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Panamik, Nubra Valley in Nubra Valley

·  Summer: June-September (5°C - 40°C)
·  Winter: October-May(-14°C - 24°C)
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Best time to visit:  July-September

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Enjoying the peak grandeur of the very beautiful Nubra Valley, the village of Panamik is India’s northernmost point accessible to the foreigners and the civilians from India. Located close to the Siachin Glacier, which is also the world’s highest battleground, the village is best known for its hot sulphur springs believed to contain healing qualities. Tourists from all over the world visit these springs to take refreshing dips in the curative waters.

Situated at the height of 10,442 ft. on the bank of River Nubra, the village offers breathtaking views of green landscapes and snow-laden peaks. Panamik is also known for its two-hump Bactrian Camel that offer adventure ride to the visitors. Pashmina goats in the region are the source for the very attractive pashmina, used in weaving shawls and other items. Fields of barley, valleys of flowers and orchards of walnuts, apples, apricots and almonds add inimitable magnificence to the entire region.

Home to an old Buddhist stupa, the village is also the trekking base for the 250-year old Ensa Gompa. Carpets, shawls, woollens, Tibetan artefacts and horticulture products can be purchased at the local markets. INR 20 must be paid to take a dip in the Panamik spring.  
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Road: Panamik is accessible from Leh (about 140 km. away), the most popular town of Ladakah via Khardung La Pass. The road, which is full of natural vistas, opens only during the summer months and is blocked during winters due to heavy snowfall. Taxis, jeeps and local buses are available at Leh for an amazing journey to the village.

Railway: Railway stations at Srinagar and Jammu are respectively 568 km. and 854 km. from the village. Either board ST buses from these cities to Leh or hire direct taxis to Panamik.

Airway: Leh Airport is about 145 km. from the village. Prefer to hire taxis or shared jeeps from the airport to reach your destination.