Turtuk Village, nestled in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh, offers a unique blend of Balti culture, stunning landscapes, and historical significance. Known for its apricot orchards, traditional wooden houses, and warm hospitality, Turtuk provides an authentic experience of life in one of India's northernmost villages.
Turtuk Monastery, a serene spiritual retreat in Turtuk Village, Ladakh, offers stunning views of the surrounding valley. This small yet significant monastery reflects the region's rich Buddhist heritage. Visitors can experience tranquil meditation spaces and gain insights into the local religious practices and culture.
Thang Border, just a 12 km drive from Ashoor Guest House & Restaurant in Turtuk, Ladakh, offers a unique glimpse into the northernmost point of India. This remote village showcases stunning landscapes and the strategic India-Pakistan border. Visitors can experience the resilience of local culture amidst breathtaking natural beauty.
Diskit Monastery, the largest and oldest monastery in Nubra Valley, Ladakh, stands out with its majestic 32-meter tall Maitreya Buddha statue. Founded in the 14th century, it offers breathtaking panoramic views and a serene spiritual ambiance, attracting visitors to its ancient murals, prayer halls, and vibrant festivals.
