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Overview:

The Ladakh Buddhist Tour takes you on a serene and spiritual journey through the high-altitude monasteries, ancient stupas, and peaceful Himalayan landscapes of Ladakh. Known as the Land of Lamas, Ladakh preserves some of the oldest Tibetan Buddhist traditions in the world. This tour allows travelers to explore centuries-old monasteries, attend chanting rituals, interact with monks, and experience the deep-rooted Buddhist heritage that shapes the region’s culture.

From the majestic Hemis Monastery and the iconic Thiksey Monastery to the ancient mural-filled Alchi Monastery and the remote Lamayuru Moonland, each stop offers a blend of spirituality, history, architecture, and breathtaking natural views. The journey also takes you through Nubra Valley to the famous Diskit Monastery, home to a towering statue of Maitreya Buddha overlooking the valley.

Ideal for spiritual seekers, culture lovers, photographers, and adventure travelers, the Ladakh Buddhist Tour promises a peaceful, enriching, and visually stunning experience.

Highlights of Ladakh Buddhist Tour

1. Hemis Monastery

  • Largest and richest monastery in Ladakh
  • Famous for the annual Hemis Festival
  • Houses ancient Buddhist manuscripts & thangkas

2. Thiksey Monastery

  • Often compared to Potala Palace in Tibet
  • 12-storey complex with a magnificent Maitreya Buddha statue
  • Panoramic views of the Indus Valley

3. Shey Palace & Monastery

  • Former royal residence of Ladakhi kings
  • Holds a giant copper-gilded Buddha statue

4. Alchi Monastery

  • UNESCO-listed (proposed) heritage site
  • Known for its Indo-Tibetan art & 11th-century murals
  • One of the oldest monasteries in the region

5. Lamayuru Monastery

  • Among the oldest Drikung Kagyu monasteries
  • Surrounded by surreal “Moonland” landscapes

6. Diskit Monastery (Nubra Valley)

  • Famous for the 106-ft tall Buddha statue
  • Oldest monastery in Nubra Valley
  • Peaceful meditation and valley views

7. Stok Palace & Monastery

  • Residence of the royal family of Ladakh
  • Museum showcasing Buddhist artefacts, crowns, and murals