Leh-Ladakh
Situated in the Himalayan Range of Jammu & Kashmir, Leh Ladakh is place of natural beauty and magnificence. Situated along the banks of the Indus River, the place is famous for ancient Buddhist monasteries and mosques as well as its Tibetan architectural style. The Pangong Lake and its crystal blue water reflect the surrounding mountains. Lose your sense of time and place by spending some time at this scenic water reservoir.
Get a grand panoramic view of the town of Leh from the Royal Palace of Leh. Built in the 17th century, the 9-storey palace offers majestic views and also has a museum. The Nubra Valley in Ladakh offers beautiful views and the journey from Leh to Nubra is equally enjoyable. The journey takes one through the Khardung Pass which is the highest motorable road in the world. Visit the Shanti Stupa which is situated on a steep hill top. Get a magnificent view of the town and snow-capped mountains. The sunrise and sunsets are worth watching from here.
If you are looking to eat authentic Kashmiri cuisine, Budshah Inn is the place to be. You could also try your hands on the grand feast ‘Wazawan’ which comprises of 36 non-vegetarian dishes. Head to Pumpernickel German bakery for breakfast or cook your own pasta in a hot spring! But don’t let the water get into your pasta. Ladakh Festival is celebrated in the month of September wherein you can enjoy folk dance and music. Polo and archery competitions are also organized.
The nearest airport is Leh Kushok Bakula Rimpochee airport which is only 5 Km away from the main city. The city is well connected via railways and you can take superfast or passenger trains to any desired destination. Bus services are also available and you can always take a bus from major bus stands of Jammu and Kashmir. General weather of this destination is Cold. This destination is of type Mountain.