DAY 4-6

Day 4 – LEH – KARU – CHANGLA - PANGONG TSO – LEH To reach the Pangong Lake, needs a day for itself. Start your travel from Leh as early as possible to reach this trademark destination of Ladakh, as post noon the streams start to overflow and crossing them would be next to impossible. The so called Paagal nala especially has to be crossed before noon. This route would give you the fortune to ride on The Changla pass, world’s third highest motorable road.

Day 5 – LEH – KHARDUNG LA – KHALSAR - DISKIT - HUNDER
 The most celebrated place for any rider is undoubtedly The Khardung La pass, the highest motorable road in the world, at an altitude of 17582 ft. Conquer this milestone on your way to the Nubra Valley. Leave from Leh early to avoid traffic en route. After The Nubra valley sees a lot of tourists to witness the spectacular view it has to offer. Diskit houses a 32 meter tall Buddha Statue, which is the area’s trademark. The valley separates Ladakh from the Karakoram Range. The double humped camel ride is a tourist attraction in Hunder. Halt for the night in Diskit.

Day 6 – HUNDER/DISKIT – SUMUR – PANAMIK – SUMUR – KHARDUNG LA – LEH
Leave in the morning form Diskit and head back almost 20 kms to take the road bifurcation towards Sumur and Panamik. The 20 km ride from Sumur to Panamik is difficult to express in words. It is a gateway to someplace else. Make sure to visit the 250 year old Ensa Gompa, known for its hot springs. This is the last point till which tourists are allowed. After this head back to Leh.