Location for Rangdum Valley Tour Ladakh: 130-km Southeast of Kargil, On Kargil-Zanskar Road, Ladakh Region, J&K
Altitude: 3,980m
Main Attractions for Rangdum Monastery Tours: Rangdum Monastery, Trekking To Henaskot
Best Time To Visit: May To Mid-September

Remote Buddhist Settlement 
The farthest and the most isolated part of the Suru Valley, Rangdum is an elliptical expanded plateau surrounded by colourful hills on the one side and glacier encrusted rocky mountains on the other. Situated 130-km South-east of Kargil, it falls midway between Kargil and Padum.

Prime Attractions
Due to its remoteness from inhabited parts either of Suru or Zanskar, the areas wild beauty is almost haunting, while its isolation is near perfect even as the unpaved Zanskar road traverses its length. 

Rangdum Monastery 
We provides Rangdum Monastery Travel. The chief attraction of this area is an imposing 18th century Buddhist monastery with about 40 monks in residence. Perched picturesquely atop a centrally rising hillock, which is entrenched around by the bifurcated course of a wild mountain stream, the Rangdum monastery has the aura of an ancient fortification guarding a mystical mountain valley. 

The villagers are descendents of the monastery's agricultural, serf-tenants, who do not own any land in the region. The monastery enjoys perpetual and unalienable ownership of the entire valley including the fields tilled by the villagers, the pastures, hills and even the streams. 

Trekking Route To Hinaskot / Henaskot 
Rangdum also serves as an important trekking base. The most popular trek from here leads to Henaskut (also spelt as Hinaskot) near Lamayuru, across the spectacular gorge of the Kanji valley. This 5-day trek also forms the last leg of the two weeklong trans-Himalayan traverse between Kashmir and Ladakh. It's information of  Rangdum in Ladakh.