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Shakti Ladakh, Ladakh

Shakti Ladakh, Ladakh (S)

Situated in the far north of the Indian Subcontinent at over 3500m (11,500ft), high on the western end of the Tibetan plateau, Ladakh is often referred to as ‘Little Tibet’. With a high altitude desert, dominated by rugged, snow-capped peaks, colourful oases, deep turquoise lakes, and studded with thriving Buddhist monasteries, it is one of the most picturesque places on earth. The strong Buddhist culture prevails and makes it a wonderfully warm and welcoming place to explore.

Shakti Ladakh has seven (soon to be more) spacious and beautifully done up houses scattered around the valleys and a visit to each of them will make for a hugely rewarding journey. Some are close to more mainstream and important monasteries and others are situated in stunningly beautiful, distant valleys.

Combine rafting, bicycling, walking, picnics fit for kings, archery, village exploration, monastery visits, hours of relaxation time on a hot, sunny rooftop with a good book, a drink and a view from heaven; and you can’t want for much more out of a holiday.

With much of Ladakh really being the preserve of the backpacker until recently, Shakti Ladakh has changed all that and a 10 day holiday to Ladakh makes the perfect summer holiday for friends and families – relaxing, beautifully cared for, yet exhilarating!

reservations

For reservations please contact your tour operator, your local travel agent,
or contact the hotel.

must do

Go to early morning prayers, raft down the Indus, bicycle down mountain trails and camp in untold luxury.

Access

Open: May to end September

By air to Leh followed by a drive of 1 – 2 hours to your village house.

By road from Kashmir, utilising Shakti’s exquisite roving, tented camps en route.