After breakfast, take the Leh-Kargil highway downstream along the Indus River and begin your sightseeing at the Temple of Fame (a museum built by the Indian Army) near Leh. This is worth a visit for all

Indians. Then, head to Gurudwara Patthar Sahib, built in memory of Guru Nanakdev His Ji, located at an altitude of 3,600 meters, about 22 km from Leh. Deep in the Himalayas, drive another 4km to the gravity-defying Magnetic Hill. Proceeding forward from the Magnetic Hills, just before the village of Nim is the famous confluence of two rivers: the Indus from Tibet (left) and the Zanskar from the Zanskar Valley (right). Zanskar river is known for the famous Chadar trek. Afterwards we returned to Leh. Overnight at hotel.

We took a drive to Nubra Valley after breakfast. Around 39 miles from Leh, the road that leads to Nubra Valley crosses over Khardung La, the world's highest motorable road, at 5,602 meters (18,390 feet). From the pass, views stretch all the way north to the towering Saser massif and south over the Indus valley to the seemingly never-ending peaks and ridges of the Zanskar range. The valley of flowers, or Ldumra, is another name for Nubra Valley. It is located in the northern region of Ladakh, sandwiched between the Himalayan mountains of the Karakoram and Ladakh. The valley is 10,000 feet above sea level on average.When we get to Nubra, we register at our hotel or camp. We travel to Hunder in the evening, where you may experience riding a double-humped Bactrian camel through the high-altitude desert, with snow-capped mountains visible in the distance. There are sand dunes beside the road between Hunder and Diskit. If you were alone, you may think you were in the Rajasthani Thar Desert's sand dunes. Make a stop at Diskit, the Nubra Valley's headquarters town, on the way back. Take a stroll through the bazaar and see the locals going about their everyday business and the stores. The 515-year-old Buddhist Monastery in Diskit is well-known for its stunning location atop a hilltop with a view of the entire valley.Later we drove back to the camp for dinner & overnight

After breakfast, we go through Agham and Shyok Valley on our way to Pangong Tso. Although there are some really difficult road sections (especially near the Nubra side), the trip is undoubtedly incredibly picturesque! After navigating this treacherous section, we continue driving in the direction of Durbuk & Tangtse in search of Pangong. After going past a few small Changthang villages, you are finally treated to a stunning picture of the Pangong Lake, which is located at an elevation of 14,000 feet (4,267 meters). This renowned blue brackish Lake of Pangong spans over 133 km in length and is 5/6 km broad, with half of its length running parallel to the "Indo China Border". Seldom does one feel so connected to nature, and the surroundings and view are breathtaking.Following the worldwide popularity of 3 Idiots, more travelers from all over the world are coming to this stunning natural setting. Return to Leh after your sightseeing and spend the night there. 

Bring back fond memories from your trip home. Bid adieu to your 'Explore Ladakh' tour today as you are taken to the Leh airport for your subsequent travels.