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Festivals in Ladakh - 2008

Perhaps there is no better time to tour Leh Ladakh India then during the festive season. Ladakh comes alive during festivals, when people from different corners of Ladakh converge at one place to celebrate and enjoy the festive spirit. Festivals in Ladakh are in fact the best way to get a feel of the Ladakhi culture. There are a number of festivals that take place in Leh Ladakh India. Leh Ladakh India provides information on some of the important festivals in Leh Ladakh India.
July 12 - 13 Hemis Festival
One of the most important festivals in Ladakh, Hemis is a two-day festival that takes place at Hemis Monastery. Celebrated to commemorate the birth of Guru Padmasambhava, who is believed to have saved the local people from the wrath of demons. The festival is the best time to shop various handicraft items. As people from different corners of Ladakh set their stalls to sell handicraft items and other wares. The festival takes place in June-July. Every 12 years a huge thangka (a religious icon painted on cloth) is displayed.
Early September - Ladakh Festival
Celebrated during September, Ladakh Festival is another major festival in Ladakh. The festival is organized by the Jammu and Kashmir Tourism and showcase Ladakhi culture. It is the best time to enjoy the cultural extravaganza. Folk dance and music are some of the highlights of the festival. You can also enjoy polo and archery competitions during the festival.
28 December - Losar Festival
Losar is celebrated during the winter months. The festival takes place in the eleventh month of the Buddhist year, which is can occur in November, December or January in different years. The festival has its origin in the 15th century. Buddhists make offering to Gods during this festival.
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