Leh & Ladakh – The Unseen Trans Himalayan Beauty

Sweeping Scenic Beauty

Enclosed in between the Himalayan and Karakoram mountain ranges, the Ladakh region is a highland that is layered in spectral of red, orange, brown, green, and grey with large crystal blue water bodies. The rugged landscape under the stark blue sky.. view more

Vibrant and Indigenous Festivals

Ladakh is known for its treks. But no, that‟s not all there is to it. Ladakh‟s traditions are influenced by the Tibetan culture, and you will find a lot of similarity in the two. Visit the gorgeous monasteries – Hemis, Thiksey, Spituk and so many more. view more

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Barren Panorama

With scorching heat and temperature rising over 40 degrees, in most of the cities; Kashmir is probably the best place to visit to get a relief from the summers !!! Infact, It is a delight for people from cities like Mumbai and Delhi as one enjoys the exotic hills and breath taking views of the mountain ranges. One would surely enjoy the pleasant weather in Srinagar.

Panoramic Photography

In this age of selfies and Instagram, treat that photographer in you to some breathtakingly beautiful shots. It‟s unbelievable how many different colours you will see in one shot that has just mountains, the sky and the road. view more

Smacking Momos and Thukkpas

The food in Ladakh is simple, yet delicious. The local cafes serve _momos _that are cooked with just a subtle hint of spices, and you can find great comfort in a bowl of thukkpa (soup and noodles). view more

Trekking on Mountain Pass

Ladakh is a trekker‟s paradise. And even if you‟re not a regular trekker, there are some easy routes that you can do, because this is a great way to experience Ladakh. The Markha Valley trek is a well-known one, and a portion of the Hemis National Park falls on this route. view more

Wildlife & Nature

Ladakh, undoubtedly, is a unique wildlife destination, which boasts of being home to a number of exotic animals as well as bird species roaming freely in their natural habitat. You can witness a huge variety of flora and fauna. It also has some rare and endangered species of animals. view more

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Ancient Buddhist Monasteries and Gompas

The Ladakh region is also notable for housing some of the ancient Buddhist monasteries and gompas that chronicle the footsteps of Buddhism in India. The vibrant festivals, indigenous attire and strange rituals are some other things that you are going to see in addition when you visit these monasteries. view more

Live like a Nomad

Overlooking the sparkling blue Pangong Lake, an overnight camping is much needed for techies like you. Just imagine a life other than technology, civilization and infrastructure and you step into the wide open space of nature. How about a part of your life spending at the Hunder Sand Dunes? It is beyond your dreams. Amid the towering mountains, camping in Hunder Sand Dunes makes you feel like you are living life like a nomad. There again if you can afford further couple of days, camping at the Tso Moriri Wetland will surely give you an opportunity to get acquainted with some of the beautiful species of high altitude birds and animals. view more

Vegetation & Wildlife

Vegetation is extremely sparse in Ladakh except along streambeds and wetlands, on high slopes, and irrigated places. About 1250 plant species, including crops, were reported from Ladakh. The plant Ladakiella klimesii, growing up to 6150 m a.s.l., was first described here and named after this region. The first European to study the wildlife of this region was William Moorcroft in 1820, followed by Ferdinand Stoliczka, an Austrian-Czech palaeontologist, who carried out a massive expedition there in the 1870s. view more