Ladakh: Space Space And More Space

Imagine having a wide open land just in front of you. Just plain and green. You run your eyes all along the levelled ground and woaaa we have a huge wall. White wall. A mountain covered with snow. With picturesque scenery. And Ladakh is full of such beautiful sceneries and such awesome surprises. You will really amazed by it's natural beauty.

Be careful of other shocking surprises though. You will find some wil asses too. And i must say, don't stand behind them! I repeat, don't stand behind them. Coz when they kick, it hurts really BAD.....Ouchhh!

Uh..By the way, this place is known as Kyang Pass. a famous pass in Ladakh. The word Kyang is somewhat related to wild asses. Don't remember exactly what it meant. Enjoy the pic.

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Zanskar Wild Trail

Any idea why it called wild. If U Still haven't got those spooky goosebumps then click ion the pic and watch it full size Imagine where it starts from and where it ends! Fantasti Trail. Still No Goosebumps? Well plan a vacation to this place then. Andtry standing on the edge of the trail.

Want Some Privacy? No Problemo!

What all can you have here? ~Your very own football ground with no boundaries, no limitation, no rules ;) ~ A perfect place for honeymoon. Or a second honeymoon. Or a third :D ~A perfect view of landscape if you are a painter or a photographer. ~ All the fun. All the privacy This is one thing that will make you crazy for Ladakh. I am not joking. ;) Better check out the image

Starting With Heaven Called Ladakh

Ladakh is a land like no other. Bounded by two of the world's mightiest mountain ranges, the Great Himalaya and the Karakoram, it lies athwart two other, the Ladakh range and the Zanskar range. In geological terms, this is a young land, formed only a few million years ago by the buckling and folding of the earth's crust as the Indian sub-continent pushed with irresistible force against the immovable mass of Asia. Its basic contours, uplifted by these unimaginable tectonic movements, have been modified over the millennia by the opposite process of erosion, sculpted into the form we see today by wind and water. Yes, water! Today, a high -altitude desert, sheltered from the rain-bearing clouds of the Indian monsoon by the barrier of the Great Himalaya, Ladakh was once covered by an extensive lake system, the vestiges of which still exist on its south -east plateaux of Rupshu and Chushul - in drainage basins with evocative names like Tso-moriri, Tsokar, and grandest of all, Pangong

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