Ladakh is well connected to Srinagar and Delhi. There are three important modes through which you can reach Ladakh. These include:
1) Indian Airlines/Jet Airways from Delhi to Leh from major airlines such as Indian Airlines or Jet Airways.
2) Road trip from Manali to Leh usually takes 2 days journey (474 kilometers) passing throughKeylong with a night halt in Sarchu.
3) Road trip from Srinagar to Leh will take approx. 2 days journey (434 kilometers) with a night halt at Kargil. The entire road stretch to Leh belt remains open from May to October.

June through October is considered the best seasons to plan a trip to Ladakh. The temperatures during this time of the day vary about 20-30 degree Celsius with warm and sunny weather.

You need to have a valid Inner Line Permits, if you are interested in undertaking a tour, especially to the restricted areas such asNubra Valley, Pangong Lake and Tsmoriri Lake. These permits are issued by Deputy Commissioner Office in Leh. These permits hold the validity for 1 week.

During the day time, it would be perfectly alright to wearT-shirts and shorts, but during the evening time, temperature falls rapidly and it becomes really cold. You need jacket and pullover. In case you become interested to trek above 4000 meters above sea level, you require warm woolen clothes. Rain and snowfall happens in the months of June and July, and this is when one requires wind cheaters and raincoats. If you want to trek, make sure to carry pair of waterproof shoes.

The popular mountaineering peaks in Ladakh includeSasserKangri 7627mts in Karakuram range; Nun 7135mts; Kun 7085mts;Zanskar range; Kang-yatse 6400mts; andStokKangri 6150mts in ladakh range.

You will find good internet connectivity in the Leh region only and not anywhere else.

Each year, the Ladakh festival is held in the month of September 1-15 in Ladakh and its neighboring areas. This is 15 days festival, distinguished as performance of folk song, dancing, besides sport activities like native, polo, archery etc.

Ladakh, also known as the Cold Desert of Kashmir has 3 lovely lakes – PangongTso Lake, Tsomoriri Lake and Tsokar Lake. These lakes are immensely beautiful and inspire the imagination of humans into the fairy world. The popular fresh water lake- PangongTsotransforms its colors each hour and turns from emerald green to hues of sky and velvet blue. Good time to visit these lakes would be summers (May to July). During the time of winters, these lakes are frozen and become rock solid, only to be used as the roads.

The distance between Delhi and Leh is approximately 430 kilometers (267 miles). The journey takes about 15-20 hours by road.

The Leh airport is located in Leh city, which is the capital of Ladakh. The airport is at an altitude of 3,251 meters (10,666 feet).

Yes, you need a passport and visa to visit Ladakh. You can apply for a visa at the Indian embassy or consulate in your home country.

Ladakh is generally a safe place to visit. However, it is important to be aware of the altitude sickness, which can be a serious problem at high altitudes. You should also be aware of the risks of road accidents, as the roads in Ladakh can be dangerous.

The cost of a trip to Ladakh will vary depending on the length of your stay, the activities you do, and your accommodation. However, you can expect to spend between ₹20,000 and ₹50,000 for a 7-day trip.