Homestays in Ladakh for a home-away-from-home experience
Precious Rongmei, TIMESOFINDIA.COM, HOTELS IN LADAKH Updated : Oct 3, 2022, 19:25 IST
Homestays in Ladakh for a home-away-from-home experience
Autumn might be the last you can enjoy Ladakh, minus the unbearable cold. The fact that Ladakh will be off limits in winter further supports this. This makes October the perfect time for you to visit Ladakh one more time this year.
The fall season has its own charm, especially in Ladakh, where you will find open establishments but very few tourists. There is no rush to visit attractions and places of accommodation are plenty.
We suggest you try out homestays when you visit during this time of the year.The warmth that these homestays provide is something else.
We have curated a list of homestays in Ladakh that you can try. Stays that are favourites among the regular visitors to Ladakh and can be your great first Ladakhi experience.
Nyamshan House
Here, at Nyamshan House, you will get to experience both Ladakhi and Japanese hospitality. The Ladakhi-Japanese couple who run this place will assure you an eco-friendly stay with farm-table experience. You must be aware of Ladakh’s pretty night sky, and this you can experience from their balcony using their in-house telescope. What a wholesome experience! Tariff: From INR 3500 onwards.
Ladakh View Homestay
Perfectly located Ladakh View Homestay is an easy pick. Just a walking distance from the Leh Palace, the homestay comes with one of the best views you can get in Leh. The rugged terrain of Ladakh looks pretty inviting from the balcony of Ladakh View Homestay. Warm home-like hospitality, great comfort food and proper amenities make this homestay a favourite among visitors
Himalayan Farmstays
Do you want to try an authentic Ladakhi lifestyle? If yes, Himalayan Farmstays is a great option. This is an initiative of the Himalayan Institute of Alternatives, Ladakh (HIAL), founded by none other than the famous innovator and educationist Sonam Wangchuk. These are a series of home-farm stays that will help you understand and experience traditional Ladakhi living. The Himalayan Farmstays is located in Phyang village. Tariff: From INR 2800 onwards.
Jade House
Jade House is a boutique homestay that will also allow you to have the farm-to-table experience. Autumn may be a bit too late for this but you can always bookmark! Jade House’s curated local village and food tours and cultural experiences make it a fan favourite. Tariff: From INR 6500 onwards.
Gangba Homestay
Gangba Homestay is perfect for groups. There are a lot of group activities that the homestay will help you experience. From trekking to nearby places to monastery visits to even fun cook-your-own-meals. Their orchard is a dream for anyone who has ever dreamt of a small house, bigger garden; from purple cabbage to giant sunflowers, they've got it all! Tariff: From INR 1900 onwards.
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