Ladakh

Ladakh

Of Lamas and monasteries, butter tea and gently grunting yaks, there’s much more to Ladakh than just spectacular scenery and deep blue lakes. Spend a morning in prayer with monks at Thiksey or go horse riding beside Pangong Tso and come back with equally memorable photographs. Visit Ladakh to experience serenity and loneliness in a vast cold barren desert, to tick off an item on your bucket list, or just because seeing is believing.

Planning a trip to Ladakh? Once you have decided the places you want to visit and have mapped out your itinerary, comes the biggest challenge before your trip – deciding and booking your accommodation. Ladakh offers a variety of options for this – and while you can easily get on a website and choose from...

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Tso Moriri Lake

un[travel] to the less explored Tso Moriri Lake at 4595 metres above MSL, away from crowded high-altitude lakes with blinding flashlights. Past green marshland with streams criss-crossing to the lake beyond. The eight hours it takes to get here from Leh are worth every minute as your vision clears to see the serene blue Tso...

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No ifs or buts – just get on and relish the moment in Ladakh. If you are game for a journey with a difference, then This is it! Do you have a penchant for dramatic vistas? Then, go hit Ladakh. Placed between the mighty Karakoram Range and Himalayan Ranges, Ladakh is an assimilation of exciting...

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During the planning of most of Ladakh holidays – the decision of visiting the Khardung La Pass is almost unanimous. After all, who doesn’t want to see the world’s highest motorable pass. While this is one of the most popular things to do in Ladakh, once you cross the pass, you’ll reach Nubra Valley. It...

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Unrivaled it is, to watch the sheer diversity and beauty of this landscape. Ladakh is an experience of a lifetime; explore, appreciate this beautiful region. It is not just essentially the land of monasteries, the Land of High Passes has everything to quench your adrenaline rush and love for nature. Be it’s for a road...

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Ladakh as a destination has always remained an enigma, calling out to travellers from far and wide around the world. With its mighty peaks, barren deserts, surreal lakes and glaciers, a Ladakh Holiday remains a must on every traveller’s bucket list. Another part of the entire Ladakh experience is the monasteries of Ladakh. These monasteries...

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Of Lamas and monasteries, butter tea and gently grunting yaks, there’s much more to Ladakh than just spectacular scenery and deep blue lakes. Though made famous by the odd Bollywood movie every now and then, most of Ladakh still remains largely unexplored. un[travel] Ladakh for its gompas and stupas, for walking to the turquoise Indus...

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It is hard to take your eyes and heart off the pristine terrain of Leh Ladakh, one of the few remaining Buddhist destinations in South Asia. Explore an altogether unique feeling of being close to nature experiencing the calmness and placidity of the mountains, rivers and valleys. With austere monasteries and palaces, the scenes of...

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Saswati is an un[traveller] and was a part of one of our group departure trips to Ladakh, in June 2018. Here is her story on how she got Leh’D. A woman taking a solo trip is not just about being a flag post on the road to women empowerment. It transcends the barrier of a...

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Also known as “the land of fairy tales,” the district of Kinnaur is one of the top offbeat places in Himachal. With the perfect composition of elevation, climate and topography, Kinnaur hosts some of the most beautiful places of Himachal Pradesh. Sharing its borders with Tibet, it reflects the influence of both Indian as well...

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