Welcome to Leh Ladakh
Ladakh, with Leh as its main town, is a high‑altitude cold desert region known for Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, Khardung La Pass, ancient monasteries and dramatic mountain landscapes.
Leh Ladakh offers stark mountains, turquoise lakes, high passes and unique Buddhist monasteries, making it one of India's most scenic road‑trip and adventure regions.
Travellers enjoy road journeys over high passes, stargazing, river valleys, camel rides in Nubra's sand dunes and peaceful stays in traditional villages.
Discover lakes, valleys, passes and monasteries across Ladakh and combine them into one customised route with AIEN Tour & Travels.
Main base with markets, cafés, Leh Palace and Shanti Stupa, offering sunset views over the Indus valley and surrounding mountains.
Long high‑altitude lake with changing blue shades, reached via Chang La Pass and known for tent stays and sunrise–sunset views.
Valley north of Leh reached via Khardung La, famous for sand dunes, Bactrian camel rides, monasteries and river views.
One of the world’s highest motorable passes, acting as the gateway from Leh to Nubra Valley, popular for road‑trip photos in thin mountain air.
Famous Buddhist monasteries around Leh, known for hilltop locations, prayer halls, festivals and views over the Indus valley.
Drive west of Leh towards the Indus–Zanskar confluence, Magnetic Hill and villages along the Sham Valley.