Kargil to Ladakh with Elianor Gerrard


Distance between Leh to Kargil is 213 km by Road along with an aerial distance of 138 km. No direct flights or trains or buses are available between Leh to Kargil.The convenient, fastest and cheapest way to reach from Leh to Kargil is to take Air India from Leh to Srinagar then take a taxi from Srinagar to Kargil.
Ladakh is one of the India city. It is located at the longitude of 77.567655 and latitude of 34.157655. Kargil is a India city located at the longitude of 76.117655 and latitude of 34.287655 . The total distance between Ladakh and Kargil is 134 KM (kilometers) and 115.14 meters. The mile based measurement distance is 83.3 miles 

Ladakh direction from Kargil:

Ladakh is located nearly east side to Kargil.

Travel time from Ladakh to Kargil

Travel duration from Ladakh to Kargil is around 2.68 Hours if your travel speed is 50 KM per Hour. Kargil travelers are welcome to visit our travel driving direction page for detail information with road map. Traveling from Ladakh to Kargil is connected by more than one route. Soon you may expect those various travel routes to reach Kargil.
Ladakh to Kargil fuel cost can be calculated using our fuel cost calculator. It is calculated based on the kilometer and your vehicle fuel consumption per mileage
You are welcome to use our Ladakh to Kargil road map and travel planning tool to assist your travel. It shows surrounding tourist places and important places. If there is a bus route between Ladakh to Kargil, you can check our bus route map. Ladakh weather and Kargil weather is also vaialble at our weather map. Ladakh elevation and Kargil altitude available in elevation map.

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