Tempo Traveller from Delhi to Ladakh

Tempo Traveller from Delhi to Ladakh

Ladakh is a beautiful place in India which is dream destination for many adventure seekers, but not so easy to plan a trip very frequently. Tough weather, challenging terrains make the routes less accessible in peak winter or monsoon season. Ladakh can be best explore with a road trip and the fun get enhanced with booking Delhi to Ladakh Tempo Traveller.

Road Trip to Ladakh from Delhi

Delhi to Leh distance is 1000 km approx and takes 1 day with break journey at Manali. To cover such a long distance between two cities, get possible only with booking a comfortable tourist vehicle. There are two famous routes between Delhi and Leh Ladakh which passes through scenic routes.

Route 1: Delhi-Manali-Leh

This route is much popular to travel from Delhi to Leh with a quick stop at Manali. You will witness pristine views of beautiful landscapes and rugged mountain valleys to capture them in your camera.

Route 2: Delhi-Srinagar-Leh

This route is quite longer as it passes through Amritsar, Srinagar, Sonamarg and Kargil. With this route, you can also explore lovely places of Srinagar.

Road Trip to Ladakh from Delhi

Why Tempo Traveller is Best for Ladakh Trip

Ladakh trip requires atleast 7 days to reach, explore and travel across all sites. Travelling in a car can be cumbersome with limited space for leg stretch and affect your body posture. Delhi to Ladakh Tempo traveller service include all key facilities, professional driver and luxury seats to reduce fatigue on your journey. For Ladakh group tour, Tempo Traveller on Rent is best way to travel with your luggage, any size of group.

Places to Visit in Leh Ladakh

The heavenly place is near Jammu and Kashmir that attracts adventure lovers to ride a bike through verdant valleys of Himalayas, explore scenic trails that are conquering and challenging both. Cold desert, lakes with bluish and green hues, scintillating winds, glaciers are best to explore here. Best places to visit in Leh Ladakh are Magnetic Hill, Zanskar Valley, Pangong Tso Lake, Likir Monastery, Tso Moriri Lake, Nubra Valley and Hemis National Park.

Best time to visit Leh Ladakh is April to July, August to Mid-September, November to March. Winter months are preferrable for treks link Chadar trek and snowfall experiences. Starting of April month is best time to join Hemis Festival when snow get melted and colours of valley get more vibrant.

Things to do in Leh Ladakh

One of the most adventurous places in India- Ladakh is well known for camping near Tso Moriri Lake and Panging Lake. Tourists love to enjoy photography and Star Gazing here. Camel ride on the double humped Bactrian Camels and magnetic effect on Magnetic Hill is worth watching. Trek to Markha Valley, white river rafting on waves of Zanskar River are key activities to enjoy in Leh. It gives immense pleasure and solace at Buddhist Monasteries as Diskit, Shey Palace, Alchi and Thiksey.

Delhi to Ladakh Tempo Traveller Fare

To reach Leh Ladakh, flight is best option to cover the distance in lesser time, but it may or may nit be in budget for everyone. For a group tour to Ladakh, tempo traveller rental service is most peculiar choice to travel across rough landscapes in comfort. Tempo traveller cost per km starts at 25 Rs for standard tempo traveller. For 8 days trip and more than 2000 Km run on road, 12 Seater Tempo Traveller Cost starts from 80,000 Rs including driver fee, fuel cost, state tax, toll tax. Per person cost for travelling in tempo travellers is very minimal as it gets distributed among all.

Delhi to Leh Ladakh Per Km Cost (INR) Tempo Traveller Price (8 Days)
9 Seater Maharaja Rupees 24/- Rupees 90,000
12 Seater Maharaja Rupees 26/- Rupees 90,000
16 Seater Tempo Traveller Rupees 28/- Rupees 90,000
20 Seater Tempo Traveller Rupees 30/- Rupees 1,05,000
12 Seater Urbania Rupees 30/- Rupees 90,000
16 Seater Urbania Rupees 34/- Rupees 1,05,000

Note: Above mentioned price is in Indian Currency and may vary with changes in fuel charges or peak season. In off season, get 10% flat discount on every mentioned package.

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Delhi to Leh Ladakh Tempo Traveller FAQs

The Delhi to Leh road distance is around 1000 km and is covered over two full days of driving rather than in one stretch, usually with an overnight halt at Manali or Sarchu depending on the route taken. The altitude gain is significant, so the staged drive also serves as acclimatisation before you reach Leh.

An eight day Delhi to Leh Ladakh trip costs 90,000 INR in the 9 Seater Maharaja, 12 Seater Maharaja, 16 Seater Tempo Traveller or 12 Seater Urbania, and 1,05,000 INR in the 20 Seater Tempo Traveller or 16 Seater Urbania. Packages start from 80,000 INR including driver fee, fuel cost, state tax and toll tax.

It works out very economical because the vehicle cost is shared across the whole group. On a 12 Seater at 90,000 INR for eight days, a full group brings the per person transport cost down to a fraction of what individual travel would cost over the same distance, and that figure already includes fuel, driver, state tax and tolls.

A tempo traveller carries the whole group plus the substantial luggage a Ladakh trip demands in one vehicle, on roads where splitting into cars would mean losing each other for hours at a time. It also gives you high seating for the views across Baralacha La and Tanglang La, and the group stays together through the long high altitude stretches.

The road season runs roughly mid June to mid September, once the Rohtang, Baralacha La and Tanglang La passes are cleared of snow. Outside this window the highways are shut and the trip is not possible by road. July and August are the most reliable months, though we advise building a spare day into the plan for weather.

Typical Ladakh itineraries cover Leh town and its monasteries, Pangong Tso, Nubra Valley over Khardung La, Magnetic Hill, Shanti Stupa, Hall of Fame and the Sangam of the Indus and Zanskar rivers. Adventure additions such as river rafting on the Zanskar and camel safari at Hunder in Nubra are commonly added.

Inner line permits are required for Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso and other protected areas, and they are obtained in Leh against passenger ID documents. We guide you through the process and our driver knows exactly which permits your itinerary needs, but the permits themselves are issued in the travellers names and the permit fees are paid by the group.

Leh sits above 11,000 feet and several passes on the route are higher still, so the first day in Leh should be kept light for acclimatisation. Drink water steadily, avoid alcohol early in the trip and carry any medication your doctor advises. Our drivers run this route every season and know where oxygen and medical help are available along the way.

Because the road season is only about three months long, Ladakh vehicles are committed early and we recommend booking at least two to three months in advance for June to September travel. Early booking secures both the vehicle and a driver experienced on high altitude passes, which matters far more on this route than on any plains trip.

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