Hanle Village & Tourism

Hanle is in the valley of the Hanle River, which originates near the Imis La pass on the border with Tibet and joins the Indus river near Nowi and Loma  a remote village in Ladakh  where you can explore star gazing and much more but if you like to explore offroad places so this village is perfect for you its 187 km from Leh District Throguh Tso Lake

About Hanle Tourism

Hanle is home to the Indian Astronomical Observatory. The position of the vill and the overlook are largely sensitive due to the close propinquity of the Tibetan/ Chinese border. Special authorization is demanded to visit The trip to Nyoma – Loma and over to Hanle is extremely nice with beautiful lookouts each around you, and in fact,

it’s one of those peregrinations which I can go on ever and ever again. I had noway been to such a beautiful place ever. Roads could look lately laid, but with caution, don’t voyage as there are reversed bumps left on the roads so that the water passes through them. similar bumps can damage your vehicle, so be careful with the drive The place is veritably scenic and feels out of the world.

still, in factual reality, the place is extremely harsh and delicate to survive, especially in layoffs. There are only a many lodgment available in the vill and the installations like electricity, medical aid, hot handling water, western toilets,etc. are luxuries in themselves.
Hanle is a fairly thirsty region that’s actually not suitable for habitation but it’s known for its views of lower mountains and the vast breadth of open land. The region is perfect for walking, stargazing and taking photos.

The 17th-century Hanle Monastery of the Drukpa Kagyu branch of Tibetan Buddhism, known for its Indo- Chinese style of armature is located in this vale and can be visited by excursionists. likewise, Hanle is also known for casing the Indian Astronomical Observatory which happens to be one of the loftiest spots of astronomical observation in the entire world.

It’s at Hanle Ladakh, where you can enjoy stunning views of lower mountains and hillocks with the vast breadth of thirsty lands. In addition to stargazing and camping under the clear skies, Hanle is also a great place for hiking, and indulging in nature photography.

Ladakh just gave us one further inconceivable reason why it should be on everybody’s trip pail list. Ladakh is now home to India’s first Dark Sky Reserve, Hanle Dark Sky Reserve. Hanle is a small vill in the Changthang region, roughly 270 km south- east of Leh.

Within Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary, the six townlets of Bhok, Shado, Punguk, Khuldo, Naga and Tibetan Refugee habitations together form a cluster or an area which has been officially notified as the Hanle Dark Sky Reserve.

The friary is lower than 20 km down from the Line of factual Control between India and Tibet. erected with the help and support of Ladakhi King Sengge Namgyal and Stag- tsang- ras- pa( a notorious Tibet clerk), Hanle was the first friary to be associated with the Drukpa School that Stag- tsang- ras- pa belonged to.

Best Time To Visit Hanle

Now if you have plan to book Ladakh Trip and explore Hanle travel destinations so you can come and explore this beautiful travel destination but in the winters you cant reach here also you can get any guest house where you can take a stay

So come in the month of May till September and explore the best travel destination in Ladakh