Things to know before coming to Ladakh
Between the Great Himalaya and Karakoram mountain Ladakh is the remote region highest altitude desert of northernmost part India with average altitude of 5291m/17359 feet. Ladakh can stunned you with its stunning landscapes, natural beauty and rugged terrain. Here are some things to keep in mind before coming to Ladakh
- Altitude: Due to thin air altitude sicknesses is very common, so it very important to adjust. To the condition before engaging in havey activities.
- Weather: You will face Extreme weather condition, with very cold in winter and warm in summer. So it is advisable to carry proper clothes according to the season.
- Permit: when you are coming to Ladakh and visiting such as Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, and Tso Moriri. you need special permit, you can get this for local administration or tour operators.
- Culture and traditions: Ladakh has a unique culture and traditions it is advisable to respectful to local custom and traditions
- Accommodation: Ladakh have range of accommodation for Luxury hotel to budget guesthouse. Early booking is advisable specially during pick season.
- Transport and Roads: The roads of Ladakh are extreme challenging with hairpin bends, it is advisable to hire a local guide or driver. If you are doing solo or in groups don't come with overconfident or disturb mind.
- Food and drink: Ladakhi cuisine is unique and delicious, with a mix of Indian, Tibetan, and Central Asian influences. Visitors should also be aware of the risks of water-borne illnesses and stick to bottled or boiled water.
- Cash: ATMs and banks hardily available in Ladakh, so it is very important to carry enough cash with you
- Limited internet access: Internet access in Ladakh is limited and sometime unreliable. It is best to prepare for limited connectivity or postpaid connection.
- Medical facilities: It is important to carry basic medical supplies and travel insurance that covers emergency medical evacuation due to medical facilities in Ladakh are limited.
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