Kharnak is a small village located in the Union Territory of Ladakh. It is around 170 km far from the main Leh town. It is situated at an elevation of about 14921 feet high. Kharnak is known for its pashmina and wool business. Geography VillageKharnakTehsilNyomaDistrict headquarterLehUnion territoryLadakhCountryIndiaAltitude14,921 ftTime ZoneUTC+5:30Total area28 hectaresCropped area9 hectaresIrrigated area9 hectaresIrrigation Water...Read More
Tangste, also known as Tangtse, is a village situated in the union territory of Ladakh, India. Tourists visit this place frequently, as it is located on the Leh-Pangong road. Tangste has a tremendous historical significance being the war site for many wars such as the Mughal-Tibet war and the Dogra Tibet war. Tangtse Gompa Lodged...Read More
Durbuk is a village located in the Union Territory of Ladakh. It is around 120 km from Leh and takes 3 hours to reach there from the main Leh town. It is situated at an elevation of about 12500 feet high. Durbuk is known for its strategic all-weather location, which connects Durbuk Shyok DBO road. Durbuk...Read More
The Nubra River is a tributary of the Shyok river, located in the northern part of the Indian subcontinent. The river system originates from the Siachen and Terong glaciers and flows through Nubra valley in Ladakh. The total length of the river is around 90 km (56 miles). Origin Nubra river originates from Siachen Glacier when the meltwater...Read More
