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Apricot Blossom April 2026
Day 1 Arrival Leh
DescDay 1 Arival Leh
An early morning arrival at Leh airport where you will be greeted by our company representative and transferred directly to your Leh based accommodation. After check-in spend a full day taking rest and adapting to the high altitude of Ladakh. Enjoy the surrounding mountain views and take in the local gardens before dinner and overnight stay in your preferred Leh based accommodation.
Overnight at Stay overnight at Leh
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Day 2 Visit to Festival Sham Valley
3 Visit to Sham Valley Again to see beautiful Apricot Blossom followed by traditional Dance & music , Local Food Alchi Monestary , Liker Monestary , Sangam point , Magnetic hill bacl to Leh city by evening overnight at Leh . we will see which places will be better to visit later
Day 3 Leh - Nubra Valley (128 Kms | 4-5 hrs approx.)
After breakfast, drive to Nubra Valley via Khardungla, the highest motorable road in the world at 18,380 ft. Take short breaks at roadside cafes and scenic points for photography. On arrival, check in to the hotel/camp. Post lunch, enjoy a camel safari with double-humped camels unique to Ladakh and Mongolia at the Sand Dunes between Deskit & Hundur Village. O/N: Nubra Valley.
Day 4
After breakfast, drive to Thang (the last village of India on the India-Pakistan border), captured by the Indian Army in the 1971 war. Enroute, visit Turtuk and Tyakshi. O/N: Nubra Valley
Day 5 Nubra - Pangong Lake via Shyok River Road (150 Kms | 6-7 hrs approx.)
After breakfast, leave for Pangong Lake at 14,500 ft, with a drive of 6 – 7 hrs. Arrival at camp, enjoy leisure time and witness the color-changing lake and the sunset on its banks. O/N: Pangong Lake
Day 6 Pangong Lake – Leh (140 Kms | 4-5 hrs approx.)
Early morning, enjoy the picturesque sunrise over the lake. After breakfast, drive back to Leh, with stops at Thiksey Monastery and Shey Palace en route. O/N: Leh.
Day 7 Departure
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APRICOT BLOSSOM FESTIVAL LADAKH: SKURBUCHAN
Ladakh, the “Land of High Passes,” never fails to amaze with its breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. The region’s diverse landscape has deeply shaped its culture, giving rise to a vibrant calendar filled with festivals throughout all four seasons. Among them, spring stands out as the time when Ladakh transforms into a paradise, celebrating the Apricot Blossom Festival a tribute to nature’s elegance and the resilience of its people.
This festival, held in Skurbuchan and other parts of Ladakh, celebrates the stunning apricot blossoms that blanket the valleys in soft shades of pink and white. More than just a visual treat, the festival is an immersive cultural experience that brings together nature lovers, cultural enthusiasts, and adventure seekers. It highlights the region’s natural charm, promotes eco-tourism, and encourages sustainable travel practices.
The apricot, known locally as “Chuli,” holds a special place in Ladakhi culture. It is more than just a fruit—it is a symbol of resilience and sustenance in Ladakh’s harsh climatic conditions. Recognizing the deep cultural and ecological significance of the apricot tree, the Department of Tourism and other stakeholders have come together to organize this festival. Through a mix of traditional performances, culinary showcases, and local art, the event brings the spirit of the apricot blossom season to life offering a unique and unforgettable experience for both locals and visitors alike.