‘Enclosed in between the huge magnificent Himalayan and Karakoram mountain ranges, the Ladakh region is a plateau that is layered in colours of red, orange, green, brown, and grey with large crystal blue water bodies. If you are a food lover then the smacking momos and Thukkpas are waiting for you. You might have read about the native culture of the Indo-Tibetans, about their lifestyle, traditions and festivals. Man!!! I bet it will be a treat for your eyes if you are visiting Ladakh during the festive days of Losar, Hemis, Kalachakra, Naro Nasjal, Dosmoche, Tak, and Phyang.

Heavenly horizons, cleared landscapes, dense wildlife, enriched culture and sparkling blue lakes are the main attraction of the city. The Ladakh region is very popular for some of the ancient Buddhist monasteries and Gompas that depicts the footsteps of Buddhism in India. An excursion through Khardung La to Nubra Valley and an exciting journey from Leh to Srinagar are some of the best routes in Ladakh region where you can enjoy the road journey and take a feel of snake ride in between mountains.