
Leh
Ladakh’s historic capital, acclimatisation base and gateway to the Indus Valley.
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Ladakh’s historic capital, acclimatisation base and gateway to the Indus Valley.
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A broad valley of monasteries, dunes, villages and the Shyok and Nubra rivers.
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The famous colour-changing lake set in a stark, wind-exposed border landscape.
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A quieter Changthang lake beside Korzok village and its Buddhist monastery.
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A remote Changthang settlement known for its monastery, open skies and observatory landscape.
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A deep Himalayan region of Padum, villages, monasteries and serious mountain roads.
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A living town and strategic base for the Srinagar–Leh highway, Suru and Zanskar.
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A fertile valley beneath the Nun–Kun massif, linking Kargil with the traditional Zanskar approach.
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A mountain town west of Kargil known for its climate, valley scenery and war memorial.
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A beautiful lower Nubra village of orchards, narrow paths and distinctive Balti culture.
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Nubra Valley’s principal monastery overlooking Diskit and the Shyok landscape.
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A striking cold-desert dune landscape known for Bactrian camel rides.
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A famous pass on the road between Leh and Nubra Valley.
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An ancient monastery settlement above the eroded landscape known as moonland.
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A low-altitude Indus Valley complex celebrated for early Himalayan Buddhist art.
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A dramatic tiered monastery complex east of Leh with a major Maitreya image.
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One of Ladakh’s most prominent monasteries and the setting for Hemis Tsechu.
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A popular roadside optical-illusion stop west of Leh.
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The meeting point of two great Himalayan rivers near Nimmu.
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The western Indus corridor linking villages, monasteries and popular roadside sights.
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