Book cheap and best hotels online now!

728*90

Book cheap and best hotels online now!

Book Cheap and Best Hotels

300*250

Tso Moriri, Leh Ladakh

 

Tso Moriri, Leh Ladakh 

Lake Tso Moriri is the largest high altitude lake in India and lies at an altitude of 4,595m. It is located between Ladakh and Tibet in the Changtang region and is a twin of Lake Pangong. This lake offers a picturesque place of peace and tranquillity flanked by mountains. It is about 28 km long (from north to south) and 8 km wide. A permit for the inner line is required to visit Tso Moriri.



The stunning Tso Moriri can only be visited in the summer months from April onwards, when the lake starts to melt. May, June, July and August are the peak tourist season. From January to March, Tso Moriri remains inaccessible and completely frozen. Tso Moriri is a designated Ramsar site, which means that you are not allowed to pitch a tent or build anything near the lake. A number of birds can be seen at Tso Moriri, such as the naked-headed goose, great crested grebe, Brahmin duck and brown-headed gull. Himalayan hares are also found here in large numbers. The lake is also called a 'mountain lake' because it is surrounded by 2000-metre-high peaks that shield it from the outside world.


Other destinations to travel at Ladakh & Near Ladakh

300*250

Comments

Post a Comment

Book hotels in India at best prices

300*250    300*250

Best Places To Visit at Jammu & Kashmir

Jammu  |  Kashmir   |  Srinagar  |  Gulmarg  |  Padri  |  Leh  |  Katra  |  Phalagam  |  Chandanwari   |  Sonamarg  |  Kargil   |  Patnitop   |  Diskit

Best Places To Visit at Darjeeling




300*250    300*250

        
 Best Places To Visit at Rajasthan

Jaisalmer: The Golden City  |  Jaipur: The Pink City  |  Jodhpur: Taste Royalty  |  Bundi: Explore The Baoris  |  Bikaner: Home To Several Temples & Forts  |  Ajmer: Popular For Dargah Sharif  |  Pushkar: A Blend Of Vibrant Colors  |  Udaipur: The City Of Lakes  |  Mount Abu: Th Hill Station Of Rajasthan  |  Sawai Madhopur: Haven For Animal Lovers  |  Bharatpur: Beauty To Marvel At  |  Alwar: Ideal For History Buffs  |  Pali: A Sacred & Offbeat Place  |  Chittorgarh: Birthplace Of Historical Figures  |  Hanumangarh: Rich In History & Artefacts  |  Jhalawar: Visit Royal Palaces  |  Churu: Gateway To Thar Desert  |  Sikar – The Historical City  |   City Palace Udaipur  |  Lake Pichola - Udaipur  |  Sajjangarh Palace  |  Hawa Mahal  |  Jal Mahal  |  Badal Mahal  |  Jantar Mantar  |  Jaipur Zoo  |  Elephant Polo in Rajasthan  |  City Palace in Jaipur, Rajasthan  |  Nahargarh Fort |  Jaigarh Fort   |  Amber Fort |  Albert Hall Museum  |  Mehrangarh Fort  |  Camel Safari, Jodhpur   |   Toorji Ka Jhalra, Jodhpur   |  Jaswant Thada, Jodhpur   |  Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park, Jodhpur  |  Flying Fox, Jodhpur  |  Brahma Kumaris Spiritual University  |  Dilwara Jain Temple  |  Honeymoon Point  |  Arbuda Devi Temple  |  Universal Peace Hall  |  Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary  |  Sunset Point  |  Mount Abu Bazaars  |  Gaumukh Temple  |   Rock climbing and abseiling  |  Pushkar Lake, Pushkar  |  Brahma Temple, Pushkar  |  Savitri Temple, Pushkar   |  Jeep Safari in Pushkar  |  Varaha Temple, Pushkar  |  Camel Safari in Pushkar  |  Rangji Temple, Pushkar   |  Pushkar Camel Fair  |  Man Mahal, Pushkar  |  Hot air ballooning in Pushkar  |  Take nagara lessons at Gangaur Ghat

Best Places To Visit at Leh & Ladakh

Pangong Lake Ladaka  |  Khardung La weather and best time to visit  |  Hundar in the Nubra   |  Sangam, Leh Ladakh  |  Shanti Stupa, Leh Ladakh   |  Tso Moriri, Leh Ladakh   |  Magnetic hills, Ladkh  |  Hall of Fame Museum, Leh Ladakh  |   Thiksey Monastery, Leh Ladakh   |    |  Zanskar Valley, Leh Ladakh   |  The Chadar Trek, Ladakh   |  Shey Monastery and Palace, Leh Ladakh  |  Stok Palace, Leh Ladakh    |  Hemis Monastery, Hemis  |  Pathar Sahib Gurudwara, Leh Ladakh   |  Kargil Travelling and Tours



728*90

Popular posts from this blog

Sangam, Leh Ladakh

Image
  Sangam, Leh Ladakh Sangam is the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers in Ladakh. It is located 35 km from Leh in Nimmu, on the Leh-Srinagar highway. The two rivers can be seen separately at this point. While the Indus is a bright blue, the Zanskar River is muddy green. It is a spectacular sight that you can experience here. The flow of the two rivers at Sangam changes according to the season. While the Zanskar River is swollen and raging in summer, the Indus River is calmer. In winter, the Zanskar slows down and almost freezes, while the flow of the Indus is even less. The Indus is one of the longest rivers in Asia and rises in Tibet. The Zanskar River originates in the Zanskar Valley region. Other destinations to travel at Ladakh & Near Ladakh Pangong Lake Ladaka Khardung La weather and best time to visit Hundar in the Nubra Sangam, Leh Ladakh Shanti Stupa, Leh Ladakh Tso Moriri, Leh Ladakh Magnetic hills, Ladkh Hall of Fame Museum, Leh Ladakh Thiksey
Read more

Shey Monastery and Palace, Leh Ladakh

Image
  Shey Monastery and Palace, Leh Ladakh  Shey Monastery or Shey Palace is an ancient monastery located 15 km from Leh. It once served as the summer capital of Ladakh, but is now mostly in ruins. It is located on a hill and offers a breathtaking panoramic view. The highlight of the monastery is the 39-foot- tall Shakyamuni Buddha statue, the second largest Buddha statue in Jammu and Kashmir. Special permission is required to visit the monastery.  Shey Monastery is often visited along with the surrounding monasteries of Thiksey, Hemis, Stakna and Matho. The monastery complex is decorated with various murals and rock carvings of Buddha. 400 metres away is another shrine that houses the Shakyamuni statue in a seated position. The best time to visit the monastery is during the Shey Rhupla and Shey Doo Lhoo festivals, celebrated in July or August. The Shey Palace was built in 1655 by Deldan Namgyal, the king of Ladakh, in memory of his father. Other destinations to travel at Ladakh &
Read more

Shanti Stupa, Leh Ladakh

Image
  Shanti Stupa, Leh Ladakh The Shanti Stupa in Leh is a magnificent white Buddhist monument perched on a steep hilltop at a dizzying height of 11,841 feet. It is a religious site for Buddhists as it houses the Buddha's relics, which were consecrated by the 14th Dalai Lama. It was consecrated by the 14th Dalai Lama. It is also popular with tourists as it offers sweeping views of Leh and the nearby village of Changspa. The Shanti Stupa looks particularly beautiful on the night of the full moon, when it is naturally illuminated by moonlight. The Shanti Stupa was built in 1991 by the Japanese Buddhist Bhikshu Gyomyo Nakamura. It was built jointly by the Japanese and Ladakhi Buddhists to celebrate the completion of 2500 years of Buddhism and to promote world peace. It is part of the Peace Pagoda Mission, which aims to spread peace through the preaching of the Buddha. The Shanti Stupa is a perfect place for those who seek peace by offering prayers to God and for those who want to
Read more