About
Why Ladakh
Ladakh is a high-altitude desert like nowhere else in India.
Bare ochre mountains, impossibly blue lakes and Buddhist monasteries perched over the Indus set the scene. The roads are the adventure — over some of the highest motorable passes in the world, past prayer flags and glaciers, to Pangong and Nubra.
Thin air, huge skies and a deep calm make it a bucket-list trip for bikers, road-trippers and photographers alike.
Bare ochre mountains, impossibly blue lakes and Buddhist monasteries perched over the Indus set the scene. The roads are the adventure — over some of the highest motorable passes in the world, past prayer flags and glaciers, to Pangong and Nubra.
Thin air, huge skies and a deep calm make it a bucket-list trip for bikers, road-trippers and photographers alike.
Highlights
Not to be missed
- Pangong Lake — colours that shift by the hour
- Nubra Valley & Hunder sand dunes
- Khardung La, a top motorable pass
- Thiksey & Hemis monasteries
- Leh old town & Shanti Stupa
- Magnetic Hill & the Indus–Zanskar sangam
Gallery
A look around
