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Delhi to leh road trip (early june)

Hi all, planning a road trip from Delhi to Leh and could really use some real-time advice from anyone who has traveled the route recently or is currently in the region.

- Is the highway from manali to leh fully open? are there any blockages?

- do i need any documents/permits/passes to travel secluded places in ladakh region? where can i get them? do i need to carry a hard copy or a soft copy fine?

- What network is best for the Ladakh region? we have airtel(prepaid & postpaid) and jio prepaid.

Any recent on ground updates, tips on acclimatization or general advice for the current season would be a massive help. Thanks in advance!

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u/AjaTujheFantaPilau — 10 hours ago
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Birds singing in peaceful environment of Ladakh near Shanti Stupa

u/MathRunner7 — 17 hours ago
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Planning Leh- Ladakh trip from July 17th-27th. Need help with good taxi/agency and itinerary. We have keen interest in sky watching.

Hello all,

I am travelling with my husband in July (17th-27th) from Bengaluru. We are looking for good itinerary, stays and places for good sky watching. Any suggestions are welcome. I also see that last year the Ladakh experienced bad weather in August. Is travelling during 17-27th bad idea?

we are looking forward to staying in Nubra, Hanle and Pangong for a night atleast.

We want to visit Turtuk, Puga, Chumathang and siachen/kargil.

Any suggestions and tweaking of itinerary helps.

If there are locals looking at this post, please suggest a good taxi/driver who can give us reasonable rates and we dont mind a chatty companion driver 😄 Looking for a great 10 days in Ladakh.

Thanks in advance 😄

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u/EvenPhilosopher9625 — 15 hours ago
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Leh-Ladakh trip suggestions

Here is my tentative itinerary for 12 days, please suggest for any changes or if it's a over kill or I'm missing anything which shouldn't be missed. Also if there is any stay recommendations for Nubra, pangong and Hanley please suggest.

u/Vitthal96 — 1 day ago
▲ 5 r/ladakh

Ladakh pictures ( Clicked on IPhone)

These aren’t even the best ones but hope they motivate you to make Ladakh your next travel destination

u/Slacker9509 — 1 day ago
▲ 6 r/ladakh

Help with accommodation in Hanle | June 13-14

As the headline. Please help me with the booking. I have called at least a dozen places and they all say they're sold out.

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u/Sea_Blackberry8978 — 1 day ago
▲ 42 r/ladakh

Srinagar leh Manali itinerary feedback

Here is our tentative ladakh itinerary so we are falling one day short. We want to complete the trip by June 8th. Is it possible to compress this trip without missing any of the above places? Also please suggest any other places I'm missing or if any of the above places are not worth it.

u/Proton_Matrix — 2 days ago
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Planning to visit Leh-Hanle in June

Planning a Ladakh trip in June with friends, covering Leh, Hanle etc.

Looking for recommendations for good travel agencies that do proper 4x4 convoy/group trips with good stays and a decent overall experience.

Currently considering Amigoes by The Teen Travels. Would love honest reviews/suggestions from people who’ve travelled with them or similar operators.

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u/harshxdd — 1 day ago
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Visiting Leh in August as a Couple – Fuel Availability, Taxi Hiring & Travel Concerns

I am planning to visit Leh in August as a couple. Will it be a good time to visit, considering the uncertainty around fuel availability due to the ongoing conflict between the US and Iran? Will I be able to hire a taxi to explore places like Pangong, Hanle, etc., or is it a bad time to visit this year?

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u/ProgramWrong3808 — 1 day ago
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Peace of Nubra Valley (Featuring Evil Rabbits )

Spent a day exploring Nubra Valley and it honestly felt unreal. From the cold desert vibes of Hunder Sand Dunes to the peaceful silence around Diskit Monastery, every place looked straight out of a movie. The giant Maitreya Buddha statue beside the monastery overlooking the whole valley was probably the highlight for me.

The mountains, roads, and endless landscapes make you feel tiny in the best way possible. Photos barely capture the scale and calmness of this place.

Also spotted a group of rabbits casually acting like they own Nubra now

u/shredevid — 3 days ago
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Just did a Ladakh trip. Ask me anything.

Did a Ladakh trip from 12-18 May:

Leh
Khardung La and Nubra (Diskit and Hunder)
Turtuk
Pangong Lake
Hanle
Leh

Ask me anything will be happy to help. Pictures coming soon.

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u/Slacker9509 — 2 days ago