Permits›Ladakh
Inner Line Permit🌌Ladakh permit for Indian travellers
Inner Line Permit (protected areas)
Nubra, Pangong, Tso Moriri & Hanle need an ILP for Indian visitors — get it online or at the Leh DC office (₹400-ish + daily eco fee).
Written for Indian passport holders. Rules change — verify with the issuing authority before you travel.
Place by place
Where Tourisma has its own note for a destination.
Nubra Valley · Inner Line Permit Required (May–Oct)
Nubra Valley requires an Inner Line Permit (ILP) for all Indian citizens — apply online via the Leh DC office or arrange via your hotel in Leh (same day possible). Foreign nationals need a Protected Area Permit.
Pangong Lake · Inner Line Permit Required (May–Oct)
Pangong Tso is a restricted area — all visitors need an ILP. Apply in Leh via the DC office or through your hotel. Foreign nationals require a Protected Area Permit from the Home Ministry.
Ladakh destinations on Tourisma
The rule above says which areas it applies to. Each links to its October guide.
Hemis MonasteryLargest Monastery in Ladakh
LehCapital of the Trans-Himalaya
Nubra ValleyValley of Sand Dunes & CamelsHas its own permit note above
Pangong Lake4,350m High-Altitude LakeHas its own permit note above