Leh

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Leh is a historic town in the Indian union territory of Ladakh, known for its high-altitude Himalayan landscape, Buddhist monasteries, and role as a former trading hub on the Silk Route.

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Label Occurrences
Leh canonical 37
Leh district 28

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf municipal council
town
administrativeStatus headquarters of Leh district
joint capital of Ladakh
borderProximity near India–China border region
near India–Pakistan border region
climate cold desert climate
coordinateLatitude 34.1526° N
coordinateLongitude 77.5771° E
country India
economy dependent on government services
dependent on tourism
elevation approximately 11500 feet above sea level
approximately 3500 metres above sea level
formerPartOf Jammu and Kashmir
surface form: Jammu and Kashmir state
governingBody Leh Municipal Committee
historicalRole major town on the Silk Route
trading hub between Tibet, Kashmir, Central Asia and the Indian plains
knownFor Buddhist monasteries
Tibetan Buddhist culture
adventure tourism
high-altitude Himalayan landscape
proximity to Nubra Valley
proximity to Pangong Lake
trekking
language English
Hindi
Ladakhis
surface form: Ladakhi
locatedIn Ladakh
Leh self-linksurface differs
surface form: Leh district

Transhimalaya
surface form: Trans-Himalaya

northern India
locatedNear Karakoram
surface form: Karakoram Range

Zanskar Range
locatedOn banks of the Indus River
nearbyMonastery Hemis Monastery
Spituk Monastery
Thiksey Monastery
partOf Ladakh
surface form: union territory of Ladakh
religion predominantly Tibetan Buddhism
significant Shia Islam minority
roadConnection connected to Manali via Leh–Manali Highway
connected to Srinagar via NH1
timeZone Indian Standard Time
touristAttraction Leh Palace
Main Bazaar
Namgyal Tsemo Gompa
Shanti Stupa
traditionalEconomy trade and caravan routes
transport Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport
surface form: served by Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport
utcOffset +5:30

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Ladakh capital Leh
Ladakh contains Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Zanskar River flowsThrough Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Ladakh Range overlooks Leh
Ladakh Range administrativeRegion Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Diskit locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Hunder locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Sumur locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Sumur roadAccessFrom Leh
Panamik locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Diskit Monastery district Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Hunder sand dunes administrativeDistrict Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Khardung La connects Leh
Khardung La accessFrom Leh
Khardung La near Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Khardung La administrativeTerritory Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Leh locatedIn Leh self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Leh district
Kargil district border Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Nubra River administrativeRegion Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Durbuk locatedIn Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Leh–Nubra road regionServed Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Turtuk locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Tangtse locatedIn Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Darbuk–Shyok–Daulat Beg Oldi Road locatedIn Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Magnetic Hill locatedIn Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Thiksey Monastery locatedIn Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh hasJurisdictionOver Leh
this entity surface form: Leh district
Chang La distanceFrom Leh
Srinagar-Leh Highway connects Leh
subject surface form: Srinagar–Leh Highway