Panamic (also spelled Panamik) is a picturesque village located in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh, approximately 140 kilometers from Leh. Resting along the banks of the Nubra (Siachen) River and nestled among arid mountains, Panamic is famous for its natural hot springs, traditional Ladakhi culture, and stunning views of snow-capped peaks. As one of the last accessible villages before the Siachen Glacier region, Panamic offers travelers a unique blend of natural healing, serene landscapes, and cultural immersion far from the bustle of urban centers.
Location & Accessibility
Location: Easily accessible by road from Leh via the Khardung La Pass and Nubra Valley route.
Distance from Leh: Approximately 115 km from Leh via Khardung La Pass.
Best Time to Visit: May to September, ideal for smooth road conditions and pleasant weather.
Accessibility:
By Road: Accessible via Khardung La Pass and the Nubra Valley route. Roads are paved up to the village, but sharp turns and high altitude require caution.
Transport: No public transport available; private vehicles or taxis are recommended for travel.
Permits: Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for all travelers, including Indian and foreign nationals.
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