WELCOMHERITAGE LHA-RI-SA RESORT
- Skara Leh Ladakh 194101 India
- 080-45771900, +91 1982-252000, 01982-252001
- holidays@welcomheritagehotels.in
WelcomHeritage Lha-Ri-Sa is a scenic hillside boutique hotel in Ladakh. The words Lha-Ri-Sa, together connote a divine land where the rich unfathomable Earth and mountains come together, creating oneness. The structural design of Lha-Ri-Sa is traditional and in tandem with the cultural landscape of Ladakh. The local material used in its construction reflects a perfect synergy between the hotel and its environment. The flat-roofed construction is designed for the rainless climate of Ladakh. One of the highlights of this hotel is tree house rooms and suites. Almost all these rooms offer an exceptionally beautiful view of the surrounding landscape and the adjacent kitchen gardens. Established as a culturally cognisant and eco-sensitive entity, this hotel is a true glimpse of Ladakh. Bounded by two of the world's mightiest mountain ranges, the great Himalayas and the Karakoram, it lies across two others, the Ladakh range, and the Zanskar range. It is spread over a huge area and has a very low-density population. The barren beauty of Ladakh with snow-capped peaks and clean azure sky have attracted the intrepid traveler ever since the region opened to tourism in the 1970s. Ladakh is famous amongst trekking and mountaineering enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike. Age-old monasteries, quaint lanes, colorful markets, and stunning views of the Himalayas make Leh a much-desired destination. WelcomHeritage Lha-Ri-Sa is indeed a great way to experience the resplendent beauty and the lavish culture of Ladakh. Be cocooned in poplar groves, while views of snowcapped Zanskar ranges cast a lasting spell on you. This haven will stimulate your senses and you'll find yourself ensconced by a sense of wellbeing. Our personalized service and visual cadence will surely leave a lasting impression on you.
• On site parking
• Heater
• Private terrace
• Internet & fax
• Doctor on call
• Cultural and eco-tourism
• Traditional prayer rooms
• Jeep safari
• River rafting
• Organic kitchen garden
• Garden courtyard for cultural programs
In-house Restaurant - Serving hand-picked recipes from authentic Indian, Chinese, Tibetan, and Ladakhi cuisines. The mindfully designed menu brings signature gastronomical experiences of the region. The preparations of these dishes are kept very innate to their origin.
Khardung La: It is the gateway to Shyok and Nubra Valleys. The elevation of Khardung La is 5,359 m and one of the highest motorable passes. It has great historical importance too as it was a caravan route for the trade of cotton goods, shawls, brocades, opium, indigo, plumes, shoes, pearls, ginger, cloves, pepper, honey, tobacco, sugar cane, barley rice, wheat, corn, etc, and today used to transfer goods to Siachen Glacier. It is truly a perfect site for soaking up some adventure.
40 km from the hotel
Nubra Valley: This beautiful valley known for its magnificent landscapes and breathtaking views is traditionally called Dumra, meaning “The valley of flowers' '. Surrounded by snow capped Himalayan ranges, Nubra Valley separates the mighty Siachen Glaciers from Ladakh. Accessible through the world’s highest motorable road, Nubra Valley is a much sought out spot for voyagers. Zanskar river rafting, Bacterian camel safari, Panamik village tour, and Baltistan dishes are some of the things one can do in the Nubra Valley.
130 km from the hotel
Thiksey Monastery: This beautiful monastery at the altitude of 11,800 ft in the Indus Valley. The Thiksey Monastery is the largest such structure in central Ladakh. It is a twelve-storey complex and houses many items of Buddhist art such as stupas, statues, thangkas, wall paintings, and swords. The place is often not considered ideal by many tourists due to the high altitude at which it stands proudly. However, with its impeccably undisturbed ambiance, it shouldn’t be missed.
25 km from the hotel
Hemis National Park: Named after the Hemis monastery, this is the largest national park in India. The park is known to be the breeding ground of snow leopards. The park is India’s protected area inside the Pale-arctic realm with a recorded viable population of 16 mammals and 73 bird species. The Hemis National Park is also famous for mountaineering expeditions and offers many trekking routes from June to October. The Markha valley trek and the trek from Spitul to stop over the Grand La pass are the most popular routes in Ladakh
50 km from the hotel
• On site parking
• Heater
• Private terrace
• Internet & fax
• Doctor on call
• Cultural and eco-tourism
Khardung La: It is the gateway to Shyok and Nubra Valleys. The elevation of Khardung La is 5,359 m and one of the highest motorable passes. It has great historical importance too as it was a caravan route for the trade of cotton goods, shawls, brocades, opium, indigo, plumes, shoes, pearls, ginger, cloves, pepper, honey, tobacco, sugar cane, barley rice, wheat, corn, etc, and today used to transfer goods to Siachen Glacier. It is truly a perfect site for soaking up some adventure.
40 km from the hotel
Nubra Valley: This beautiful valley known for its magnificent landscapes and breathtaking views is traditionally called Dumra, meaning “The valley of flowers' '. Surrounded by snow capped Himalayan ranges, Nubra Valley separates the mighty Siachen Glaciers from Ladakh. Accessible through the world’s highest motorable road, Nubra Valley is a much sought out spot for voyagers. Zanskar river rafting, Bacterian camel safari, Panamik village tour, and Baltistan dishes are some of the things one can do in the Nubra Valley.
130 km from the hotel
Thiksey Monastery: This beautiful monastery at the altitude of 11,800 ft in the Indus Valley. The Thiksey Monastery is the largest such structure in central Ladakh. It is a twelve-storey complex and houses many items of Buddhist art such as stupas, statues, thangkas, wall paintings, and swords. The place is often not considered ideal by many tourists due to the high altitude at which it stands proudly. However, with its impeccably undisturbed ambiance, it shouldn’t be missed.
25 km from the hotel
Hemis National Park: Named after the Hemis monastery, this is the largest national park in India. The park is known to be the breeding ground of snow leopards. The park is India’s protected area inside the Pale-arctic realm with a recorded viable population of 16 mammals and 73 bird species. The Hemis National Park is also famous for mountaineering expeditions and offers many trekking routes from June to October. The Markha valley trek and the trek from Spitul to stop over the Grand La pass are the most popular routes in Ladakh
50 km from the hotel
• On site parking
• Heater
• Private terrace
• Internet & fax
• Doctor on call
• Cultural and eco-tourism
Distance from Kushok Bakula Rinpoche Airport - 2 km