Ladakh (Jammu and Kashmir)

In the most outstanding location, overlooking the flowing River Indus, Apricot Tree is a true escape. With intricate woodwork and ornate, colourful Buddhist paintings there is even a traditional Ladakhi kitchen where meals can be enjoyed. Rooms are large and bright and feature private balconies.

• Back to Nature - Overlooking the River Indus with the Ladakh mountain range as its backdrop this property is surrounded by nature.
• Sights nearby - Alchi and Lamayuru monastries are within easy reach.
• Restaurant
• Great walks

Ladakh (Ladakh)

Housed in a traditional Ladakhi stately home this property provides a choice between tented accommodation or rooms in the house. All are effortlessly chic combining modern muted palettes and traditional Ladakhi fabrics and textiles. The food is superb, both French and Ladakhi and all included.

• Hideaway - Hidden in the picturesque village of Nimmu, yet still within easy reach of Ladakh's sights, it is a perfect hideaway.
• Birdwatching - Ladakh is home to an impressive variety of bird life. Best spotted on the banks of the Indus in the early morning.
• Great walks - There are plenty of scenic strolls leading directly from the property.
• Sights nearby - The monastries of Alchi and Likir are a day trip away.

Ladakh (Jammu and Kashmir )

Comprised of 15 traditional yet modern Ladakhi cottages, all with stunning mountain views. There is a restaurant serving Indian, Ladakhi and Tibetan dishes. Dining under the stars, next to the bonfire proves very popular. A perfect location for exploring the Ladakh valley.

• Great walks - There are some picturesque walking trails around Saboo leading directly from the property.
• Back to Nature - Ensconced by the Ladakh range of mountains you are surrounded by nature.
• Local markets - Head into Leh town and pick up some souvenirs at the Tibetan market.
• Sights nearby - Nearby Shey Palace is well worth a visit.

Ladakh (Leh, Jammu and Kashmir)

Chic interiors encapsulated in a traditional Ladakhi abode. With plenty of tailor-made packages from family to romance and wellness, there is something for everyone. Located in the idyllic Nubra valley with views across the river, it is a stunning spot. Local, Indian and European dishes are served.

• Families - Special family packages plus there is so much to do here the little ones will not get bored
• Back to Nature - Located on the edge of the Siachen River this is a stunning spot with plenty to do outdoors
• Active Holiday - Cycling, trekking and camel riding are just some of the activities on offer
• Sights nearby - A drive to ENSA monastery, followed by a picnic lunch by Lohan Tso, is a wonderfful day out

Ladakh (Jammu and Kashmir)

Charming traditional Ladakhi property, with authentic kitchen and dining experience, located in the beautiful village of Stok. Rooms are a blend of traditional features: bamboo ceilings and wood panelled windows with modern pop colours. Nestled in a leafy private garden it is a relaxing stay.

• Back to Nature - Located in the picturesque village of Stok, overlooked by Stok Palace
• Local exploring - Perfectly placed for an authentic stay in Ladakh
• Great walks - Nearby Shey is great for walking and cycling
• Sights nearby - Stok Palace is a must visit

Ladakh (Jammu and Kashmir )

Built in 1820, Stok Palace is still the abode of the remaining Namgyal dynasty. Now open to the public it houses a fascinating museum filled with family heirlooms. Rooms are decorated with authentic Ladakhi furnishings including hand painted mandala paintings. One of a kind.

• Great walks - There are some beautiful walking routes, across the Indus River, leaving directly from the property.
• Back to Nature - Surrounded by the Zanskar mountain range this property is ensconced by nature.
• Cooking classes - See how it is done in the traditional, open plan, Ladakhi kitchen.
• Hideaway - A historic hideaway with pristine rural surrounds.

Ladakh (Ladakh)

Overlooking snow-capped mountains and Thiksey monastery, The Chamba Camp's tents are superlative. With four poster beds, power showers, bespoke writing desks & private verandahs this is 'glamping' to the nth degree. The food is astounding: haute cuisine in high places. Operational June - September.

• Back to Nature - Ladakh has some of the most dramatic landscapes in the world. Experience nature in its full force.
• Restrictions on children - No restrictions on children however the campsite would not be suitable for very young children.
• Local markets - Leh town with its Tibetan markets are a scenic drive away.
• Sights nearby - Morning prayers at Thiksey monastry are an absolute must.