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Lharimo Hotel Leh

Fort Road Leh, Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, 194101, India

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Stuck in India because of cancelled flight

A travel blog entry by richardcowley

... the change, of course an email would be to far out of the question and but according to him it was not Kingfishers policy to email flight changes, funny that because when I had my original flight changed I got a phone call to tell me and then an email 2 mins later, of course it was not kingfishers fault that we didn't get the message.

After another hour of him searching for a local number for the ...

Tracking Snow Leopard at Hemis National Park

A travel blog entry by desarkarpartha

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... supported in Hemis by Argali (Great Tibetan Sheep), Bharal (Blue Sheep), Shapu (Ladakhi Urial), and livestock. A small population of the Asiatic Ibex is also present in Hemis. Hemis is the only refuge in India containing the Shapu.[3] The Tibetan Wolf,the Eurasian Brown Bear (endangered in India), and the Red Fox are also present in Hemis.[4] Small mammals include the Himalayan Marmot, Mountain Weasel and the Himalayan Mouse Hare. The park is a good place to study Himalayan ...

Geographical Chess

A travel blog entry by eladnelvire

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... 1489;דרכ 93; בחרו אנשי לה לבנות את העיר שלהם
מאותו בוץ והמים שמגיע 97;ם מהשלג 97;ם הלאדא 11;ים ...

The highest blog entry we'll ever write.

A travel blog entry by eladnelvire

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... Valley Wednesday evening, on Thursday morning we joined a lone Romanian traveller for this spur-of-the-moment daytrip around some of the most important Ladakhi Buddhist monasteries. Our chubby Tibetan driver was a riot ("you go to goa? i've been to Goa... full moon parties" -- then big smile) and he and our travel mate (who turned out to be an aspiring Buddhist) filled us clueless kids in as to the basics and intricacies of ...

Leh

A travel blog entry by kmnoble

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... was busy with the harvest when we were there, so the fields were full of most of the locals, with only the very young children and mothers in town to take care of us during the day. The second morning, after a hearty breakfast of barley chapattis and eggs, we were off for a full day over a 4900m pass and back to a road where we could flag down a bus back to Leh.

Our last day before flying back to Delhi to catch a train to Amritsar, ...