Sham Valley, Ladakh
“The Golden Route of Ladakh – where culture, history, and landscapes glow in harmony.”
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A scenic valley known as the Apricot Bowl of Ladakh, dotted with ancient monasteries, charming villages, and the peaceful flow of the Indus River.
A scenic valley known as the Apricot Bowl of Ladakh, dotted with ancient monasteries, charming villages, and the peaceful flow of the Indus River.
About Sham Valley
About Sham Valley
Sham Valley, often called the “Lower Ladakh” region, is a gentle and culturally rich stretch along the Indus River.
Unlike the rugged high-altitude desert landscapes of other parts of Ladakh, Sham Valley welcomes travelers with lush green fields, apricot orchards, traditional Ladakhi homes, and warm village life.
It is also home to some of Ladakh’s most important monasteries and heritage sites, making it a perfect blend of nature and culture.
Why Visit Sham Valley?
Why Visit Sham Valley?
Known as the Apricot Bowl of Ladakh
Home to Alchi Monastery, one of Ladakh’s oldest and finest heritage sites
Enjoy peaceful village walks along the Indus riverbanks
Ideal region for soft treks and photography landscapes
A calm, scenic region away from crowded tourist areas
Best Time to Visit
Best Time to Visit
April to October – Pleasant weather, greenery, blooming orchards, and clear skies.
How to Reach
How to Reach
Sham Valley lies on the Leh – Kargil highway, just 60–100 km from Leh depending on the village you visit.
Easily accessible by road.
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