1. Pangong Lake
A stunning high-altitude lake known for its changing blue hues and mirror-like reflections. It became widely famous after the movie 3 Idiots.
2. Nubra Valley
Home to sand dunes, Bactrian camels, and picturesque villages like Hunder and Diskit. A blend of desert and mountain scenery.
3. Leh
The capital town of Ladakh, filled with monasteries, cafes, markets, and ancient palaces. Great base for exploring the region.
4. Magnetic Hill
A gravity-defying spot where vehicles appear to roll uphill on their own—an optical illusion worth experiencing.
5. Khardung La Pass
One of the highest motorable roads in the world. A thrilling drive with snow-capped views and a true bucket-list experience.
6. Tso Moriri Lake
A less-crowded, serene lake surrounded by mountains and home to migratory birds. Ideal for solitude and photography.
7. Hemis Monastery
The largest and wealthiest monastery in Ladakh, known for its annual Hemis Festival and beautiful Buddhist architecture.
8. Zanskar Valley
A remote and dramatic landscape ideal for trekking, river rafting, and experiencing Ladakh’s rugged beauty.
9. Lamayuru Monastery
Nicknamed the “Moonland of Ladakh” for its lunar-like landscape. It’s one of the oldest monasteries in the region.
10. Alchi Monastery
Famous for its ancient wall paintings and Indo-Tibetan art. A peaceful stop on the way to Kargil.
