Stok Palace
Historical Royal Residence: Built in 1825 and still home to descendants of Ladakh’s royal family.
Museum Section: Exhibits royal thangkas, ceremonial attire, ancient weaponry, and vintage photographs.
Architectural Style: A blend of Tibetan, Ladakhi, and Central Asian design, featuring intricate woodwork and latticed windows.
Heritage Stay: A part of the palace has been transformed into a luxury heritage hotel, offering guests a royal Ladakhi experience with modern comforts.
Stok Monastery
Hilltop Location: Offers panoramic views of the Zanskar Range and Indus Valley.
Monastic Features: Large prayer hall, colorful frescoes, and sacred Buddhist scriptures.
Giant Buddha Statue: A 22-meter seated statue of Gautama Buddha, completed in 2015 — a spiritual and visual highlight.
Stok Guru Tsechu Festival: Celebrated annually with masked cham dances and appearances of oracles in trance, reflecting deep spiritual traditions.
Stok Kangri Base
Trekking Hub: Base village for the once-popular Stok Kangri summit trek (6,153 m), now paused for ecological recovery.
Scenic Trails: Treks around Stok offer breathtaking views of glaciers, arid valleys, and high-altitude terrain.
Adventure Activities: Ideal for hikers, trekkers, and nature photographers seeking alpine solitude.
From pottery workshops to Ladakhi cooking sessions, uncover the authentic experiences that Leh offers. Dive into the local culture with hands-on activities that will leave lasting memories.
Leh is home to some of the most stunning and serene monasteries in the world. Visit these sacred sites, learn about their rich history, and experience the spiritual calm of Ladakh.
