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Dha & Hanu - The land of Aryans

Dhahanu is situated to the south west of Leh, around 163 Kms. passing through the beautiful villages of Kaltsey, Domkhar, Skurbuchan and Achinathang. There are many small villages but only two villages of Dha and Hanu are open for tourist. Being on lower altitude Dhahanu is warmer than Leh

The main attraction of Dhahanu region is the Drokpa Community considered to being as last race of Aryans confined in the valley. The feature of villagers are considered as pure Indo Aryan and said to have preserved their racial purity down the Centuries. Their culture and religious practices are very similar to ancient pre- Buddhist religion known as Bon-Chos. A tour of this region can be done from Leh in two days with overnight in a tent.

Tsomoriri Lake

The Tsomoriri Lake is a beautiful mountain bounded expanse of water, around 240 Kms. from Leh in Rupshu Valley. The Lake is located at 14,000 ft. near and on its banks is a small village, Karzok. The Karzok Monastery of 19th century houses Shakyamuni Buddha and other statues. The Nomadic people are most outstanding feature of this lake area, who graze herd of goats and yaks. Tsokhar (the salt Lake) around 76 kms from Tsomoriri is also a beautiful lake in this area. Both of these lakes can be visited from Leh in 2 – 3 days or while traveling from Manali to Leh or vice versa. This area is also famous among trekkers, with the most famous trek being from Spiti valley to Tsomoriri Lake over Parang La.

Pangong Lake

Pangong is 40 miles in length and nearly 2-4 miles in width, located at a height of 4267 m. The first view of the lake is breathtaking because of striking colours of its water specially towards evening, when it is deep blue. A tour to the lake can be organized as a day excursion from Leh or with an overnight stay at Tangste. Travelers are not allowed beyond Spangmik and to pitch tents near lake for an overnight stay.

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