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Indian Astronomical Observatory, Hanle
Hanle, Ladakh
observatory
Quick answer
Indian Astronomical Observatory, Hanle is an observatory in Hanle, Ladakh, listed in Indian Space Hub's directory of ISRO centres and units.
About Indian Astronomical Observatory, Hanle
At about 4,500 metres in the Changthang plateau of Ladakh, Hanle is one of the highest optical and infrared observatories in the world. Its dry, clear and dark skies host the 2-metre Himalayan Chandra Telescope, operated remotely from Bengaluru, and the region around it is India's first dark sky reserve.
Indian Astronomical Observatory, Hanle: key facts
| Type | Observatory |
|---|---|
| Place | Hanle |
| State | Ladakh |
| Website | www.iiap.res.in |
Frequently asked questions
What is Indian Astronomical Observatory, Hanle?
Indian Astronomical Observatory, Hanle is an observatory in Hanle, Ladakh, listed in Indian Space Hub's directory of ISRO centres and units.
Where is Indian Astronomical Observatory, Hanle located?
Indian Astronomical Observatory, Hanle is located in Hanle, Ladakh.
What type of centre is Indian Astronomical Observatory, Hanle?
It is listed as an observatory.