Arrival Leh, transfer you to Hotel in Leh. Rest of the day free to acclimatize to the high altitude of Ladakh. In the evening visit Shanti Stupa for beautiful sunset view and take a walk to the local bazaar in Leh. Overnight at Hotel in Leh.

After breakfast drive towards Pathar Sahib Gurudwara. Hall of Fame museum (it was established as homage for the martyrs of Kargil war) and Sangam (Confluence of Zanskar & Indus Rivers). Later, in the evening visit the Leh Market, Leh Palace, known as ‘Lachen Palkhar’.
Ladakh Hall of Fame: The Hall of Fame is a glorious museum constructed by the Indian Army. It is worth a visit for every citizen. You can see the memorabilia, eminent defense personalities with biographies, images and weapons used during the Kargil and other key strategic battles fought in Ladakh. And belongings of the enemy soldiers found at war site. All the martyr and the gallantry awards. Here’s something that you will be proud of our defense personnel who sacrificed themselves so that we could live in peace.
Magnetic Hill: Defying the Law of gravity. This place is close to the Gurudwara Shri Patthar Sahib. It has been noticed that when a vehicle is parked on neutral gear on this metallic road the vehicle slides up-hill that’s the Believe it or not of Ladakh!

Hemis Gompa: 45 km from Leh Hemis Monastery is a monastery (gompa) of the Drukpa Lineage. The monastery was re-established in 1672 by the Ladakhi king Sengge Namgyal. Hemis Monastery has a beautiful architecture, which is quite interesting to witness.
One can pay homage to the two large statues of Lord Buddha and Guru Rimpoche. Also, there is a museum that exhibits a large collection of Buddhist relics and several ancient items that suggest there existed a rich culture here.
Thiksey Gompa: 19 Kms from Leh, spectacularly sited, Thiksey is one of the largest and architecturally most impressive Gompas. There are several temples in this Gompas, containing images, stupas and wall paintings of Buddha, which are exquisite.
Shey Palace and Gompa: Situated on a hillock 15 Kms upstream from Leh, it was once the residence of the royal family. According to tradition, it was the seat of power of the pre-Tibetan kinds. A 7.5 mts high copper statue of Buddha, plated with gold and the largest of its kind, is installed here.

Pangong Lake: Full day trip, after early Breakfast leave for Pangong Lake drive 154 Kms. (5 to 6 hours) through Changla Pass (5,300 Meter, 17,350 feet) one of the highest motor-able road in the world. Visit the beautiful Pangong Lake forms a part of the border area between India and China.
This Large, serene Lake at an altitude of 13,930 feet above the sea level has a brilliant colour variation including deep blue, turquoise etc. Overnight The Grand Dragon Ladakh.

After breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley via Khardungla, the Highest Motorable road in the World, having 18,380 ft. After lunch, enjoy the double hump camel safari at Sand Dunes between Deskit & Hunder Village. O/N Nubra Valley.

Nubra Valley, visit Turtuk village along the LOC. Pretty village. Overnight camp Turtuk Holliday camp Turtuk is the northernmost village of India situated in the Leh district of Jammu and Kashmir located in the Nubra tehsil, 205 km from the district headquarter Leh, on the banks of the Shayok River.
It is the only Balti region under the Indian administration and was under Pakistan's occupation until 1971, after which India gained control over this strategic area. Geographically, Turtuk lies in the Baltistan Region and is one among four such villages in India, the other three being Tyakshi, Chalunkha and Thang in habitanted by Muslims. The residents of Turtuk and its adjoining villages speak Balti language along with Ladakhi and Urdu. Turtuk is the last outpost of India at Thang after which Pakistan occupied Gilgit-Baltistan begins. Turtuk is one of the gateways to the Siachen Glacier. Turtuk is very much famous for the availability of different varieties of fruits especially apricots.