On a journey to Ladakh, in the shadow of the Himalayas, T+L uncovers a bold new model of cultural tourism. Is this what’s next for travel to India?
Read the articleDestinations: Ladakh
Themes: Arts + Culture
Inspired by: Northern India's Cultural Tourism — by Sophy Roberts, Published Jun. 2009
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The 77-room royal residence now has three guest suites including one in lapis blue and another in ruby red, with balconies o
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Simple but immaculate lodgings in a Ladakhi family’s ancestral home.
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Founded in 2002 by acclaimed travel writer Jonny Bealby, Wild Frontiers is an award-winning adventure travel company offering small group tours and
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The former seat of the royal family, built in the 17th century, offers panoramic views of Leh and its surroundings.
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Specializes in handmade Ladakhi and Tibetan jewelry and antique headdresses.
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A treasure trove of affordable silver and Tibetan beads, as well as vintage trunks costing up to $4,000.
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A network of chic homestay accommodations in the Indus Valley, reached by hiking, rafting, or driving. The premise—a rather singular one in India—i
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