Exploring Nubra Valley

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Photo of Exploring Nubra Valley by Pooja Sundrani

Woke up to another great view. By now I was getting so used to witnessing scenic views that I was wondering how I would cope without it back home. We had our breakfast and left to explore Nubra Valley.

Photo of Exploring Nubra Valley 1/5 by Pooja Sundrani

Our first destination was Quad-biking in Sand dunes. The experience of riding a quad bike in sand dunes is fun but a tad bit expensive.

Photo of Exploring Nubra Valley 2/5 by Pooja Sundrani

Our next destination was Panamik Hot Spring. The hot water spring of Panamik are enriched with a high amount of Sulphur and a dip in these sulphur hot springs is believed to cure various health ailments. Apart from the hot water treatment, the snow clad peaks and lush green valley made our visit to this place truly worth it.

Photo of Exploring Nubra Valley 3/5 by Pooja Sundrani

The next stop was actually an unplanned one, Yarab Tso lake. This lake is far from the eyes of the mainstream tourism. It is considered to be holy and also referred to as a hidden lake. A few of us went to the other side of the lake. Sitting there and enjoying the view was probably one of the most memorable part of my Ladakh trip.

Photo of Exploring Nubra Valley 4/5 by Pooja Sundrani

The last planned stop for the day was a Camel ride in the Sand dunes. A ride on these camels, next to the river bed on beach sand and watching the sunset, it was a rather beautiful end to the day.

Photo of Exploring Nubra Valley 5/5 by Pooja Sundrani

That’s all for now. Stay tuned for the next one. - Back to Leh