Here’s why a holiday to Ladakh should be on your bucket list.

Ladakh is an area of natural beauty unequalled to any other portion of the country, having escaped the ravages of over-commercialization.

Leh, sits at an elevation of almost 11,400 feet. Don’t rush it; the thin air will take some getting used to. Allow yourself two days to acclimate to the altitude. Take your time and get accustomed to your surroundings to be at your best for the days ahead.

Leh Town

Cities have a lot of high-rise buildings. Monasteries can be found in Ladakh. Some of the stupas and gompas adorning the area are centuries old and reflect Buddhist culture and history stories of Buddhist culture and history.

Traditional Monasteries

Rivers and Lakes of Ladakh

Ladakh is surrounded by magnificent rivers and lakes.

While you’re in the “country of high passes,” it’s only natural to make your way to them. The Kullu Valley is connected to the Lahaul and Spiti Valleys by Rohtang La, a 50-kilometre stretch of the Himalayan Pir Panjal Range.

Land of High Passes