Marvelous Sights
To See In
Ladakh
Image Credit: Getty Also called gravity hill, this natural phenomenon plays tricks on the eyes into thinking slopes are downhill when they are, in reality, uphill
1. Magnetic Hill
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it features a gilded copper Shakyamuni Buddha statue and offers stunning views of Indus Valley
2. Shey Monastery
Image credit: Getty The salt lake is located at Southern Ladakh's Rupshu plateau. It is also called white lake for its salt deposits from the water
3. Tso Kar Lake
Image credit: Getty With a backdrop of snow-tipped mountains and turquoise rivers, Zanskar valley is almost a postcard. It also features tough treks
4. Zanskar Valley
Image credit: Getty In 1981, this high altitude national park was established. It is known as the world's snow leopard capital due to its high density of the cats
5. Hemis National Park
Image credit: Getty Build by Japanese and Ladakh Buddhists, this stunning white domed monument has religious significance and was built to promote peace
6. Shanti Stupa
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This semi-arid valley with jagged peaks separates Ladakh from Karakoram mountains and Siachen glacier, making it a treat for adventure lovers
7. Nubra Valley
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Its crystal blue waters are home to migratory birds, making it a photographer's delight. It lies between India and Tibet
8. Pangong Lake
Image credit: Getty As it is the highest motorable pass in the world, the Khardung La Pass attracts bikers and photographers from across the globe
8. Khardung La Pass
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