Ladakh is well known for its breathtaking landscapes and it's an awe-inspiring natural beauty, from snow-clad mountains to blue lakes, from glaciers to sand dunes, from majestic lands to magical Skye's you can have it all in Ladakh
today I'll be providing the 10 must-see places in Ladakh but before we get into details do not
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1. Pangong Lake
This majestic Lake is located at a height of around 14,000 feet and is 135 kilometers long. One of the unique features of this lake is that it changes color many times during a day!
This lake is surrounded by magnificent mountains and clear blue skies and the beauty and serenity of this place are just beyond words...!!!
2. Nubra Valley
Which is a true masterpiece and feels like a paradise on earth. It is around 150 kilometers from Leh and your eyes will be amazed by never-ending natural beauty and wherever you look, you will be simply awestruck..! Two beautiful places to
visit in Nubra Valley are Diskit Monastery featuring 109 feet Buddha statue and the highest desert in the world at Hunder where you can see two hump bacterium camels.
3. Khardung La Pass
Khardung La Pass situated at a height of around 18,000 feet and this world-famous pass is one of the highest motorable roads in the world. It is around 40 kilometers from Leh and it provides breathtaking and thrilling views of majestic Ladakh.
4. Hemis Monastery
It is the largest and most popular monastery in Ladakh. It is located around 45 kilometers from Leh and is beautifully tucked in mountains. It is famous for the annual Hemis Festival which happens during June of July every year. This monastery also has a museum that depicts the rich ancient culture of Ladakh.
5. Thiksey Monastery
Which is located at a height of 11850 ft in Thiksey village which is around 19 kilometers from Leh. It is one of the largest monasteries in Ladakh and resembles the Potala Palace in Tibet. It's 12 story building features a huge
statue of Maitreya Buddha.
6. Shanti Stupa
It is built on a hilltop overlooking the Leh town. Its white dome shape structure is built in association with the Japanese Buddhist community and it provides spectacular panoramic views of the beautiful surroundings. The stupa holds the relics
of Lord Gautam Buddha at its base.
7. Hall of Fame Museum
It is constructed by the Indian Army in memory of soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the pride of their country. This museum is around five kilometers from Leh city and gives a glimpse of huge contributions made by Indian Soldiers.
8. Sangam
Sangam the confluence of Indus and Zanskar River. This beautiful place is around 45 kilometers from Leh and the view of this valley is a real treat to the eyes. The two rivers can be seen distinctively in two different colors. In
summers the Zanskar River is known for river rafting while in winter it is famous for Chadar Trek.
9. Shey Palace
Shey Palace is located in Shey. A beautiful village around fifteen kilometers from Leh.
Shey used to be the capital of ancient Ladakh and this palace was used as a summer retreat by Ladakhi Kings and Royals. It is located on a hilltop and has an exclusive monastery featuring a grand 39feet statue of Sakyamuni Buddha made
of copper and gilded gold.
10. Leh
Leh Palace is a royal palace constructed by Sengge Namgyal, king of Ladakh in the 17th century.
This beautiful palace has nine stories and its roof provides a spectacular and panoramic view of the beautiful town and surrounding grand mountains.
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today I'll be providing the 10 must-see places in Ladakh but before we get into details do not
forget to follow our blog for more such information.
1. Pangong Lake
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| Pangong Lake |
This lake is surrounded by magnificent mountains and clear blue skies and the beauty and serenity of this place are just beyond words...!!!
2. Nubra Valley
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| Nubra Valley |
visit in Nubra Valley are Diskit Monastery featuring 109 feet Buddha statue and the highest desert in the world at Hunder where you can see two hump bacterium camels.
3. Khardung La Pass
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| Khardung La Pass |
4. Hemis Monastery
It is the largest and most popular monastery in Ladakh. It is located around 45 kilometers from Leh and is beautifully tucked in mountains. It is famous for the annual Hemis Festival which happens during June of July every year. This monastery also has a museum that depicts the rich ancient culture of Ladakh.
5. Thiksey Monastery
Which is located at a height of 11850 ft in Thiksey village which is around 19 kilometers from Leh. It is one of the largest monasteries in Ladakh and resembles the Potala Palace in Tibet. It's 12 story building features a huge
statue of Maitreya Buddha.
6. Shanti Stupa
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| Shanti Stupa |
It is built on a hilltop overlooking the Leh town. Its white dome shape structure is built in association with the Japanese Buddhist community and it provides spectacular panoramic views of the beautiful surroundings. The stupa holds the relics
of Lord Gautam Buddha at its base.
7. Hall of Fame Museum
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| Hall of Fame Museum |
It is constructed by the Indian Army in memory of soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the pride of their country. This museum is around five kilometers from Leh city and gives a glimpse of huge contributions made by Indian Soldiers.
8. Sangam
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| Sangam |
Sangam the confluence of Indus and Zanskar River. This beautiful place is around 45 kilometers from Leh and the view of this valley is a real treat to the eyes. The two rivers can be seen distinctively in two different colors. In
summers the Zanskar River is known for river rafting while in winter it is famous for Chadar Trek.
9. Shey Palace
Shey Palace is located in Shey. A beautiful village around fifteen kilometers from Leh.
Shey used to be the capital of ancient Ladakh and this palace was used as a summer retreat by Ladakhi Kings and Royals. It is located on a hilltop and has an exclusive monastery featuring a grand 39feet statue of Sakyamuni Buddha made
of copper and gilded gold.
10. Leh
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| Leh |
Leh Palace is a royal palace constructed by Sengge Namgyal, king of Ladakh in the 17th century.
This beautiful palace has nine stories and its roof provides a spectacular and panoramic view of the beautiful town and surrounding grand mountains.
Thanks for reading and if you liked the
blog please do follow...:-)
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