After several weeks of attempts and failures, I was finally able to put together this Ladakh road map covering the entire region.I have created maps in the past as well but they were mostly broken down by areas; like for Nubra valley or Pangong Tso etc. For a long time I was trying to fit it all in on the same map and was finally able to do it. If you are planning to visit Ladakh by road anytime soon; then I am sure the map below can be of some help.
Click on the map below to view it in full size; or right click and save to your hard disk.
Once you click on the image, it will open the map in a new window. Look towards the bottom on the right hand side for option that reads “View in full size”. Click here to see the large map. In case you are not able to read the text well or if it comes blurred, then please leave a comment with your email address and I will send you the map in its original size and resolution.
You can also download this map in its original resolution from the below link. Do not right click and save picture as; rather follow the download button on the top right hand side. The original file size is about 3.8 MB.
The map above coves a very large region and I have tried to include as many details as I could; due to which you will have to zoom in a bit to be able to read the text.
Ladakh Road Map
It includes both the highways leading to Ladakh, from Manali and Srinagar. I have also shown the road via Killar and Kishtwar that connects both Srinagar and Manali Leh highway. From Kargil, the road then goes deep in to Zanskar Valley, Padum. There is a road under construction which will connect Padum to Darcha on Manali to Leh road; via Shingo La. This road however is still under construction and cannot be used. Other areas of Ladakh like Nubra Valley, Pangong, Tso Moriri, Changthang Valley etc are all included.
Also read: How to Plan a Trip to Leh Ladakh – Complete Travel Guide
Please feel free to save the map to your phone while you travel. If you would like to use it with your blog or website, you are welcome to do so but please do provide credit and a link back to this page. Please do not also remove the copyright marks.
If you feel there is any information on the map that is not correct or outdated, please be kind enough to point it out so I can make correction.
I hope this Ladakh Road Map can be of use for your trip. If you have any further questions, please do ask in the comments section below; or at our Community Forum; and I will be glad to answer. Let me know if you need the map in a better resolution.
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Hi Vargis bhai, please send me this map @ shubhamdixit1202@gmail.com
Shubham Bhai you can download it from this link.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_9hR5ZYjFIMdrz_IIQBw-kc0IAlmvKjS/view
Hello Vargis,
Good day!.
We are a group of 5 people travelling in Leh-Nurba-Pangong-TsoMoriri-TsoKar-Leh circuit. Is it possible to complete this in 4 days? We would like to know the best possible route to do this without coming back to Leh. As i saw in your articles, you have mentioned that Pangong to Tso Moriri stretch is not possible in a day.. Could you please tell me how much time it could take if we plan to do that in a day?
Regards
Rufus
Hi Vargis, wonderful resource here! Just a doubt: the position of darcha is not the same between your map and google map. Not sure which one is correct. I’ll be in Ladakh in august and I’m planning to visit Phugtal from Padum, and leaving it from south, going to Tso Moriri (hence, using shingo-la – Darcha road, if available)
It will be around the same area that i have shown Francesco, could be a slight different but more or less the same position. Darcha Road is still not complete so you cannot drive over Shingo La.
Ok, so the only way back is Padum -> Kargil -> Leh, right? Or do you have other routes in mind that could bring us to Tso Moriri quicker? A pass or a road we could reach via trekking could also be a possibility.
Thanks Vargis, your help is being priceless!
Thanks Francesco. If you are trekking than yes, you can cross it over. There is no motorable road yet but a trek route exists that villagers use.
Vargis,
What is the condition of the road like from Hanle to Chummur and then Chummur to Tso Moriri?
That road is not open for tourists
not able to read the map can you please send an email
Did you try downloading from this link?
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_9hR5ZYjFIMdrz_IIQBw-kc0IAlmvKjS
Hi,
Very nice overview map with lots of information.
From my last trips I know there are several hotels and even a small hospital in Keylong.
Do you know the status of the Darcha- Padum road, is the road after the Shingo-la now motorable ? In Oct 2016 it was good enough to pass (mostly push) with bicycles
Thanks for pointing that out Stephan. Darcha Shingo La road is still not complete. They are still working the stretch from Padum side.
Hello,
Want to visit Leh in june 2018 for some 10 to 12 days.
Can I get some help regarding my trip?
Want to visit Nubra Valley for 2 nights, 2 nights for Pangong Lake and also 2 nights for Tsomoriri.
Would you please give itinerary, night stays and other suggestions regarding this trip?
I am from Bangladesh.
Thank You.
Hello – Are you reaching Leh by flight or reaching there by road?
I will be there by flight from Delhi.
Right now from my query I came to know that I need PAP (because I am from Bangladesh). Is not a difficult task to get it from Delhi?
I am eagerly wating for a quick solution from you.
Thank yoy.
You cannot really get it from Delhi. The easiest way around this is to contact a travel agent in leh and get it done. It has to be sponsored by a travel agent and arranged in a group of 2-3 people. PAP cannot be issued for solo travelers.
Hi, I am unable to read the text well on map. Kindly email me the same. Thanks
Please leave me your email address
Or you can download it from here. Click on the download button on the top right hand side, do not right click and save as
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_9hR5ZYjFIMdrz_IIQBw-kc0IAlmvKjS
Why do you have to put your name is subject matter. Write subject on which the article is written.
Not sure I understand, are you talking about the copyright mark?