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House in Diskit, Ladakh: Home Away From Home

Nubra Valley· 4.9 · 325 stays

“Experience genuine Ladakhi hospitality at our Diskit farm stay. Enjoy fresh, home-cooked meals from our garden and stunning Nubra Valley views. Our comfortable rooms, with hot water and heaters, offer a peaceful retreat near Diskit Monastery and Hunder sand dunes. Connect with local culture, stargaze, and meet our friendly rabbits. A truly special, welcoming stay.”

9 bedroomsSleeps 189 beds9 bathsHouseWifiHot Water

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What's here

This house in Nubra Valley, Ladakh, offers a genuine connection to the land. The garden is a vibrant space, blooming with colourful flowers and vegetables that find their way into home-cooked meals. Guests have praised the food, with one saying, "The home cooked meals were extremely tasty yet light on stomach." Rooms are kept clean and well-maintained, with essential facilities like room heaters and 24-hour hot water. The atmosphere is one of "slow living vibes," with the chance for stargazing on clear nights. As one guest noted, "This was not just a stay, but a warm Ladakhi hospitality experience." Another shared, "We eat together like a locals." The property is also home to "a lot of cute rabbits."

What guests wrote

4.9· 325 stays

“Stay her for night, i really love the ambience and view, the garden is beautiful with colorful flowers and veggies they plant. They make the food from what they plant and that’s very cool!✨ The room is clean and comfort. We eat together like a locals. The staffs helpful and the owner is very nice! We can do stargazing, beautiful night in nubra ✨ 🫶 Oh, they ...”

Angeline Claudia

“Stayed here with my friends for 2 days and had a great experience. The rooms were clean and the location was absolutely beautiful surrounded by greenery. The home cooked meals were extremely tasty yet light on stomach. The owner was really kind and helpful. Had a really positive experience overall. Would 10/10 recommend the place.”

Ansh Gupta

“Our stay was truly enjoyable! Three of us shared a triple room, which was comfortable and well-kept. The host welcomed us warmly and made us feel right at home. The service was excellent, and the food was both tasty and fulfilling. Everything was thoughtfully arranged, creating a pleasant atmosphere. Highly recommend this place!”

Abhishek Porwal

Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

Nubra Valley is a landscape of stark beauty and unique experiences.

Hunder sand dunes & Bactrian camel rides: Experience the white-sand cold desert at 10,000ft. Ride the famous double-humped Bactrian camels.
Diskit Monastery: Visit the impressive Diskit Monastery, home to a giant Maitreya Buddha statue that overlooks the valley.
Turtuk village: Explore Turtuk, the last Indian village before the border with Pakistan. Discover its distinct Balti culture and apricot orchards.
Panamik hot springs: Journey to the north end of the valley to relax at the Panamik hot springs.

Logistics

Getting there.

Nubra Valley is accessed via Leh.

Nearest airports: Leh (IXL) is 150km away, a drive of 5-6 hours over the Khardung La pass (5,359m). A 4x4 vehicle is recommended for this route.
Nearest railhead: Jammu Tawi is 750km away. There is no direct rail link to Leh; travel is typically by air to Leh.
Road hubs: Leh is the primary road hub, 150km from Nubra via Khardung La. The village of Hunder, known for its sand dunes and camels, is just 7km from the house. Petrol stations are available in Diskit and Sumur; it's advised to fill up your tank before travelling further into the valley.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The best season to visit Nubra Valley is generally from May to September. During the shoulder months, Khardung La pass can experience snow, potentially closing the road.

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