Hemis National Park is a national park in Ladakh and a haven for snow leopards and the numerous other rare and endangered species that live in the area. With an area of over 4,000 km2 (1,500 sq mi), it is by far India's largest national park. It is a high-elevation park with the elevation ranging between 3,000 and 6,000 metres.
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Flora and fauna
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Though not very far in distance from the nearest settlement of Leh, it can take well over an hour by car at the very minimum, whichever way you choose to enter.
Fees and permits
If you're an Indian, you'll only need to pay ₹20 to enter. Otherwise, you'll need to pay ₹100.
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Do
- Markha Valley trek
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