Serene blue lakes, chilly winds, barren landscapes and immense snow is what defines Ladakh. Ladakh is the highest cold desert in India, situated at the height of 3500 meter above sea level. Geological studies claim that Ladakh was a submerged portion of a very large lake, and with high tectonic movements, it rose to become the land it is now. Ladakh stands different from other stated in India, till about 10th century Ladakh was ruled by dynasties of the descendents of king of old Tibet. It was constantly invaded by neighbouring Muslim states which led to partial conversion of the inhabitants into ‘Noorbakshi Islam’. Only in 17th century under the Namgyal Dynasty did Ladakh reach a stable position. Ladakh is famous for its Buddhist heritage and is called ‘Little Tibet’. The best time to visit Ladakh is during the season of summer in the months of June to September. However, tourists should carry enough warm wears as Ladakh tends to get chilly in summers too
The best time to visit Ladakh is between May and September. During these months, the weather is pleasant, roads are accessible, and you can enjoy breathtaking landscapes and vibrant festivals.
Ladakh is an adventure haven with activities like trekking (Markha Valley and Stok Kangri), river rafting (Zanskar River), mountain biking (rugged terrains), camping (Pangong Lake), and camel safari (Bactrian camels in Nubra Valley).
Key tips include acclimatization (adjust to high altitudes), staying hydrated (prevent altitude sickness), obtaining permits (inner line areas), dressing warmly (layered clothing), and planning wisely (challenging roads and transport).
Documents like booking Voucher/ confirmation Letter, & ID Proof must be carried by the customers during their trip.
