Travelling to
Jaipur
Rajasthan
Loading…Army-run gurudwara on the Leh-Kargil road built around a boulder linked to Guru Nanak's 1517 visit; free langar.
Built by the Indian Army and locals around a boulder found in the late 1970s during road building; Buddhists also revere it. Langar served to all.
Within 1 km of Gurudwara Pathar Sahib.
Stretch of the Leh-Kargil road where an optical illusion makes vehicles seem to roll uphill.
Meeting point of the green Zanskar and the Indus near Nimmu, a summer rafting spot.
This Gurudwara houses a rock with the imprint of a Sikh that supposedly prayed here and was supposed to be crushed by the rock, but miraculously survived.
This is easy to find, as the water of Zanskar is brown, whilst that of the Indus is a little pink.
Cave monastery in southern Zanskar, a day's trek from the road end at Dorzang.
Kargil restaurant for kebabs, kathi rolls, biryani and shakes.
Long-running Fort Road cafe-restaurant known for sandwiches, momos, yak cheese pizza and Ladakhi thali.
Pan-Asian noodle bar on Fort Road for stir-fries, noodles and Thai curries.
Tibetan restaurant on Fort Road for thukpa, momos, tingmo and the gyakok hot pot.
Ladakhi restaurant serving skyu, chhutagi and khambir in a modern style; branch of the Alchi original.
Original Alchi Kitchen near the Alchi temples, serving Ladakhi dishes.
Fort Road restaurant for Tibetan, Kashmiri and Indian comfort food.