Blogs from Jammu & Kashmir, India, Asia - page 5

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Ladakh is and will be one of my favourite travel destinations ever. The picturesque landscapes and beautiful valleys always leave me awestruck. Nestled in the laps of Himalayas, Ladakh is an eye candy for nature enthusiasts. The numerous Buddhist monasteries in Ladakh give an insight into the religion and the teachings of Buddhism. The best way to reach to Ladakh is via road. Manali to Leh on motorbike is one of the most famous road trips and is on the bucket list of many people. I haven’t been on a road trip from Manali to Leh but have read that it is one of the most scenic rides and it offers a magnificent view of the Himalayas as you ride along. Since we had only a week off from work , we couldn’t plan for the ... read more

Ladakh is located on the Northern tip of India bordering Tibet (now China). Most people in Ladakh are of Tibetan/Ladakhi Buddhist lineage. It's an extremely friendly place with lots of foreigners, mainly from Europe. Reaching Ladakh is a pain given that there is not enough connectivity with the rest of the country. But that is probably what makes this place a great one since it is still less mainstream than other places in India. Here are some pictures on the way to Pangong Lake in Ladakh.... read more

Again 2 days in one. From Lhakang 4700m to Ramjak 4400m but over the HIGHEST pass of the trek: Shingo La 5095m! The day after Ramjak 4400m to Palamo 3700m and then.... So, first we went over the famous Shingo La, although it was our highest pass, it wasn't the hardest, we were now in top shape and very well acclimatized. Like you'll see in the video, after that it was all down hill. During the night we also had our lowest temperature of the trip -3°C. But it all went downhill with our horsemen too, we really wanted to stay in another camping that night as it fitted our plans much better, but as Shashi is more stubborn than his mules he chose differently. Now I told him what I thought of all this and ... read more

First things first... On this first picture of our campsite you can see 2 bicycles. Of course they're not ours :-) They belong to a Polish couple who's traveling around the world with their bicycles! The have been around for more than a year now. But what's the most crazy, amazing, incredible, is that they are doing the same route as us since Padum! And as you could see there are no roads here. For some practical reason they had decided to go over the pass this way, because by road it would have taken them more than a month, while here they could do it in 10 days. But what they didn't realize was that there are really no cyclable roads here. So they ended up pushing there bikes for a couple of meters, going ... read more