Located in one of the most beautiful and majestic mountain ranges in the world, Ladakh is a region of India that has been largely untouched by tourists. From its spectacular snow-capped peaks to its pristine blue mountain lakes, and its stunningly clear skies and breathtaking views, Ladakh offers an unparalleled experience for those looking to escape city life’s hustle and bustle.
As per the authorities, travellers soon will have the chance to unlock its untouched zones. Tourists would be able to bike towards the forbidden Marsimik La, Tsogtsalo and Chang Chenmo sectors, which is in proximity to patrolling points of Pangong Lake in Ladakh. This would give them an opportunity to experience the beauty of this region and its culture in a way that has never been done before..
Wondering why these places were forbidden for travellers to visit? These forbidden places are quite close to border areas and are quite sensitive for travellers to explore these places as it would risk the life of the tourists. But now, with proper development and enhanced security all around, This new initiative is sure to open up new possibilities for tourists who are looking for something different from their usual holiday destinations
In the primary stage, tourists will have to travel through the Marsimik La (pass), which stands at an elevation of 18,314 feet. They will be allowed to proceed to Tsogtsalo, located near to the LAC (line of actual control) with China.
During the secondary stage, tourists can explore the hot springs and memorial dedicated to 10 CRPF jawans who lost their lives on 21 st October, 1959 as they were attacked by the Chinese, while they were on their patrolling.
With the exploration of uncovered zones around the world becoming more accessible to tourists, it is important to ensure that these environments are treated with respect and care. Not only are these areas fragile ecosystems that require protection, but they also contain local cultures with their own unique histories and customs. It's essential to respect the local environment and culture of Ladakh. One shall follow the responsible tourism practices, such as minimising waste, respecting local traditions, and supporting local people, can help conserve Ladakh's intact beauty for future generations.
Overall, with the opening of these forbidden places in Ladakh, adventure freaks can expect an amazing travel experience that combines thrilling activities with astonishing landscapes and cultural awareness. Enjoy your journey and create unforgettable memories in this all-new Ladakh.
