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Nubra Valley – Amazing Landscapes Unfolding at Every Step
 
Call it an oasis amidst the cold and barren canvas or the orchard of Ladakh, Nubra Valley is a glorious tourist destination with many interesting landscapes to its credit. May marks the beginning of tourist season to the valley which begins to get rid of snow at this time. Apart from nature, the heritage treasure adds worth to the dramatic backdrops of Nubra located in the Old Silk Route region connected to the Central Asia. Here’s the list of top attractions you would love to explore on this trip to Ladakh.

Himalayan Treat
The valley has its borders flanked by the stupendous hoary peaks of Himalayas. Every corner of the place would let you relish the unbeatable views of snow-clad mountains almost touching the blue space. Shyok and Nubra Rivers on their spectacular journeys through the valley make the whole setting exceedingly intriguing.
 
Multihued Greenery
Vast expanses of orchards where fruits like apple, apricot, walnut and almond are cultivated enhance the mesmerizing beauty of Nubra. Agricultural farms of wheat, mustard, peas, barley and other crops make the region a shade greener.
 
Sand Dunes and Camel Rides
Probably the most exhilarating activity here is riding the amazing Bactrian camels, the two-hump creature which served significantly during the days of Silk Trade. The breathtaking ride would take you on an unforgettable exploration of white sand dunes of Hunder.
 
The Moonland
Another feather in the cap is the strange landscape of a region in the valley, resembling the surface of moon. Popular as the Moonland, it arranges a different kind of experience for the tourists.
 
Buddhist Heritage
Some of the most striking Buddhist monasteries of Ladakh are located in Nubra. Diskit Monastery is known for its 32 m. high Buddha statue and the wealth of beautiful frescos and murals. Samstemling, Hunder and Ensa are other monasteries worth visiting.
 
How to Reach
The road to Nubra Valley begins from the popular town of Leh and passes through Khardung La (one of the highest mountain passes in the world). Buses, jeeps and motorbikes are the possible modes. Inner Line Permit is required to access the place.
 

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