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A surreal landscape surrounded by the sky-piercing peaks of the snow-capped Himalayan, Zanskar and Karakoram ranges, and adorned with crystal waters of the Shyok, Zanskar and Indus rivers, Leh, in Jammu and Kashmir, is the main city in the Ladakh region, one of the coldest deserts in the world. Perched at a height of over 11,000 ft above sea level, the city of Leh is a haven of adventure sports. Its rugged terrain and gushing rivers provide ripe opportunities for activities like trekking, river rafting, camping, mountain climbing and biking. As the winter months approach, the city is enveloped in a blanket of snow, making it a paradisiacal setting for winter sports. The renowned Chadar Trek starts from the village of Chilling, 66 km away, and mostly covers the frozen area of River Zanskar. Throughout the adventure, trekkers are walking on precarious icy formations, staying in caves filled with stalactites and stalagmites and encountering other snowy landscape.
Leh is surrounded by three gorgeous high-altitude lakes, Tso Moriri, Tso Kar and Pangong Tso that look like sapphires embedded in the ground. A natural wonder that leaves tourists in awe is the Magnetic Hill on the outskirts of the city. It is said to defy gravity as it tends to pull vehicles upwards. Leh is a prominent Buddhist centre and is dotted with several important monasteries. Tourists can set on a monastery trail and admire the ancient cultures of the region come alive in various paintings adorning the walls while indulging in meditation and other therapeutic and spiritual activities.
Leh was the erstwhile capital of the kingdom of Ladakh and boasts a legacy that is reflective of its rich history. With the 17th-century Leh Palace at its heart, which is a great example of medieval Tibetan architecture, the city enjoys a smattering of heritage sites that stand tall to this day. One of the best ways to experience the culture of Leh is to check into a homestay where the host will leave no stone unturned in immersing guests in Ladakhi culture. Another great way to “taste” the region is by way of its fresh produce: apricots, apples, and other fruits and vegetables that can be found in its orchards and markets.
Perched at a height of 13,154 ft, Zanskar Valley is a semi-arid...
A sapphire set amidst a stark scenery, the gorgeous Tso Moriri Lake...
The smallest of the three high-altitude lakes of Ladakh, the remote...
Leh-Ladakh's diverse terrain includes mountains, valleys, and rivers,...
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Held across the region of Ladakh in the month of September every...
Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, pristine rivers and verdant...
Situated on the banks of the River Indus, on the outskirts of the...
Set amidst craggy and stark mountains, the pristine white edifice of...
Due to the presence of two prominent rivers ,the Indus and the...
A mosaic of myriad shades of blue, the pristine Pangong Lake is...
Nyoma is a cold and temperate village in the Leh district of Jammu...
Since the region of Leh-Ladakh is blessed with the towering Himalayas...
There are several mountain biking trails across Leh-Ladakh....
One of the most prominent features of Ladakh region, the statue of...
Perched at an altitude of 14,000 ft, Magnetic Hill is one of the most...
Also referred to as the Lhachen Palkhar, Leh Palace was built by King...
Lamayuru Monastery is located about 127 km west of Leh. In the 11th...
Ladakh is perhaps one of the most awe-inspiring places in India,...
The Jama Masjid is located at the heart of Leh's bazaar and is said...
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An important stopover on the tourist circuit, the Hall of Fame...
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Founded by Mahasiddha Naropa, an Indian Buddhist, Dzongkhul Monastery...
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Choglamsar is a Tibetan settlement located on the outskirts of Leh....
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Widely believed to be the second-highest motorable road in the world,...
The Chadar Trek can only be enjoyed during the winter months in...
The largest gompa built by Rinchen Zangpo, a translator of Sanskrit...
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