in this Ladakh Honeymoon tour package morning after breakfast visit Hall of Fame (war museum),
Spituk Monastery (7kms) founded by Od-Lde in 11th century A.D and was named by Lotsava Rinchen
Zangpo (the great translator), Pathar Sahib (Gurudwara), Magnetic Hil and Sangam confluence of
river Indus and Zangskar. Dinner and overnight at Hotel in Leh.

Specification of Magnetic Hill:

Magnetic Hill near Leh in Ladakh, India, is renowned for its gravity-defying phenomenon where
vehicles appear to move uphill on their own. It’s a popular tourist attraction offering an intriguing
optical illusion.

After early breakfast drive to Nubra Valley via Khardongla Pass (18,380ft) the world’s highest motor
able road and gateway to Siachen Glacier, the views from the top of the pass are amazing. Visit
Diskit Monastery (118kms) founded by Lama Sherab Zangpo in 1420 A.D. Packed Lunch will be
provided (optional), post lunch visit Hunder village (7kms from Diskit) and Double-Humped Bactrian
Camel Safari in sand dunes between Hunder and Diskit villages. Dinner and overnight at Hotel/Camp
in Nubra.

Specification of Nubra Valley:

Nubra Valley in Ladakh, India, is characterized by its stark desert landscape, lush green villages,
monasteries like Diskit G

Today after breakfast leave to Pangong lake through Shyok river, road is passing on the bank of
Shyok river in the narrow gorge, you will reach Pangong lake and can see the beauty around the lake
and view the sun set at the lake. overnight stay in Pangong.

Specification of Pangong Lake:

Pangong Lake, situated in Ladakh, India, is renowned for its breathtaking blue waters that change
hues throughout the day. It spans across India and Tibet, offering stunning vistas amidst towering
Himalayan peaks.

After breakfast drive back to Leh visiting Hemis Monastery (45kms from Leh) the largest and most
famous Monastery in Ladakh, Shey Palace, Rancho school, Thiksay monastery and Sindhu Ghat
before reaching Leh. Dinner and overnight at Hotel in Leh.

Specification of Hemis Monestary:

Hemis Monastery, located in Ladakh, India, is one of the largest and wealthiest monasteries in the
region. Known for its annual Hemis Festival celebrating the birth anniversary of Guru
Padmasambhava, it houses ancient artifacts, thangkas, and a revered statue of the Buddha.