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Ladakh is referred to as the place of dreams by various travelers. There are various lakes, Mesmerizing Landscapes, high-altitude Mountain Passes, Quaint Villages, Scenic Valleys, and various spiritual Monasteries. The major part of Ladakh is still untouched by humankind tourists from each corner of the world who love to visit this place during their holidays.
Adventure seekers can enjoy activities like River Rafting, Trekking, Mountain Climbing, Mountain Biking, and many other adventure activities. Wildlife can also be spotted in abundance so nature lovers can also enjoy activities like wildlife exploration, bird watching, etc. The following are the best 50 places where you can enjoy your upcoming holiday in Ladakh.
Pangong Lake is located at a higher altitude in the Himalayan mountain range, this place has an astonishing landscape. This lake has a breathtaking panoramic view with ultramarine water, a lakeshore with rocks, and a stunning backdrop. Having the mountains covered with snow makes this place something that can’t be described in words. You can also spot the different shades of blue and green color as the position of the sun changes in this lake.
This place is like a paradise for bird watchers and photographers as you can spot various migratory birds like cranes, ducks, and seagulls. Adventure lovers can also enjoy ice skating and camping right next to the lake. If you are from any other country then you need to have a special inner line permit that is issued by the Indian army authority because this place is located near the India-China border, although if you are an Indian then you can just show your ID proof and photo at the army check post to enter.
This lake is located in the brown hills of the mighty Himalayan range. This isolated lake is like nature's gift to Leh. Tso Moriri Lake is the largest soaring lake in India. It is located at a distance of 400 kilometers from Pangong Lake and is situated at an elevation of 15000+ feet above sea level. Since this place has a harsh climate it is visited by a few tourists only.
The beauty and purity of this lake are difficult to explain in just a few words. This place does not have much of a crowd, it's just you and this magnificent lake. Adventure lovers can also enjoy overnight camping at this place in the small village of Korzok. You can see the world’s best sunrise with the orange rays of the sun making the water appear to be orange and glowing. Visiting this place at least once in a lifetime is itself adventurous, beyond words, and a memorable experience.
This Lake is located in the Nubra valley near Sumur village, this place is still untouched by urbanization. This place has an alluring and breathtaking view which makes it a lifetime experience that is worth visiting. This lake has crystal clear water with various rocky terrains and splendid panoramic views and hence it is like a paradise for photography you can spend some time simply sitting at the shore and admiring the beauty of this place as it has an aura of divinity and spirituality that is beyond expression.
Indus Valley is in the area of 50 to 60 kilometers and thus it is the largest valley that is located in the Ladakh region. The Indus Valley is surrounded by various highlands and valleys, such as Nubra Valley in its north, Janskar in its southwest, Sham Valley in its west, and Changthang Highland in the east. This valley is named after the river Indus which is considered as 'The Soul of Ladakh', The Indus River can be seen all over in the Ladakh region. Leh, Lamayuru, Hemis, and Alshi are the region that forms the major part of the Indus Valley. This place is also an idol place for adventure lovers and here you can enjoy activities like trekking, river rafting, etc.
Nubra Valley is one of the most visited valleys of Leh Ladakh, various breathtaking views make this place a must-visit. Nubra Valley at a distance of 150 kilometers from Leh which is the capital of Ladakh. This Valley has a huge stretched cold desert and various parched terrains and above all, there are lush green fields. Nubra Valley is decorated with various colorful Buddhist Monasteries, Apple and Apricot trees, and various charming villages that are located in the middle of the snow desert. Two rivers flowing on the ends of this valley are the Nubra River and the Shyok River, which adds an extra charm to this place.
Suru Valley is a valley that is located in the Northeastern foothill of The Mighty Himalayas. This Valley stretches up to Kargil town and is covered with apple and Apricot trees. This Valley has an alluring landscape with a beautiful topography. Most of Ladakh is a barren land but Suru Valley is different from it and is the greenest Valley. The main towns of Suru Valley include Shanku Kargil PaniKhar and Khatik town. This Valley is covered with orange hues and arid mountains that enhance the beauty of this place. This Valley has a 7-meter tall statue of Buddha that belongs to the seventh century and now needs some special maintenance.
Zanskar Valley is like a Paradise for adventure lovers and is one of the most remote valleys. Here you can also enjoy some of the adventure activities such as river rafting, paragliding tracking, and many more. One of the hardest tracks of Ladakh that is the Chadar trek belongs to this value only. This place is visited by several trackers each year. You can also enjoy river rafting in the freezing water of the Zanskar River.
Markha Valley is among one of the most beautiful valleys of Ladakh that is located in the Himalayan range. This place is guarded by Kang Yatse. This Valley is also like a Paradise for trackers and is visited by people from all around the globe. This Valley is nature's paradise as it has quint villagers lush Green Field Rocky Canyon gurgling River and many such things. There are various ruined forts and castles that can't be missed during your visit to this Valley.
Khardungla Pass is like a gateway to Nubra Valley which is located in Ladakh. Khardungla Pass is situated at an elevation of 18000 feet above sea level and is the highest mountain pass that is located in the Karakoram range. It is also known as the highest motorable road in India that offers a beautiful scenic view and also a feeling of pride as you are on the top of the world.
This pass is also one of the important places as this is the only route through which ammunition and other suppliers can be passed to the Indian Army that is on the Siachen border. Though this place is like the dream of Every adventure lover it is also one of the most dangerous passes in the world as it has a lack of oxygen and enthusiasts can also suffer through altitude sickness. The one thing that needs to be checked before visiting this place is the weather conditions so that Cleartrip can be completed smoothly.
Changla Pass is located at an elevation of 17590 feet above sea level which makes it one of the highest mountain passes in the world. It is located on the route going towards the Pangong Lake in Ladakh and also has the world's highest Operational Research Centre that is established by the DRDO (Defense Research and Development Organization).
The journey to the Changla pass is one of the most thrilling and adventurous ones, as it has narrow roads with deep places located on the sides which have muddy and Rocky patches in between the road. Your blood will surely pump high on each band that will come on Snake Road. This place is really dangerous as it a lacks oxygen and extremely Harsh cold weather. Carrying a medical kit and an oxygen cylinder is a must for this place.
Zoji La is a high mountain pass that is located in the Majestic Himalayan range of the Ladakh region. This pass is an important link between Ladakh and the Kashmir region. This pass has one of the dangerous narrow roads that is gonna fill you out and a huge amount of attention is needed while driving on this path. The view of this pass is really magnificent with snow-layered mountains, a cool breeze, and the view of a lofty Himalayan peak.
Marsimik La Pass is even higher than Khardung La Pass and is located at an elevation of 18900 feet above sea level. This is not an easily reached pass and can only be reached by the Army jeep or skilled bike riders. This is one of the riskiest places as there can be unpredictable storms of snow at any time. This place has zero greenery and also a lack of oxygen. Before visiting This pass you need to get yourself prepared for the best as well as for the worst situation that can occur.
Hemis National Park spreads over an area of 4400 square kilometers and is one of the largest National Parks in South Asia. In this National Park ok you can spot various animals and also some rare Himalayan Birds so this place can be a joyful place for the Bird watcher. This place is also visited by adventure lovers as it offers breathtaking views while tracking through terrain and you can also spot a vegetation site located along sparkling streams on your route.
This place majorly attracts tourists that are having wish to spot snow leopards in Ladakh. This National Park preserves the endangered species of snow leopard and if you want to you can spot one then you need to have the sharp sight as they tend to camouflage themselves in the snow.
Donkey Sanctuary is the only century that houses donkeys and is located in Leh Ladakh. This sanctuary takes care of the Orphan donkeys that are alone on the streets due to some kind of illness or their old age. Sometimes these donkeys tend to get bitten by the street dogs or they might get hit by a car and then they are brought to this place for treatment and spend the rest of their life in this place only. This place has colorful hoardings and boards that generally attract kids. While visiting this place you can also offer carrots and sugar from your hand to those innocent creatures.
Chumathang is located on the route going towards Tsomoriri and is a higher altitude land. Here you can see the agriculture of Barley and some wildflowers. Natural hot spring water is the prime attraction of this place which is located on the bank of the Indus River full stop.
These hot springs are like a blessing in the chilly and cold weather of this village. The local people of the village also tend to boil eggs, rice, and potatoes in the hot water of this spring. Chumathang is located at a lower altitude as compared to Korzok village and also has a good accommodation facility for those who didn't get proper accommodation in the Korzok area.
Dha-Hanu village is located at the point of the Confluence of the Indus River and Shyok River. These villages have an alluring landscape and interesting cultural practices, this are also some of the offbeat destinations of India. This village belongs to Brokpa, who were the descendants of Alexander the Great's army men, this place is commonly visited by curious travelers and backpackers.
Panikhar is a small village that is located in the Suru Valley and is visited by a group of tourists who come to visit Zanskar Valley from Kargil. This place is covered with green crops, Alpine trees, Himalayan flowers, and snow-covered mountains with the Pristine river stream flowing along with it. The peak of Kun and Nun adds extra charm to this place. This place is also a famous base point for tracking expeditions like Tangol, Parkachik Pass, and glacier.
Lamayuru Moonland is a small village that is located between Kargil and Leh and is named so due to its moon-like structure. A few centuries back this place was visited by a Lama named Naropa when this place was completely submerged under the water and on the request of this Lama the water left this place and he was able to establish his monastery which is now known as Lamayuru monastery. This monastery has a prayer hall and a beautiful painting of Lord Buddha and its premises.
Diskit Village provides accommodation to people visiting Nubra Valley. This village is located on the bank of the Shyok River and has an extensive Apricot plantation. Diskit monastery is one of the largest and oldest monasteries that was established in the 14th century in the Nubra Valley.
From this monastery, you can have the best 360-degree panoramic view of this place and the Himalayan mountains. This monastery also has a 32-meter-long statue of Maitreya Buddha which is the prime attraction of this place. Being in this place soaks the mind and soul of the tourist and provides positivity in their life.
Hunder village is one of the prime attractions of Leh Ladakh and is visited by a huge number of tourists each year. This area has an arid landscape, enigmatic sand dunes, and a lush green forest in the Mountain area. The most enjoyable activity of this place is sitting on the back of a double hump and short heightened Camels and taking the right through these sand dunes. Your ride on the back of the Bactrian camel will be of the most memorable part of your Leh Ladakh trip.
Turtuk village is located on the India-Pakistan border and is a beautiful small village that is located at the end of Nubra Valley. This place has various Buddhist monasteries the emerald green water of the Shyok river. This place generally keeps echoing Buddhist chants that make the environment spiritual. This place is really like heaven in the lap of the Karakoram range and is located on the extreme corner of India's border. Adventure lovers can also enjoy the camping activity at this place and cherish their time in the lap of nature.
Panamik village is located in Nubra Valley on the bank of the Nubra river which is located close to Siachen Glacier. This village is generally visited by brave-hearted adventure enthusiasts as it is located near the world's highest battlefield. This village is also like a base for adventurous tracking towards Ensa Gompa which is a 250-year-old monastery. This place provides a peaceful stay in the lap of the mighty Himalayas to tourists who want to spend some time in the lap of Mother Nature.
Leh Palace was the place of residence for the royal family of Ladakh. This palace has the same structure as Patola Palace which is located in Tibet and was constructed in the 17th century. This palace was again abandoned in the 19th century when the royal family residing in this palace moved to the Stok Palace when this place was taken over by Dogras of Kashmir.
This palace is made up of wood, stones, and sand, and is has some beautiful paintings and carvings on its wall. This site is now looked after by the Archaeological Society of India. This place is mostly visited by historians, journalists, professional photographers, and archaeologists.
Shanti Stupa is a white-domed Stupa that was constructed in 1991. The Stupa is located in Leh and was constructed by Japanese Buddhists with the help of some Ladakh Buddhists. This is a 2 story building that has a Ladakh style of architecture. This stupa has a golden statue of Buddha in a sitting position on its first floor and the second floor, some images depict the life journey of Buddha from birth To death. This Stupa is the symbol of harmony among Ladakh and Japan.
Pathar Sahib Gurudwara is dedicated to the first Sikh guru, who was the founder of the Sikh religion that is Guru Nanak Dev Ji, and was established in the year 1970. it is located at a distance of 25 miles from Leh, the capital city of Ladakh. The Buddhist Lama of Ladakh referred to Guru Nanak Dev Ji as Nanak Lama or Guru Gompka Maharaj.
As per the legends, it is said that the people of this place were tortured by a demon, when Guru Nanak Dev Ji I visited this place he also got attacked by the rocks that were thrown by that demon but when those rocks touched Guru Nanak it turned into a soft molten wax. Despite his 1000 tryings, Guru Nanak Ji remained untouched by his tortures and hence it was proved that he had some divine power that protected him from getting hurt. A few years back some Army men decided to Blow this place but a few Lamas forbade them from doing this and since then this place has been known as Gurudwara Pathar Sahib.
Ladakh can also be referred to as a land full of mysterious surprises be it the landscape and culture or any other thing this place never fails to surprise its tourists. While talking about the surprises, how can we forget about the magnetic Hill of Ladakh? Magnetic Hill is located at a distance of 30 km from Leh while moving towards Kargil. It is said that on this route even if the engine of the car is off and the vehicle is in neutral mode then also the vehicle tends to move upward at a slow speed.
As per the law of gravitation, this thing is impossible but still, this unbelievable phenomenon takes place in the Magnetic Hill. This happens due to the phenomena of optical illusion that tricks the mind of tourists into perceiving the hill that is going downward but appears as if it is moving upward. This illusion is created by the surrounding Hills and seems like magic that is happening in front of you.
Tiger Hill came into the Limelight during the 1999 war of Kargil that happened between India and Pakistan. This hill was the main reason behind the victory of India over Pakistan in the war. This highest point was captured by the Indian army during the Kargil War and to date, it is a matter of pride for the Indian Army. This place remains Chili and spine-freezing with temperatures of -60 degrees making it the second-highest and coldest Valley in the world. Soldiers who are fighting to safeguard us have to fight with two enemies that are the harsh cold climate and the real enemies.
Kargil War Memorial which is also known as the Drass War Memorial is dedicated to the army men who put their life in danger to protect their countrymen. There are various pictures and hoardings inside this museum. A pink sandstone wall that has the names of soldiers engraved on it is the prime attraction of this museum. Vijay Diwas which is celebrated on the 26 July every year is a way to give tributes to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives and gained victory in the war.
Drang-Drung Glacier is the second largest Glacier that can be accessible by humankind after the Siachen Glacier. This Glacier is located in the Zanskar range of the Himalayan mountains. This Glacier is reached by trekking for a day through Suru Valley. If you are a nature photographer then you can have some splendid pictures of the Blue Sea, wild marmots, ibex, and Tibetan Foxes. This place is truly a paradise with the beautiful landscape and the snow-covered mountain located in the backdrop that enhances the beauty of this place.
Spituk Gompa is located at a distance of 8 km from Leh. This monastery has impressive architecture and was constructed during the 11th century. It has the main prayer hall where the idol of Lord Buddha is kept, other than this there are various antique paintings, lists of ancient festivals, arms, and other such things present in this monastery.
The veils from the Statue of Buddha are removed only once a year and that is at the time of the Spituk festival. Various dance performances are held during this festival. Some extra charm is added by the splendorous mountains that are located in the backdrop.
Shey Monastery is located at a distance of 15 kilometers from Leh and also is one of the most famous tourist attractions. This monastery is decorated with several colorful stones that are carved with the inscriptions of Buddha and the continuous chanting of mantras welcomes its tourists.
This monastery also has the second largest statue of Shakyamuni Buddha which is made up of Copper and is plated with gold in the Ladakh region. Different hand gestures are depicted on the wall of this monastery which also attracts many tourists. This place has mesmerizing Scenic beauty with the Zanskar Hill located in the backdrop and the Indus River that is flowing through the valley.
Thiksey Monastery is one of the major attractions of Ladakh and is located at a distance of 18 km from Leh. This monastery was established 600 years ago. It has a splendorous architecture that has residences for more than a hundred monks and 10 temples are located within this monastery.
The major highlight of this monastery is the 40-foot-tall statue of Maitreya Buddha. This monastery also has wall paintings, thangkas, prayer books, and other such things that play a major role in the Buddha's teaching. This monastery has the Mighty Himalayas that are located in the backdrop and continuous chanting of Om Mani Padme Hum soaked the souls of every visitor.
Matho monastery is located on the bank of the Indus River and is in the opposite direction of the Thiksey monastery. This monastery attracts a huge number of Buddhist devotees from each corner of the world during the festival of Matho Narang. It has a huge statue located in the Assembly Hall of this monastery of thousands of armed Avalokiteshwar and Sakyamuni Maitreya. During the Matho Nagrang festival, Cham dance is performed by the lamas of this monastery. This is a must-visit place for the students that are studying different cultures and traditions.
This monastery, located behind the Lake Palace is famous for its three-story gold statue of Maitreya Buddha. This monastery was constructed during the 15 century and has alluring architecture with a huge collection of paintings on the wall of the Assembly Hall.
From this monastery, you can have a magnificent view of the Zanskar range and the Indus River that is flowing through the valley. Other than this some of the major attractions of this monastery are Manjushree and Avalokiteshvara statues. Since it is one of the major attractions of Leh Ladakh you can't miss this place on your next trip of yours to Ladakh.
Stanka monastery is located at a distance of 25 kilometers from Leh on the bank of the river Indus. This monastery is located on a hill that is in the shape of a tiger's nose. The attention of tourists gets attracted to this monastery because of the beautiful colors that are used on the inner wall of the monastery. The major attraction of this monastery is a 7-foot-tall statue of Lord Buddha with silver gilded Chorten. Various paintings on the wall of the prayer hall add splendid beauty to this monastery.
Alchi monastery is located in the Alchi village of Leh district. This monastery complex has a few temples and is one of the oldest monasteries in Ladakh. This monastery was constructed during the 12th century and is located on flat ground while other monasteries are located on the top of the hill.
This monastery has a huge collection of paintings that belong to the 11th and 12th centuries and have a Kashmiri influence it. Some of the major attractions of this monastery are the statue of Maitreya Buddha the figure of four-armed bodhisattvas and also the painting in which thousands of miniatures of Buddha are drawn. This monastery has a wooden carved doorway that is a delight to the eyes of tourists or visitors.
Basgo is located at a distance of 40 km from the Leh district and is located on the top of the hill that is located near Basgo town. This monastery is not very popular among tourists despite having a rich history and Heritage. This place can also be a delight for amateur photographers during the sunset time when the yellow and orange rays of the sun cover the complete town and beauty at that time is beyond the explanation.
You will also find this place interesting if you have any kind of interest in history and in studying past stories. Three temples are located in this monastery that dates back to the 16th century and it showcases the incidence of Buddha's life through various carvings. The prime attraction of this monastery is a 14-meter-tall Maitreya Buddha statue.
Chemrey monastery is at a distance of 40 km from the lake district of Ladakh and was constructed during the 17th century. This monastery has a tall Idol of Guru Padmasambhava that is studded with precious and semi-precious stones. Other than this the Buddhist scriptures that are written on silver and pure gold letters are some of the main attractions of this monastery.
The painting of Kalachakra and Akshobhya Mandalas with the beautiful image of Sakyamuni Buddha in the Assembly Hall of the temple is a great delight for the devotees. This monastery also has a different Temple that is dedicated to Guru Padmasambhava and the wall of this temple has various paintings and figures that showcase him. The Peaceful surrounding and the mesmerizing landscape of this place enhances the beauty of this monastery as it is located away from the crowded city life.
Hemis is located at a distance of 45 km from which is the capital city of Ladakh. This is one of the wealthiest and largest monasteries that is located in India and is one of the top spiritual destinations for Buddhist monks. This place is mesmerizing surrounded by the beautiful landscape and splendid mountains with the fluttering flag on the top. This monastery was established in the 13th century and has the Tibetan style of architecture.
The monastery also has beautiful paintings of the Shakyamuni Buddha. Hemis festival is celebrated in the huge courtyard which is held in June or July and attracts a huge number of devotees and travelers each year. This monastery houses the statue of Buddha that is made from copper and other paintings, Buddha scriptures, and murals, and also has some stupas that have semi-precious stones studded on them. The Cham dance that is performed by the lamas is the major attraction and highlight of this festival.
Likir monastery is located in proximity to To Saspol village and is at a distance of 52 kilometers from Leh. This monastery was established during the 11th century and is one of the oldest monasteries that is located in the Ladakh region. The prime attraction of this monastery is a 75-foot-tall statue of Buddha in a sitting position that is covered with gold and attracts the attention of its devotees.
The statue has snow-covered mountains that are located in the backdrop which adds extra charm to it. The Courtyard of this monastery provides a peaceful aura for meditation. This monastery also has various statues that are made up of precious metals include gold and silver other than this there are various murals, manuscripts, and thangkas in this monastery.
Rizong is located at the top of a cliff that is located on the Western side of Alchi and is 73 km away from Leh. You can spot this monastery while on the way to Lamayuru and is also one of the most important monasteries in Ladakh. This monastery is believed to be closely related to Guru Padmasambhava and it is believed that he had meditated in some of the caves that are located in the surrounding region.
This monastery also has a huge statue of Lord Buddha other than this there are various stupas, wall paintings, Sakyamuni Buddha, and other Buddhist relics that are the major attractions of this monastery. A thing that makes this monastery different from others is the famous Cham dance that is performed by lamas is not performed in this monastery. This monastery is also referred to as the paradise of meditation.
Mulbekh Gompa is located at a distance of 160 km from the Leh district of Ladakh. This monastery houses two different monasteries which makes it different from other monasteries of Ladakh. These monasteries belong to the set of Tibetan Buddhism. A 30-foot-tall statue that was carved during the eighth century from a limestone rock of Maitreya Buddha is the prime attraction of this monastery.
This statue is A Remarkable piece of craftsmanship that tells about the rich history of this place and also offers a good opportunity for the photographers to capture this splendid statue with a beautiful backdrop. This monastery also has various classic paintings, valuable frescoes, ancient inscriptions of Kharosthi, and Buddhist relics.
Rangdum Monastery is a 2000-year-old Monastery located in the Ladakh region. This monastery is situated near the Shuru Valley and has a splendid structure. The surroundings of this monastery have Rocky mountains, glittery glaciers, snow-covered peaks, and other such alluring landscapes that altogether enhance the beauty of this monastery.
As this monastery is located in a remote area it has a completely quiet environment that may directly take you in the deep awe of spirituality. This monastery has the inscription of Om Mani Padme Hum on the walls which are made up of mani stones. This monastery falls in the way while going to Zanskar through Suru Valley.
Phuktal Monastery is located in the Zanskar range and is one of the remotest monasteries of Ladakh. This monastery can be reached on foot by tracking through lush green villages, Cliff, paths having Rocky formations, bridges, ancient Stupa, and some splendid valleys. Extra charm is added during the winter season while tracking towards this monastery as the Zanskar river tends to freeze which looks magical.
This monastery is built using mud and Wood and has colorful walls that are decorated with ancient paintings and frescoes that are like a treat to the eyes of visitors. This place can only be reached by brave-hearted adventure lovers.
Lingshed monastery was constructed during the 15th century and is located in the Lingshed village that is situated in the Zanskar range. This monastery can be visited while going for a Chadar trek to move towards Padum from Lamayuru. This monastery has the Statue of Buddha, Yamandhaka, and Mahakal who are the prime deities of this monastery. This monastery is visited by only a few devotees as it is located in a very remote area that is hard to reach. So if you ever happen to visit Zanskar then you can also visit this monastery in Ladakh.
Stongdey monastery which was constructed during the 11th century is an important place for Buddhist devotees that is located in the Zanskar region of Ladakh. This place has splendid surroundings that comprise Zanskar Valley, Zanskar River, monasteries, and other such things. This monastery also has a huge collection of paintings, scriptures, murals, and Thangkas. This monastery is mostly visited during the Gustor festival where you can learn about Ladakhi Buddhist culture through different dance forms that are performed by the monks which is the major highlight of this festival.
Bardan Gompa is a branch of the Stakna monastery that is located in Leh. This monastery was constructed during the 17th century in the Zanskar range and has various stupas that are made up of copper, wood, clay, and bronze. The unique thing about this monastery is its ancient festivals and a prayer wheel that is made up of copper. The prime attraction of this monastery is a statue of Maitreya Buddha that attracts a huge amount of tourists each year
Karsha Monastery e is located in the Zanskar region and is associated with Guru Padmasambhava. This monastery is located beside the Doda River on a steep Hill. This monastery also has residential quarters for monks, several temples, and Chortens. You can also witness beautiful paintings and artworks on the walls of this monastery. The white Glacier and the river flowing beside this monastery add some extra charm to it and other than this you can also have a magnification view of Zanskar Valley, Karsha Village, and Padum Village.
Wanla Gompa is located in Wanla village which is a historic village of Ladakh. This monastery was constructed during the 10th century and is one of the oldest monasteries of Ladakh. It is visited by various visitors and devotees from all corners of the world who come here to get the blessing of the Almighty. The prime attraction of this monastery is the 11-headed and eight-armed statues of Avalokiteshvara which is a 3-storeyed Idol. This monastery is located in an area that is far away from the hustle-bustle of city life.
Samstanling monastery is located in Nubra valley near Sumur village. This monastery was constructed during the 19th century and has a residence for around 50 monks. This monastery can be admired from a distance and the red, white, and golden colors can easily be spotted that are painted on this monastery.
Some of the major attractions of this monastery are the paintings that have the teachings of Buddha, hangings, thangka, and murals. A beautiful carving is done on the entrance door and the balconies which have remarkable craftsmanship. Planing for Ladakh Trip? Plan Your Holiday to Ladakh with a Travel Ride.
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