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Follow to get notified about new posts with this tagAt 15,547 Feet: My Encounter with Naki La Mountain Pass (Ladakh, India)
At 15,547 Feet: My Encounter with Naki La Mountain Pass (Ladakh, IndiaIn the lap of the Trans Himalayas, there is a mountain pass called Naki La. This mountain pass is located at an altitude of 15,547 feet. To illustrate its location, this mountain pass is located in the
Storms, Passes, and Memories: Manali-Leh Highway 2025
Storms, Passes, and Memories: Manali-Leh Highway 2025There are many highways in this world, but the Manali-Leh Highway is unmatched. This place is located in the northern states of India, in Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh, in South Asia. I feel proud to have
Experiencing the Mars Like Rock Formations of Pang on the Legendary Manali Leh Highway
Experiencing the Mars Like Rock Formations of Pang on the Legendary Manali Leh HighwayPang is located 350 km away from Manali and if you have not heard its name then I believe you have missed a great adventure of the world till now. Pang is located on the Manali-Leh highway, it is a part
Riding Through the Manali Leh Highway Where Survival Meets the Magic of the Himalayas
Riding Through the Manali Leh Highway Where Survival Meets the Magic of the HimalayasToday's post is about the famous Manali-Leh highway which is an urban territory located in the Trans Himalayan range in the north of India, named Ladakh. Ladakh is famous for its Mars-like landscapes,
Surviving the Baralacha Pass Adventure, Breathless at 4850 Meters (INDIA)
Surviving the Baralacha Pass Adventure, Breathless at 4850 Meters (INDIAIn the last post you read how we reached Manali from Delhi in a friend's jeep. While climbing the hill from Manali to Rohtang pass, the condition of the jeep as well as ours worsened because the jeep was
Manali-Leh Highway : Where Mountains Paint the Sky
Manali-Leh Highway : Where Mountains Paint the SkyThis is the 15th post of the Manali Leh Highway series, in the previous posts of this series you have covered Himalayan Shepherds, Life of Changpa Tribe, Himalayan Rickshaw Run, Lahaul Valley, Maure Plains
