When visiting a remote location like Pangong, even a tent seems luxurious. That was what we felt on our visit here. After a grueling 6 hour drive we reached Pangong at about 2PM. Immediately after checking in, we proceeded for lunch. Lunch was warm and basic, but very delicious, just apt for a traveler. There was hardly any variety on... More

I really want to give the guys who run Camp Water Mark extra points for how clean, well managed and pretty the place is. There are a bout 5-6 good campsites at Pangong Lake, but we chose this simply because its the prettiest, closest to the lake, and is unbelievably clean (by Ladakh standards). It's run by an ex-Army person,... More

We stayed at camp watermark for one night in July.2012..the weather was hot and chilly.. camp had all the gears to make our stay comfortable,as this place is in remote area there was shortage of electricity and water. so please be ready for such cuts b4 travelling, but you cannot blame the camp for it.. food was decent... Stay there... More

Camp Watermark is located approximately 7 kms further away from the first encounter with the Pangong Lake while coming from Leh. The camp location is superb and it appears that the camp is equipped with all the basic amenities that you would need for an overnight stay. However, there were a few issues in the functionality of the amenities such... More

We stayed for a single night in Water Mark camp at Panggong Tso. The place is very remote and in such a remote place even the basic facilities are very difficult to arrange. So with respect to that the arrangement was very good. But main plus point is the lake and the camp is located just besides the lake, so... More

The campsite is very far from the entry site. We felt this is an advantage as not many day tourists come this far, however it does compromise on the views, there are much better places before this actual site, which has better views. Like all the other camps in the site, there is a huge water problem. They do provide... More

We landed here in the afternoon and were told they have no water at all. Some of us used our own mineral water to go to the bathroom and wash our hands and face. The food was just passable and the tent was too flimsy to save us from the minus 4 degrees that it went to at night. In... More

The only positive thing about this camp is the location. It is a stone's throw away from the lake. Perhaps the nearest to the lake among all camps / resorts at Pangong Lake. Service is terrible here. You have to remind several times and constantly follow up to get some basic things done. Water availability is a severe problem here.... More

Camp Water Mark is a good 8 km drive from the point you enter the Pangong lake area. You drive on rocky roads and I understand that gets filled up with water later in august. So be prepared for a rough ride in that patch. Being a camp set up, yes it does come with limited amenities. You should keep... More