Leh Ladakh – Land of High Passes

A : The policies on sanitization are:
-Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
-Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
-Gear/equipment sanitized between use
-Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized

This trip requires you to be courageous not faint hearted from as you will be trekking at a height of around 13000 feet to 18000 feet in snow with the oxygen level minimum.

You are advised to do the following exercise

• Cardio Exercises: to avoid breathe shortness
• Strengthening exercises: To avoid back and body pains
• Weight and muscle training: to avoid fatigue
• Rhythmic breathing: to increase lung capacity

General list of clothes:

• 2-3 Pairs of Inner Thermal Suits
• 3-4 sets of Heavy woolens
• 1 heavy woolen jacket
• 3-4 pairs of woolen socks
• one or two caps
• 1 Balaclava
• Pair of shoes/gum boots
• Hand Gloves

• December to February: Temperature range (5 °C in day to -20°C in night)
• March to April: Temperature range (6°C in day to -5°C in night)
• May to August: Temperature range (16°C in day to 3°C in night)
• September to November: Temperature range (22°C in day to 5°C in night)

Yes, because Ladakh is situated 10,000 above sea level so low oxygen level and you might face some breathing difficulty

Symptoms :

• Headache
• Loss of appetite
• Disturbed sleep
• Nausea
• Nose bleeding
• Coughing
• Breathlessness
• Exhaustion

ATM are scare in this region it is found only at some places like manali, Srinagar etc. furthermore cards are not accepted by petrol pumps . so it is recommended to carry changes.

The best network in Ladakh is BSNL followed by Airtel. Data connectivity is limited to 2G and GPRS but you will be getting WiFi at Hotels.

Yes, it is accepted in many hotels but they charge some additional tax

For Indians we need any kind of photo id proof along with photograph, and for foreign travelers original PASSPORT is a must, which they have to carry on their travel. We do all the necessary permissions and permits.