Trip to Leh

Located 45 kilometers away from Leh at the foothills of Indus, lies the largest monastery of Lada...

Famous for it’s architecture and location, and also as the location for the Satrangi Re music v...

Thinking of spending some leisure time in Leh? Then, head on to the famous Open Hand Expresso Bar...

Right outside the Air Force Base, this two-floor museum explores various themes related to Indian...

Twilight is divine from this elevated spot, three miles from Leh. Whether sunrise or sunset, the ...

Over three hundred years old and patronized primarily by the Sunni Muslims, the Jama Masjid of Le...

A lonely, proud structure, the Leh Palace was built by King Sengge Namgyal of Tibet in the 17th c...

25 miles west of Leh is a 16th century Gurudwara built to commemorate the visit of Sikh saint and...

The Khardung La is a famous mountain pass at the junction of the valleys of the Shyok and Nubra. ...

Home to the erstwhile Royal Family of Ladakh, the structure has been extensively renovated and ex...

150 kilometres north of Leh, where the Shyok and Siachan rivers meet, in between of Leh and the K...

The Pangong Lake is an exquisite and worldwide famous closed drainage lake spread across a vast a...

This affluent monastery, the largest in Ladakh, has been around for almost a thousand years, and ...

A hundred and thirty kilometres from Leh, the thousand-year-old Lamayuru Monastery is a famous tr...

Gravity Hills are a phenomenon in which the shape of the landscape, the light of the day and cert...

The Dishkit is more famously known as the Dishkit Gompa or monastery, precisely situated in the N...

Locals say Buddhist leader Guru Rinchen Zangpo built the monastery in the 11th century, but the m...