Hanle: Is a remote village in Changthang Valley

Hanle is a remote village in Changthang Valley of Ladakh, near the Indo-China border. Learn how to reach Hanle from Leh via Pangong Tso, what to see and do, and how to get an inner line permit. Hanle is a remote village in eastern Ladakh with a 17th-century monastery and an astronomical observatory. It is a popular destination for stargazing, trekking and exploring the highest motorable pass in the world. Introduction Hanle , lying in Ladakh’s Changthang, is truly the most understated part of any Ladakh trip. Situated about 260 KMs from Leh and less than 100 KMs from Mahe and very close to the Line of Actual Control – you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the smoothness of the roads in such a high-altitude desert. The view changes when you’re in Hanle – the mountains shrink in size and multiple clusters can be spotted – giving an exclusive vibe to the region. The tiny village is home ... Hanle , located in the Hanle River valley on the Changthang plateau, features an arid, high-altitude desert landscape with streams and wetlands. The region is rich in wildlife, including Tibetan wild ass, blue sheep, and migratory birds. The Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary, encompassing Hanle , is a protected area focused on preserving the unique flora and fauna of this remote region.