagar, Dal Lake, Mughal Gardens, and a Gulmarg excursion.
  • 4 nights / 5 days: Srinagar, Gulmarg, and Pahalgam.
  • 5 nights / 6 days: Srinagar, Gulmarg, and Pahalgam with a more relaxed pace and overnight stays in different destinations.
  • 6 nights / 7 days or longer: More time for Sonamarg, Doodhpathri, Yusmarg, or other destinations, subject to season and accessibility.

For travellers interested in offbeat places, photography, or a slower holiday, we recommend allowing a week or longer.

What happens if bad weather affects my Kashmir itinerary?

Weather conditions, snowfall, road closures, and other local circumstances can affect sightseeing and travel schedules, especially in winter.

If a disruption occurs, the available alternatives depend on the affected route, current conditions, and supplier availability. We recommend keeping some flexibility in your itinerary and avoiding tight connections between destinations.

If changes become necessary, we aim to communicate the available options and discuss any changes affecting the agreed services or price before proceeding, wherever possible (see our cancellation and refund policy).

Travellers should always follow local authorities' guidance when weather or road conditions make travel unsuitable.

What should I check before booking a Kashmir tour package?

Before confirming your trip, we recommend checking the following:

  • Compare the total package price, not just the advertised starting price.
  • Confirm the exact hotels, houseboats, and room categories.
  • Check whether breakfast, dinner, transport, fuel, tolls, and parking are included.
  • Ask which sightseeing activities and local transport services cost extra.
  • Review the day-wise itinerary and allow enough time between destinations.
  • Check cancellation, amendment, and payment terms in writing.
  • Verify the travel agency's business details and independent customer reviews.
  • Keep some flexibility for weather-related changes and unexpected expenses.

Our advice is simple: choose a package that matches your expectations, comfort, and budget rather than choosing the cheapest option automatically.

Can I customise my Kashmir tour package?

Yes. At Acme Tour & Travels, we can customise your Kashmir package according to your budget, travel dates, group size, preferred hotels, vehicle requirements, and sightseeing interests.

You can request a family holiday, honeymoon package, budget trip, luxury experience, or itinerary that includes offbeat destinations.

We can also adjust the number of nights spent in Srinagar, Gulmarg, and Pahalgam to make the trip more comfortable. Customisation depends on availability, road conditions, and the feasibility of your requested itinerary.

How much does a Kashmir tour package cost per person?

The cost of a Kashmir tour package generally starts from ₹6,000 per person and can go up to ₹40,000 or more per person, depending on the travel requirements.

The final price depends on the number of days, number of travellers, travel season, hotel category, transportation, meal plan, and destinations included in your itinerary. Standard, Deluxe, Super Deluxe, and Premium packages are available to suit different budgets (see our budget tours and all Kashmir holiday packages).

For example, travellers looking for a budget-friendly holiday may choose standard accommodation, while honeymoon couples may prefer premium hotels or a luxury houseboat on Nigeen Lake.

At Acme Tour & Travels, we recommend comparing the complete package inclusions rather than choosing an option based on price alone. Our guide on how much a Kashmir trip will cost explains the cost breakdown in detail.

Majid Hussain, founder of Acme Tour And Travels

About the author

Founder, Acme Tour And Travels · Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir

Majid Hussain is the founder of Acme Tour And Travels, a Srinagar-based travel agency registered with the Jammu and Kashmir Tourism office. Working with a local team that has more than seven years in the hospitality industry, he plans Kashmir, Ladakh and Jammu trips for couples, families and groups, from hotels and houseboats to cabs and pilgrimage packages. The guides and package pages on this site are written from that day-to-day experience, and he welcomes questions from travellers planning a trip.

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Last updated 21 October 2026

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