The best time to visit the Tsemo Fort is during the morning and evening when monks perform their spiritual ceremonies in the Gompa or monastery. With the view of majestic mountains all around, bird view of the Leh Valley, fluttering worship flags and the paintings in a monastery , a person can relax and enjoy the calmness of the place.

The silently flowing Indus River and the snow-covered Zaskar range give a spectacular view of the region. The fort which has witnessed so many years and centuries, have seen floods and natural disasters and had gone through the harsh climatic conditions still stand still for the people of Leh as a devotion to guardian deities and make them believe in the power of their faith.

This ruin structure had seen the old building demolishing and the emergence of new structures. The fort provides a view of Indus river and mountain which represents nature, city and the architecture which shows the changes in human civilisation and the manuscripts and paintings on the walls of the fort which serves religion all at one place. Changes may take place in Leh, but it is ageless Gompas, and its religious beliefs make it unique at the same time versatile.