Kargil stands at a towering height of 8,780ft and is regarded as one of the most sensitive places along India Line of Control (LOC). It is situated on the banks of the pristine Indus River (or the Suru River), and is around 205km from the state capital Srinagar and around 1,047km from India capital New Delhi.
Summer (April to June) is the best time to visit Kargil. During this period of the year, the town stays comparatively warm with cooler nights. Visitors can expect a pleasant experience as the climate stays quiet and calm with clear views all around.
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