Embark on an adventure across one of the most thrilling high-altitude passes in the Himalayas, connecting Kashmir to Ladakh with hairpin bends and panoramic views.
Perched at an altitude of 11,575 ft, Zoji La – often called the Mountain Pass of Blizzards – is one of the most thrilling high-altitude passes in the Himalayas. Situated in the Kargil district of Ladakh, this narrow yet dramatic stretch of road connects Kashmir to Ladakh through NH-1 (Srinagar–Leh Highway).
Renowned for its hairpin bends, rugged terrain, and sudden snowstorms, Zoji La is not just a road—it’s an adventure in itself. Along the way, you’ll be greeted by mesmerising views of Sonamarg meadows, Drass Valley, and the mighty Drang Drung Glacier. The route also carries a rich history, once serving as a crucial trade link on the ancient Silk Route.
Experience an adventure at 11,575 feet in the heart of the Himalayas.
Embark on a scenic road trip featuring hairpin turns, steep climbs, and snowy ridges.
Capture panoramic views of Sonamarg, Drass Valley, and the mighty Drang Drung Glacier.
Perfect for thrill-seekers with trekking, camping, and photography opportunities.
Test your endurance with an exhilarating motorcycle ride across one of the world’s highest motorable passes.
Carry warm clothes, water, snacks, and a first-aid kit as there are no facilities on the pass.
Always check the weather and road status from BRO (Border Roads Organisation) before your trip.
Drive cautiously and preferably in a 4x4 vehicle due to rugged and narrow roads.
The pass is closed during winter (Nov-April); avoid travel then due to landslide and avalanche risks.
Acclimatise in Sonamarg or Leh before attempting the high-altitude journey to prevent sickness.
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