Kargil is one of the two Districts of Ladakh region and is the second largest town of Ladakh and is situated roughly at equal distance(200KM) from Srinagar, Leh , Padum Zanskar and Skardo Baltistan. Kargil has always been an important trade centre in the past. Traders from China, Central Asia and different parts of India used to trade in Tea, Wool, Carpets, Silk and precious stones in olden days and Kargil was known as a historical meeting point.

Kargil regained its importance when the area was thrown open for Tourists in the year 1974 with other parts of Ladakh and considerable number of tourists, trekkers and mountaineers started visiting Kargil.

The District again came in lime light during the Indo- Pak conflict in 1999 as it remained in the headlines of National and International media and some sites such as Tiger Hill, Tololing, Mushku valley and Batalik have become very popular since then.

• Suru Valley- Suru Valley in Kargil, Ladakh, India was named one of National Geographic's top 25 travel destinations for 2025. The valley is known for its green landscape, dense plantations, and the Suru River. 
• KartseyKhar- Kartsey Khar in Kargil is famous for its 8.5 metre high rock sculpture of Chamba (Maitreya Buddha)
• Sankoo- Sankoo is a picturesque township surrounded with numerous villages and colourful rocky mountains all around. It is a popular picnic spot for the tourists where you can explore the lust plantations and wild roses.
• Tambis Waterfall-The waterfall is around 10-15 meters in height located at a distance of 3.5 km from village Kanoor, Tambis, District Kargil.
• Drass War Memorial-The Kargil War Memorial, also known as Dras War Memorial, is a war memorial built by the Indian Army in the town of Dras, near Kargil city in Kargil district of Ladakh, India, commemorating the 1999 Kargil War between India and Pakistan.
• Mushko valley- The Mushkoh Valley is a valley situated in Dras. It is also known as valley of wild tulips, which are a major attraction for tourists.
• Hunderman Village -Hunderman is one of the northernmost hamlets in India and is situated in the Kargil district of Ladakh. Located on the banks of the Suru River 10 km from Kargil, It was under Pakistan's control until 1971. Geographically, Hunderman lies in the Baltistan Region.There are two parts of Hunderman: Lower Hunderman Mal (lower village) and Hunderman Broq (hill village).
• Apati Chamba-  It's the smallest and most eroded of the region's Buddha statues but getting here is half the fun. Access is via a short, scenic walk from the end of the road on a stone-paved path through the traditional homes of Apati village.
• Cave Monastery Shargole- There is an impressive Cave monastery    in a cliff at Shargole which is a important tourist attraction.
• Sapi La- Sapi La is a high mountain pass in the Ladakh Himalayas of India. It's located in the Sapi highland and is part of a trek route from Phokar to Sapi Tso. 

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