Uncover the Blue Lake of Ladakh: Nubra to Pangong Road | Bangalore to Leh road trip | Offbeat travel

Embark on an offbeat adventure from Nubra to Pangong and uncover the stunning Blue Lake of Ladakh. Join us on this Bangalore to Leh road trip for a journey like no other!
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[@user-ll5hm3zl4g]

Amazing video , we saw very challenging roads sir. Thank you so much for showing such wonderful views.

[@offbeattravel.official]

Thank you so much.

[@sujoydasbayen]

Superb, khub bhalo. Nice drone shots and beautiful presentation. Roads seems a bit nightmare. We will stay at Spangmik, lets see how we reach. We have a day extra still unplanned inbetween, may be we can go back to leh and follow the Changla route.

[@offbeattravel.official]

Thank you so much. Roads are not in good shape and under construction. But its a good experience to drive on Shyok riverbed.

[@sanganijitendra3934]

What a vediography!

[@offbeattravel.official]

Thank you

[@deepubtv]

As usual great vlog.. Can tell which road needs to be taken from Nubra to pangong as you said Google maps is showing different direction

[@offbeattravel.official]

Thank you so much. You need to take right after Sumur bridge and go towards Tsati village. Then connect to old Nubra-Pangong road.

[@vikramkhoba1982official]

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[@offbeattravel.official]

Thank you

[@jamesfernandes1136]

As usual very nice blog, Is the Leh to Pangong road is motorable by regular cars ??

[@offbeattravel.official]

Thank you so much. Leh to Pangong can be done in any car. Nubra to Pangong is little tricky.

[@jamesfernandes1136]

@@offbeattravel.official Thank you so much. Good luck for the remainder...

[@sarwan-hf5lt]

Hi - thanks for your videos. Really nice and informative! Can I ask for your advise? I'm planning to visit Ladakh next month along with a friend. However I keep getting nervous about the trip especially about AMS. How worried should I be about AMS? I'm hearing few people say that to avoid AMS , you need to simply rest for 2 days after reaching Leh. Is this required? Any places that I should avoid? (I'm in my 40s , no major health issues .But I have no experience in hiking or high altitude places. Also I am a pre-diabteic and vegetarian. So I will have to follow diet) if you can suggest , it'd be helpful , thanks!

[@offbeattravel.official]

Thank you so much. AMS can catch you by surprise unless you acclimatise yourself at Leh. So, please make sure to take it easy for 2 days after you reach Leh. Health will be fine as long as you don't over push yourself. Taking Diamox once in a day does help, do speak to your doctor before the trip.

[@sarwan-hf5lt]

@@offbeattravel.official Thank you for the tips!

[@sujoydasbayen]

Hi Soumya, can you pls let me know approximately how much distance is off road in this route. Thanks

[@offbeattravel.official]

It would be around 60-70kms. Worst stretch is till Agham and then Shyok river bed.

[@meghanavenkateshan]

Hello.. following all ur vlogs . Great job. Would like to know an important information.. how do u deal with altitude sickness? Especially ur parents are also travelling with u guys. Isn't it a issue fr us r fr u? Any precautions taken? Kindly share thank u ji

[@offbeattravel.official]

Thank you so much. We always travel via Srinagar for better acclimatisation. Stay atlease 4-5 days before travelling inner line. Parents took diamox as required along with similar precautions. We also carry oxygen cylinder as required.

[@meghanavenkateshan]

@@offbeattravel.official thanks fr the reply. May i know When should we take the Diamox medicine?

[@offbeattravel.official]

@@meghanavenkateshan It’s better to start a day before you reach Leh.

[@meghanavenkateshan]

@@offbeattravel.official great thank u. Do we have any side effects fr this? Sry fr askng many dbts 😄

[@offbeattravel.official]

@@meghanavenkateshan Not everyone gets side effects. It’s better to check with doctor once.

[@sabyasachighosal1643]

In which month did you started and end the trip?

[@offbeattravel.official]

We started in May and still on the trip.

[@sabyasachighosal1643]

Are permits still required for ladakh? Heard that after 2023 permits are not needed, we only need to pay some fees and green tax.

[@offbeattravel.official]

@@sabyasachighosal1643 It’s not the typical ILP like earlier. But they look for green tax payment details in every check post.