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Hotel Yak Tail Leh

Fort Rd. Leh, Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India

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Long ass crazy drive to Leh

A travel blog entry by chrisquared

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Hey everyone! CMB here from my remote office in Koh Tao. Uploaded some pictures from my trip to Leh in the Indian Himalayans. It was a 16 hour drive to get there on probably the worst road I have ever seen. It is the highest road in the world as it passes through the Himalayans. Unbelievable scenery as we drove though.
The drive went from the …

Back in Leh to lay back..

A travel blog entry by tommy_9c

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Well, we're back in Leh. What a surprise..

Had an amazing trip out to Pangong Lake, on the border of Tibet, and made it as close as tourists are allowed to go.

It was three days ago we left Leh for the trip, and taking off was pretty standard. Said our goodbye to our local breakfast eatery and then headed towards the low lying …

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Stuck in India because of cancelled flight

A travel blog entry by richardcowley

... to the Kingfisher desk with Alex who was in the same sticky wicket as me. We were told that there no more flights leaving to Delhi today and with me catching a connecting flight to Hong Kong in the evening there was no way I was going to make that flight either.

The staff were pretty useless of course and said they couldn't do anything until their manage would come in 10 mins coming back from the market. ...

Tracking Snow Leopard at Hemis National Park

A travel blog entry by desarkarpartha

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... Markha catchments, an area of about 600 km2. It grew in 1988 to around 3350 km2, by incorporating neighboring lands.[1] It increased again in 1990 to 4400 km2 [2], and is presently the largest national park in South Asia. [edit] Human History The park houses numerous Tibetan gumphas and holy chortens within its boundaries. These include the famous 400-year old Hemis Monastery. Hemis was a destination and via point on the silk routes of Tibet. Over 1,600 people live inside the ...

Still on the hill

A travel blog entry by grahamaway

... exhibition which we just miss. Walk down (remember what walk is?) for chilling, blog and a very light dinner. Still no hot water so everyone now showering in P's room. He is on the ground floor and apparently it makes a difference. Tomorrow an early start and a temple tour As this was sent from an IPad which does not support Flash, pictures are at http://s300.photobucket.com/albums/nn39 /grahamstuff Any videos are on YouTube.com. Search for ...