Leh Tourism

There are two ways to visit Leh: airways and roadways. Leh has its own domestic airport where flights from major cities of India ply on a regular basis. Leh is connected well by roads and can be easily reached from the neighbouring state of Jammu & Kashmir via NH1 and Himachal Pradesh via Leh-Manali Highway.

Leh is the largest town in Ladakh. It houses the only airport in the union territory. It is a base town for all the travellers visiting Ladakh with a number of attractions in and around it.

No, a permit is not required to visit Leh.

Leh is situated at a height of 3500m, which is a high altitude location where one needs a day or two for acclimatisation. One need not to be physically fit but at least has to be physically well to travel in a high altitude region.

The scarcity of oxygen at a great height (above 3000m) is what causes altitude sickness in Ladakh where the air pressure decreases. When one scales such heights, the body may not immediately adapt to the change in the surroundings, and thus, altitude sickness occurs. Since Leh is situated at a height of 3500m, it is quite common for visitors to get altitude sickness

Yes, TMI offers the best sightseeing tours in Leh that include the top attractions like Hemis Monastery, Sangam, Magnetic Hill, Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace and many other sites.

Yes, TMI has all kinds of trekking and climbing tours in and around Leh.

Yes, you can take your personal vehicle to Leh, however, it will not be allowed for the local sightseeing and visiting other parts of Ladakh.

No, only postpaid connections work in Ladakh.

Yes, TMI has all the provisions for organising the best motorbiking and jeep safari tours in Leh.