At first this is a guest house and not a homestay, what means it will not be the right place if you wish to stay with a Balti family - so consider your choice. But it is a good place to stay and popular to take tasty meals at open view Ullah’s Cafe, their fried fish was so delicious. Easy reachable, located right on the roadside. Rooms are clean with private bathrooms. Very friendly and helpful owner, showed us all around the village. Breakfast available from 8:00, dinner as per your choice and later. The only inconvenience was that next morning we wanted to start at 7:00 because of long way from Turtuk to Pangong, but at guest house it was not possible to get our breakfast at 6:30, so we left without it and got our breakfast only at 10:00 after...
Read moreIt felt like the sweetest men of Turtuk came together to run the place. From the turquoise water in the pool, the whimsical pink flowers blooming in the garden, the large windows that filled my room with bright morning sunshine, the local cuisine at the restaurant, to the hearts of the people there, everything about The Ullah is beautifulll. My favourite spot for reading every morning during my week-long stay here was the wooden swing… surrounded by butterflies, sunflowers and the sound of the stream. Go to The Ullah for a stay as charming as the village itself.
PS: to my delight, they had hot water running through the day. PPS: don’t forget to step out at midnight to watch the night sky laden with...
Read more"Extremely disappointing experience at Ullah Turtuk" The food was shockingly bad — tasteless, stale, and clearly not fresh. Even the most basic dishes lacked seasoning or any sign of proper cooking. The service was equally terrible: slow, inattentive, and completely disinterested in customers. We had to ask multiple times for water, and our orders were served late and wrong. The staff showed no courtesy or professionalism, making the entire meal feel like a waste of time and money. Definitely not worth visiting — there are far better...
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