Hotel Coral Ladakh

Property is 4.3 km drive to Kushok Bakula Rimpochhe Airport (IXL). This is the main airport in Leh with regular flights from major cities like Delhi, Srinagar, and Mumbai. During the peak tourist season, additional flights may be scheduled.

Leh, located in the northernmost region of India in Ladakh, is not directly connected by a train service. The nearest major railway station is in Jammu Tawi, which is approximately 700 kilometers away. From Jammu Tawi, travelers typically proceed by road to Leh, which takes about 12-14 hours by bus or taxi. Alternatively, there is a railway station at Pathankot, about 600 kilometers from Leh. From Pathankot, one can also drive to Leh.

1. Road Transport: Taxis: Both private and shared taxis are readily available for local sightseeing as well as long-distance travel to places like Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and Tso Moriri. Buses: The Jammu & Kashmir State Road Transport Corporation (JKSRTC) operates regular bus services connecting Leh with other regions such as Srinagar, Manali, and key attractions within Ladakh. Motorbikes and Bicycles: Rentals for motorbikes, particularly Royal Enfields, and bicycles are popular among tourists looking to explore the rugged terrain independently. 2. Local Transport: Auto-rickshaws: Though less common than taxis, auto-rickshaws can be found for shorter trips within Leh town. Public Buses: Local bus services connect various parts of Leh and nearby villages, providing an affordable mode of transport for residents and budget travelers.