Ladakh Tours

Ladakh Tours brings for you Trans Himalayan region of India; the most magnificent and inspiring range of the world which is rapidly becoming the most visited adventure region of the world. Ladakh is just like a cold desert lying in the rain shadow of the Great Himalayas and other smaller ranges. Less rain and snow reaches this dry area, where natural forces have created a fantastic landscape. Have a Ladakh Tours with us and can enjoy several adventure activities like; trekking, rafting, jeep safari, mountain biking, camping and many more.

Best Places to Explore in your Ladakh Tours:
Indus Valley: Indus valley lies between Zanskar Range on its South and the Ladakh Range on its North at an average elevation of 3500 m. Indus valley is the geographical backbone, and the historical heartland of Ladakh. The main attractions of Indus valley are the numerous Buddhist monasteries, quaint villages, fairs, festivals and local markets.

Zanskar Valley: Zanskar valley is Ladakh's remotest regions. It is a 300 km long valley ringed by mountains and is only reachable by high passes. The Valley of Zanskar is situated in the inner Himalaya and is higher than most areas of Ladakh. The climate is very harsh and receives very little rain fall. The twin peaks of Nun-Kun, its Monasteries and its extremely rugged, awe-aspiring landscape are its main attractions.

Padum Valley: Padum, is the capital of Zanskar and has very less population in the region. Padum is a region where Tibetan religion is worshipped with small populations of Muslims too. Padum valley is situated in the northern region near Jammu and Kashmir. The valley is irrigated by the Doda River, which is fed by the Drang – Drung glacier. The valley has some monasteries which are worth exploring like, Bardan monastery and Kursha monastery.

Shyok Valley: Shyok valley is a shimmering doze of blue, sparkling in the morning Sun. This was the sight of River Shyok, in summer, winding through the Shyok Valley, with towering range of the Shyok Mountains on its flanks. Originating in the Siachen Glacier, close to Nubra with a predominance of xerophytes vegetation. Shyok further down its course joins the Indus.

Drass Valley: The Drass town is located in the open and plane area. Drass valley has the habitant of Brokpa tribe, the tribe known to be the original habitat of the Ladakh. These tribes still live in the old style, they used to live before. Drass valley is out of cut from the rest the India for more that 7 months because of the snow fall. The summer season is for the very short time period in the Drass valley form May when the snow starts melting.