An amazing experience. On one hand you have the stillness of the highest salt water lake in the world and then you have tall barren mountains all around. You could sit there for hours and hours and not get bored. We drove from Leh to the lake. The roads are well made and newly paved which is a testament to the grit and professionalism of the good people at BRO. Some people may have shortness of breath around Durbuk, Tagstey but once you over come that things get better. Even with a day of acclimatisation at leh we were able to make the journey. There are plenty of places to have a quick bite while driving. The lake is considered holy for the locals so please please please be respectful. Avoid smoking and littering cigarette butts, plastic bottles and left over food as at that high altitude organic items do not biodegrade. Please clean up after you are done being on the shore of the lake. Let’s learn something from the westerners. Its a place of untouched raw beauty, let’s not treat it how we usually treat other tourist attractions in our country by throwing garbage and filth around after we visit

Mr. Sonu's taxi tour to Pangong Tso Lake in October was a breathtaking experience. The azure waters of the lake mirrored the clear sky, creating a stunning landscape. Sonu's insightful commentary added depth to the journey, sharing local tales and historical anecdotes. The crisp October air heightened the surreal beauty of the surroundings. Navigating the rugged terrain with Sonu's skilled driving made the trip both comfortable and exhilarating. The changing hues of the lake and surrounding mountains painted a mesmerizing picture. This memorable excursion, guided by Mr. Sonu, offered a perfect blend of natural beauty and insightful storytelling, creating an unforgettable travel experience. Mentioning his number so you can enjoy the same experience - +91 98163 78229

Beautiful pristine lake surrounded by majestic Himalayas. We visited mid September and it was unusually warm during the day. The lake can be enjoyed anytime of the day but sunrise n sunsets are spectacular so don’t miss them. There are several tents around the lake but most of them have limited heating hours so plan to bundle up at night. Do carry oxygen tank on rental as several folks need it even after acclimating in Leh. Not all hotels have them available. People are littering plastic bottles and ruining this beautiful place. 1 night stay here is sufficient to experience this wonder and walk around.

Many tourists opt for a one-day trip from Leh to the lake and return on the same day, while others travel from Hundar to Leh, and some choose to stay overnight at the lake. Renowned as the coldest among popular Ladakh tourist destinations, the lake also has low oxygen levels. The journey from Hundar to the lake is challenging due to a difficult and tiring road, making a one-day return trip less advisable. The sheer size of the lake is remarkable, visible from a distance and becoming clearer as you approach. Although you can capture pictures anywhere near the lake, there's a specific and popular spot known as the "3 Idiots shooting place," where tourists flock for a memorable photoshoot. For the best photographs, it's recommended to visit this spot in the afternoon when the sun faces the lake from the west. Morning visits may result in insufficient light as the sun is behind you, affecting the quality of your photos. Planning your photo sessions strategically can enhance the overall experience of your visit to this breathtaking lake.

Pangong Tso in Jaipur was a surreal solo experience. The lake's pristine blue waters against the rugged Himalayan backdrop left me in awe. It was a tranquil haven, perfect for introspection and marveling at nature's grandeur. The journey was worth every moment for this breathtaking sight.

It is really a gorgeous, fun, and relaxing place where I'm sure i can spend an eternity. We never thought such a hidden gem existed in India. Thanks to our lovely agent Nidhi who made us aware of such a heavenly location. We always prefer her team for all our visits to India. The locals and our driver were very hospitable to us too. They helped us with our permits and gave us tips on acclimatization. The place is at a very high altitude and you need to be fit to enjoy the adventures and terrains that surround this beautiful lake. We spent almost a week in Leh and faced no issues with language, food or safety which is always a concern when visiting a new destination. Those looking for an Indian agent can skype @ nidhi7636 or call Nidhi at her local number +917876024233

An extra ordinarily beautiful salt water lake extending all the way to Tibet. The high altitude snow fed lake was also the location for the final scene of the block buster movie 3 idiots. A long journey on the not-so well laid mountain track will take you to Pangong Lake in about 4 hours. Enroute one see marmots and pashmina sheep. The toilet facilities at the lake are rudimentary and the place is littered with rubbish thrown by the typical Indian tourists. A must visit while in Ladakh. Set aside a full day for the trip. Take plenty of water and snacks as the availability of both are scarce. Recommended.

If you want peace, experience nature at its best and enjoy basics of life this is the place to visit. Simple stay, basic food, no 9870260488 network just enjoy with family and nature. Visited pangong in 2009 when i was not known to many, and it was for the best. Its been spoiled with whole sham of 3 idiots photo areas and tourist flocking it while spoiling the peace and nature, throwing rubbish on road, shouting screaming etc. its supposed to be peaceful place but due to some the experience is spoiled, especially bikers who has no respect for nature. However its a must visit place in ladakh.

I recently visited pangong lake and was awestruck by its breathtaking beauty. It is surrounded by snow clad mountains and sky is bluest i have ever seen. Water of pangong lake is brackish and that gives it a unique blue colour. U can choose to go from leh to pangong as road is in very good condition compared to hunder to pangong. I strongly recommend this place. It must be in wish list of every traveller

Pangong Lake is a breathtaking, high-altitude lake with pristine blue waters that seem to go on forever. The striking landscape, framed by surrounding mountains and a tranquil atmosphere, makes it an essential destination for anyone visiting Ladakh. Witnessing the lake’s shifting hues is an unforgettable experience.