Ladakh, the land of snow is
home to several beautiful lakes. These lakes have various forms many times in a
day. Sometimes they display the emerald green colour while sometime they turn
into midnight blue pool colour. These lakes in Ladakh enchant you to enjoy the
tranquility by sitting at relaxing mood alongside the lake.
Let us have a look at some of
the most famous lakes in Ladakh.
Pangong Tso Lake
It is among the most eye-catching
lakes in Ladakh. The lake lies
across the Changla Pass from Leh. At an elevation of almost 4,500 m, the
Pangong Tso is around 8 km wide at its vast stretch. It works like a magnetism
to attract tourists from far and wide. The lake is bisected by the
international border between China and India. It boasts of being the highest
brackish lake in Ladakh.
Tso Morari Lake
The lake is one of the highest
lakes in the world. That is why it has been entitled with the largest of High
Altitude Lakes (HAL) that falls within India. Located at an elevation of about
4500 m, the lake stretches around 30 km. The place offers a good opportunity to
enjoy the natural beauty for honeymooners and couples. Along with the stark
backdrop of hills and mountains the water seems here very calm and soothing. Fed
by the two streams and springs, the lake also enjoys the presence of around 34
different species of birds. Though there is no vegetation in the deep side of it
but you can spot a few signs of vegetation when the lakes become shallow.
Tso Kar
This is a salt water lake that
lies off the Manali to Leh road. It is situated at a high altitude of around 4500
m. Inhabited by the Khampas, the Tso Kar is a popular lake in Ladakh. The abundance of wildlife is another appealing
factor associated with the lake.
Known as the ‘Moon Lake’ in
Spiti Valley is among the most fascinating lakes
in Ladakh Himalayas. It is among the favourite lakes of tourists as well.
Adventure enthusiasts can enjoy a long and adventurous path over Rohtang Pass
to view this wonderful vista of nature. The lake also boasts of offering the
spectacular reflections of enveloping Himalayan peaks in its deep blue waters.
Lake Kyaghr
Located about 10 km to the
north of the famous Tsomorari Lake in Ladakh, Kyaghr stretches about 3 km and
is 1.5 km wide. It has brackish water and the lake serves as a stopping point
for trekkers heading from the Kiangdum camping area to the Tsomorari Lake.
Ladakh Lakes
enchant visitors with their appealing charm. Chandertal Lake in Ladakh offers you an opportunity to enjoy the
tranquility of nature.
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