Category: Bogdang

Travel Tips, Nearby Attractions & Why You Should Visit in Nubra Travel Tips There are no ATMs or mobile recharge points; carry enough cash and essentials. Electricity may be intermittent—carry a power bank and flashlight. Be respectful of local customs, especially at religious sites. Pack warm clothes even in summer; nights can be chilly. Photography […]

Trekking, Outdoor Activities & Visiting Information of Nubra valley Trekking & Outdoor Activities Village Walks: Explore the village on foot, observing traditional lifestyles and terraced fields along the Shyok River. Orchard Visits: Apricot, apple, and walnut orchards bloom during summer and offer beautiful landscapes and fresh produce. Hikes to Viewpoints: Short uphill walks provide breathtaking […]

Historical, Cultural Experiences & Spiritual Significance of Nubra valley Bogdang was part of Baltistan, historically ruled by the Yabgo Dynasty that extended into present-day Gilgit-Baltistan in Pakistan. Like nearby Turtuk, Bogdang was under Pakistani administration until the 1971 Indo-Pak war, after which it became part of India. The village is a cultural treasure trove, home […]

Activities in Nubra Valley Traditional Balti Architecture:Stone-and-wood houses with flat roofs, narrow alleyways, and intricately carved doorways define the distinct visual identity of Balti villages. Many homes are centuries old and passed down through generations, offering a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural heritage. Local Mosque:The village features a historic wooden mosque, showcasing simple yet […]