1. Explore Leh Palace
Visit the 17th-century Leh Palace to get panoramic views of the town and learn about Ladakh’s royal heritage. Its traditional Tibetan architecture and museum offer a glimpse into the past.
2. Drive to Khardung La Pass
One of the world’s highest motorable roads (18,380 ft), Khardung La offers jaw-dropping views and a thrilling drive. Perfect for bikers and road trip lovers.
3. Visit Monasteries like Thiksey & Hemis
Immerse yourself in Buddhist culture by exploring ancient monasteries. Don’t miss Thiksey Monastery for its Maitreya Buddha statue and Hemis for its colorful annual festival.
4. Shop at Leh Main Bazaar
Pick up Pashmina shawls, prayer flags, Tibetan jewelry, and apricot products. Great for souvenirs and meeting local artisans.
5. Stroll in Shanti Stupa
Built by Japanese monks, this white-domed stupa offers stunning sunset views over Leh and a peaceful atmosphere perfect for meditation.
6. Bike to Magnetic Hill
Experience the famous optical illusion where your vehicle appears to roll uphill. It’s a fun stop on the way to Sangam and a great photo spot.
7. Witness Confluence of Indus & Zanskar
Visit Sangam Point where the green Indus and blue Zanskar rivers meet. You can even try river rafting here for some adventure.
8. Stargazing at Nubra Valley or Hanle
Leh's clear skies are perfect for stargazing. Plan a night in Nubra Valley or the remote Hanle village, one of the best places in India to view the Milky Way.
9. Double-Humped Camel Ride in Nubra
While not in Leh town, a trip to Hunder in Nubra Valley is popular. Enjoy a ride on the rare Bactrian camels in the cold desert.
10. Visit Pangong Lake
Though it's a 5–6-hour drive from Leh, Pangong Tso is worth the effort for its surreal colors and peaceful setting. Stay overnight in a lakeside camp for an unforgettable experience.
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