Eagle Eye Tours
Ladakh, the land of high passes, borders Tibet in the east and Pakistan in the west. It is one of the most remote and least populated regions of India. Because of little rainfall the mountains are bare, but around streams and areas with spring water grass lands appear and villages are surrounded by green fields and trees. The varying landscape in Ladakh often is stunning and everywhere you would like to stop to take a picture. There are snow capped mountain peaks of more than 6000 meters high, windswept plains, magnificent blue lakes and mighty rivers in canyons with steep cliffs or wide valleys. Ladakh is part of the fast developing India, but remote villages can be visited where time seems to have stood still.
Ladakh has plenty to offer to all kinds of travelers. It has superb trekking possibilities, ancient cultural sights and many activities can be organized including jeep safaris, cycling, rafting, horse riding, camel safaris, mountaineering, home stay, rock climbing, bird watching, spiritual teaching and volunteer work.
Losar
Chadar Lingshed
Chadar Karsha
Winter Ladakh
Stok Guru Tse Chu
Matho Nagrang
Life in a Ladakhi village
The Snow Leopard
Bicycle Changthang
Bike&Trek Leh to Spiti
Shimla to Leh Ladakh
Manali to leh
Zanskar Chilling
Zanskar Alchi
Karsha Gustor
Hemis Tse Chu
Yuru Kabgyat
Korzok Gustor
Ladakh Festival
Thiksey Gustor
Explore best of Ladakh
Explore Little Tibet Escape
Explore Zanskar
Explore Nubra
Explore Tso Moriri
Explore Dha Hanu
Explore Lakes
Manali-Leh
Sham Trek
Markha Valley Trek
Lamayuru to Padum
Lamayuru to Darcha
Rumtse to Kibber
Lamayuru to Rupshu Valley
Shang to Zangla
Across Changthang
Lamayuru Chilling
Wanla Hemis
Lamayuru Ulleytokpo
Lamayuru Alchi
Photoksar Padum
Padum Darcha
Changthang Nubra
Nubra Tia Beema
Largaab Rezong
Hemis Shukpachan Beema
Shayok Changthang
Horse Safari
Birding Tours
Losar in Ladakh
Ladakh Spiritual Tours
Homestay in Himalaya