Heaven to Highlands: A Scenic Journey from Srinagar to Chandigarh via Leh & Manali

• Accommodation: Deluxe hotel / camp for 10 nights
• Srinagar – 1 night (Day 1)
• Kargil – 1 night (Day 2)
• Leh – 3 nights (Days 3, 4 & 7)
• Nubra Valley – 1 night (Day 5 – camp/hotel)
• Pangong Lake – 1 night (Day 6 – lakeside camp)
• Jispa – 1 night (Day 8 – hotel/camp)
• Manali – 2 nights (Days 9 & 10)
• Meals: Daily breakfast & dinner
• Transport: Private car for the entire journey as per itinerary
• Driver's expenses: Food, lodging, tolls, parking, and permits
• Sightseeing: All attractions mentioned in the itinerary
• Pick-up: Srinagar (Airport / Railway Station / Bus Stand)
• Drop: Chandigarh (Airport / Railway Station / Bus Stand)

• Lunch (all 11 days)
• Inner Line Permit (ILP) – Required for Nubra & Pangong (approx. ₹500–700 per person – not included)
• Environmental fee / Red Cross fee (approx. ₹200–300 per person – not included)
• Entry fees to attractions, including:
• Nishat Bagh & Shalimar Bagh (Mughal Gardens)
• Shikara ride on Dal Lake
• Lamayuru Monastery
• Alchi Monastery
• Leh Palace
• Hall of Fame
• Shanti Stupa (nominal fee)
• Thiksey Monastery
• Shey Palace
• Hidimba Devi Temple
• Solang Valley activities (paragliding, tubing, etc.)
• Atal Tunnel (if any fee applies)
• Bactrian camel ride at Nubra Valley (optional)
• ATV / 4x4 vehicle rides at sand dunes (optional)
• Any kind of adventure activities (paragliding, river rafting, horse riding, snow tubing, etc.)
• Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, tips, snacks, soft drinks, etc.)
• Travel insurance
• Anything not explicitly mentioned in "Inclusions"

✅ Valid ID proof (Aadhar Card, Voter ID, or Driver's License – physical copy)
✅ Flight / train / bus booking confirmation (for Srinagar arrival & Chandigarh departure)
✅ Cash (₹8,000–12,000 per person for permits, entry fees, lunch, camel ride, adventure activities & personal expenses – ATMs are limited in Nubra & Pangong)
✅ Mobile phone & charger
✅ Power bank (electricity may be limited at Pangong camp)
✅ Reusable water bottle (stay hydrated – critical for high altitude)