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LADAKH FESTIVAL

Ladakh presents a mesmerising blend of Buddhist and Muslim cultures. The Ladakh festival is celebrated in the month of September, during which the people throng the streets, fabulously bedecked with gold and silver ornaments and monks dance to the entrancing rhythm of cymbals, flutes and trumpets. The Yak, Lion and Tashishpa dances depict the many legends and fables of Ladakh.