In its harshest but truest form, witnessing Ladakh in Winter, wrapped in a white blanket of snow and ice is a different experience. Take a digital detox trip this winter and admire the beauty of frozen Ladakh. This may be the best time to visit Ladakh for adventure lovers.
Kela Pass becomes the world’s highest motorable road by civilians constructed by 58 Engineers Regiment of the Indian Army.
Ladakh is not just known for its resilient landscape and breathtaking scenic beauty, it's also known for magnificent monasteries. Tibetans are the dominant population that reside in Ladakh, as a result Ladakh has a rich Buddhist culture. Monasteries are also called Gompas which means “Solitary Places” in Ladakhi language.
Clothing of a culture mirrors its history and lifestyle, know more about the traditional dresses and jewellery of Ladakh!
The hilly region of Ladakh is rich with various species of flora and fauna, some of which are endemic to the area. The pastures and skies of Ladakh are filled…
The festivals and celebrations of Ladakh hail from a history of Tibetan Buddhism and the culture and traditions that stemmed from it throughout the years. They resonate with the people's…
The land of the high passes, Ladakh is known for being a high altitude place with many treks and Tibetan Buddhist culture. The cuisine of this area is rarely highlighted,…
The State of Ladakh lies in the extreme north of India on the border of China. Elevated at a mighty 14,700 altitude above sea, the region of Ladakh has three…