“Leh”, the highest desert city situated in the Himalayas has to be one of the most visited, talked and challenging destinations in India. Experience the blend of Tibetan culture and stunning landscapes. It is said that the first inhabitants of Ladakh were nomads who came with their yaks during the neolithic period. Ladakh means “Land of high Mountain Passes” which are meant to be endearing, thrilling and excite travellers from all over the world.

Every year, Leh Ladakh comes alive with vibrant festivals, where people gather to celebrate with music, dance, and feasting. These festivals are a time to honor their culture and connect with their community. The locals, mostly of Tibetan descent, follow a unique way of life, deeply rooted in their traditions and beliefs. Despite its remote location, Leh Ladakh has become an increasingly popular destination for adventurers and travelers seeking to explore its pristine wilderness and immerse themselves in its unique culture.

Infrastructure development and influxes of visitors have brought both opportunities and threats to the region's delicate ecosystem and traditional way of life. The people of Leh Ladakh, mostly of Tibetan descent, have a deep connection to their land and traditions. They live in small villages scattered across the region, where life moves at a gentle pace amidst the serenity of the mountains.