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August 22nd 2008
Published: August 24th 2008
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The airport in Leh makes Ladakh an easily accessible place. But the only way to get a sense of how isolated and remote this region is is to travel there overland. It is less than 500km from Manali but the bus journey takes 2 days, stopping overnight in Keylong, presumably because it is unsafe to travel the winding mountain road in the dark. Keylong is the last town before you reach Leh, and in ... Read Full Entry



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Entrance to ZanskarEntrance to Zanskar
Entrance to Zanskar

This menacing looking pillar marks the entrance to a really tough trek into Zanskar.
Tea tentTea tent
Tea tent

A welcome sight.
Yang KazeYang Kaze
Yang Kaze

A beautiful mountain, 6400m.
Efficient boilingEfficient boiling
Efficient boiling

Used at the tea tents, these contraptions are a great invention. The hot sun boils the water in the kettle, with the reflection from the mirror disc below.
Homestay food, HankarHomestay food, Hankar
Homestay food, Hankar

Rice, dal, vegetable every night. This one was delicious.
Inside shepherd hutInside shepherd hut
Inside shepherd hut

we had a nice bowl of maggi noodles inside this lady's stone summer house up at nimaling. she will descend to around hankar for the winter.



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