Leh – Leh is the largest town in Ladakh, the mountainous, arid desert region of Jammu and Kashmir, India, located in the Indus river valley. Perfect for an autumn walking break from the UAE, this northerly town is both historic and surrounded by spectacular scenery.Leh is the gateway to vast stretches of snow-covered mountains and valleys, including one of the world’s highest passes – the Khardung La, at 5,359 metres. The region is an intrepid trekker’s paradise, with great flora and fauna from wild Himalayan roses to marmots.
1.Shanti Stupa: This white-domed Buddhist stupa, perched atop a hill, provides stunning views of Leh and the surroundings. It’s a serene location for meditation and sunset viewing.
2.Pangong Lake: This famous lake spans from India to China and is located at an elevation of 4,350 meters. Particularly around sunrise and dusk, the untamed mountains encircling its pristine blue waters create an otherworldly scene.
3.Leh Palace: Is a nine-story royal home with sweeping views of the town and surrounding mountains. It stands towering against the backdrop of the Stok Kangri range. Take a look at the inside museum and old architecture.
