Leh Ladakh, a region in the northern part of India, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and unique cultural heritage. Nestled between the Karakoram and Himalayan ranges, Ladakh offers stunning vistas of rugged mountains and pristine lakes. Leh, the capital of Ladakh, serves as the gateway to this exceptional area, attracting adventurers and spiritual seekers...Read More
Day 0 after landing in Leh, there are a few things that you have to make sure by default you are doing. This is a sequence of things that you need to follow in order to have a flawless day in Leh and an extraordinary journey around Ladakh.Table of ContentsText back home 2. Shades on 3.Taxi to...Read More
Ladakh has been known by many names in its history and it was firstly inhabited by the Buddhist Dard tribe, an Indo- Aryan race. Hence, the villages situated on both sides of Indus River are called the Aryan Valley. Having a rich and intriguing history and a mix of Eurasian culture makes it a place worth...Read More
Tangste is a small village in Leh district of Ladakh region. It is one of the closest village to China. There is not much population compared to other villages in Ladakh, but the presence of the army can also be included in the village population. Because there are more army camps there compared to local...Read More
Manali-Leh highway is officially closed on 15th September and opens on 15th May depending on the snowfall and weather. Every year the mountains are witnessing heavy snowfall and early winters. Winters are setting early because of the climate change, less rainfall in the mountains, every year there are floods in mountain states like Himachal Pradesh,...Read More
Situated in Changthang plateau of eastern Ladakh, Tso Moriri is another beautiful lake in Ladakh. Pangong Tso lake is getting famous because of its beauty. Yet not many know about this lake. But there are many travellers or tourists who have visited this lake already. This lake doesn’t have many resources due to its remote...Read More
Situated in the extreme north of India in Nubra Valley of Ladakh, Turtuk is also known as the last village of India. It is situated near the Pakistan border or POK which is 5 km away from the village. The village was the part of Pakistan until 1972 after which India captured this village from...Read More
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