Day 1: Welcome to India

Upon arrival at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) in Delhi, clear immigration, collect your luggage, and exit the terminal into the arrivals hall. Here, a representative will greet you with a traditional Namaskar welcome, presenting you with a fresh flower garland as an introduction to Indian hospitality.

Transfer to your hotel by private, climate-controlled vehicle. Your 12-Day Ladakh Tour officially begins here as you settle into the capital city. After checking in, take time to relax, unpack, and rest up after your long-haul flight.

Depending on your arrival time, you can spend the rest of the day at your leisure. Unwind at the hotel or begin exploring the local surroundings as you prepare for the upcoming Ladakh tour portion of your journey into the high Himalayas. Whether this is your first time booking Ladakh tours or returning for another adventure, this grand itinerary blends rich North Indian heritage with the high-altitude marvels of the cold desert.

Enjoy a restful evening in Delhi to recharge before taking your domestic flight into the mountains tomorrow to start the rest of your Ladakh trips.

Day Summary:

Meet & Greet upon arrival ,followed by transfer to the hotel.Rest to recover travel fatigue and jetlag.Accommodation: Hotel in DelhiMeals: None included (dependent on flight arrival time)Altitude: 216 m (708 ft)

Day 2: By flight to Leh, Ladakh

Morning: Flight to Leh, the capital town of Ladakh & Traditional Welcome

Your day begins with a short, scenic flight from Delhi straight into the Indian Himalaya. The descent into Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh offers panoramic views over snow-capped peaks and deep river valleys.

Julley! Upon arrival, your local Ladakhi guide welcomes you with a traditional white khatak scarf, marking the official start of your Leh Ladakh tour. Enjoy a short drive through stark, sculpted mountain landscapes to reach your hotel for check-in.

Afternoon: Mandatory Acclimatization & Hotel Rest

Dedicate the afternoon entirely to resting and acclimatizing to the high elevation (11,500 feet). Hydration and minimal exertion are essential on your first day at high altitude. Enjoy a light, comforting lunch at the hotel followed by quiet relaxation.

Evening: Leh Market Exploration & Shanti Stupa Sunset

As the sun softens over the valley, take a slow, gentle walk through Leh Market to absorb the local atmosphere, fluttering Tibetan prayer flags, handicraft shops, and cozy cafés that make Ladakh tour so memorable. If you feel comfortable and well-rested, take a brief drive to Shanti Stupa. From its whitewashed dome, take in panoramic views of Leh town and the surrounding Himalayan ranges glowing in the twilight.

Day Summary

Town / Stay Altitude: 3,500 m (11,500 ft)Highest Altitude: 3,500 m (11,500 ft)Road Travel Distance: ~15 km (Airport transfer & local Leh sightseeing)Hours Involved: ~1.5-hour domestic flight + 1 hour local drivingActivities & Attractions:Scenic Delhi–Leh flightTraditional khatak welcomeLeh Market walking tourShanti Stupa sunset viewOvernight: Hotel Kanglachan, Hotel Lotus, or Hotel Grand Willow (Leh)Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 3: Leh Sightseeing – Monasteries, Royal Heritage & the Soul of Ladakh

Morning: Thiksey Monastery, Shey Palace & Sindhu Ghat Riverbanks

After breakfast, our Ladakh tour begins with a drive directly out along the Indus Valley highway to Thiksey Monastery (~19 km from Leh), the farthest point of your morning excursion. Exploring this grand 12-story complex first lets you experience its peaceful morning atmosphere, ancient chapels, and iconic 49-foot Maitreya Buddha statue before working your way back toward town.

Insider Pro-Tip: The 49-foot statue of Maitreya (Future) Buddha at Thiksey Monastery spans two full floors. For the absolute best photo without people blocking your shot, head up to the 2nd-floor balcony chamber during the morning light. You'll get an eye-level view of the intricate jewel-encrusted crown and face, far away from the ground-floor crowd looking up from below!

Heading back toward Leh, stop at Shey Palace and Gompa, the historic summer capital of Ladakhi royalty, to view its impressive two-story copper-and-gold Shakyamuni Buddha statue and the surrounding village. Continue to nearby Gompa Village for a quiet moment, before making a final morning stop at Sindhu Ghat for a peaceful walk along the banks of the Indus River as you approach the city.

Afternoon: Leh Town Lunch & Historic Leh Palace

Arrive back in Leh in the early afternoon, perfectly timed for a relaxing lunch at a local garden café or restaurant. In the mid-afternoon, gather to explore Leh Palace, a magnificent nine-story royal structure built in the 17th century, an unmistakable sight of any Leh Ladakh Tour. Walk through its historical museum chambers, displaying royal ceremonial robes, antique jewelry, and gem-pigment thangka paintings, and step out onto the upper roof terraces for panoramic views across the Leh valley towards Stok Kangri.

Evening: Leh Old Town Heritage Walk & Local Bazaar

Conclude your day with a guided heritage walk through Leh Old Town. Meander through narrow stone pathways lined with traditional mud-brick homes, old Silk Road trade caravanserais, and local craft shops that showcase why cultural India Ladakh tour is so rich in history. Spend the remainder of the evening at your leisure, browsing the central bazaar or relaxing at your hotel before dinner.

Day Summary

Town / Stay Altitude: 3,500 m (11,500 ft)Highest Altitude: 3,600 m (11,800 ft at Thiksey Monastery)Road Travel Distance: ~45 km round tripHours Involved: ~5–6 hours of cultural sightseeing & walkingActivities & Attractions:Thiksey MonasteryShey Palace & Buddha statue, Gompa Village, Sindhu Ghat riverbanksLeh Palace museum & viewpointsLeh Old Town heritage walkOvernight: Hotel Kanglachan, Hotel Lotus, or Hotel Grand Willow (Leh)Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 4: Into the Aryan Valley – Exploring the Brokpa Villages of Dah & Hanu

Morning: Scenic Western Drive along the Indus River Gorge

After breakfast, leave Leh behind as your 12-Day Ladakh Tour ventures westward into one of the most culturally unique regions of the Himalayas. Following the Indus River as it cuts through dramatic rock gorges and stark mountain terrain, you'll experience a lesser-traveled route that makes custom Ladakh trip so memorable. Along the way, the barren landscape gives way to lush green oases of terraced fields, apricot orchards, and quiet river hamlets.

Afternoon: Dah & Hanu Villages & Brokpa Cultural Encounter

By afternoon, arrive in the Aryan Valley, home to the principal villages of Dah and Hanu. This area is inhabited by the Brokpa community, a distinct group believed to be direct descendants of ancient Indo-Aryans. Step into village life on this segment of your Leh Ladakh tour as you walk through narrow stone lanes, meeting local families and learning about their unique customs, language, and traditional attire, most notably their elaborate Tepi floral headgear decorated with dried flowers, metal coins, and colorful ribbons.

Evening: Village Stroll & Peaceful Himalayan Sunset

As the late afternoon sun softens across the valley, enjoy a peaceful walk through the terraced fields and apricot groves. Take time to unwind in the quiet mountain air, chat with locals, or relax at your guesthouse. Spending an evening in this secluded enclave offers an authentic highlight that sets off-the-beaten-track Ladakh tours apart from standard regional travel.

Insider Pro-Tip: The Brokpa elders in Dah and Hanu are very proud of their distinct cultural heritage, but they value respectful engagement over casual photography. Always ask politely before taking photos of locals, especially elders in their traditional Tepi floral headgear. If you buy a small local handicraft or dried apricots directly from a village family, it creates a warm, natural connection and often leads to an invitation into a traditional stone kitchen for a cup of butter tea or fresh apricot kernels.

Day Summary

Town / Stay Altitude: 2,800 m (9,180 ft)Highest Altitude: 3,500 m (11,500 ft at Leh departure)Road Travel Distance: ~168 km (105 miles)Hours Involved: ~5–6 hours driving + 2 hours cultural explorationActivities & Attractions:Indus River gorge drive, apricot orchard hamletsDah & Hanu village walking tourBrokpa cultural immersionOvernight: Guesthouse / Eco-Camp in Aryan Valley (Dah or Beema)Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 5: Aryan Valley to Alchi – Through Moonland & Ancient Monasteries

Morning: Scenic Indus Gorge Drive & Lamayuru "Moonland" Monastery

After breakfast in the peaceful Aryan Valley, your journey continues westward along the Indus River gorge before rejoining the main highway toward Lamayuru. This drive is one of the most scenic stretches of your Ladakh India Tour, with dramatic rock layers changing color with every turn. By late morning, arrive at Lamayuru Monastery, one of the oldest and highest-perched monastic complexes in the region. Explore its ancient prayer halls, walk among fluttering prayer flags, and marvel at the surrounding "Moonland", a surreal, crater-like landscape of eroded clay formations.

Afternoon: Journey to Alchi & Kashmiri-Influenced Buddhist Art

After exploring Lamayuru, continue your Leh Ladakh tour eastward toward the fertile village of Alchi. Unlike most hilltop gompas, Alchi Monastery sits gracefully on the valley floor alongside the Indus River. Dating back nearly a thousand years, this UNESCO-listed heritage site is celebrated for its exquisite Kashmiri-style wood carvings, wall murals, and clay statues, offering an artistic experience unique among Ladakh tours.

Insider Pro-Tip: Flash photography is strictly banned inside Alchi Monastery to preserve its 1,000-year-old murals, and the inner mud-brick shrines have no electric lights. Carry a small pocket flashlight (or ask your guide to bring one). Softly illuminating the dark corners reveals stunning Kashmiri-style wood carvings and detailed miniature paintings that most tourists completely miss in the dark.

Evening: Orchard Stroll & Village Relaxation in Alchi

As the afternoon light fades, check into your local guesthouse surrounded by leafy apricot orchards and terraced barley fields. Spend a peaceful evening walking through the quiet village paths, enjoying fresh local fruit, or relaxing in the serene garden atmosphere that makes these rural Ladakh trips so restorative.

Day Summary

Town / Stay Altitude: 3,100 m (10,170 ft)Highest Altitude: 3,510 m (11,515 ft at Lamayuru)Road Travel Distance: ~184 km (115 miles)Hours Involved: ~6–7 hours driving + 2.5 hours site visitsActivities & Attractions:Indus River gorge driveLamayuru Monastery & "Moonland" clay formationsUNESCO-listed Alchi Monastery mural tour Alchi village orchard walkOvernight: Zimskhang Holiday Home or similar Guesthouse (Alchi)Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 6: Alchi to Leh – A Scenic Journey Through Sham Valley

Morning: Sham Valley "Apricot Valley" Drive & Sangam Confluence

After breakfast in Alchi, your 11-Day Ladakh India Tour heads back eastward along the Sham Valley. Enjoy a gentle drive through green river hamlets and fertile apricot orchards framed by stark rock mountains. Your first major stop is Sangam, the dramatic confluence where the bright blue Indus River meets the silt-laden Zanskar River in a striking Y-shaped valley junction.

Insider Pro-Tip: At the Indus-Zanskar Confluence (Sangam), walk past the busy roadside parking lot down toward the riverbank for the best photo angle. In summer (July–August), you'll see a stark visual contrast between the muddy turquoise Zanskar River and the clear, deep-blue Indus River flowing together before merging.

Afternoon: Magnetic Hill Illusion, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib & Return to Leh

Continue your Leh Ladakh tour toward Magnetic Hill, where the surrounding topography creates a famous optical illusion making vehicles appear to roll uphill against gravity. A short distance down the highway, stop at Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, a tranquil Sikh shrine built in memory of Guru Nanak's 1517 visit to Ladakh, managed lovingly by the Indian Army. Arrive back in Leh in the early afternoon and check into your hotel.

Evening: Free Time for Shopping & Leisure in Leh Market

Spend the remainder of the late afternoon and evening at your leisure. Unwind at a local café, pick up handmade pashmina shawls and prayer wheels in the bazaar, or simply rest up for the high-altitude pass crossings coming up on your next Ladakh trips.

Day Summary

Town / Stay Altitude: 3,500 m (11,500 ft)Highest Altitude: 3,500 m (11,500 ft at Leh)Road Travel Distance: ~80 km (50 miles)Hours Involved: ~3–4 hours driving + 2 hours sightseeingActivities & Attractions:Sham Valley drive, Sangam (Indus & Zanskar river confluence)Magnetic Hill optical illusionGurudwara Pathar Sahib,Leh Market leisure walkOvernight: Hotel Kanglachan, Hotel Lotus, or Hotel Grand Willow (Leh)Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 7: Leh to Nubra Valley – Crossing Khardung La into Ladakh’s Desert Oasis

Morning: Ascend Khardung La Pass into the Shyok Valley

After an early breakfast, your 11-Day Ladakh India Tour ventures north across the Ladakh Range. Ascend toward the legendary Khardung La Pass (5,359 m / 17,582 ft), celebrated as one of the world's highest motorable mountain roads. As your vehicle climbs through tight switchbacks, take in dramatic views of glaciers tucked into high ridges and sweeping panoramas of the Zanskar range behind Leh.

Insider Pro-Tip: Keep your stop at Khardung La Pass under 15 to 20 minutes. The thin air at 17,582 feet can cause rapid headaches or altitude sickness if you linger too long. Take quick photos with the iconic prayer flags and signboards, then immediately begin descending into Nubra Valley where the air becomes much richer.

Afternoon: Diskit Monastery & 106-Foot Maitreya Buddha Statue

Descend along the Shyok River basin into the high-altitude desert of Nubra Valley, where green oasis villages contrast against towering gravel peaks. Stop at Diskit Monastery, the oldest and largest gompa in Nubra. Climb up the cliffside complex to explore its ancient assembly halls, and marvel at the colossal 106-foot Maitreya Buddha statue seated facing downstream toward Pakistan, a grand highlight on premier Leh Ladakh tours.

Evening: Hunder Sand Dunes & Bactrian Camel Ride

By late afternoon, drive down to the white sand dunes of Hunder Village. Experience a ride on the rare double-humped Bactrian Camels, direct descendants of Silk Road trade caravans that crossed these high deserts centuries ago. As twilight sets in, check into your valley hotel or deluxe camp surrounded by poplar trees and clear, starry mountain skies that make these remote Ladakh trips so unforgettable.

Insider Pro-Tip: The Hunder sand dunes get very busy between 4:30 PM and 6:00 PM. Have your driver take you slightly past the main camel boarding area to the quieter stretch of dunes near the riverbank for sunset photos without crowds in the background.

Day Summary

Town / Stay Altitude: 3,048 m (10,000 ft at Diskit/Hunder)Highest Altitude: 5,359 m (17,582 ft at Khardung La Pass)Road Travel Distance: ~128 km (80 miles)Hours Involved: ~5–6 hours driving + 2 hours sightseeingActivities & Attractions:Khardung La Pass crossingDiskit Monastery & Maitreya Buddha statueHunder Sand DunesBactrian double-humped camel rideOvernight: Hotel, Resort, or Deluxe Camp in Nubra Valley (Hunder / Diskit)Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 8: Excursion to Remote Turtuk Village (Balti Culture & Border Frontier)

Morning: Scenic Drive along the Shyok River to the Balti Border Region

After breakfast, your 11-Day Ladakh India Tour heads further north along the turquoise Shyok River toward the Line of Control. The landscape shifts dramatically from the wide desert plains of Hunder into narrow granite gorges and lush green river corridors. The route offers spectacular vistas of braided riverbeds, terraced barley fields, and towering Karakoram peaks that define northern Ladakh trips.

Insider Pro-Tip: Keep your passport and Inner Line Permit easily accessible in your daypack. The military check post at Tyakshi (just before Turtuk) requires document verification, and having your paperwork ready ensures a quick and seamless passage.

Afternoon: Turtuk Village Walking Tour & Apricot Orchards

Arrive in Turtuk, a village annexed from Pakistan during the 1971 war and opened to international travelers only in 2010. Home to the Muslim Balti people, Turtuk features a distinct culture, Central Asian-influenced architecture, and language completely unique within Ladakh tours. Walk across the wooden suspension bridge connecting Youul and Pharul hamlets, wander past traditional stone houses, visit the local heritage museum, and taste fresh or dried apricots straight from the orchards.

Insider Pro-Tip: Walk up to the historic Heritage House & Museum in Upper Turtuk (Youul). The current head of the Yabgo Royal Dynasty often personally greets visitors, offering fascinating historical insights into how his ancestors ruled the Kingdom of Baltistan for over 1,000 years.

Evening: Scenic Return Drive to Nubra Valley & Night Sky Viewing

In the late afternoon, begin your return journey along the Shyok River basin back to Hunder or Diskit. Arrive at your camp or hotel in time to relax before dinner. End your day on this segment of your Leh Ladakh tour with a peaceful stroll under the clear, light-pollution-free night sky of the high-altitude desert.

Day Summary

Town / Stay Altitude: 3,048 m (10,000 ft at Nubra Valley)Highest Altitude: 3,048 m (10,000 ft) / Turtuk Village: 3,000 m (9,840 ft)Road Travel Distance: ~184 km (115 miles round trip)Hours Involved: ~6–7 hours driving round trip + 2.5 hours village explorationActivities & Attractions:Shyok River gorge drive, border frontier sceneryTurtuk village heritage walkBalti cultural interactionYabgo Royal House visitOvernight: Hotel, Resort, or Deluxe Camp in Nubra Valley (Hunder / Diskit)Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 9: Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake – Along the Shyok River to Ladakh’s Jewel

Morning: Off-the-Beaten-Path Adventure along the Shyok River

After breakfast, depart your Nubra camp as your 11-Day Ladakh India Tour heads southeast toward iconic Pangong Tso. Driving along the direct Shyok River route, navigate through dramatic rock gorges, braided gravel riverbeds, and windswept mountain valleys. This rugged road avoids back-tracking through Leh and offers some of the most raw, untouched scenery found on premier Ladakh trips.

Insider Pro-Tip: The Shyok River route features several water crossings (nallahs) caused by mountain snowmelt. Leave Nubra right after breakfast, crossing these stretches earlier in the morning ensures lower water levels and a smoother drive before the afternoon warmth accelerates glacier melt.

Afternoon: First Glimpse of High-Altitude Turquoise Pangong Lake

By mid-afternoon, the mountain pass opens up to reveal the stunning first view of Pangong Lake (4,225 m / 13,860 ft). Stretching over 130 kilometers from India into Tibet, this endorheic high-altitude salt lake is world-famous for its shifting colors, transitioning dynamically from deep sapphire to bright turquoise and emerald as sunlight moves across the water on your Leh Ladakh tour.

Evening: Lakeshore Sunset & Starry Night Sky

Check into your wooden cottage or deluxe glamping camp set near the shore at Lukung or Spangmik. Take a gentle evening walk along the shoreline, photograph the surrounding peaks glowing gold in the setting sun, and listen to the calm lap of the water. Spend a peaceful evening stargazing under one of the clearest night skies in Asia, a hallmark of high-altitude Ladakh tours.

Insider Pro-Tip: At 13,860 feet, temperatures at Pangong Lake drop rapidly after sunset, even in mid-summer. Keep a thermal layer, warm windbreaker, and beanie easily accessible in your daypack for the evening walk along the shore.

Day Summary

Town / Stay Altitude: 4,225 m (13,860 ft at Pangong Lake / Spangmik)Highest Altitude: 4,225 m (13,860 ft)Road Travel Distance: ~160 km (100 miles via direct Shyok route)Hours Involved: ~6–7 hours driving + 2 hours lakeshore explorationActivities & Attractions:Shyok River gorge drive, first panoramic view of Pangong TsoShore walking & photographyHigh-altitude sunset viewingOvernight: Deluxe Wooden Cottage or Glamping Camp at Pangong Lake (Lukung or Spangmik)Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 10: Return to Leh via Chang La Pass & Sacred Hemis Monastery

Morning: Sunrise at Pangong Lake & Ascend Chang La Pass

Wake up early to witness soft morning light shimmering across Pangong Lake as its colors transition from deep blue to pale turquoise. After breakfast by the lakeshore, begin your return journey to Leh on your 11-Day Ladakh India Tour. Your vehicle climbs winding switchbacks up to Chang La Pass (5,360 m / 17,585 ft), one of the highest motorable mountain passes in the world, where colorful prayer flags flutter wildly against snow-draped ridges.

Insider Pro-Tip: Similar to Khardung La, limit your stop at the Chang La Pass summit to 15 minutes. Take quick photos with the pass marker and enjoy a warm cup of herbal tea served at the world's highest army cafe before descending to safer, lower elevations.

Afternoon: Spiritual Exploration of Hemis Monastery

Descend into the Indus Valley and turn into a secluded side-gorge to visit Hemis Monastery, the largest, wealthiest, and most spiritually significant Drukpa Lineage monastery in the region. Hidden among rocky cliffs, explore its grand assembly halls, serene courtyards, and world-class underground museum displaying centuries-old thangka tapestries, gem-encrusted statues, and royal ceremonial relics that make Ladakh tours culturally unmatched.

Insider Pro-Tip: Walk up to the top floor of the main courtyard behind the museum entrance. You'll get an elevated, frame-worthy photo looking down across the historic stone courtyard where the world-famous Hemis Sacred Masked Dances (Cham) are performed each summer.

Evening: Final Evening in Leh & Farewell Market Exploration

Continue the drive back along the Indus Valley highway, arriving in Leh by late afternoon. Check into your hotel and enjoy your final evening at leisure. Wander through the central bazaar to pick up local souvenirs, such as dried apricots, organic sea buckthorn tea, hand-woven carpets, and prayer wheels, reflecting on your memorable Ladakh trips.

Day Summary

Town / Stay Altitude: 3,500 m (11,500 ft at Leh)Highest Altitude: 5,360 m (17,585 ft at Chang La Pass)Road Travel Distance: ~152 km (95 miles)Hours Involved: ~5–6 hours driving + 2 hours monastery explorationActivities & Attractions:Pangong Lake sunriseChang La Pass crossingHemis Monastery & Royal Museum tourLeh market shoppingOvernight: Hotel Kanglachan, Hotel Lotus, or Hotel Grand Willow (Leh)Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 11: Fly Leh to Delhi & Capital City Sightseeing

Morning: Farewell Himalayan Flight to Delhi

Bid farewell to the high mountains as you transfer to Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh for your morning flight back to India's capital. Enjoy one last panoramic view of snow-capped peaks, deep river gorges, and desert valleys from above, a memorable finale to the mountain portion of your 11-Day Ladakh India Tour. Upon arrival at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, meet your private transfer and check into your hotel to refresh.

Insider Pro-Tip: Keep your camera or phone easily accessible on your morning flight from Leh to Delhi, and request a window seat on the right side of the aircraft (Seat A) during check-in. This side provides stunning, uninterrupted aerial views of the Stok Kangri range and the snow-capped Himalayan peaks as you depart Ladakh.

Afternoon: Delhi Capital Sightseeing & Heritage Exploration

Spend the afternoon exploring Delhi's historic landmarks at a comfortable pace. Depending on your preference and flight schedule, visit the UNESCO World Heritage Qutub Minar, the lotus-shaped Baha'i Temple, or take a scenic drive through New Delhi's wide boulevards past Rashtrapati Bhavan and India Gate. This segment offers a rich cultural bridge connecting your high-altitude Leh Ladakh tour with the vibrant heritage of North India.

Evening: Craft Markets, Regional Dining & Departure Preparation

In the late afternoon, head to Dilli Haat or Connaught Place for souvenirs, artisan handicrafts, and regional cuisine from across India. Spend your final evening relaxing at our hotel, reflecting on the ancient monasteries, high-altitude passes, and unique mountain cultures that made your Ladakh trips so extraordinary.

Day Summary

Town / Stay Altitude: 216 m (708 ft at Delhi)Highest Altitude: 3,500 m (11,500 ft at Leh departure)Road Travel Distance: ~25 km (Airport transfers & local Delhi driving)Hours Involved: ~1.5-hour domestic flight + 3 hours local sightseeingActivities & Attractions:Leh-Delhi mountain flightQutub Minar or Lotus Temple visitNew Delhi Boulevard drive,Dilli Haat handicraft marketOvernight: Hotel in DelhiMeals: Breakfast

Note: Most international flights depart late at night, making it possible to fly home tonight. However, Leh–Delhi flights are weather-dependent and subject to delays or cancellations. We strongly recommend keeping this extra day in Delhi as a safety buffer.

Day 12: Depart Delhi

Enjoy a leisurely morning breakfast at your hotel. Standard hotel check-out time is 12:00 PM. If your flight departs later in the day, you can request a late check-out or have the hotel store your luggage while you head out for last-minute shopping or a stroll. Depending on your flight schedule, optional sightseeing tours can also be arranged, as Delhi offers many additional attractions to explore, feel free to ask your Far & High local representative for personalized recommendations.

When it is time for your flight, a Far & High associate will transfer you to Indira Gandhi International Airport in time for your flight back home.

Meals: Breakfast