Leh Palace

Nice place. It was the palace where the Buddhists lived. You can buy tickets while entering. It is a beautiful place as it is a very old house. There is an art gallery inside it. And also a Buddha statue where you can meditate. It is such a big palace so that it has 9 floors. So, in evening you can relish the sunset at last floor.

Entry was 40 I guess per person. A little difficult to climb all the way up till level 10 but it's worth the time you spend because all levels offer you a great view of the mountains.

Last residing king's palace is worth the visit. It's interesting too to know the history of it in the gallery and audio visual room

Nice place for all tourists. You get to enjoy view of whole Leh from top of this palace. A lot of information about culture is available. You will be able to spend 2-3 hours at this place. Entry fee is Rs. 25 per person. Parking is available at this place

Lachen Palkar Palace is also known as Leh Palace was a former royal palace. Leh Palace is an excellent example of Ladakh's best architectural skill and craftsmanship.
It is nine storeys high; the upper floors accommodated the royal family, while the lower floors held stables and store rooms.

Beautiful historical place. Really worth the visit. A lot of different rooms and places to explore. The view over Leh is amazing.

The Leh Palce is very nice, you can buy tickets at the entrance, you have 8 floors to visit with some photo exibitions and artifacts. From the top floor you have a nice view of Leh city.

The Leh Palace, also known as Lachen Palkar Palace is a palace situated above the town of Leh, in Ladakh. It was built in 1600 by Sengge Namgyal.

With its nine stories the Palace Museum showcases a collection of exquisite jewelry ornamental pieces, ceremonial attire and majestic crowns. Additionally it houses thangka paintings that are over 450 years old.

Visitors are welcome to explore the palace and admire the breathtaking views of Leh and its surrounding areas, from its rooftop.

Unique piece of Leh's history with ongoing restoration efforts that aim to preserve the structure and illuminate the palace's history. Steep stairs, small door frames, and lots of rooms to explore on several levels.

Leh Palace is the ideal property to spend some quiet moments. Total have 8 floors and please mind your heads at the entry gate of each level has very nominal height.

We walked from our hotel to the palace crossing the narrow streets of Leh. It was a great experience. The view from top of the Leh palace was great giving us a birds eye view of Leh.

Beautiful palace located on the hills. Easily accessible by car or bike. One can go up till 8 out of 9 floors. Must visit if you're in Leh. Very peaceful and quite and you can amazing views of the valley below.

This Mountain palace are not easy to climb with very narrow stairs and confusing path. But when u enter inside and after all the struggle reach the top it was worth the climb. Nice view of the whole city and the royal family might have made this in such a way to have a view of the whole area. Inside the palace there is a nostalgia and it takes you back to the history of our rich India. Designed and crafted to perfection so that rooms remains heated when in immense snowfall. Worth a visit .

A jewel in the heart of Ladakh, Leh Palace stands tall and proud, A testament to a bygone era, Where kings and queens once abode.

One of the must visit monument. Well designed, preserved palace from 17th century. Spend good amount of time in this 8 story palace. View of leh city from balcony areas. One monastery inside(cool place). You will feel refreshed as lot of room for fresh oxygenated air to flow. Museum, video / audio show for information are available

One of the rare palaces maintained and freely accessible to visitors. Well shared information on history. Best part opens at 8:30am, convenient for visitors short on time for early morning visits

The beauty you see from the 9th level of leh palace is something you haven't seen anywhere!! A visitable spot charge is 25 rs per person

Good place to visit if you are staying at Leh, you will go back in time while going through multiple floors of the place. The view from the terrace is good and whole Leh city is visible.

Ladakh is unique for its geography, history, demography, etc. This historical monument is unique and it is well maintained and managed by ASI.

For Indian 20₹/person tickets which you have to book by online by using scanner and need fo pay by UPI or Credit /debit card. Offline tickets Or via cash payment is not allow.
Leh palace is one of the oldest place in Ladakh which built at 1642. Total 9th storeys of this palace and the Leh city view is so picturesque. You can able to see Shanti Stupa also.

The steady climb to Leh Palace, perched atop a hill, to capture the picturesque landscape was worth it. Constructed in the 17th century, the architecture of the palace exhibits a blend of Tibetan, Indian and medieval Islamic influences. It stands nine stories high and offers panoramic views of the Leh town below and the Himalayan mountain ranges beyond.