Activity Location: Nubra Valley(Hunder Village)

Timing: Morning Slot: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Afternoon Slot: 3:00 PM - 05:00 PM

Duration: 15 minutes to 1 hrs

About Camel Safari in Ladakh

Exploring the Sand Dunes with two-humped camel rides is a must to do a thing in Nubra Valley. You can also communicate with the locals. Get tanned by the fiery heat of the sun in the middle of an actual cold desert. This experience is intriguing given the landscape and isolation of the place. Nubra valley is an extensively famous spot for Camel Safari which is the best activity to do in Ladakh. This enables you to live between the hallmarks of the Nubra valley such as snow-covered peaks, crystal clear and splashing water, dunes, and vegetation. Camels in Leh are distinct from the normal ones with two humps and are known as Bactrian Camels. These camels existed as the era ones that allowed the famed Silk Route between India and China. Dual persons can drive on a camel and a safari goes on in the quaint town of Hunder in Nubra valley.

About the Camel Safari Activity

Camel safari is the ideal way to find out desert areas – particularly areas as historically and culturally prosperous as huge the Nubra Valley in Ladakh and Rajasthan. Lodge yourself contentedly on the back of an ungulate and adore the dunes, expanding for miles – as far as the eye can see. A camel can carry your areas, where a jeep or common motor vehicle will try to reach only the camel, can reach. Camel is known as the ‘ship of the desert’; for centuries, it existed as the only means of transport accessible in these frequently. Camel Safari is an amazing journey.

Best Time to Visit Ladakh

• Summer is the best time to visit Ladakh, from April to July during this time temperature is between 15 to 30 Degree Celsius. Ladakh is well known for its immoderate low temperatures almost all through the year. While it is quite pleasant in the summertime, the winters are extremely cold and unappeasable. So in that case, naturally the best time to visit Ladakh is during the summers.
• Summer
• Ladakh in April- maximum(12 degrees celsius), minimum(-1 degree Celsius). Ladakh in April will be a bit cold because it will not be on the extreme side like in the months of peak winters. 
• Ladakh in May- maximum(17 degrees celsius), minimum(3 degrees celsius). All the places in Ladakh including Leh, Khardungla pass, Nubra Valley, and many more are open for tourists. 
• Ladakh in June- maximum(21 degrees celsius), minimum(7 degrees celsius). The weather of Ladakh in June will be pleasant enough for sightseeing. 
• Ladakh in  July- maximum(25 degrees celsius), minimum(10 degrees celsius). July is considered to be the best month for tourists. 
• Monsoon
• Ladakh in August- maximum(24 degrees celsius), minimum(9 degrees celsius). It is the most suitable month and even more enjoyable because it is less crowded.
• Ladakh in September- maximum(21 degrees celsius), minimum(5 degrees celsius). This month is considered the most pleasant month of the whole year. 
• Winter
• Ladakh in October- maximum(14 degrees celsius), minimum(-1 degree Celsius).  This month will be a bit cold and the chance of snowfall.
• Ladakh in November- maximum(7 degrees celsius), minimum(-7 degrees Celsius). The month is considered to be the beginning of the winter season.
• Ladakh in December- maximum(1-degree Celsius), minimum(-11 degree celsius). During this month everything will get frozen and there will be no running water in the taps. 
• Ladakh in January- maximum(-3 degree Celsius), minimum(-15 degree celsius). It is the month where you can enjoy the snowfall. 
• Ladakh in February- maximum(-1 degree celsius), minimum(-12 degree celsius)
• Ladakh in March- maximum(6 degrees celsius), minimum(-6 degrees Celsius). It is known as the transition month for Ladakh.

How to Reach Ladakh

• Leh Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport is the nearest and main airport at Leh, which is all around connected with Delhi, Jammu, Srinagar, Chandigarh, and a few different urban areas in India. There are varying flights for Ladakh during peak season and off-season and might be changed in the flights during the winter season due to weather conditions.
• If you want to explore Ladakh then a bike is the best option to enjoy the beauty of Ladakh. Every adventurous bike trip to Ladakh is a dream. There are two different routes to reach Ladakh. One route is from Srinagar and another from Manali:
• Route 1: Srinagar to Leh
• Traveling from Srinagar then you will be covering a distance approx of 419 km.
• Route 2: Manali to Leh
• If you are traveling from Manali to Leh then you will be covering a distance of approx 428 km.
• Traveling to Leh through a Jeep ride is the best experience. You will be stunned by the streets of Ladakh. Ladakh is 423 km from Srinagar and 434 km from Manali.
•  A road trip to Leh from Srinagar, Manali, or Chandigarh at your comfort. The highways are closed because of heavy snowfalls between the winter months. Along these, you can travel to Ladakh by street between May to September.
• If you are planning to visit Ladakh by bus then prepare for a bumpy ride. Ladakh is connected with Jammu by roads. There are two ways through which you can reach Ladakh. One is the route from Srinagar to Ladakh by Zoji La Pass and another route is Manali to Ladakh by Rohtang Pass. Zoji La Pass is open between June and October. Rohtang Pass opens between June and September. JKSRTC and HRTC give transport services. It will take almost 4 days if you are traveling by bus from New Delhi.
• The nearest railroad station is Jammu Tawi (approx 688 km from Ladakh) which is connected with Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai. You can also book a taxi or board a state transport to reach Ladakh from that point.
•  Chandigarh and Pathankot are the nearest railway stations to Leh.

Things to Carry in Ladakh

• ID Proof: Valid ID card issued by Government.
• Clothing: Warm clothing (Down Jacket/Fleece Jacket, Woolen Cap / Scarf, Hat, Lowers, Woolen & Cotton Socks, Thermal wears), Cotton Towels, Trekking/Hiking shoes & other comfortable regular wears.
• Toiletries: Lip Balm, Wet wipes, Skin Moisturizer, Sunscreen.
• Medical Related: Personal medicines (if any), Mosquito repellent, prescribed medicines for high altitude sickness, Dehydration salt
• Other Optional: Sunglasses, Rubber Slipper, Power Bank, Candy, Dust Mask, etc.

Do`s & Dont`s in Ladakh

   Do`s                                                                                                                                    

• Do check out weather conditions before heading out on the Ladakh trip.      
• Do carry plenty of water to hydrate at a high altitude to keep you going,       
• Do carry Snacks and energy drinks or energy bars.                                       
• Do carry the necessary medicines.                                                                
• Do carry extra batteries for your camera and mobiles phones.                     
• Do carry all the necessary documents and permits.                   

Don`ts                  

• Don`t disrespect the locals, respect Ladakhi culture. 
•  Do not carry plastic bags because it is officially banned in Ladakh.
•  Don`t harm the flora and fauna, geographical and cultural landscape during the trip.
• Do not blindly trust Google maps.
•  Do not make too many stops during your road journey.
•  Not consuming alcohol at high altitudes.