Sun, 12 Jul 2020 4pm - Wed, 22 Jul 2020 11am

  Venue - Outside Delhi

LADAKH is sometimes called 'Little Tibet'. It has a similar landscape and culture that bears this comparison. The Ladakh range starts from the Indus-Shyok confluence and the Zanskar range is the dividing line between the Indus and Zanskar valleys. The Great Himalayan range in its S demarcates

Two main districts comprise Ladakh: Leh and Kargil. Leh can be subdivided into Indus Valley, Nubra Valley, Shyok Valley and Markha Valley. The main rivers are Indus, Zanskar, and Shyok; like the mountain ranges, these rivers run roughly east to West. Today Ladakh is open to outsiders, or at least as open as its geography permits.

1. No special permission is needed to enter Ladakh and within the region, you can travel around with relative freedom. Ladakh is full of amazing sights- strange gompas perched on soaring hilltops, dwarfed by snowcapped mountain.
2. The barren, shattered looking landscapes splashed with small but brilliant patches of green; ancient palaces clinging to sheer rock walls. But most of all it is notable for its delightful people- friendly as only Tibetans can be immensely colorful. It's an amazing place.

  - D.Block Vasant Vihar New Delhi Delhi Delhi