Ladakh
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Pros
- Nubra → Pangong → Hanle → Tso Moriri: this is a dream route for someone who wants depth, not Instagram checklists.
- I have never been to Turtuk, so I can't advise you on that. Also, foreign nationals require permits (PAP) to visit some of the areas, so read up on that.
- yeah ladakh is not goa. Less stress and better experience there
- For something authentic and unique regions you can consider: 1. Ladakh: the closest thing you can find to Tibetan culture.
- This trip took me across three very different landscapes of the Himalayas Ladakh, Zanskar Valley, and Kashmir. From snow-covered roads and remote monasteries to rain-soaked train journeys, every part of the route felt like a shift in pac...
Cons
- If you really want to got to North India, you could go to Ladakh through a flight but Ladakh is a cold Desert, extremely beautiful, but in November winter is starting and Ladakh is one of the coldest places on earth. It will be a true ad...
- Ladakh in the winter is ballsy. Temperatures of -30, no thanks.
Sentiment
5 positive (71%) · 1 mixed (14%) · 1 negative (14%)
Trust + time weighted score: +67% · raw score 57%
What redditors said (7 of 7)
Nubra → Pangong → Hanle → Tso Moriri: this is a dream route for someone who wants depth, not Instagram checklists.
I have never been to Turtuk, so I can't advise you on that. Also, foreign nationals require permits (PAP) to visit some of the areas, so read up on that.
yeah ladakh is not goa. Less stress and better experience there
For something authentic and unique regions you can consider: 1. Ladakh: the closest thing you can find to Tibetan culture.
If you really want to got to North India, you could go to Ladakh through a flight but Ladakh is a cold Desert, extremely beautiful, but in November winter is starting and Ladakh is one of the coldest places on earth. It will be a true adventure in both good and bad ways.
This trip took me across three very different landscapes of the Himalayas Ladakh, Zanskar Valley, and Kashmir. From snow-covered roads and remote monasteries to rain-soaked train journeys, every part of the route felt like a shift in pace and mood
Ladakh in the winter is ballsy. Temperatures of -30, no thanks.