Tsomoriri Lake, Ladakh
“A tranquil high-altitude jewel surrounded by silence and sky.”
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A serene blue lake nestled deep in the Changthang region, home to nomadic Changpa herders, Himalayan wildlife, and untouched landscapes.
A serene blue lake nestled deep in the Changthang region, home to nomadic Changpa herders, Himalayan wildlife, and untouched landscapes.
About Tsomoriri Lake
About Tsomoriri Lake
Tsomoriri, also known as Tso Moriri, is a stunning high-altitude lake located in the Rupshu Valley of Ladakh, near the Tibetan border.
Sitting at an elevation of 4,522 meters, the lake is surrounded by grand mountains, open meadows, and peaceful silence.
Unlike Pangong, Tsomoriri is much less crowded, offering a raw and authentic Himalayan experience.
The region is rich in wildlife, including Kiang (Tibetan wild asses), Himalayan marmots, black-necked cranes, and migratory birds.
Why Visit Tsomoriri?
Why Visit Tsomoriri?
Quiet, remote location perfect for peace and reflection
One of India’s most beautiful high-altitude lakes
Spot Changpa nomads with their pashmina goat herds
Chance to see rare Himalayan wildlife and birds
Wide, open landscapes ideal for photography & stargazing
Best Time to Visit
Best Time to Visit
June to September – Roads are open and weather is stable.
How to Reach
How to Reach
Approximately 220 km from Leh, accessible via Chumathang or Tso Kar route.
Road conditions vary, suitable for experienced mountain drivers or professional transport.
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