The Ladakh desert is largely snowcapped. Throughout the year, the region remains cold and dry. During the summer season, Ladakh remains above 0 degrees during the daytime and goes lower than -10 degrees at night time. Ladakh is one such place where you will feel both bright sunlight and freezing winds at the same time. Due to its uneven climatic condition, it is recommended to pack warm clothes and woollen socks to protect your body from the harsh climate. When it comes to rain, the region receives 10 cm of rainfall annually. However, the vegetation of Ladakh largely depends on the Indus River, which flows from this region.