Atisha Travels Ladakh
From its office in the heart of Leh, Atisha Travels Has almost thirty years?
Travel to Ladakh
Ladakh welcomes tourists throughout the year, although the extreme cold of winter when snow blocks some of the high passes makes this a time for only the hardy and adventurous. June to August is the high season, while April/may and September/ October have their own Charm and Beauty. Atisha Travels Ladakh
From its office in the heart of Leh, Atisha Travels Has almost thirty years’
experience of arranging tours to Ladakh. Owned and staffed by local people, the company has a strong commitment to both Sustainable and Eco Tourism. Atisha endeavors to showcase Ladakh’s rich cultural, religious heritage and several Adventure trails while minimizing the impact on the environment and local way of life. Ladakh is an ultimate travel destination for a Buddhist pilgrimage or adventure seekers. Be it Buddhist Pilgrimage tours or trekking in Himalayas, rafting in Mighty Indus or road trip and Motor-biking/Mountain biking, trip to Ladakh gets you high on never ending adrenaline rush. Select from our tastefully crafted theme based tour itineraries or customized trip to Ladakh using our tour planner. No matter which part of Ladakh you wish to travel, we offer complete information on Ladakh. Select your dream trip to one of the most adventurous terrains in the world. Discover ancient trade routes, explore pristine landscape and come face to face with ancient Buddhist culture of Ladakh. Atisha Travels Ladakh is proud to offer 2 main types of Travel experience:
1. Cultural Heritage Journeys
Including:
• The Land Of Lamas
• Monastery and Mountains
• Buddha’s Path
• Alchi “The jewel of Ladakh”
• Yoga and Meditation
• Home stays
• Magical Ladakh
• Explore Ladakh
2. Outdoor Adventure
Including:
• Trekking Trails
• Expeditions
• Motor-Biking
• Mountain-Biking
• Snow Leopard Trek
• Wildlife Safaris
The urgent shout, the one we've been waiting for, comes from outside my tent somewhere. I'm half asleep, half dressed and cradling a cup of chai to warm half-frozen hands, but the words get my whole attention. "Leopard! Leopard! Leopard!" I scramble: Chai sloshes across my pants as I shove feet into...
Ladakh Road Trip season 2018 has officially begun today with the reopening of the Srinagar – Leh Highway. Even though the pass had been cleared of snow on the 27th of March, it was only declared op…
The Srinagar – Leh Highway has been cleared of snow in record time, with an ambulance crossing Zoji La on Saturday (24th March 2018) and 30 vehicles being allowed to cross yesterday (26th March 201…
How can I visit Siachen? I have lost count of the number of times someone has asked me this question. So when I received an email last night with a similar query, I decided to write this blog post …
Built in 1991, the Shanti Stupa was built by the Japanese Buddhist Bhikshu, Gyomyo Nakamura and part of the Peace Pagoda mission. It also contains the relics of the Buddha at its base and was enshrined by the 14th Dalai Lama.
In the high altitude desert of the Tibetan Plateau, Ladakhi people have carved a living from the mountains for a thousand years. Tourism in Ladakh, first commencing…
From 5 years ago but still worth sharing...
By ade summers // Trekking the frozen Zankar River in Ladakh in 2013
Promotional film on Kargil Tourism supported by Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) Kargil in association with All Kargil Travel Trade Associa...
For those who think they’ll be stranded in a frozen desert with nothing to do or see
Snow leopards in Ulley, Ladakh
It’s a snow leopard, at point-blank range. I freeze as the cat’s amber eyes bore into my own. The ears flatten and lips curl in a silent growl; the lithe body hugs the rock, shoulder muscles bunching to leap. I can see every bristling whisker. Sadly, it’s only a photograph. Each time I enter the din...
Leh in 1941...a different world!
Part of India on Film: 1899 – 1947 This collection of newly digitised films is part of the BFI's contribution to the UK-India Year of Culture 2017, in partne...
French national Nelly Rieuf offers her insights on working for the Matho Monastery Museum in Ladakh
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Bactrian camels at Hundur. They--and their owners--are descendents of the camels which used to ply the Silk Road, a branch of which passed through Ladakh. A short camel safari and photo op will be one of the highlights of your time in the Nubra Valley region.
Photo credit: L. D. Junlakan
Zanskar is a mountain-lover's paradise. Hundreds of magical peaks can be glimpsed among the clouds from every bend in the road or path. Whether you are a trekker or simply someone who loves being among such majestic scenery, Atisha Travels can arrange an unforgettable Zanskar journey for you.
Photo credit: L. D. Junlakan
Thurtot Holy Lake, Sani, Zanskar, is crystal clear and reflects the mountains and village to perfection. Zanskar is the ideal destination for the more adventurous traveller with time to spare!
Photo credit: L. D. Junlakan
Shanti Stupa is a "must see" while in Leh. Apart from being interesting as a symbol of world peace, the views from the complex over Leh and the surrounding valleys are stunning. A great place to go on the first acclimatization day!
Photo credit: L. D. junlakan
Rangdum Monastery is situated at the gateway to Zanskar. For travellers coming from Kargil, ahead lies another day's drive, over the Pensi-la , pass the snout of Drang Drung Glacier, then along the valley to Padum.
Photo credit: L. D. Junlakan
Wild roses in bloom in early June, their soft beauty contrasting with the harsh "moonland" landscape.
Photo credit: L. D. Junlakan
Prayer flags flutter from the top of Pibiting Chorten, with amazing views over the Zanskar valleys and mountains...
Photo credit: L. D. junlakan
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Lamayuru Gompa, undoubtedly one of the highlights of a visit to Ladakh.
Photo credit: L. D. Junlakan
The snow leopard... Atisha Travels Ladakh can provide you with a opportunity to see this "King of Camouflage... "
There are only an estimated 4,000 or so snow leopards surviving in the wild, and capturing a photograph of these elusive, endangered cats is notoriously di
Indus Valley at Alchi. Although Alchi can be visited as a day trip from Leh, an overnight stay allows travellers to fully appreciate the artistic and religious signifance of its ancient monastery and the charm of its surroundings.
Photo credit: L. D. Junlakan
Village of Julidok, in the Rangdum Basin, Zanskar. The unique, mysterious feel of this place could be an indication that it is a beyul....
Photo credit: L. D. Junlakan
View from the grounds of Karsha Gompa over the magnificent mountains of Zanskar. Atisha Travels Ladakh can arrange treks or cultural journeys in this remote, unspoilt region of Ladakh.
Photo credit: L. D. Junlakan
Zanskar....Land of a Myriad Mysterious Mountains...
Photo credit: L. D. Junlakan
Say "cheese"! Lizard being a perfect model on a mani stone at Zangla, Zanskar.
Photo credit : L. D. Junlakan
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