Singapore’s High Commissioner to India, HC Wong, praised Ladakh for its stunning beauty, calling it a “must-visit” destination for spiritual journeys in Incredible India. In a recent X post, Wong shared remarkable photographs taken by First Secretary (Political) Sean Lim, showcasing Ladakh’s tranquil landscapes and emphasizing its deep natural and cultural significance.
Happy Sunday everyone! Ladakh is a must make spiritual journey in Incredible India. – HC Wong#IncredibleIndia @incredibleindia @utladakhtourism pic.twitter.com/tFPatnylhN
— Singapore in India (@SGinIndia) July 21, 2024
“Happy Sunday everyone! Ladakh is a must make spiritual journey in Incredible India. These were pictures by First Secretary (Political) Sean Lim. I hope you enjoy them!” said Singapore’s High Commission to India, HC Wong in a post on X.
High Commissioner Wong highlighted the importance of Ladakh as a destination that combines spiritual exploration with breathtaking landscapes. His endorsement of Ladakh’s allure reflects Singapore’s admiration for India’s rich cultural and geographical diversity.
Visitors and spiritual seekers are invited to discover Ladakh’s ancient monasteries, take part in local cultural events, and interact with its welcoming communities. The region’s unique combination of spirituality, history, and natural beauty continues to attract global travelers, making it a top choice for those in search of enriching travel experiences.
India and Singapore share a deep-rooted relationship, built over a millennium through strong commercial, cultural, and personal connections. The partnership between the two nations is grounded in common values, economic opportunities, and aligned interests on major issues. Ethnic Indians make up approximately 9.1 percent, or around 350,000, of Singapore’s 3.9 million residents. Additionally, Singapore boasts the highest concentration of IIT and IIM alumni outside India, and Tamil is one of its four official languages.
