Ladakh is one of the largest provinces in Jammu and Kashmir. Bordered by the Karakoram Range, Ladakh is home to a large number of Buddhists, who have preserved their rich culture and tradition from the days of yore. A Travel to Ladakh is not just about beautiful views of snow-capped peaks kissing the blue sky or colorful flags flattering in the wind but is also about centuries old culture of Ladakhi people and their indomitable spirit to live cheerfully in one of the most hostile terrains in the world.
Ladakh Festival is a kaleidoscopic mintage if sight, sound and scents. It showcases a vived culture picture encompassing dance dramas, folks songs, traditional artifacts and handicraft all part of a unique heritage,born on the crossroads of time. Ladakh Festival held every year at leh for 15 days, September 1st to 15th, showcases the unique culture heritage of its land. Various events are organized during the festival.The festival is jointly organized by the Departement of Tourism (J&K), and the local administration & stake holders,including local Travel & tourism players. This is a rayer opportunity for tourists to experience the rich culture heritage of Ladakh and sports related events.The calendar of events is made available to tourists at the Leh Tourist Office.

This is perhaps what keeps going an ordinary Ladakhi in most inhospitable conditions. At a place where the mercury plummets below zero degrees celsius in winters and the rainfall during the year is as scant as 50 mm,

Monasteries in Ladakh either belong to Mahayana or Hinayana sect of Buddhism. Hemis is one of the largest and most popular monasteries in Ladakh Travel. The monastery is quiet popular among tourists and most travelers visit the monastery during Ladakh Travel.