Ladakh calls. Why you should be there?

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Words aren’t enough to describe some places in India and Ladakh is one such gem where a lot can be unearthed only with an experienced tour operator in India. Sandwiched between the Karakorum and Himalayan ranges is a pristine expanse of land that is quietly concealed by the beauty of nature. Ladakh is quintessentially a summer destination but there are many groups of tourists that prefer to visit this nature’s bounty even when it is winter. The land is filled with passes and many of them remain covered with snow during peak winters. However, innumerable and precious landscapes amidst the virgin snow and azure blue lakes are a must watch if you plan package tours during winters.

Ladakh, a land of exotic beauty

With much of Ladakh lying over 3,500 m; it is important for tourists to first get used to such altitudes. Snow capped peaks round the year, deep valleys and gorges, cerulean blue lakes and exotic ridges line every inch of this beautiful land encapsulated between the Himalayan and Karakorum ranges. Somewhere between the villages, the hillsides and divine Buddhist monasteries begin your adventure travels. Hiking tours, trekking routes and jaw-dropping views welcome every visitor to this spectacular land of many colors. Adventure holidays in Ladakh through colossal mountain ranges and unexplored territories are made practical and safe with a professional tour operator in India.

Must see places in Ladakh

Regardless of the kind of holiday you want to take, Ladakh is a destination that bewitches everyone with its blessed beauty. Here is a list of things you must do in Ladakh.

  • Kang Yatze Climb
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Kang Yatze Climb

Located at the end of the Markha Valley, Kang Yatze Mountain has two peaks. The lower is easier to climb and the higher presents a lot more difficulty and is also less frequented. But if you have chosen the best hiking tours, you can make your way to the higher peak as well.

Stok Kangri Climb

If you want to take in spectacular views of the Indus Valley, then you must head to the highest peak Stok Kangri. One of the toughest treks in the region, the Stok Kangri is for the strongest in heart and body.

  • The most frequented places

Drass Valley

There are some places in Ladakh that are the most commonly visited and these include Leh, Drass Valley, Kargil, Nubra Valley, Pangong and Tso moriri lakes, Salt Valley, Zanskar valley, Rangdum besides others. Manali to Ladakh is the most popular trekking route. Your tour operator in India can also arrange for varied treks through Pangong tso, the Indus Valley, Spiti to Ladakh, Tso moriri, Chadar Ice Trek and Padam to Darcha to name a few apart from driving jeep safaris and rafting expeditions in rivers Indus and Zanskar.

  • Travel brings other delights

Leh Hiking Tours

When you go on hiking tours, you are not just enriched by the breathtaking sights of the valley; but there are other delights that only travel can deliver along with sight-seeing. Shopping is at its best at Leh. Tibetan markets are filled with gorgeous metal-ware, cymbals, artistic pieces, rugs and carpets, Thangka paintings, precious stone jewelry with lapis lazuli and rubies, shawls, stoles and music bowls.

Enjoy and experience the best of Ladakh only with the best package tours.

About Author

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Arjan Kripal
Arjan comes from a family of professional cricketers. His grandfather, father and uncle have all represented India. Arjan himself captained the Indian Under 19 Team, and has played first class cricket for Tamil Nadu. He is a qualified coach, a BCCI match referee and even holds a world record in cricket! Arjan’s cricket career saw him travel extensively across the world. He has since discovered that he has an insatiable wander lust and a flair for planning itineraries for family and friends – a love and skill that has naturally progressed into setting up Get Up and Go. Arjan is a certified scuba diver and has bungee jumped, sky dived and paraglided several times. He has been to every continent and corner of the world, reveling in exotic foods and myriad photo ops; from walking the Inca Trail in Peru, to swimming with Whale sharks in Mexico… Arjan has even come face to face with a Great White Shark in South Africa! “I want to share all my varied journeys with fellow travellers so they can experience, first hand, something that has been so rewarding for me.”