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14 Bedroom House with Mountain View near Gyal Khatoon

Hunder· 4.7 · 79 stays
“Welcome to a tranquil escape near Gyal Khatoon. Experience the magic of Nubra Valley with us. Our camp offers a comfortable retreat, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Each of our 14 rooms is designed for relaxation, with stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Imagine waking up to the crisp mountain air and enjoying a hearty breakfast before embarking on your adventures. We're ideally located to explore the region's beauty.”
14 bedroomsSleeps 2814 beds14 bathsHouseWifiHot Water
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What's here
The rooms are neat, with a good view. The food is homely and delicious. Guests especially enjoyed the service, with staff going the extra mile. Some guest reviews: "The tent and washroom were very clean. The towel and bedsheets was washed and clean without any spots. Breakfast spread was not very lavish but there were enough items and it was tasty and well cooked." "Service is paid but worth... Owner and his son were very cooperative Food was great. We got to taste ripe apricot from trees." "Everything thing is good. Like camp site, room, food and also services. It's just feel me like a home love to visit again😍🫶🫶"
What guests wrote

4.7· 79 stays

“Service is paid but worth... Owner and his son were very cooperative Food was great We got to taste ripe apricot from trees”
Amitkumar Yadav
“We stayed in the place for a night. The place is very close to the sand dunes and if you are interested in seeing the local folk dance it is close to this property. The stay was comfortable as this property/tent was good and well maintained. The staff were polite and humble in their service. The food was fine. You can expect the basic food only. There was wa...”
Siddharth Roy
“I had booked this property based on the positive reviews I had read online. I must say I was not disappointed at all. The tent and washroom were very clean. The towel and bedsheets was washed and clean without any spots. Breakfast spread was not very lavish but there were enough items and it was tasty and well cooked. In terms of interaction, Mr norphel we...”
Nanam
“Had a great stay here at this property. The property owner and staff were very polite and welcoming. Room was neat and had a great view of the mountains. The food was homely and delicious. Extra blanket was also provided to survive the cold. Would recommend this stay if you are thinking of camping in Hunder!”
Simanto Bagchi
“Everything thing is good. Like this property site, room, food and also services. It's just feel me like a home love to visit again😍🫶🫶”
Deepu Thakur
Where you are

Hunder.

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Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

Hunder sits in the heart of the Nubra Valley, a region of high-altitude deserts and dramatic landscapes. This house is well-placed for exploring the area:

  • Pangong Tso: (160km, 4,250m) – The iconic blue lake on the China border.
  • Nubra Valley: Home to sand dunes and Bactrian camels at Hunder.
  • Tso Moriri: (220km, 4,522m) – A quieter lake than Pangong, known for its brown-headed gulls.
  • Hemis & Thiksey monasteries: A half-day Indus valley loop from Leh.
  • Magnetic Hill, Zanskar-Indus sangam, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib: A half-day west loop from Leh.
Logistics

Getting there.

The house is located in Hunder, Nubra Valley.

  • Nearest airport: Leh (IXL) – Kushok Bakula Rinpoche (0km). Flights are only in the morning, and weather diversions are common.
  • Nearest railhead: Jammu Tawi (700km) – via Srinagar by road. There is no rail in Ladakh.
  • Road hubs: Leh (0km), Kargil (220km), Manali (470km), Srinagar (420km).
Seasons

Best time to visit.

The best time to visit Ladakh is during the summer months, from June to September. October sees road closures; Leh-Manali shuts mid-October, and Leh-Srinagar shuts end-November.

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