Leh Holidays

Pangong Tso mesmerises with its ever-changing blues against rugged mountains at 4,242 metres. Arrive at dawn to capture the lake's most vibrant hues reflecting the Himalayan landscape.

Bubbling with sulfur-rich waters, these remote Ladakhi hot springs are believed to heal skin ailments and rheumatism. Soak in mineral-rich waters surrounded by snow-capped mountains in this high-altitude desert oasis.

Discover a surreal desert landscape where silver sand dunes meet snow-capped Himalayan peaks. Ride double-humped Bactrian camels across this high-altitude wonderland during the golden glow of late afternoon.

Wander through Leh Bazaar's vibrant lanes filled with Pashmina shawls, Tibetan handicrafts, and prayer flags. Evening visits offer magical golden light on the mountains as you bargain with friendly local vendors.

Perched at 3,600 metres, this 17th-century Tibetan Buddhist monastery is Ladakh's largest and wealthiest. Experience morning prayers with monks or visit during the vibrant Hemis Festival with traditional masked dances.

After visiting Shey Palace, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Leh. Amble around the area's riverfront or visit its temples.

Perched at 3,510 metres, this 11th-century Buddhist sanctuary features prayer halls amid surreal 'Moonland' terrain. Experience morning prayers with monks or visit during the vibrant Yuru Kabgyat mask dance festival.

This sacred Sikh shrine marks where Guru Nanak's imprint was miraculously left on a boulder in 1517. Visitors can participate in the traditional langar meal while enjoying panoramic mountain views at 12,000 feet.