Ladakh sits in the rain shadow of the Himalayas, a high-altitude desert of bare brown mountains, glacial rivers, and skies that feel impossibly close. Leh, the regional capital, is the launchpad for rides over Khardung La and Chang La — among the highest motorable passes on the planet — and for the still, glassy waters of Pangong Tso, which shift colour through the day. Buddhist monasteries cling to cliffsides above the Indus valley, and the thin air and stark scenery make this one of the most physically and visually intense trips in India.
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