Tanglang La Pass

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About Tanglang La Pass

Tanglang La Pass makes you feel like you have transported yourself to another world & its beauty creates a permanent impression on your mind.

Tanglang La Pass is one of the incredible high altitude mountain passes in Ladakh located at an altitude of 5,328 meters, or 17,480 feet. What makes it a famous tourist attraction in Ladakh is the incredible views it offers & the sheer excitement of crossing it, which is no less than an adventure.

This high altitude mountain pass in Ladakh is located on the way from Debring to Gya & is about 49 kilometers long. The pass itself is paved, although the sharp turns & twists call for an experienced drive to take the wheel, rather than an amateur one.

Top Attractions in Tanglang La Pass

The Tanglang Pass cuts through rocky mountains which are crisscrossed by gently flowing streams, and on a clear day, their slopes are the playground for curiously shaped shadows. On a distance, you can see the snow covered peaks, with clouds appearing to sit on top of them.

There is a signpost which informs you of your arrival at Tanglang La Pass, and is a great place for clicking a selfie or posing with your family, friends or the group with which you may be travelling.

You can also catch sight of bikers traversing the pass, along with other vehicles who cross the pass. It can get quite windy at times, and you can often get the feeling of the wind slapping you hard across your face!!

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Frequently Asked Questions

The months from June to September are the best for visiting Tanglang La Pass. The weather during this time varies between 10°C to 25°C, and is relatively pleasant compared to other times of the year.

Tanglang La Pass can be reached via the Leh Manali Highway. The pass itself is paved, while the road from Upshi to Tanglang La itself is in a good condition.

You should carry enough warm clothes, as it can get quite hot in Tanglang La Pass. Wear shoes which are strong and resilient. Take an experienced driver along with you, if you are not used to driving in such challenging conditions.