Leh, Ladakh
Hemis National Park is a protected area and national park located in the Leh region, offering a unique opportunity to observe various species of animals, birds, and diverse flora. The park is an important ecological zone, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts, bird watchers, and wildlife lovers. The park is particularly famous for being home to the snow leopard and other high-altitude wildlife.
Diverse animal species including snow leopard
Various bird species including migratory birds
Rich vegetation and native plant species
Butterfly species and insects
Reptiles and amphibians
High-altitude desert ecosystem
Wildlife watching and bird watching
Nature walks and guided tours
Photography opportunities
Educational programs and awareness activities
Peaceful natural surroundings
Ecosystem observation
Snow leopard spotting (if lucky)
Follow park rules and regulations
Do not disturb wildlife or their habitat
Carry binoculars for bird watching
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Maintain silence to observe wildlife
Do not litter and respect the environment
Book tours in advance
Acclimatize to high altitude before visiting
Nearest Airport: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (Leh Airport) – approx. 50 km
Major Railway Stations:
Leh Railway Station (Proposed/Region) – approx. 50 km
Metro Station: Not directly accessible by metro
Hemis National Park is located in the Leh region, accessible by road from Leh.
Hemis National Park is accessible by road from Leh. Private vehicles, taxis, and buses operate to the park. The park is located in a remote high-altitude area, so visitors should plan their transportation in advance and ensure proper acclimatization.