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In general July first week is good time to travel Ladakh

@@discoverwithdheeraj is there any video regarding july month ??

@vijendrasinghkhangarot6168 bhai. These videos are published first Sunday of every month, so July is yet to come there is one of last year July if you want to refer that, but for this year, I’ll try to publish whatever updates I can gather till June 28, and then published by, Sunday of June 30

My pleasure 😊 and all the very best sir

Well, usually, if you travel from Shimla side, follow a well acclimatized itinerary, and stay well hydrated, don't exert too much within Spiti, then it shall be fine to travel.. You can skip overnight stay at Chandratal to be on safer side.. You can follow the itinerary mentioned here: ua-cam.com/video/g3dzmou9o3Y/v-deo.html

You can do it surely, but I will suggest better stay in Nubra and take Nubra to Pangong Lake direct route even though that route is broken these days but still better to travel to save time and see different scenerary

You can skip it but it is not exactly similar, have a bit different feel to it.

Please check 12 Tips to Prevent AMS - Acute Mountain Sickness in Ladakh, Spiti & Zanskar | Mountain Sickness Tips: ua-cam.com/video/8XijLqr6O0Y/v-deo.html Oxygen cylinder that can last 2-3 hours is the only precaution you can take.. there is no hospital at Pangong Lake, there is small one in Diskit but mostly it is Leh where some support will be needed. I replied to your other comments as well.

yes, you can always travel to pangong from Leh as a day trip. But like I said you can travel from Nubra to Pangong and instead of staying at Pangong, you can come back to stay at Tangtse which is lower in altitude and warmer too. But if you are concerned about health then you can do 2-3 day trip of Nubra and come back to Leh and then do Pangong day trip. Just that you will need to leave early morning.

Day 1 | Leh Rest day and acclimatize Day 2 | Leh local sightseeing and acclimatize Day 3 | Leh to Diskit/Hunder in Nubra

Always welcome and all the best for the trip..

Glad it was helpful!

Unfortunately nahin karti dost..

Monsoon starts around that time in North India, if you fly to Leh then still OK to travel but road travel becomes dependent on the rains

plz check ua-cam.com/video/iKkooJoo7Ec/v-deo.html

yes.. kaafi road conditions kharaab hain aajkal is route par.. construction work chal raha hai to thoda aur kharab hui hai.. 1-2 saal mein aur better ho jaayega

Aap ye itinerary follow to nahin kar paaoge winter mein, aapko ye dono video dekhne chahiye mere: Leh Ladakh in Winter 2024 - How, Why & Most Important Tips [Winter Trip to Leh Ladakh]: ua-cam.com/video/VsMQdaoE9zA/v-deo.html 2024 Leh Ladakh Winter Trip Itinerary | Ladakh Trip in January, February, March | Ladakh Winter Ride Plan: ua-cam.com/video/mXtLsfPbSGs/v-deo.html

Ha Ha, thank you sir.. just trying to share my knowledge with everyone :)

Wow, thank you for sharing that tip and details as well.. It will be useful. I will keep a note of it

Please check following two videos of Winter Ladakh Trip and then we can discuss further what you think of planning there: Leh Ladakh in Winter 2024 - How, Why & Most Important Tips [Winter Trip to Leh Ladakh]: ua-cam.com/video/VsMQdaoE9zA/v-deo.html 2024 Leh Ladakh Winter Trip Itinerary | Ladakh Trip in January, February, March | Ladakh Winter Ride Plan: ua-cam.com/video/mXtLsfPbSGs/v-deo.html

thank you

Please check following two videos of Winter Ladakh Trip and then we can discuss further what you think of planning there: Leh Ladakh in Winter 2024 - How, Why & Most Important Tips [Winter Trip to Leh Ladakh]: ua-cam.com/video/VsMQdaoE9zA/v-deo.html 2024 Leh Ladakh Winter Trip Itinerary | Ladakh Trip in January, February, March | Ladakh Winter Ride Plan: ua-cam.com/video/mXtLsfPbSGs/v-deo.html

Wish it could be possible.. there are no self drive rental cars available in Leh for Ladakh sightseeing only taxi with drivers.

thanks for stressing upon the importance of it

you will need to connect with their support team.

you will need to connect with their support team.

Day 1 | Leh Rest day and acclimatize Day 2 | Leh local sightseeing and acclimatize Day 3 | Leh to Diskit/Hunder in Nubra Day 4 | Turtuk Day Trip Day 5 | Diskit/Hunder to Pangong Lake Day 6 | Pangong Lake to Hanle Day 7 | Umling La Day trip from Hanle Day 8 | Hanle to Tso Moriri Day 9 | Tso Moriri to Leh Day 10 | Rest in Leh/Buffer day/Fly out

What is your complete itinerary

it will be dry but mostly very cold, so itinerary and tips wise you need to follow these videos

Are you talking about the region of Marsimik La?

@@discoverwithdheeraj Yes Sir

They allow till those hotsprings

​@@discoverwithdheerajThank you Sir. On a different note, we came back from Ladakh just 15 days ago. Your frequent updates on Leh-Manali highway really helped us to take that route while returning. My mom discovered your channel, but now I am really addicted to it. Ladakh has some unimaginable charm to it, jo ek baar jaata hai, wo wahin ka ho jaata hai!! My father (59 y/o) completed his bike trip from Odisha to Leh this month. No doubt, I will be travelling back to Ladakh v.v.v.soon.(next time will definitely explore few off-beat places!). Thank you Sir for your videos. They are truly motivating & highly informative.

Nubra to Pangong road conditions are pretty bad these days...construction work going on so almost 30% of the road is like off-road conditions.

@@discoverwithdheeraj Thanks, brother. What's your recommendation? Should we head back to Leh first and then go to Pangong? We're traveling by bike.

Well, if you are OK in riding on bad road, it is about 30-40% of the distance then you will have a day, enjoy new route and reach quickly at pangong. So, it is a tradeoff. In case you have not ride in broken roads then I will say you can go back to Leh and do Leh to Pangong lake.

@@discoverwithdheeraj Thanks brother

yes bikes are permitted in October but it gets cold for a ride in case you do not go prepared with required clothing or dont have experience with cold weather ride.

Thank you so very much for writing it out here... it feels really good especially when a video is performing really badly than rest of the videos.. such comments helps me keep going and keep publishing.. so glad my content was useful to make your trip memorable...

Dost, you can make this trip, hope rains don't play much spoil sport towards the end of August and since you are flying to Leh, it is much better as less rains reach Ladakh. No need to carry spare fuel now from Nubra to Pangong. Now as of May 2024, you will find petrol pumps ar following places in Ladakh Leh, Karu near Leh, Diskit in Nubra , Tangtse near Pangong Lake, Nyoma near Hanle and Tso Moriri (Newly operational in 2024) Then if you exit on Manali Leh highway from Tso Moriri then next petrol pump will be Keylong. So if you are doing Ladakh circuits as above, you will need to manage about 290 km without petrol pump in case returning to Leh or Karu otherwise if you exit from Tso Moriri to Keylong/Manali then you need to manage about 420 km I feel that you should skip rest day in Pangong and go to Hanle and spend two nights there. You can use one night for rest after coming from Pangong and then next day you can make a day trip to Umling La Pass. Day 1 | Leh Rest day and acclimatize Day 2 | Leh local sightseeing and acclimatize Day 3 | Leh to Diskit/Hunder in Nubra Day 4 | Turtuk Day Trip Day 5 | Diskit/Hunder to Pangong Lake Day 6 | Pangong Lake to Hanle Day 7 | Umling La Day trip from Hanle Day 8 | Hanle to Tso Moriri Day 9 | Tso Moriri to Leh Day 10 | Rest in Leh/Buffer day Day 11 | Fly out

@@discoverwithdheeraj Thanks again Dheeraj bhai for such detailed reply. (your response reflects your interest and good intensions of helping 😊) One question In one of your vlog I remember you said now they are not allowing Umlingla pass... hope they are allowing now)

It might be old vLog bhai, Umling La is wild and open now.. no restrictions anymore anywhere in Ladakh for any tourist places opened for tourists.. earlier it used to be army may or may not permit but since last couple of years, it is more like you can go anywhere anyplace that is opened for tourist in Ladakh by just paying the environment fee.

There are petrol pumps in leh, one in nubra valley, and one abt 17-20 kilometers on the way to hundar (nubra valley).

Bhai, Now as of May 2024, you will find petrol pumps ar following places in Ladakh Leh, Karu near Leh, Diskit in Nubra , Tangtse near Pangong Lake, Nyoma near Hanle and Tso Moriri (Newly operational in 2024) Then if you exit on Manali Leh highway from Tso Moriri then next petrol pump will be Keylong. So if you are doing Ladakh circuits as above, you will need to manage about 290 km without petrol pump in case returning to Leh or Karu otherwise if you exit from Tso Moriri to Keylong/Manali then you need to manage about 420 km

@@discoverwithdheeraj Thanks for the elaborate reply.

Most welcome always..

Bhai if you are not OCI holder and holds Indian citizenship, then you can just travel as domestic tourist. For stay options, Jammu / Patnitop: Mostly stayed on the spot, so less guidance here Srinagar: Most stayed in houseboats there, so no personal recommendation Kargil: Hotel Greenland Leh: hotel Gangba is what I love most check video on my channel, Stanzin ji and family is amazing. Khan Manzil, Kidar Guest House Turtuk: Ismail Guest House Diskit: Hotel Stendel Hunder: Snow Leorpard Guest House Some budget options in Nubra Valley are: Goba Guest House, Galaxy Guest House, Habib Guest House, Yourdum Guest House,Olthang Guest House, Sand Dunes Guest House,Milkyway Guest House, Himalayan Guest House. Olgok Guest House Pangong Tso Lake: Homestays in Spangmik/Lukung on spot or Many camp options are there, choose to your comfort upon reaching. Otherwise Pangong Sarai, Camp Watermark are good options. Tso Moriri: Goldenmark Camps, Tsomoriri Camp and Resort, Homestays in Korzok on spot Sarchu: Many camp options are there, choose to your comfort upon reaching Jispa: Padma Lodge or Hotel Ibex both are good, Jispa Journey campsite Manali: Manali Heights, Khushboo Resorts are good choices or Hotel Iceland in Solang Valley Other budget guest houses in Leh are referenced below. Some contact numbers may be outdated but names may help you. Atisha Guesthouse (09906992187), Greenland (01982-253156), Ashoka Guest house (+91-1982-252725 / +91-9622976331), Julay Guesthouse (01982-251163), Seven Seas Guesthouse (01982-252830), Irfan Guest House, Dolma Guest House (01982-253311), Malpak Guest House(01982-253426), Indus Guest House, Ti-Sei Guest House, Dhelex Guest House (Sh. Sonam - 01982-252502 (Indus), Smt. Tsewang - 01982-252404 (Ti-Sei)), Semnet Guest House, Hotel Khayul (01982-252321), Galwan Guest House(), Palace View Guest House (01982 - 252959),Dreamland Guest House(01982-252089)

@@discoverwithdheeraj wow thank you so much Dheeraj bhai

Aapko comfort ki bahut problem hogi kharaab roads par.. police ka to pata nahin.. kaunsi car mein 6 log soch rahe ho aap?

No mostly makeshift dhabha tents are there

@@discoverwithdheeraj Thanks man!!

All the best sir

Kisi tarah se convince karna hoga aapko agar aapko checking k liye roka jaata hai to

Hi Dheeraj, Many thanks to you for the brilliant content on YT and your website. The information was invaluable for our Ladakh trip. We were pleasantly surprised to learn of the new petrol pump in Nyoma enroute to Hanle last week. If possible please do consider updating the information on your website (which we read through extensively). It's a great alternative to YT and a real treasure house of information.