Temisgam was once the capital of western Ladakh during the 15th century under the rule of King Drag-pa-Bum.
The village was home to the royal palace of King Drag-pa-Bum, who played a crucial role in establishing the political foundations of the region.
It was also the birthplace of Bhagan, the founder of the Namgyal dynasty, which later unified Ladakh.
Temisgam holds a deep spiritual legacy through its monasteries, Buddhist heritage, and enduring connection to the Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism.
Cultural Experiences
During festivals or prayer gatherings, visitors may be invited to join in or observe monastic rituals, adding to the cultural richness of the visit.
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.
