Samstanling Monastery is one of the most sought after places to visit in Nubra Valley. The tones of the triad colours Red, White, and Gold can be seen in this monastery. Lama Tsultim Nima founded Samstanling Monastery over 140 years ago, and it now houses around 50 monks.
The Diskit Gompa, built in the 13th century, is the world's largest (105 feet) and oldest Buddhist attraction. Tourists may get a 360-degree panorama of Nubra Valley by standing here. His Holiness the Dalai Lama presided over the ceremony.
Leh is 140 kilometres away, and Panamik hamlet is located there. This is India's last frontier, and it's known for its unique hot springs. There are many things to see and do in this village. Because public transit is scarce in this area, don't rely on it; instead, look for a restricted number of guest rooms to stay in.
Yarab Tso Lake is located near Sumur Village and is known as the "hidden lake." Because there is no public transit, the only way to get to this secret lake is to hike upwards. Do not wash your feet or attempt to swim at this lake because the water is crystal clean and pristine.
The Hunder Village in Nubra Valley is a stark, picturesque, and secluded refuge in the middle of a chilly desert. It is well-known for its sand dunes and desert landscape. Adventurers come here to ride Bactrian camels, trek in the desert, and take in the breathtaking scenery.
Turtuk is India's final village and one of the country's farthest north. This village provides you with the opportunity to learn about the local culture and dialects. Keep an eye out for apricot trees, which provide the most panoramic views and a strange landscape. Apricot trees are planted here, resulting in beautiful scenery.
Hunder is a small settlement in the Nubra Valley, around 7 kilometres from Diskit Monastery. Sand dunes, chilly deserts, and Bactrian camel rides are all popular attractions. It also has sea-buckthorn forests, which are a therapeutic herb. Hunder is a renowned trekking destination.
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