Pangong Lake, Ladakh

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The sunset or sunrise over the Pangong Lake makes for a spectacular sight and a must for all photography enthusiasts. The Lake is often covered in a bigger tour itinerary which includes the Nubra Valley and its attractions including Diskit, Khardung La, Tso Moriri Lake and Hunder among others.d describe the services you offer. Also, be sure to showcase a premium service.

One of the unusual things to do in Pangong Lake is to take a dip in its cold and brackish waters. Usually, tourists leave Pangong Tso after sunrise as they have to reach Leh before sunset. Before doing so, take a dip in the lake. Yes, it sounds crazy, and you would be crazy enough to try it.

The best time to visit Pangong Tso Lake is during the months of summer i.e from May to September as weather during winter is extreme and lake would be frozen making the place less enjoyable for tourists. Summer is sugested as best time for tourists to experience mild temperature and enjoy other major attractions of Ladakh as well.

BY AIR
Leh is well connected with other important places in India. Regular flights link Leh with Delhi, Jammu and Srinagar.

BY TRAIN
Kalka is the nearest railway station to Leh. Buses or taxis can be hired to reach Manali via Shimla. There are regular taxis and bus services from Manali to Leh.

BY ROAD
Pangong Tso can be reached after a a five-hour drive from Leh. From Leh, one passes through the Changla Pass and then through Tangste. There are regular bus services run by state road transport corportation (J&KSRTC). Taxis can be hired from Leh to the Pangong Lake. Motorbikes, cars and jeeps are also available at reasonable rates. Make sure to fill fuel at Leh and also carry extra fuel, as there are no petrol stations near Pangong Tso

One of the most famous and signature dishes of Ladakh is the Chutagi ( dumpling soup). It is made of flour into a bow- tie shaped dumpling with soup consisting of potatoes, carrots and spinach.