People who travel along the Leh-Manali Highway frequently choose to overnight in Sarchu, which is located on the border of Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh. It is 252 kilometres from Leh and 222 kilometres from Manali away.

At 4,290 metres above sea level, Sarchu is also known as Sir Bhum Chun. Between the Lachulung La and Baralacha La mountains in the north and south, it is located. It takes roughly two days to travel due to its high altitude and bad road sections. As a result, to unwind, travellers and tourists camp at Sarchu.

The Leh-Manali route passes by the camping area on the Himalayan mountain range, which provides a dual view of the surrounding landscape. Between May and October, a lot of semi-permanent campers are open from where one can slowly admire the natural beauties. Knowing that Sarchu was a significant Silk Road commerce hub is exciting. The nomadic tribes, traders, and adventurers continue to enjoy its popularity.