Ladakh is gearing up for its peak tourist season as the administration has announced an increase in daily flights to Leh Airport (IXL) from 8 to 18, effective April 2. Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena confirmed this significant boost in air connectivity, aimed at accommodating the anticipated influx of travelers eager to explore the region's stunning landscapes. The increased flight frequency enhances connectivity with major Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Srinagar, and Chandigarh. Additionally, two more flights are expected to be introduced soon, which could help stabilize airfares during the busy months of May and June. The administration is also focusing on sustainable tourism practices, as highlighted by LG Saxena's recent inspection of water conservation and land development projects in local villages. Tourists are encouraged to acclimatize properly and carry reusable water bottles to support conservation efforts while enjoying the unique experiences that Ladakh has to offer.