Leh attractions

From Reenam Hotel you can reach many of Leh’s main sights – from palaces and monasteries to high passes and lakes – as day trips or short drives.

Leh Palace

A 17th‑century palace on the hill above town, with views over Leh and the surrounding Himalayan ridges.

A white stupa on a hilltop facing Leh, known for wide valley views and peaceful sunrise and sunset visits.

A high‑altitude lake that changes colour through the day, often visited as an overnight or long day trip from Leh.

A quieter lake inside the Changthang region, surrounded by bare hills and snow peaks, popular with travellers who like remote, less crowded places.

A stretch of road outside Leh where vehicles seem to roll “uphill”, a fun stop on drives along the Indus.

A greener valley beyond Khardung La, known for sand dunes, village walks and views of the surrounding ranges.

A small gompa above the old town with steep approaches and big views, adding another quiet perspective over Leh.

An old monastic complex in the lower Indus region, known for ancient artwork and a slower village setting by the river.

A large hill‑top gompa on the Indus valley route, with many temples, courtyards and views across the plains.

One of the region’s important monasteries, slightly away from the main highway, often visited for its festival and rich collection of Buddhist art.

A high pass north of Leh that opens the way towards Nubra Valley and offers classic high‑altitude road views.

Which sights are close to Reenam Hotel?
From the hotel you can reach Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa and the main market quickly, making them easy first stops as you settle into Leh.
How far is the hotel from Leh market?
The market area is roughly a kilometre and a half away – close enough for a short walk when the weather is pleasant, or a few minutes by car.
Can the team help arrange local sightseeing and tours?
Yes. The staff can suggest routes and connect you with drivers and operators for local sightseeing as well as trips to Pangong, Nubra and other popular spots.
Are local Ladakhi meals available at the hotel?
The in‑house restaurant prepares Ladakhi dishes along with Indian and continental options, using local ingredients where possible.
Is Reenam Hotel a good base for high‑altitude excursions?
Staying in Leh makes it easier to plan day or overnight trips to places like Khardungla Pass and Tso Moriri, with the hotel as a comfortable place to return to.