Travel on one of the highest highways in the world to Leh, India.


It’s one of the most complicated and challenging roads in the world, approximately 490 km in length. This highway takes you through some of the world’s highest mountain passes.


Embark on an unforgettable journey along the Leh-Manali highway, a vital land connection between Manali and Leh in Northern India. Explore the breathtaking Himalayan landscape, traversing some of the world’s highest mountain passes, with elevations exceeding 4,000 m.

Experience the thrill of reaching an altitude of 5,328 m at Tanglang La, the second-highest motorable pass globally. Due to its high elevation, the highway is open for only about four and a half months each year, typically from May or June. Marvel at the natural sand and rock formations along the flanking mountain ranges, but be cautious of altitude sickness symptoms.

The road, spanning 490 km, offers an epic journey, taking approximately a full day by vehicle from Manali to Leh. Whether renting a car or motorbike, savor the stunning Himalayan scenery.

Beyond its scenic allure, the Leh-Manali highway holds strategic importance for India, serving as the sole route to the Ladakh region. Originally built and maintained by the Indian Army, it plays a vital role in transporting military supplies to Ladakh, supporting even the heaviest army vehicles.