Ladakh Honeymoon Packages

Ans: Summer season from April to July is the best time for Ladakh honeymoon packages. During this season, the temperatures in Ladakh range between 15 and 30 degrees Celsius. The rest of the year, temperatures in Ladakh are as low as 0 to 3 degrees Celsius. Also, the Manali-Leh highway, one of the few roads to travel to Ladakh, remains non-functional in all the other seasons apart from summer. The warmer weather in summer makes the conditions quite favourable for tourists to enjoy the destination. In June, tourists can also witness festivals such as Yuru Kabgyat Festival and the Hemis festival.

Ans: October to February is winter in Ladakh. During this period, most of the roads in Ladakh are covered with snow. So flying is the only way to reach the destination. But this is when you can experience the beauty of snow with your Ladakh honeymoon packages. All the water bodies in the region freeze during this time of the year. It’s an off season in Ladakh as the weather is harsh for tourism with temperatures going below 0 degrees Celsius. Hence, winter is not the best time to visit Ladakh. It snows in March and April too. The conditions are not as harsh, but not recommended for tourism.

Ans: Ladakh honeymoon packages will not disappoint you, whether you are looking for a romantic sunset view, memorable stargazing, or a riverside stroll. Ladakh's landscapes are perfect for photos. Enjoy a picnic at the Indus Zanskar Confluence, admire the Pangong Lake or drive on the world's highest motorable road! Imagine sightseeing under the clear blue skies while being surrounded by the snow capped peaks. Experience the ethereal Nubra valley and the optical illusion of Magnetic Hill. To learn about India's wars, you can also visit Kargil. You can also go paragliding together at Khardung La pass to bond with each other.

Ans: Tso Moriri lake, the peaceful Shanti Stupa and Hemis National Park are some preferred locations for Ladakh honeymoon packages. Include Sham Valley, Pangong Tso, Stok village, Alchi, Nubra Valley and Nubra Village, and Hunder in your itinerary. The confluence of the Indus and Zaskar rivers is the world’s highest rafting point! If you and your partner are interested in religious spots, then visit the largest Tibetan monastery in Ladakh, the Thiksey monastery, and Gurudwara Patthar Sahib Temple, located at a height of 12,000 feet! Architecture enthusiasts can pay a visit to Leh Gompa. Hall of Fame Museum and Hemis Monastery are also good for honeymoon packages.

Ans: For your Ladakh honeymoon packages, you can pick a hotel of your choice. The Druk Ladakh is known for breathtaking views. If you are looking for the best hospitality, then opt for Ladakh Himalayan Retreat. Stone Hedge Ladakh boasts of pretty rustic interiors and WelcomHeritage Lha-Ri-Sa Resort offers you a warm and homely vibe. Looking for something traditional? Hotel Omasila is one of the oldest hotels in the region. Grand Himalaya is an excellent property right next to the market. On a tight budget? Book The Kaal for yummy food and serenity in the high mountains. Want to impress your sweetheart with a palatial stay? Stok Palace Heritage Hotel is the best pick for you!

Ans: Ladakh is great for trekking. Trekking over the frozen Zanskar river is an ethereal experience for Ladakh honeymoon packages. The trek is also known as Chadar trek. The Markha valley trek is known for the stunning views of the snow covered mountains. Couples can also opt for the scenic Nubra valley trek. For unforgettable landscapes, go for the Rumtse to Tso Moriri trek. Sham Valley trek is recommended for couples who do not want to exert much but want the best of the views. The snow leopard trek is also an exciting option for couples. For those who like to challenge their abilities, Stok Kangri trek is the best pick in Ladakh.

Ans: Ideally, you should go for Ladakh honeymoon packages for 7-10 days if you are travelling by air. But you can also book your honeymoon for as little as 4 days. In 4 days, you can see the prime attractions of Ladakh. But do note that these 4 days should exclude your journey to and from Ladakh. After arriving in Ladakh, you would need to spend some time for climate acclimatization before starting your experiences. If you are planning a Ladakh road trip then 11-12 days will be sufficient for you. You can opt for flights if you don’t have much time to spare. But do note that you cannot explore Ladakh on a weekend trip.

Ans: In order to enjoy Ladakh honeymoon packages, tourists must obtain an Inner Line Permit. It’s mandatory for visiting sites like Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Changthang Valley and Tso Moriri. Some MakeMyTrip packages come with the Inner Line Permit included in the cost. The permit will be valid for 14 days. A photocopy of a government-issued photo ID is required to obtain the permit. You can also obtain the permit from the DM office in Manali or apply for it online. It is not necessary to obtain a permit to visit Leh and its surrounding attractions, such as the Leh Palace.

Ans: Ladakh is a safe place for couples. Many couples choose Ladakh honeymoon packages for their romantic trip. However, it is important to take a few precautions during your holiday. Avoid travelling in the dark, driving recklessly or arguing with locals. Taking unknown roads should also be avoided in Ladakh. Avoid getting into restricted areas or taking pictures of the army. The roads in Ladakh are not in a great condition and there are traffic jams at times. So if you are not an experienced and confident driver when it comes to off-roading, then it’s best to avoid driving in Ladakh.

Ans: The easiest way to reach Ladakh is by air. You can book flights to Ladakh throughout the year. The flight from Delhi takes just 1.5 hours. Flights are available from cities like Kolkata, Delhi and Mumbai. But many tourists prefer travelling by road. You can either choose the route via Manali or Srinagar. You can hire a taxi, drive your own car or board the buses by JKSRTC. But you will not find Ladakh honeymoon packages that include travel by train, as there is no railway station in the region. But you can travel by train and arrive at the nearest railway station, Jammu Tawi, which is 700 km away from Ladakh.