Here's a list of Popular Offbeat attractions in Leh recommended by our experts:
Pangong Tso, A beautiful high altitude lake at 4350 meters with deep blue waters, surrounded by tall mountain peaks. This lake lies on the Indo - China boundary...
Shey used to be the capital and the home for Ladakh's royal family up until the Dogra conquests forced the royal family to be stripped of their power and move ...
Sankar Gompa of Ladakh is located at a distance of approximately 3 km from the town of Leh. A subsidiary of the Spituk Gompa, it belongs to the Gelukpa or the ...
Donkey Sanctuary (Home for helpless donkeys).The sanctuary is situated just off the road leading to Khardungla Pass. The public is encouraged to visit the ...
Nubra Valley about 150 km north of Leh is where the Shyok River meets the Siachan River to form a large valley seperating the Ladakh and Karakoram Ranges. ...
Tsomoriri or Lake Moriri (official name: Tsomoriri Wetland Conservation Reserve), is lake in the Changthang (literally: northern plains) area in Kashmir . The ...
Situated on one side of the dry, dusty Namgyal (Tsemo) hill, Leh Royal Palace was built by one of the greatest monarch to have reigned over Leh, Sengge Namgyal...
The Leh Main Market is one of the most attractive and energetic places in Ladakh.
Chemrey Monastery is situated 40 km from Leh in Ladakh region in Jammu and Kashmir. An important centre of Buddhist learning, the monastery attracts large ...
Stakna Gompa, famous for the splendid architecture on a 60 m high isolated rock and one of the most accessible monasteries, is another eye-catching monastery ...
Stok Palace Museum, located within the Stok Palace at a distance of 14 km from Leh is the palace museum of Royal family. The museum showcases the worthy royal ...
