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Ladakh's Hanle Dark Sky Reserve Empowers Women as Astronomy Ambassadors

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Hanle, located at an altitude of 4,500 metres in Ladakh, is home to India's first Dark Sky Reserve. The site has become a popular destination for stargazers drawn by its exceptionally clear and vivid night skies. The reserve has opened new opportunities for local women, who are being trained and engaged as astronomy ambassadors. These women are playing a growing role in promoting astro-tourism and science outreach in the remote region.

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