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🏔 Women Only · Jun 22–28, 2026 · 6 Nights

Ladakh &
Turtuk.

High Passes. Glacier Valleys. The Last Village Before Pakistan.

At 11,000 feet, the air is thin and the sky is impossibly blue. Over seven days, you will cross the world's highest motorable pass, ride a Bactrian camel through sand dunes in the middle of the Himalayas, pray at a 400-year-old mosque in a hidden Balti village, and stand at the edge of Pangong Tso as the lake changes colour in front of you. This is Ladakh — unhurried, extraordinary, and entirely unlike anywhere else.

📍 Ladakh & Turtuk · Jammu & Kashmir, India
🗓 Jun 22–28, 2026 · 6 Nights
⛰ Khardungla 5,550m · Pangong Tso
✦ Women Only · Small Group
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6
Nights in Ladakh
7
Days of Adventure
5550m
Khardungla Pass
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Pangong Tso Views
Why Travel With Jugni

You are in safe hands.

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11+ Years of ExperienceOver a decade of crafting safe, soulful journeys for women — including multiple Ladakh trips.
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5000+ Women TravelledA growing community of women who keep coming back — that says everything.
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Altitude Care Built InDay 1 is always acclimatisation. Altitude medicine, hospital runs if needed — we've seen it all and handled it.
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4.9★ Review-Led TrustEvery review is real, every story is hers. Our reputation is built by the women who've travelled with us.
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Women-Only Since 2014This isn't an afterthought — it's our entire identity. Safe spaces, warm energy, real connections.
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Inner Line Permits HandledNubra, Turtuk, Pangong — all restricted areas. We handle every permit so you don't have to think about it.
The Journey

From the world's highest pass
to the last village.

You land in Leh and the altitude hits you immediately — the sky is closer here, the light sharper, the silence deeper. Over seven days, Ladakh and Turtuk take you through places that don't feel like they belong to the same world.

You cross Khardungla at 5,550 metres — the highest motorable road on earth. You descend into Nubra Valley, past sand dunes and double-humped camels. You drive to Turtuk, a Balti village only opened to visitors in 2010, where two communities live on either side of a stream and both ask you to choose a favourite. Then Pangong Tso — 134 kilometres of high-altitude lake that turns five shades of blue before lunch.

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LehDay 1 · Arrival & Acclimatisation
6 nights total
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Leh SightseeingDay 2 · Magnetic Hill, Gurudwara Patthar Sahib, Zanskar Confluence
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Khardungla & Nubra ValleyDay 3 · World's highest pass · Deskit Gompa · Bactrian Camels
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Turtuk VillageDay 4 · Farol & Youl villages · K2 in the distance
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Nubra to LehDay 5 · Scenic road trip · Khwaabo ke parinde
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Pangong TsoDay 6 · The lake that changes colour every hour
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DepartureDay 7 · Leh Airport · With Ladakh in your bones
Is This Trip For You?

Made for women
who feel the pull.

Ladakh is not for everyone — and that's part of what makes it extraordinary. It asks something of you. If you've been feeling the call of the mountains, this trip meets you at the trailhead.

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Mountain seekers & high-altitude dreamersLadakh is unlike any landscape in India — or the world. If mountains move you, this will stay with you.
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Women craving stillness & perspectiveLeh enforces rest on Day 1. The altitude won't let you rush. Some women say that's the best thing that happened to them.
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Women who want stories, not just photosTurtuk, Nubra, Pangong — these are not Instagram backdrops. They're places with history, people, and meaning.
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Solo travellers who want real companyCome alone. The kind of shared experience Ladakh creates between strangers makes it impossible to leave alone.
Day by Day

Every day is a story
worth telling.

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Day One
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Leh, 3,500m
Arrival · Acclimatisation
🍽 Meals: Group Dinner
Arrive by 11am. Let Leh do its work on you.
Reach Leh Airport by 11am. The moment you step outside, you feel it — the altitude, the silence, the quality of the light. Transfer to Hotel Gyalpo Residency (15 minutes). Check in and rest. This is not negotiable: your body has arrived at 3,500 metres in an hour, and it needs today to adjust. No sightseeing, no rushing. Evening group dinner to break the ice — by dessert, you'll already know you're in good company.
Leh AirportHotel Gyalpo ResidencyAcclimatisation DayGroup Dinner
⛰ Altitude note: At 3,500m, rest is essential on Day 1. Do not exert yourself. Drink water, eat lightly, sleep early. Your body is adapting to one of the highest inhabited places on earth.
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Day Two
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Leh City
Local Sightseeing · History · Confluence
🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Where gravity bends, two rivers meet, and a Guru's memory holds the hills.
Start with the Hall of Fame — an Indian Army museum near Leh built to honour the soldiers of Ladakh's high-altitude battles. Then Gurudwara Patthar Sahib at 3,600 metres, built in memory of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, nestled deep in the Himalayas. Four kilometres further: Magnetic Hill, where the road appears to defy gravity. Past Nimmu, the Confluence of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers — two ancient rivers meeting in silence. In the evening, Shanti Stupa for the golden hour view over Leh.
Hall of FameGurudwara Patthar SahibMagnetic HillIndus-Zanskar ConfluenceShanti Stupa
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Day Three
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Khardungla · Nubra
World's Highest Pass · Sand Dunes · Camels
🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Over the roof of the world — and into a valley that shouldn't exist.
Early start. We drive up to Khardungla Pass at 5,550 metres — the highest motorable road on earth. Stop at the pass for photographs and the thin, cold air that makes everything feel slightly surreal. Then we descend into the Nubra Valley at the confluence of the Shyok and Nubra rivers. Drive to Deskit — the tiny capital of Nubra, marked by a single file of shops — and the Deskit Gompa perched on a rocky spur above the valley. Then Hunder, past sand dunes in the middle of the Himalayas, where Bactrian (double-humped) camels graze like they own the place. These are the animals that once carried silk and spices on the Central Asian trade routes — now they give camel rides in a mountain desert. Stay at Unalome Resort or similar.
Khardungla 5,550mNubra ValleyDeskit GompaHunder Sand DunesBactrian Camels
🐫 The Bactrian camels of Nubra are one of Ladakh's most unexpected sights. In the middle of the Himalayas, sand dunes. On those sand dunes, camels. It makes no sense — and it's unforgettable.
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Day Four
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Turtuk Village
Balti Culture · Twin Villages · K2 Horizon
🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
The last village before Pakistan — and one of the most quietly extraordinary places in India.
Drive to Turtuk, opened to visitors only in 2010. A Balti village near the Line of Control, where K2 — at 100 kilometres — is just down the road. We spend the day exploring the twin villages of Farol and Youl. Farol sits higher on a plateau; Youl settles near the stream below. Both have their own mosques. Farol has a Buddhist Gompa and is home to the wafi Baltis. Youl has a mosque dated 1690 and is home to the Nurbak Baltis. Both villages will ask you which you like better — the debate is ongoing and delightful.

The village has its own elaborate glacial melt irrigation system. Flattened barrels serve as courtyard doors. The ingenuity of life here is humbling. Stay at Unalome Resort.
TurtukFarol VillageYoul VillageBalti CultureMosque 1690K2 Horizon
📍 Turtuk was part of Pakistan-administered territory until 1971. The culture, architecture, food, and language here are distinctly Balti — you will not find this anywhere else in India that's accessible to visitors.
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Day Five
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Nubra to Leh
Road Trip · Mountains · Reflection
🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
The drive back. Where silence becomes the best conversation.
Finish breakfast, bid goodbye to Nubra, and drive back to Leh. This is a road trip day — long, scenic, and quietly spectacular. Snow peaks, river valleys, the road climbing and descending through Ladakh's landscape. Soak in the views. Live your khwaabo ke parinde dreams. Back at Hotel Gyalpo Residency by evening.
Nubra to Leh DriveHimalayan LandscapeHotel Gyalpo Residency
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Day Six
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Pangong Tso
Pangong · Shey Palace · Rancho School
🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
The lake that changes colour before your eyes — and never stops.
Drive out to Pangong Tso — a 134-kilometre high-altitude lake shared between India and China, at 4,350 metres. On the way, we stop at Shey Palace and Rancho School (the filming location for 3 Idiots). Pangong Tso is not blue — it is five different kinds of blue depending on the hour, the light, and the cloud cover. Turquoise near shore, then cerulean, then steel, then indigo at the far end. You will take photographs for an hour and realise none of them capture it.

Return to Hotel Gyalpo Residency. Tonight is the last night — the group will want to sit together longer than usual.
Pangong TsoShey PalaceRancho School4,350m
💙 Pangong Tso is one of those rare places that resets something in you. No road noise, no crowds (in a small group), just water, sky, and silence at 14,000 feet.
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Day Seven
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Departure
Farewell · Until Next Time
You leave Ladakh. But Ladakh never quite leaves you.
A calm final breakfast. Time to sit with everything that happened — the altitude medicine at midnight, the camel ride in the sand dunes, the Turtuk mosque at golden hour, the lake that changed colour while you watched. Group transfer to Leh Airport for your flights home.

The women who've been to Ladakh with Jugni will tell you: it doesn't stay in your photos. It stays in how you feel when you look at them.
✦ From Team Jugni: Thank you for trusting us with 7 days in one of the most extraordinary places on earth. We do not take that lightly — ever.

Pangong Tso turns five shades of blue before lunch. None of your photos will capture it. You'll try anyway.

Pangong Tso · 4,350m · Day 6
Your Stay in Ladakh

Six nights in the mountains.
Waking up to this.

Every property on this itinerary has been personally vetted. In Leh — comfort, central location, and the right energy for a group. In Nubra — a resort stay that lets the valley feel like your backyard.

Hotel Gyalpo Residency Leh
⭐ Leh · Nights 1, 2, 5, 6
Leh, Ladakh · Nights 1, 2, 5 & 6
Hotel Gyalpo Residency or similar class
A well-located, comfortable property in Leh — centrally placed for easy sightseeing, with the kind of warm hospitality that makes altitude sickness a little more manageable. Breakfast and dinner included throughout your Leh nights.
Unalome Resort Nubra Valley
⭐ Nubra · Nights 3 & 4
Nubra Valley · Nights 3 & 4
Unalome Resort or similar class
A fixed camp resort in Nubra Valley, set against the dramatic landscape of sand dunes and glacier-carved mountains. The perfect base for Deskit Gompa, Hunder, and the drive to Turtuk — with Nubra's extraordinary silence as your constant companion.

Hotels listed are current planned stays and may be replaced with a property of the same or similar category in case of operational changes. Your comfort is never compromised.

Investment

Simple, transparent
pricing.

₹ 53,999 / Per Person

Twin sharing basis · Single occupancy available on request at an additional charge
Flights to/from Leh not included.

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What's Included

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

  • ✓Meeting point is Leh Airport
  • ✓All entry fees included
  • ✓Accommodation with breakfast and dinner on twin sharing basis
  • ✓All transfers in private vehicle as per itinerary
  • ✓Outdoor leader from Team Jugni
  • ✓Inner Line Permit for restricted areas (Nubra, Turtuk, Pangong)
Not Included

A few things to
plan yourself.

  • ✕Mandatory tipping — ₹100 per day per person
  • ✕Any medical expenses and drinks
  • ✕GST 5% — applicable on total trip cost
  • ✕Expenses due to bad weather, flight cancellations, strike, or political unrest — paid as per actual
  • ✕Anything not specified in the inclusions
  • ✕Flights to/from Leh Airport
✦ We Handle This For You

Inner Line Permits?
Sorted.

Nubra Valley, Turtuk, and Pangong Tso are all restricted areas requiring Inner Line Permits. We handle every permit on your behalf — you just need your original ID proof (Aadhaar / Voter ID / Passport / Driving Licence).

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What to Carry
Original ID proof is mandatory: Aadhaar card, Voter ID card, Passport, or Driving Licence. No permit without original ID — photocopies are not accepted. Keep it accessible throughout the trip, especially at checkpoints.
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Altitude Preparedness
Bring your prescribed medicines and any personal medications. Altitude sickness is common and manageable — we've handled it many times. Your favourite snacks for the road are also a good idea. Day 1 rest is mandatory — please do not plan your own sightseeing on arrival day.
Before You Ask

Questions we hear often.

I've never been to high altitude. Will I be okay?↓
Altitude sickness is common, manageable, and nothing to fear if you follow the protocol. Day 1 in Leh is mandatory rest — no exceptions. Stay hydrated, eat lightly, sleep early. We carry the right medicines and have handled altitude situations many times. If needed, we take you to the hospital. You will be fine.
What is Turtuk and why is it special?↓
Turtuk is a Balti village near the Line of Control that was part of Pakistan-administered territory until 1971. It was only opened to Indian tourists in 2010. The culture, language, architecture, and food are distinctly Balti — unlike anything else accessible in India. With K2 visible on the horizon and twin villages debating their own identity, it's one of the most quietly extraordinary places on this trip.
What is the best time to visit Ladakh?↓
June is excellent — the roads are open, the passes are accessible, and the landscape is at its most dramatic. Temperatures are comfortable during the day (15–25°C in Leh) and cold at night. Nubra and Pangong will be clear. June is one of the most reliable windows for the complete Ladakh circuit.
Is Ladakh safe for solo women travellers?↓
Ladakh is one of India's safest regions for women — culturally respectful, low crime, and incredibly welcoming. Add to that the fact that you're travelling in a women-only group with a Jugni trip leader — you have the mountains, and a group of women who have your back from Day 1.
Are flights included? How do I reach Leh?↓
Flights are not included, but we help you find the best options from your city. Delhi to Leh is the most common route — IndiGo and Air India both fly direct. The meeting point is Leh Airport on Day 1, so please arrive by 11am. We coordinate so the group arrives close together and the trip begins as a group from the very first transfer.
What should I pack for Ladakh in June?↓
Layers are key. Leh days are warm (15–22°C) but Khardungla at 5,550m will be very cold. Pack: thermal innerwear, a fleece mid-layer, a windproof outer jacket, sunscreen (the UV at altitude is intense), sunglasses, a water bottle, comfortable walking shoes, and any prescribed medications. We send a detailed packing list before the trip.

If the mountains have been
calling — this is your answer.

This group is intentionally small. Only 2 seats remain. Reach out today and we'll share everything — pricing, packing list, flight options, permits. We'd love to take you there.

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