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Attractions
Gautham Buddha's Huge Statue
Walkable distance 10 minsThe Maitreya Buddha statue in Sumur, Nubra Valley, Leh Ladakh stands tall, overlooking the enchanting landscape. Perched atop Diskit Monastery at an altitude of 10,308 ft, this impressive structure promotes peace and protection. Its intricate carvings, vivid colors, and serene presence make it a spiritual gem in Ladakh
Sumoor Sand Dunes
Distance 950m awayThe Sumoor Sand Dunes, nestled in the picturesque Nubra Valley of Ladakh, present a captivating sight with their undulating golden sands against a backdrop of majestic mountains. Visitors relish camel safaris amidst this tranquil desert oasis, while camping under the star-studded sky, embracing the serene charm of this remote Himalayan landscape.
Hot Spring Panamik Nubra
Distance 22km awayPanamik, a village in Nubra Valley, Ladakh, is famous for its sulphur hot springs. Nestled close to the Siachen glacier, the highest battlefield globally, Panamik attracts travelers seeking healing properties from these springs. At an altitude of 10,442 feet, the hot water is believed to cure ailments like rheumatism. Locals and tourists alike take dips in the rejuvenating waters.
Siachen Base Camp
Distance 85 km awayLocated in the eastern Karakoram Range in the Himalayas, Siachen Base Camp stands as one of the highest military outposts in the world. Situated at an altitude of over 5,000 meters (16,000 feet), it serves as a vital strategic point in the India-Pakistan conflict over the Siachen Glacier. Despite its extreme conditions and isolation, it remains a testament to the resilience and determination of military personnel stationed there.
Turtuk
Turtuk, a remote village in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh, offers a glimpse into the lesser-explored side of the region. Bordering Pakistan, it was opened to tourists in 2010, revealing its rich Balti culture and stunning landscapes. Known for its apricot orchards, ancient monasteries, and friendly locals, Turtuk provides a unique and immersive experience for travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path adventures in Ladakh.
Hunder Sand Dunes
Hunder Sand Dunes, located in the Nubra Valley near Sumur, Leh Ladakh, present a surreal landscape of rolling sands against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks. These vast dunes offer an exotic experience, with double-humped Bactrian camels dotting the horizon. Visitors can enjoy camel rides amidst this otherworldly scenery, immersing themselves in the unique charm of the desert in the mountains.
Yarab Tso Lake
Yarab Tso Lake, nestled in the rugged terrains near Sumur, Leh Ladakh, captivates with its serene beauty. Surrounded by towering mountains, this hidden gem offers a tranquil retreat for nature lovers. The calm waters reflect the azure sky, creating a picturesque setting for solitude and reflection. Visitors are enchanted by its pristine charm and the peaceful ambiance it exudes.
Pangong Lake
Pangong lake is one of the most popular places to visit in Leh and is located just 160 kilometres away from Ladakh. The drive to Pangong lake is an exciting experience offering scenic views. It is a beautiful lake with crystal blue waters blessed with pleasant weather throughout the year. Pangong Tso is also amongst the camping places in Ladakh.
Nubra Valley
Nestled in the northern part of Ladakh, Nubra Valley offers a stunning blend of deserts, rivers, and snow-capped mountains. Famous for its Bactrian camels and scenic vistas, the valley is accessible via the thrilling Khardung La Pass. Home to remote villages, ancient monasteries, and the enchanting Shyok River, it offers a serene escape for travelers, Nubra Valley has everything that an explorer seeks and is among the most famous places to visit with our Le Ladakh packages.
Khardungla Pass
Khardung La Pass, situated at an elevation of 5,359 meters, is one of the world's highest motorable passes. Connecting Leh to the Nubra and Shyok valleys, it offers breathtaking vistas of the Ladakh Range. Adventure seekers flock here for thrilling drives and panoramic views of snow-capped peaks. The pass stands as a testament to human engineering amidst the rugged Himalayan terrain.
Magnetic Hill
The famous Magnetic Hill of Ladakh is a cyclops hill, a place where vehicles seem to have defied the force of gravity and move upwards when parked at a particular marked location here. Located on the Leh-Kargil-Baltic National Highway, this place remains a mystery even today, as many tourists are awestruck to witness the magical experience.
Hemis National Park
Hemis National Park is the largest national park in South Asia, and is located in the eastern section of Ladakh. The park covers 4400 square kilometres and is home to 16 species of mammals, 73 bird species, and around 200 snow leopards. The National Park is famous for the huge population of snow leopards throughout the world and is considered to be the only protected area where these wild cats can be found in such abundance and it must be part of your Ladakh tour packages.
Diskit Monastery
Belonging to Gelugpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism, Deskit or Diskit Monastery is the largest and oldest in Nubra Valley. Hence a visit to the monastery is an inevitable part of any kind of Ladakh tour. The significant fact related to the monastery is that it runs a school with the help of a Non-Governmental Organization to teach science subjects in English to the Tibetan children of the region. The fourteenth century monastery is a favourite tourist destination as well.
