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Experience on an epic journey across north India, starting from Hyderabad and heading to Nagpur, then onwards to Delhi. From Delhi, travel to Manali, a scenic hill station known for its lush valleys and adventure sports. The journey continues to Sarchu, a high-altitude stop before reaching Hanle, home to one of the world’s highest observatories. Experience the thrill of Umling La, the world’s highest motorable road in the world.
Next, visit the stunning Pangong Lake, famous for its changing colors, followed by Nubra Valley, known for its sand dunes and double-humped camels. Explore Diskit Monastery before crossing Khardung La, one of the highest motorable passes, to reach Leh, a cultural and adventure hub. Travel through Kargil, paying tribute at the Kargil War Memorial, before reaching the picturesque Srinagar with its serene Dal Lake and Mughal gardens.
Continue to Jammu, the city of temples, and then to Amritsar to visit the iconic Golden Temple. The journey moves back to Delhi, followed by a spiritual stop at Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna. Witness the grandeur of the Taj Mahal in Agra before returning to Nagpur and finally back to Hyderabad, completing an unforgettable ghost expedition with snowmist holidays.
Stay: Check-in to the hotel for an overnight rest.
Note: Delhi batches joining the expedition are requested to report at 7:00 AM sharp at Murthal.
After spending quality time at Umling La Pass, head back to Hanle in the evening.
Dinner & Rest: Enjoy a peaceful night stay at the Snowmist-arranged cottages/camps in Hanle.
6:00 AM: Wake up, freshen up, and get ready for the day.
8:00 AM: Start the journey towards leh via Khardung La pass after breakfast.
Experience breathtaking landscapes while driving towards one of the most challenging and scenic routes in Ladakh.