Stays at SHAM VALLEY

EXPERIENCES/PACKAGES

The experiences in this region are rib-chilling starting from chilly mountain treks on rugged terrain, wildlife safaris to explore the unique flora and fauna of this region. We will ensure to keep your journey safe through curated packages giving you deep insights into cultural immersions or blissful photographic tours. Our itinerary scavengers and travel diplomats will keep your bookings and paperwork seamless so that you see the trans-Himalayan region like never before. Dive deep into the moonscapes of Ladakh in these soulful experiences.

Ladakh Delight (5Nights / 6Days)
Amazing Ladakh (06Nights / 07Days)
SRINAGAR WITH LADAKH (10Nights / 11Days)
MANALI WITH LADAKH (07Nights / 08Days)

About SHAM VALLEY

Let’s explore Sham Valley, a captivating region near Leh in Ladakh. Whether you’re a
seasoned traveler or a first-timer, this guide will help you make the most of your visit.

Where is Sham Valley?
  • Sham Valley, also known as the “Apricot Valley,” lies near Leh town in Ladakh.
  • It’s easily accessible by car and doesn’t require trekking.
What’s in Sham Valley?
  • Gurudwara Pathar Sahib: A spiritual site near Leh, often visited first on the journey.
  • Magnetic Hill: Experience the fascinating optical illusion where vehicles appear to defy gravity.
  • Sangam Point: Witness the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers—a mesmerizing sight.
  • Basgo Monastery: Explore ancient Buddhist architecture and stunning murals.
  • Likir Monastery: Admire the serene surroundings and the grand Buddha statue.
  • Alchi Monastery: Discover ancient frescoes and intricate woodwork.
  • Saspol Caves: Off the beaten path, these caves offer historical intrigue.
  • Uleytokpo Village: A charming village with apricot orchards.
How to Explore?
  • 01Night/02Day Trip to Sham Valley from Leh covers most attractions.
  • The driving distance for a complete round trip is around 200-250 km.
  • Choose based on your interests and available time.

Remember, Sham Valley is a treasure trove of culture, nature, and spirituality!

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READ ABOUT LADAKH

Ladakh has a unique arid landscape making it dry and at the same time helping certain flora and fauna thrive in this part of the mountains. Be it the elusive snow leopards or the springy kiangs, it packs a punch when it comes to how beautifully it has been endowed by nature. It houses some of the cleanest and azure blue lakes, comprises of some of the highest motorable roads of the world like Barla Cha La or Khardung-La. A beautiful amalgamation of Tibetan culture and peaceful co-existence with other cultures and religion makes it a land of fabulous architecture as well as a pinnacle of spirituality that cannot be missed.

Pangong Lake
Lakes of Ladakh

Ladakh has been blessed with multiple waterbodies and glacial lakes and some of the serene yet untamed but bountiful rivers. The trans Himalayan region with its soul-stirring beauty forms amazing backdrops that make these lakes appear as God’s own private pools. We are all aware of the gorgeous beauties that Pangong lake and Tso Morari lake boasts of, but the region has been gifted with many un...

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Gompas and Monasteries

Climb uphill a bit and you find Shey Palace in Leh, drive towards the outskirts in Hemis National Park you will bump into Hemis Gompa. Take an adventurous journey towards Nubra and you will see the calm Buddha seated in Diskit Monastery. Yes, Ladakh is spluttered with beautiful monasteries, gompas and age-old Tibetan-style palaces that give it the look of mini-Tibet. All the beautiful philosophie...

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Festivals and Fairs of Ladakh:

Every place has it distinct flavor, it is the vibe that you feel when you visit the place. Be its food, its people, its shared values, and their way of facing challenges that are unique to the geography. All such things are combined like a tale and reflect in their lifestyle. Ladakh is no different and no matter in what harsh conditions they live in, they hold their cultural tapestry very dear to...

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