Visit Spituk Monastery & Participate in Rituals

• Overview: Visitors can attend morning prayers, rituals, and meditation sessions at Spituk Monastery, allowing them to witness Ladakh’s spiritual traditions firsthand. During these visits, tourists are encouraged to be respectful of the monks’ practices and local customs.
• Best Time to Visit: The early mornings or during the SpitukTsechu Festival are the best times to experience the full spiritual atmosphere of the monastery.
• Trekking and Nature Walks

• Overview: The surrounding areas of Spituk offer various short treks and nature walks, which are ideal for photographers, nature enthusiasts, and those looking for a peaceful retreat. You can trek towards Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery, or explore local trails along the Indus River.
• Difficulty: Easy to moderate, with plenty of scenic viewpoints for visitors to enjoy.
• Duration: 1–3 hours depending on the route.
• Village Interaction and Rural Life

• Overview: Engage with local families in the village and learn about Ladakhi culture, including farming practices, crafts, and traditional foods. You can also visit nearby small family-run farms, wool processing units, and see the traditional ways of preparing food and cultural rituals.
• Best Time: Summer months when the community is involved in agriculture and farming activities.