The Nubra Valley, known as the “Valley of Flowers”, is one of the most popular area to visit. It has the best climate in Ladakh and is well cultivated and fertile.

Nubra Valley is located on the north of the Indus valley On the way to Nubra Valley is the world's highest motorable pass known as Khardung-La, which is 18,3000 feet above sea level.

Because of its lower altitude, the valley has a mild climate and is therefore rich in vegetation. It is often referred to as the "Orchard of Ladakh”.

In ancient times, the valley was part of the Caravan route. Today it offers unparalleled trekking opportunities and unbelievably breathtaking scenic landscapes. It is also the natural habitat of the double backed Bastian camel. A camel safari across the sand dunes, between the towns of Hunder and Diskit can be arranged.

Buddhist monasteries flourished in the valley over the years, among which the famous Diskit Gompa, which is the oldest and largest  monastery in Nubra Valley, being over 350 years old and belongs to the Gelukpa (Yellow hat) sect.