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panoramic arid mountain desert of India, Ladakh remains freezing cold
throughout the year . Inaccessible to the world, Ladakh that helped
preserving a culture and beauty from getting soiled. Geologically Ladakh is
considered to be a new formed land and it was until recent that it was
unknown to the world. It was only all of sudden Ladakh found an audience for
itself and adventurers who trekked their way to reach this unattainable
altar. An alternate entry was needed from Kashmir. The new Manali-Highway
reduced the travel time from 16 hours to 2 days. The Army moved in. In the
second slide came in1974, with the opening up of the region to tourists-
strategic decisions, to strengthen ownership rights in International eyes.
Trek to the passes or let your land cruisers waltz a adventure on the arid
desert, bathe in the cold rivers and learn some Ladakhi accent a bit. Pace
up your mood to scale those heights and its only then you can feel Ladakh in
a better way. Touch n Feel Ladakh
Ladakh Festival
A fifteen day festival organized in the month of September is an endeavour of the state government to present the cultural and traditional heritage of Ladakh in a coup of events, dances, dramas and sports.
Leh
The 17th century capital of Dynamical Empire is the epicenter of Ladakh. Leh is a place Buddhism is practiced in the enclosures of the four walls of the Gompas. Just one visit takes you years back in the solitary moments. Leh can be better glanced by walking down its several undulations.
Further
20 minutes away from Thiksey, having crossed the river at Karu, the
roads have massive mani walls into a gorge that hides the Hemis Gompa,
till last minute. This is a largest monastery in Ladakh. Matho is 26 kms
from Leh and houses swords and has weapons of powerful oracles of Matho. 
