Stakna Monastery offers the one-of-a-kind view of the Indus valley. Inside you will find beautiful statues of deities and some intricately painted artworks depicting Bodhisattva.
Phyang Monastery is home to a 900-year-old historical museum featuring ancient guns, all kinds of Chinese weaponry, and intricately made thangkas. The Sacred Dance Festival is a must-see when you visit Leh Ladak.
Phugtal Monastery is the remotest of all Ladak monasteries and the most mysterious one. Built right at the entrance into a cave, it is a perfect place for meditation and spiritual practices.
Hemis Monastery Built in 1672, it is one of the wealthiest Buddhist monasteries ever. It features a huge copper Buddha and numerous stupas prepared with gold, silver, and precious stones.
Spituk Monastery It’s a real heaven for those wishing to learn more about thangkas as the monastery houses a wide collection of them, along with ancient masks that are used during annual festivals.
Lamayuru Gompa is a monastery built in a real moon landscape known as Moonland. The area around resembles a barren moon landscape indeed.