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House with Garden in Hunder

Hunder· 4.9 · 55 stays

“A home in Hunder, a short walk from the sand dunes of Nubra Valley. Each of the eleven rooms opens onto a private balcony facing the garden and the mountains beyond. The in-house kitchen serves fresh Indian meals in the dining hall. A quiet place to land after the drive over Khardung La, with a sky full of stars in the evening.”

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A look around

What's here

The drive over Khardung La ends here, in the quiet of Hunder. The home is a collection of single-storey rooms set around a central garden, with views of the valley walls. Each of the eleven rooms has its own entrance from a covered porch, a king-sized bed, and an en-suite bathroom. The design is simple, with wooden interiors and carpeted floors. As one guest put it, "The rooms were very comfortable, spacious, and beautifully designed with wooden interiors." Each room has a private balcony, a small space to sit with morning tea and watch the light hit the mountains. "The balcony was a perfect spot to sip tea in the morning while soaking in the stunning landscape." The bathrooms are clean, with running hot water. There is a large, shared dining hall where the in-house kitchen serves fresh Indian meals. It’s a simple, warm space to gather after a day of exploring the dunes. The home is for those looking for a clean, quiet base in Nubra. "The peaceful environment was exactly what we were looking for - calm, clean, and far from the chaos of city life."

What guests wrote

4.9· 55 stays

“A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Nubra Valley! I recently had the pleasure of staying at B2 this property in Hundar, and I can confidently say it was one of the most serene and memorable experiences of my Ladakh trip. From the moment we arrived, the staff welcomed us with warmth and genuine hospitality. The check-in process was smooth, and we were shown to our...”

207 Anshul Uppal

“Room Experience: Spectacular mountain and valley views. Spacious, well-maintained rooms with local design. Clean private bathroom with 24/7 hot water. Sofa bed and dining area — great for families/long stays. Balcony: Ideal for morning tea with a view. Restaurant: Delicious, fresh Indian food. Cozy, inviting dining area — suitable for couples and fam...”

Ghost Writer

“Absolutely loved our stay at B2 this property, Hunder! The rooms were very comfortable, spacious, and beautifully designed with wooden interiors. The bathrooms were large, spotless, and had running hot water. Clean beddings and blankets, along with dedicated shelves and cupboards, made luggage storage very convenient. Every room has a private balcony facing ...”

Asif Iqbal Khan

“We had a wonderful stay at B2 this property, Hundar! The location is stunning, surrounded by mountains and perfect for a quiet getaway. Our room was spacious, clean, and had a lovely balcony with amazing views. The food at the on-site restaurant was fresh and delicious, and the staff were warm and helpful throughout our stay. The garden and outdoor seating ...”

unambiguous

“Our recent stay at this Hunder this property was memorable, primarily due to its unbeatable location right by the Sand Dunes. The carpeted rooms were clean and comfortable, and having a balcony was a real bonus for enjoying the views. We truly appreciated the good hospitality; the staff were very accommodating. While the bathrooms could benefit from an exhau...”

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Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

The home is in Hunder, inside the Nubra Valley itself. The famous sand dunes, home to the double-humped Bactrian camels, are a short distance away. The drive to Nubra from Leh is an experience in itself, crossing the high-altitude Khardung La pass.

For longer excursions, Pangong Tso is the iconic high-altitude blue lake on the border with China, about 160km from Leh. It’s a long day trip, best done with an overnight stay. Tso Moriri is a quieter, more remote lake, about 220km from Leh, known for its birdlife, including the brown-headed gull.

Closer to Leh, you can explore the Indus valley monasteries. A half-day loop covers the impressive Thiksey Monastery, built on a hilltop, and Hemis, Ladakh’s largest monastery. Another half-day trip west of Leh takes you to the Zanskar-Indus river confluence, the intriguing Magnetic Hill, and the historic Gurudwara Pathar Sahib.

Logistics

Getting there.

The nearest airport is Kushok Bakula Rinpoche Airport (IXL) in Leh. Flights operate only in the morning due to mountain weather, and diversions are common. The property is a scenic 2.5 to 3-hour drive from Leh over the Khardung La pass.

There is no railway in Ladakh. The nearest major railhead is Jammu Tawi, 700km away. From there, it’s a multi-day road journey via Srinagar.

Leh is the main road hub. You can drive from Manali via the Rohtang or Atal Tunnel and Baralacha La (470km, June-October only) or from Srinagar via Zoji La (420km, April-November only). Kargil, in the Suru Valley, is about 220km from Leh and serves as a midway point to Srinagar.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The best time to visit Ladakh is from June to September. During these months, the high-altitude passes are open, the weather is pleasant for travel, and the landscape is accessible. From October, road closures begin. The Leh-Manali highway typically shuts by mid-October, and the Leh-Srinagar highway by the end of November, reopening in spring.

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