Think about Ladakh and you’d instantly to drawn to majestic snow-capped mountains, frozen lakes and chilly weather. Well, we’d say just like winter has its own charm, so does summer travel to Ladakh. With temperatures around 20 to 30 degrees between March and June, you can enjoy pleasant weather as you explore the region. Moreover, summer travel is one of the best ways to get away from the crowds and enjoy a peaceful time with your loved ones. So, here’s everything you must know about a summer trip to Ladakh.
How To Reach Ladakh?
To reach Ladakh by air travel, you can take a flight to Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, nestled just 4 km away from Leh city centre. If you want to drive down to Ladakh, then you can consider travelling from Kashmir via Kargil which remains open from early June till November or take a longer Manali-Leh route which opens in mid-June till early October.
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Where To Stay In Ladakh?
During the months of April to mid-May, Ladakh doesn’t receive any snowfall. The summer season slowly takes over the region and you are guaranteed pleasant weather to enjoy every bit of your stay. Ladah has accommodations to suit your preferences. From posh hotels and resorts like Hotel Omasila which offers panoramic mountain views, The Grand Dragon Ladakh to homely guesthouses like Sonam & Padma’s Guest House and Himalayan Homestays. You can book these in advance through online websites.
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What To See In Ladakh?
When it comes to sightseeing, Ladakh truly has plenty to offer. The most famous places to visit are Magnetic Hill, Sahib Leh Market, War Museum, Hemis, Alchi and Spituk. During the summer season, Ladakh organises Hemis Festival on July 16 to honour Guru Rimpoche, believed to be an incarnation of Lord Buddha. On November 15, there’s Lhabab Duchen Festival one of the four Buddhist festivals to commemorate four events in the life of Lord Buddha. If you wish to be part of these festivities, do book your tickets keeping these dates in mind.
