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With roads, rivers and
mountain peaks, it is safe to say that Leh Ladakh is truly the land of
adventure. Offering multiple activities like trekking, river rafting and
camping, a Ladakh Trip is incomplete
without hitting the road on a Royal Enfield. Not only are there multiple things
to do but Leh Ladakh offers mesmerizing views of different terrains. The food,
wildlife and adventurous bikes trip with the highest motorable roads are enough
to explain what a Leh Ladakh trip
encompasses. To understand more in depth and fall in love, keep on reading!
A Leh Ladakh tour comes with
multiple experiences and to savor it all, it is necessary to understand what
awaits you! Here’s a list of things a Leh
Ladakh Trip has to offer:
1. Nubra Valley
One of the most beautiful landscapes in Ladakh, it almost looks like a
painting! Diskit is the capital of Ladakh which also has a monastery that will
leave you spellbound. This valley offers camel rides that enable a magical
experience alongside the Nubra and Shyok river thus making your Ladakh tour worth every second!
2. Magnetic Hill
A fascinating concept that isn’t seen anywhere else. The magnetic hill defies
rules of gravity and is said to blow your mind away. If you’re on a Ladakh bike trip, make sure you visit this
place and see the magic for yourself! It is said that if you leave your bike
with the brakes unlocked at the foot of the hill, it will move uphill all by
itself with zero support. If this doesn’t peak your curiosity, I don’t know
what will! Sign up for a Leh Ladakh bike
trip today and tap into your adventurous self!
3. Mountain Biking
A perfect way to begin the day, Ladakh
Packages come with mountain biking opportunities. Cycling through the
rugged terrain along the Indus river while looking at the best view you could
as for, it is indeed a treat to your eyes. A balance of challenge and
adrenaline rush, biking through Ladakh is the best way to be immersed into
their culture and a brilliant way to know the locals and their livelihood.
4. Land of High passes
Most of the locals in Ladakh speak Tibetan, which explains why most of the
high roads have a prefix or suffix ‘La’ attached to them which means ‘pass’ in
the language. All Ladakh tour packages come
with a drive through at least one of the passes. Zoji La is one high road that
is 11757 feet above sea level and connects Ladakh to the rest of India. It is
considered a very dangerous ride which makes it even more interesting to all
bike riders who have dreamt of it. Another road, a notorious one, Khardung La is famous for being the highest
motorable road and is at a height of 18379 feet. With spectacular views from
above, this ride is worth every effort. If you’ve been to Ladakh and haven’t
visited this pass, have you really visited Ladakh?
5. Wildlife, Monasteries and Food!
Leh Ladakh packages also touch upon the beautiful combination of wildlife,
monasteries and the food served! The Hemis National Park is the largest
national park in the whole of South Asia and is famous for Leopards, Red fox,
Asian Ibex and many other endangered animals. It is a protected space for these
species and is a must visit. Make sure that it comes with one of your ladakh packages because this isn’t
something you’d want to miss, that’s for sure!
Belonging to the Tibetan Sect of Buddhism, Ladakh is famous for numerous
monasteries and also defines the culture and peace spread throughout the
region. People in bright red robes are the monks who are always seen in and
around monasteries, that establish a positive and intrinsic aura. The Spituk Gompa is one of the most well
known monasteries in Ladakh and has been widely spoken about because of the
architecture as well as its picturesque
backdrop of a beautiful terrain. Several tourists can vouch for the kind of
atmosphere and aura these monasteries have and have said that the meditation
experience is completely surreal!
If you’re an avid lover of Tibetan food or have never tried it, Ladakh is the
place to savour it. Momos and Thukpa like no other, multiple Indo-Tibetan restaurants
are seen in Ladakh which also serve authentic Ladakhi food. Explore the culture
via cuisine and give yourself a magnificent experience like never before!
6. Festivals!
Leh Ladakh, apart from being the land of adventure, also has a rich history
and deep rooted culture! The heritage of the region is kept intact through the
cuisine, Buddhist ceremonies, various dance and art forms and multiple fairs
that are celebrated extravagantly. The cultural diversity of this region is
marked by the celebrations which attracts many tourists from within India and
abroad. The influence of Tibetan culture is clearly depicted in these
celebrations, helping establish a strong sense of unity in diversity.
Ladakh is also known for horse riding along the valleys which is a beautiful
way to witness the browns and blues of the terrain and rivers that flow across
spectacularly. The Pangong Tso is one of
the well-known lakes of Ladakh and is a great tourist spot. To get to the lake,
you have to drive through the Chang La pass which is at an elevation of 17585
feet above sea level. The connectivity of the region is commendable. Leading to
every destination in Leh Ladakh is undoubtedly a scenic route and it is safe to
say that there’s never a dull moment!
Leh Ladakh is undoubtedly a palette of nature’s colours! From white water
rafting to camping in the greenery, Leh Ladakh is a place that
must be on your travel list. Most of the high passes are open only during the
summers so remember to plan accordingly. Keep warm clothes handy as there will
be snow at higher altitudes. Choose your package, plan your trip and satisfy
the adrenaline junkie in you!
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