Turtuk is a remote border village in Nubra Valley that came under Indian administration after the 1971 Indo-Pak war. Located close to the Line of Control, it is culturally distinct from the rest of Ladakh and is known for its Balti heritage, traditional houses, and scenic mountain setting.
Turtuk is a remote border village in Nubra Valley that came under Indian administration after the 1971 Indo-Pak war. Located close to the Line of Control, it is culturally distinct from the rest of Ladakh and is known for its Balti heritage, traditional houses, and scenic mountain setting.
