7 Reasons why Leh Ladakh should be on your bucket list

The Sand Dunes at Nubra Valley to freezing cold lakes at Pangong Tso, Leh has been preserving its nature for years. The unparalleled views of the mountains can make any traveller feel like they have achieved enlightenment. Clear blue skies, so clear that the stars shine bright at night, having a sip of tea/coffee near the lake is something which cannot be expressed in words.

After seeing motovlogs all day on Youtube, one builds up the passion and desire to visit Leh Ladakh riding their own bike and it is a paradise for them. The Khardung La and Chang La pass are the roads which challenges your biker inside you. The tough terrains and rocky hills acts as a perfect story which needs to told amongst your friend/family circle. 

For a foodie, the Ladakhi cuisine has to be on top of their list. The famous Momos and a warm bowl of Thukpa is the ultimate combination anybody can have. The cuisine is a mix of Indian, Tibetan and Nepalese food. The best way to engage with a local is to try the butter tea, having deep conversations about life and travel.

The landscapes of Leh can be your dream background to get the money shot which every photographer craves. From its architecture, wildlife, landscapes and portraits from the people of Ladakh, the city offers everything. So, its time to take out that camera and capture locations that can be framed on your wall, making it last a lifetime.

They say magic happens to those who believe in it. The Magnetic Hill will definitely make you question about its existence. This natural Phenomena takes places 30 Kilometers from Leh, with a sign that tells you stop your vehicle on a white square marked on the road, turn it off and let the magic begin! 

Ladakh has some of the best activities that can be done other than bike rides and sitting in front of a lake. Bungee jumping, ATV rides, Camel and Yak rides are some of them which can be done, offering a unique experience like never before. If you are not a fan of taking risk at bungee jumping, then simply rejuvenate yourself by visiting various iconic monasteries that are a blend of Tibetan and Buddhist culture. 

Ladakh has rich culture and history which needs to be explored more. The Tibetan culture, monasteries and festivals which signify the local tribe’s culture. You can plan your trip according to the festivals that take place to experience the ultimate culture shock. 

Overall, Ladakh is one of the most happening places on India to be visited, Summers are said to be the best time to visit for temperatures that are favourable but the real thrill and excitement happens during the Winters where temperatures drop down to minus degrees celsius and snowfalls arrive.

What are you waiting for? Pack your bags and set out for an adventure that makes you feel alive and energise all mind, body and soul.