Hemis National Park is located in the eastern part of Ladakh. Hemis National Park is described as the largest national park in South Asia. The space stretches over 4400 square kilometers. The park is a harbor to 16 species of mammals and 73 birds. The park is also a hearth and a home for endangered mammals like Asiatic ibex, the Eurasian brown bear, leopards, Tibetan wolf and the red fox.
If your hobby appreciates bird watching, then this destination is your favorite spot. There are six villages that dwell within the park. They are Rumbak, Kaya, Sku, Shingo, Urutse and Chilling. The park also comprises of monasteries and stupas. It is startling to note that within the park, you can visit Hemis Monastery as a fringe benefit. You can immerse yourself in a calm sitting and turn your worries into a whirl wind of peaceful meditation.
You will rejoice the awe-inspiring scenic beauty and take hundreds of pictures feeling proud of your venture. Stok Kangri peak is also within the area of park. The best time to visit Hemis National Park is from May to September. During this season the weather will also befriend you in the discovery.
