Pangong Tso Lake can be termed as a delight in the wilderness. Having gigantic and arid hills on the backdrop and blue sky complementing, this emerald lake is a popular attraction of Leh Ladakh. Its name has been derived from Tibetan dialect(narrow,long & beautiful’; the christening sounds quite apt.

Ladakh itself is jaw-droppingly alluring and then this lake takes its beauty to another level. Miles of arid mountainscape, serenity, caressing breeze and then there is this lake, an azure gem amid the beige mountains with zero inhabitation. Located at an altitude of 4595 meters, Tsomoriri is fed by springs and snow from the mountains.

Kashmir’s beauty has compelled a significant number of people to call it Heaven on Earth, and Dal Lake is like a jewel on Kashmir’s crown. This is indeed one of the most popular lakes of India, where you can find colorful shikaras gently skimming upon it. Not just shikaras, rad the floating gardens can also be found around, with stunning views of the Mughal Gardens.

Adjacent to the popular Dal Lake of Kashimir, Nagin Lake is undoubtedly equally beautiful. Reflections of the grasslands edging the lake weave a sight worth beholding, especially when the sun is about to dip down the horizon. And if you don’t hop aboard a shikara during the course of your visit to Kashmir, then your vacation could be termed as incomplete.