Tso Moriri, a breathtaking high-altitude lake, is a remote and stunning destination in Ladakh, India, best visited between May and October when roads are generally clear of snow. Accessibility is primarily by road from Leh, requiring acclimatization to the high altitude (over 4,500m) to prevent altitude sickness; an Inner Line Permit is also mandatory for non-locals. While independent travel is possible with a rented vehicle and permit, a guided tour or local driver is highly recommended due to challenging terrain, remote conditions, and permit complexities. A typical visit duration spans 2-3 days from Leh, often combined with other sites. Costs vary significantly but expect moderate to high expenses for transport (e.g., ₹15,000-₹25,000 for a multi-day vehicle rental) and basic accommodation (guesthouses, homestays, or tented camps). Other insights include limited facilities, scarce network connectivity, and the need for responsible tourism to preserve its status as a Ramsar site, celebrated for its pristine waters, wildlife, and surrounding landscapes.