Serthi is a secluded village located in eastern Ladakh, nestled in the Changthang plateau close to the Indo-Tibetan border. Set against a dramatic backdrop of sweeping high-altitude landscapes, this remote settlement reflects Ladakh’s rugged beauty and resilience. Serthi is part of the culturally distinct Changpa region, where nomadic traditions, ancient Buddhist beliefs, and striking geological features converge. It is an ideal destination for travelers seeking solitude, raw nature, and deep cultural immersion in one of the least explored corners of Ladakh.

Location & Accessibility
Location: Serthi is a remote village located in the Changthang region of Eastern Ladakh, near the India-China border, offering vast open landscapes and a glimpse into nomadic high-altitude life.
Distance from Leh: Approximately 190 km southeast of Leh via the Leh–Durbuk–Chushul road.
Best Time to Visit: The ideal months to visit Serthi are from June to September, when the weather is relatively stable and roads are open.
Accessibility: Serthi is accessible by road via the Leh–Durbuk–Chushul axis, and typically requires an inner line permit due to its proximity to international borders. No public transport reaches the village directly, so private vehicles or guided tours from Leh or Tangtse are necessary. Accommodation options are limited—homestays or self-camping arrangements are recommended.