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House in Ladakh: Views & Border History

Nubra Valley· 4.8 · 57 stays

“Welcome to Turtuk, where the magic of the Himalayas truly unfolds! We offer a serene escape, nestled in the heart of this captivating village. Experience the unique culture and breathtaking landscapes from our cozy rooms. Our space is designed for relaxation and connection. Wake up to stunning views and savor delicious meals at our on-site cafe. We strive to provide a comfortable base for your Turtuk adventures. With 24 rooms available, we can accommodate couples. Our guests consistently rate us highly. Come,...”

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A look around

What's here

This house in Nubra Valley sits at the edge of a remote village. Guests find the rooms clean, with enough space and comfy beds for peaceful sleep after long hours of travel. The views are often called "mesmerising" and "amazing." There’s a viewpoint at the back with a lake view mentioned by one guest. The staff are described as kind, well-mannered, and respectful, always ready to help. "they’ll be there on time to deliver with a calm gesture." Food is a highlight, with local dishes often praised as "really amazing" and "tasty and delicious." Some guests enjoyed interacting with Hasan and Waqar, learning about the history, people, and culture of the property and its surroundings. One guest noted, "Great network connectivity even at such remote village at border (Airtel 5G speed of 400Mbps) and they had good wifi too."

What guests wrote

4.8· 57 stays

“Wow!!we had a great experience there,the location is perfect,it is located at the side of the main road,if we talk about the rooms,it’s amazing (so clean,enough space,the beds are so comfy and we’ll be able to sleep peacefully after a long hours,and the view is mesmerising.Most importantly the service,where the staffs are so kind,well mannered and respectful...”

Dechen Dolkar

“Loved the host, food, hospitality and great vibe! Interaction with owner (Hasan and waqar) knowing about history of this property and thang was amazing! The struggles, the wins, people and culture. Worth visit and much better to stay here compared to hunder if you’d like peace. Great network connectivity even at such remote village at border (Airtel 5G spe...”

SoHEL SHaiKH

“it's such a good resort to stay in and serivce is very good and fast and the staff is very friendly and cooperative. The atmosphere around it is very charming and mesmorizing”

Shuhul Satish

“Amazing stay with nice view and Good services. Food is also very tasty. There is a beautiful view point of Lake at the back. Must enjoy the same.”

himani ahalawat

“It was really amazing stay at this property, we had local food there which was really amazing.. Highly recommended..”

Kavya Borkar

Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

Hunder sand dunes & Bactrian camel rides: Experience the white-sand cold desert at 10,000ft.
Diskit Monastery: See the giant Maitreya Buddha statue overlooking the valley.
Turtuk village: Explore the last Indian village before Pakistan, with its Balti culture and apricot orchards.
Panamik hot springs: Visit the hot springs at the north end of the valley.

Logistics

Getting there.

Nubra Valley is accessed via Leh (IXL), which is 150km away. The drive over Khardung La pass (5,359m) takes about 5-6 hours. A 4x4 vehicle is recommended. There is no railhead directly to Nubra; the nearest is Jammu Tawi (750km), requiring travel to Leh by air. The village of Hunder, with its sand dunes and camels, is 7km from the house.

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