Situated beyond the Nubra Valley, Turtuk stands as the final Indian settlement before the border with Pakistan. This means it holds the distinction of being the last village on the Indo-Pak border. Sitting amid snow-capped peaks, this quaint village captivates visitors with its unparalleled beauty and calm atmosphere.
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Previously it was claimed by Pakistan following the end of British rule in 1947, which then got integrated into India during the Indo-Pakistani conflict in 1971, marking a significant shift in its geopolitical status. As a military border, Turtuk remained inaccessible to outsiders, including other Indians, until local residents, longing to break free from their isolation, advocated for the opening of this secluded valley.
With its…