When you make a trip to Leh - Ladakh, Nubra Valley is the MUST VISIT place along with other tourists attractions. The Shyok river, a tributary of Indus river, meets the Nubra or Siachen river to form a large valley that separates the Ladakh and Karakorum Ranges. The ultra-wide valley and breathtakingly beautiful landscapes just get you in a state of trance. Hunder, is a small village that lies in Nubra Valley, located about 130 KMs from Leh approximately. While Deskit, the district headquarters of Nubra Valley offers a picturesque monastery, Hunder, on the other hand, is famous for its sand dunes and double-humped bacterian camels rides.
Being a high altitude place, your body should be well acclimatized before visiting this place otherwise, you can get badly hit with acute mountain sickness (AMS) with not much of a help around this remote corner of the trans-Himalayas. In fact, if you want to reach Nubra Valley, you need to pass Khardung La pass (a falsely claimed highest motorable pass in the world for a long time) at an altitude of about 17500 feet. Nubra Valley lake is close to the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and hence, tourists need an inner line permit to visit this breathtaking places.
If you are interested in more details, you can refer my detailed travel guide for Nubra Valley.
| Location | Nubra Valley, Ladakh - India |
| Number of Days | 6-8 days by Air or 10-12 Days by Road (ex. Delhi) |
| Primary Trip Audience | Adventure Seekers, Bikers, Self Drive Enthusiasts, Families & Couples |
| Budget Range | $300 - $500 |
| Altitude | 3048 Mtrs or 10000 Feet (Kaza) |
| Best Time to Travel | May to October |
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