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What kind of people are there in Ladakh?
The people of Ladakh are Dards, an ancient Aryan race. But, most of them follow Buddhism. So, it is no secret that the people of Ladakh influenced by Buddhism and the Tibetan lifestyle. Like any civilization, the people of Ladakh believe in succession.
Is Ladakh safe for living?
Contrary to the media hype, Ladakh is pretty safe and secure. Even during the Chinese incursion, the touristy areas of Leh and Ladakh were far away from where a Chinese platoon had set up camp. Tourism in Ladakh hasn’t suffered much and most hoteliers are well-prepared for influx of tourists in the summer vacation.
What is life like in Ladakh?
The Ladakhi people are said to be the most simple and cheerful in nature. Even their lifestyle is very simple and they prefer to remain close to the nature. The people of Ladakh traditionally lead a nomadic pastoral life. The most prominent occupation in Ladakh is agriculture.
Why is Ladakh famous?
Ladakh is most famous for breathtaking landscapes, the crystal clear skies, the highest mountain passes, thrilling adventure activities, Buddhist Monasteries and festivals. Ladakh gains a lot of popularity for being the only cold desert in India apart from bordering the World’s highest saltwater Lake Pangong Lake.
Is alcohol banned in Ladakh?
Drinking is not prohibited in Leh. However, moderation is strongly recommended while consuming liquor. Liquor causes dehydration and in Leh, it might mean headaches and acute nausea.
Is smoking allowed in Ladakh?
The J&K Government has achieved a major success against tobacco as Leh district in the Ladakh region has been declared a tobacco-free zone.
Is Ladakh safe from terrorism?
Terrorist attacks and violent civil unrest are possible in the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Avoid all travel to this area (with the exception of visits to the neighboring union territory of Ladakh and its capital, Leh).
Why is life in Ladakh tough?
Life in Ladakh is made harsher by the extreme temperature variation (300 C in summer to -250 C in winter) and low precipitation (annual average: 8 cm).
What is Ladakh famous for?
Ladakh is most famous for breathtaking landscapes, the crystal clear skies, the highest mountain passes, thrilling adventure activities, Buddhist Monasteries and festivals.