Leh to Zanskar Jeep Tour

Set 160 km from Leh, Pangong Lake is one of Ladakh’s best places to visit. Famously known for the shooting location of the famous Bollywood movie ‘3 Idiots’, the lake is a beauty. Even better is the route you can enjoy while on jeep safari from Leh to Pangong. The lake is snuggled in the middle of the barren mountains, displaying a number of shades of blue with a backdrop of clear skies dotted with clouds.
Start with your favourite jeep safari in Leh Ladakh with a pictorial view of Shey Monastery, a 17th-century Buddhist monastery known for its giant copper statue of a seated Shakyamuni Buddha, and Hemis Monastery, the largest and richest monastery in Ladakh. The route also covers the beautiful Thiksey monastery, famous for its architectural similarities with the Potala Palace of Lhasa. The highlights of the scenic route come at Chang la Pass (5,360 m), one of the picturesque high mountain passes in Ladakh. Scenic villages fall on the road, giving a glimpse of the charming Ladakhi lifestyle.
Arriving at Pangong Lake will leave you spellbound. The unique experience of camping at the shores or enjoying a short jeep safari tour to Spangmik village will add a touch of thrill to your trip.
Distance: 160 km
Route: Leh to Pangong via Chang la, with stops at Shey, Hemis, and Thiksey Monasteries.

Coming on to the following excellent Leh Ladakh jeep safari route, Nubra Valley is pretty much beyond imagination. Located 120 km from Leh, the valley is a natural wonder. Here, you can find the highest desert in the world and marvel at lush fields, charming villages, ancient monasteries, and beautiful scenery. The safari takes you across the Khardong La (5,359 m), one of the highest motorable passes in the world.
Traveling on this famous route is one of the best main attractions of Ladakh. On your adventure tour, consider exploring Diskit Monastery, Samstaling Monastery, Hunder Village, and safari at the dunes riding the unique Bactrian Camels (Double Humped Camels). The safari trip covers an overnight stay at the desert camp and an excursion to nearby villages.
Distance: 120 km
Route: Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardong La.

The scenic journey to Tsomoriri Lake from Leh is about 240 km. One of the highest lakes in Ladakh, Tso Moriri, is a beauty that comes with thrilling adventure. The route covers Shey, Thiksey, Upshi, and many other small villages along the Indus River. The highlight of the jeep safari from Leh to Tso Moriri is the hot spring at Chumathang (3965 m). Taking a bath is said to have therapeutic value.
Enjoy a full-day walking tour of Tsomoriri Lake, a visit to the famous Karzok monastery, and the nearby villages. Rich in wildlife, the area is also known for spotting the incredible species of the Great Himalayan Region. There are also options for a jeep safari from Manali via Tsokar Lake and Serchu or visiting Tsomoriri before returning to Manali.
Distance: 240 km
Route: Leh – Tso Moriri via Chumathang with stopovers at Thiksey and Shey monasteries.

Regarding the exciting adventure of Leh jeep safaris, the Srinagar to Leh journey is as exhilarating as the drive from Manali to Leh. The Srinagar to Leh jeep safari is truly memorable, from breathtaking views to crossing mountain passes.
The almost 440 km long Srinagar-Leh highway crosses the scenic hill town of Sonamarg, Drass, and runs alongside the Indus River. The route enjoys picturesque views. Challenges on this route are few compared to the Manali-Leh route but are equally amazing if not more. The highlights of the route include the three high mountain passes named Zoji La (3528 m), Namki La (3815 m), and Fotu La (4108 m). The 5-6 day jeep safari tour covers the enticing charm of Ladakh.
Distance: 440 km
Route: Srinagar-Leh via Zoji la Pass.