u/Adventurous_Jump_532

If any of you are not aware of this, you can enable the "Extra Dim" feature on your 13R from this app.

Just search for the "Extra Dim" option, enable it, adjust the lowest brightness you want.

Set the shortcut as "long press volume up & down"

You can uninstall the app after that.

This is a great feature for someone who likes to read ebooks, with dark mode.

We're planning a family trip to Ladakh in early August with our daughter who will be around 3.5 years old.

Current plan is:

2 nights in Leh for acclimatization

Nubra Valley

Pangong Lake

Hanle (possibly 1–2 nights)

Back to Leh

I've been to high-altitude places before, but this will be our first time taking a young child above 11,000 ft, and Hanle (~14,700 ft) is the part I'm most unsure about.

I'd love to hear from parents who have actually done Ladakh with kids around 2–6 years old.

A few specific questions:

• How did your child handle Leh altitude?

• Did you visit Khardung La? How long did you stay there?

• Has anyone taken young kids to Hanle? If yes, how was the experience?

• Did your child show any signs of AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness)?

• What precautions did you take?

• Did you carry portable oxygen?

Looking back, is there anything you would do differently?

I'm not looking for generic travel advice—I'm specifically interested in real experiences from parents who have travelled with young children in Ladakh.

Thanks in advance!