Flora

Hence, the lower reaches of the national park have plant species that do not need a lot of moisture to thrive including juniper, dry birch, and fir. The upper mountain slopes of the national park boast of greater precipitation in the air, and as a result, alpine forestation like Anemone, Gentiana, Thallctrwn, Lloydia, Veronica, Delphinium, and Kobresia can be seen there.
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Fauna

Hemis National Park is also a special national park because it gives a home to two animal species which are not to be seen anywhere else in the country- the Shapu sheep and the Snow Leopards.
There are approximately 200 snow leopards living on the premises of the national park Birds aplenty also inhabit the forests inside the park and you can easily sight mighty birds like the golden eagle, the lammergeyer vulture, and the Himalayan griffon vulture, apart from streaked rosefinch, black-winged snow finch, robin accentor, Tickell's leaf warbler and others.
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Things to Carry

Hemis National Park is open to visitors all year round and people might pay visits to it depending upon the features that attract them. For example, if you wish to see Hemis National Park in its flourishing glory, summer is the best time to visit it while if you wish to sight the snow leopard, winter is the time to do so. Depending on your visiting season, the things you should carry may vary. But some essentials that are necessary to the Hemis National park trip are:
- Good pair of walking shoes
- Warm jackets
- Walking stick
- Water
- First Aid Kit which contains medicines for fever and high-altitude sickness
- UV sunglasses
- Energy providing snacks and beverages
- Portable charger
- Camera
- Loose money
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Other Major Attractions of Ladakh
Pangong Lake

Pangong Tso is nestled amidst the mountains at a height of 4350 metres but nevertheless stays in a liquid state year round owing to its saline content. Pangong Tso is a fairytale destination with its colour changing waters and its deep peace set against a magnificent backdrop of white mountains and blue skies.
It is when you visit Pangong Tso that you realize how beautiful and powerful nature’s creativity can be, and complete reverence is the natural response to this realization. Pangong Tso is also known for camping and star gazing. Visiting the Pangong Lake is an activity that you absolutely must undertake when in Ladakh.
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Khardung La Pass

The sheer exhilaration that visiting this pass brings is worth the effort of reaching it and views visible from here because of the high altitude (scaling almost 18,500 feet) are awe-inspiring. It is always blowing here and the winds are sharp, cold, and paradoxically energising. A road trip is the best way to experience this surreal place.
And since there is no better way to enjoy the cold in Ladakh by pairing it with a warm beverage, an army canteen near the pass provides tourists with the chance to enjoy a nice hot cup of tea and some snacks as they gaze endlessly upon the view.
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Tso Moriri Lake

The simplicity of the lake is its greatest charm- its still waters are undisturbed by the commotion and the towering mountains are reflected picturesquely in its shimmering surface. Tso Moriri is heart-rending in its beauty, and it is hard not to admire the designs of nature when you are standing on the shores of this lake. There are various camps around Tso Moriri which will give you a lifetime remembering experience once you stay there.

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Nubra Valley

Paying visits to the local villages of Hunder, Turtuk and Diskit, and to the monasteries is also a great idea. You can also choose to engage in a camel safari in Ladakh at Nubra Valley or even undertake a week-long trek around it. There are many wonderful options to be enjoyed in the environs of Nubra Valley and hiring a local guide who can guide you to the best spots is a great idea.
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Shanti Stupa

The height at which the stupa stands also makes it a great viewing spot since the city of Leh and the neighbouring mountain peaks can be seen in all their beauty from here. This stupa is a cultural landmark of the city and visiting it is a must-do activity in Leh.
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Alchi Monastery

These shrines harken back to the 12th century and are considered to be of great significance in the region. Additionally, there are also several wall paintings which decorate the monuments of the monastery and reflect both Buddhist and Hindu ideals. Wooden artefacts are also an important part of the monastery’s artistic output.
Alchi Monastery is not simply a monastery, it is also a monument to Ladakh’s past and as such plays an important role in the region. Its location on the banks of the Indus river only adds to the depth of the experience of visiting the monastery.
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Royal Leh Palace

Though the condition of the palace has deteriorated over the years, it is nevertheless an important landmark and tourist attraction in Ladakh. It houses a museum with artefacts dating back almost 450 years, and this museum is the chief attraction of the place. Visiting this museum is a great way to get some valuable insight into the history and culture of Ladakh. The palace complex is also a wonderful example of medieval Tibetan architecture and mirrors the Lhasa Palace in Tibet.
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Diskit Monastery

A majestic 100-foot statue of the Maitreya Buddha sits proudly at the entrance of the monastery and makes an imposing picture as you approach the monastery. A number of other shrines and temples are also located inside the monastery. Located on the plains above the Shylock River, visiting this monastery makes for a wonderful photogenic outing.
The monastery hosts a “Festival of the Scapegoat" during February- a festival which reflects the spirit of the culture of Ladakh. It is an enjoyable festival but is not well attended because of the snow blocking the valley from other regions.
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Hall of Fame

Ladakh has seen numerous wars take place between India and Pakistan, and numerous soldiers have laid down their lives for the country fighting on its mountains. In order to honour the memory of these brave soldiers, the Indian army constructed the Hall of Fame in Leh.
This is a museum dedicated to celebrating the courage of these war heroes and ensuring that their legacies do not die. There are two floors in the museum- the first floor features the lives of the soldiers and the second floor consists of a hall which contains several artefacts from the Indo-Pak wars, especially from the Kargil war of 1999.
A souvenir shop is also a part of the museum. Since it is located right next to the Leh airfield, visiting the Hall of Fame is an easy matter and can be accomplished whenever you have a couple of free hours in Leh.
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