Ladakh - a small Tibet in India, a sacred land in the Himalayas - is famous for its wild beauty, majestic nature and original indigenous culture. With its vast desert terrain and snow-capped mountains, this place is not for those who like to enjoy themselves. Instead, Ladakh is considered a holy land for free souls with a passion for exploration.
After a month of Vietnam reopening to tourism, and on the occasion of the April 30 - May 1 holiday, many Vietnamese tourists have planned to visit or return to this "land of monasteries".
Currently, India allows visitors to apply for an online visa at a cost of 70 USD/person, valid for 60 days with two entries. Visas can be applied for as early as three months and as late as two weeks before departure.
From Vietnam, you can fly directly to New Delhi with Vietjet Air or transit in Bangkok, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur and then fly to New Delhi. From New Delhi to Leh, you can go by car or motorbike, but the most convenient is still by plane. Round-trip ticket prices from Vietnam to Leh, Ladakh range from 9-17 million VND (the earlier you book, the cheaper the price).
One of the Vietnamese tourists who has "fallen in love" with Ladakh is Max Vu. He has come and gone from this land countless times, traveling nearly 1,200 km on the roads in the Himalayas, crossing the highest passes in the world, admiring the most beautiful lakes in the Himalayas and Asia, and worshiping the ancient temples - sacred monasteries of the Tibetan people in Ladakh...
“Many people may experience obstacles such as headaches and fatigue due to altitude sickness symptoms when coming to Ladakh. But this feature makes Ladakh special compared to other treks in the Himalayas, and is an indispensable spice for the journey to explore Ladakh” - Max Vu shared.
Max Vu is currently the person in charge of tourism services at FIT Tour - a company specializing in "unique and experiential" tours. As world tourism begins to bustle again, FIT Tour has recently launched a new product: the "luxury Nepal" tour at the end of April, including an 8-day journey with "luxury" experiences such as helicopter flights and staying in 4-star resorts with a full view of the legendary mountain ranges.
Explore "3 years of Ladakh" through the short film below by Max Vu, maybe you will have more motivation for your upcoming trip.
