Nestled in the serene countryside of Ladakh, Drass is a region that offers both peace and adventure amidst stunning landscapes. One of the northernmost villages in India, Hundurmaan is a remote hamlet situated in the Kargil district, just 12 km from Kargil and near the Pakistan border. This terraced settlement is a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural richness.

For those seeking spiritual journeys, Draupadi Kund, located 18 km from Drass, is a sacred site with a fascinating mythological connection. Further exploration takes you to Minamarg, a picturesque valley 30 km from Drass, bordered by the Machoi Glaciers. This valley also serves as a traditional route for pilgrims heading to the Amarnath Yatra.

A visit to Laser La, a charming hill station about 14 km from Drass, reveals milk-white waters and the majestic Laser La Glacier, making it a must-see for nature lovers. For wildlife enthusiasts, the Chorkiat Forest, located near the Line of Control (LOC) about 20 km from Drass, is home to various wild animals and offers a rare opportunity to witness Ladakh’s biodiversity.

Drass is also home to the Kargil Battle School (KBS), an institution that trains Indian soldiers in mountain climbing and high-altitude warfare. Established after the Kargil War, this specialized school continues to prepare troops for the challenging terrains of Ladakh.

With its rich blend of history, culture, and nature, Drass offers an unforgettable escape to those seeking relaxation and adventure in the heart of Ladakh.