Diskit Monastery
The Diskit, or Deskit Monastery, is the biggest and the most established Gompa in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh. Underlying the fourteenth century, the religious community is known for its delightful design and its extraordinary situation on a slope, sitting above Diskit and the whole Nubra Valley. Inside the monastery, there is a sculpture of Cho Rinpoche (Crowned Buddha), a huge drum and numerous portrayals of the watchman gods of Buddhism, close by an enormous fresco of Tashilhunpo Monastery of Tibet. The most well-known element, in any case, is the 32 m tall sculpture of Maitreya Buddha in the monastery grounds.
Maitreya Buddha
The picture of the future manifestation of Buddha, the originator of Buddhist conviction, the portrayal has a critical spot in the Nubra Valley. The 32 m tall sculpture of Maitreya Buddha situated on the highest point of a slope inside the grounds of Diskit Monastery is perhaps the most amazing things in the valley. The sculpture investigates the whole valley while pointing toward the west towards Pakistan. Proclaimed Sacred by the fourteenth Dalai Lama himself, the statue was made given three contemplations; assurance of Diskit, staying away from other conflicts with Pakistan and advancing harmony on the planet.
Panamik
Panamik town is an astonishing place to visit. The helpful underground hot springs, the Pashmina goats, which are the wellspring of the world-renowned Pashmina fleece, and the twofold humped Bactrian camels have all added to loan Pamanik very own character. It is additionally the headquarters for adventurers heading towards Ensa Gompa, which is 250 years of age. To arrive at Panamik, sightseers have travelled through Khardung La Pass, which stays open during summer. The town is a beautiful little spot and an absolute necessity visit for sightseers.
Yarab Tso lake
This is a high elevation lake in Sumur Village, around 15 km from Diskit locale. The lake can be reached simply by travelling. This clear lake is viewed as consecrated and sacred by local people, and sightseers are prompted not to wash or swim here. The lake is set in an exciting and pretty region and treats the eyes and soul.