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The Himalayan village where you can see the cosmos
by Vandana K

BBC News    Translate This Article
28 June 2026

On 28 June 2026 BBC News reported: Over the last few years, travelers have been drawn to Hanle not just for the jet-black skies but also for the chance to experience astronomy intimately, guided by locals who are now making the cosmos their livelihood. Since 2022, when the Hanle Dark Sky Reserve (HDSR) was founded here - spanning 1,074 sq km, six villages, a monastery, and 10 stationary telescopes - a network of homestays has flourished. Global Good News service views this news as a sign of rising positivity in the field of science, documenting the growth of life-supporting, evolutionary trends.

Local-led stargazing expeditions unfold on rooftops, courtyards and below the dome-shaped Indian Astronomical Observatory, which houses one of the world's highest optical telescopes.

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