Leh City
The capital city of Ladakh, Leh City is one of the must visit places on your bike tour. This ancient town has a lot to offer. From ancient architecture, markets and traces of Tibetan heritage to a rare natural beauty which has comparison to none.
Leh Palace
Built in 17th century by King Sengge Namgyal, this nine-story royal palace of Leh gives you the sight of snowcapped peaks, Stok Kangri looming up to the sky and the beautiful Indus River. The palace has a collection of artefacts of the time and a lot more to offer.
Pangong Lake
Nestled at 14,270 feet, the crystal clear Pangong Lake is about 134 kilometers long and 60% of it falls under China’s territory. Displaying seven shades of blue, the waters certainly mesmerizes the travelers’ mind. The towering peaks and the tough road leading to the lake is an experience of a lifetime.
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Tsomoriri Lake
Situated at the height of 15,000 feet, Tso Moriri is fresh water lake in Ladakh. The environs of the water body is a magnificent landscape offering a change from rough to lush green. Fed by two streams and springs, the water body is 7 kilometers wide and 19 kilometers long. The beautiful lake is home to 34 species of birds and rare flora and fauna.
Shanti Stupa
The Shanti Stupa was inaugurated in 1991 by the Holy Dalai Lama. This Japanese structure is located close to the town of Leh. It is Set at a height of about 4200 feet, this white beauty enjoys magnificent views of the panorama of looming snow-clad mountain peaks.
Hemis Monastery
The Hemis Monastery is the largest and richest in India. The Tibetan style architecture glows golden in the midst of the rugged environs. The Hemis Festival is one of the most celebrated festivals in the region. The monastery also houses rare and exquisite of Buddha, gold and silver stupas and Thangkas.
Thiksey Monastery
The Thiksey Monastery is sited in the Indus valley and is just 18 kilometers away from Leh. The 12-story monastery encloses ten temples, an assembly hall and living quarters for the monks and nuns. The 40 feet high statue of Maitreya Buddha is the prime attraction.
Khardung La Pass
At 18,739 feet, Khardung La is the highest motorable road in the world. It is located in the Karakorum Range, towards the north of Leh. The pristine air, scenic beauty and the feeling of being on top of the world have made Khardung La a popular tourist attraction.
