Ladakh, the word means “land of high passes” is located in
the state of Jammu & Kashmir that lies between the
Kunlun mountain range in the north and the main Great Himalayas.
And it is protected by four mountains ranges, namely Himalayan, Zanskar,
Ladakh and Karakoram. It is inhabited by people of Indo-Aryan and Tibetan
descent. This place is most famous for trekking and adventure feat. Many people
from around the world come here to experience the thrill, chill and the
fantastic surroundings. This place is surrounded by a labyrinth of extremely
elevated flurry capped peaks and the principal glaciers exterior to the glacial
area. The water course of Ladakh is Indus which penetrates India from Tibet at Ldemchok,
opening in close proximity to Mt.Kailash. About there are many things to know
and many things to do here and it is amazing and beautiful place. Here the
attractions are Camel Safari in Ladakh, Chadar Trek, Changthang Cold Desert
Wildlife Sanctuary, Dachigam National Park, Darcha Padum Shingo La Trek, Frozen
River Chadar Trek, Hemis National Park, Hemis to Tsomoriri Trek, Kang Yatse
Trek, Kharu Spituk river rafting expedition, Kiber Tsomoriri & Rumtse Trek,
Ladakhi trek, Lamayuru to Alchi trek, Lamayuru to Chilling trek, Lamayuru to
Darcha trek, Lamayuru to Hemis Monastry Trek, Nubra valley trek, Mountain
climbing Karakoram Range Himalayan, Little Tibet Ride, Zanskar trek, etc.
Ladakh Regions are:
1. Leh
Leh
is a capital of Ladakh, is a land of Monks and
Monasteries. The town is dominated by its imposing 17th century royal
palace. This place is famous for trekking and people visit here for trekking.
Leh’s is famous for nine story palace is in a state of disrepair, despite
ongoing bouts of redonstruction. Leh also has some dine old gompas, including
the Namgyal Tsemo and the Soma. And some famous attraction around Leh are
Tikse Monastery, Stoke Palace, Shey, Spitok Gompa,
and Khardung La (Pass).
2. Kargil
Kargil is located 204 kms from Srinagar in the west and 234 kms
from Leh in the east. Kargil is located on the bank of the Suru River
which flows at around 10,000ft. high. Here Buddhist religion are followed from
14 century AD. The town at the junction of famous silk route
and caravans from China, Yakkand, Afghanistan, and Indian plains used to go
through Kargil in the Past.
3. Zanskar
Zanskar valley lies to the south west of
Leh, surrounded by the Himalayan and Zangskar ranges.
Zanskar Range is a mountain range in the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir that separates Zanskar from
Ladakh. In winter all the high passes get close and the river freeze on
the surface. Zanskaris walk along the frozon river to reach the Indus River in
Nimoo village, which is known as the ChadarTrek.
4. Changthang
Changthang is the most for
trekking. It is high altitude plateau in western and northern Tibet extending
into southeastern Ladakh. And it is the land of nomads located in the
east of Leh on the Chinese border. The area is around 14600m above sea level.
Changthang is also known as Rupsho valley. Here the famous attractions are
Changpa nomads, wild animals, lakes and rare birds. The famous attraction around
are Tomoriri Lake and Pangong Lake.
5. Dha Hanu
Dha
(Dah) and Hanu is the two village of the Brokpa of the Ladakh district of
the state of Jammu & Kashmir, in India. Dha Hanu is situated to the
south west of Leh, around 163 kms, it passing through the beautiful villages of
Kaltsey, Domkhar, Skurbuchan and Achinathang. There are many small villages but
only two villages of Sha and Hanu are open for tourist. It is on lower altitude
and Dha Hanu is warmer than Leh. To stay in Dha and Haun don’t have hotels or
guest houses. But many tourism companies do offer tented
accommodation.
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