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Lotus Hotel Leh

Upper Karzo 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

... for Cathy pacific I finally managed to call them after 2 hours and change my flight easily and efficiently over the phone and get an email and print it out, all in all it took me around 2 and a half hours to change 2 flights such was the ability and speed of which the Kingfisher so called manager worked. He was also very rude and just didn't seem to care about our predicament and very relaxed about the situation. I ...

Tracking Snow Leopard at Hemis National Park

A travel blog entry by desarkarpartha

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... Himalayan birds of prey. Among birds of prey noted here are the Golden Eagle, the Lammergeier vulture, and the Himalayan Griffon vulture. The Rumbak Valley offers good opportunities for birdwatching, including several Tibetan species not common in other parts of India. Birds present here include Brown Accentor, Robin Accentor, Tickell's Leaf Warbler, Streaked Rosefinch, Tibetan Snowfinch, Chukar, Fork-tailed Swift, Red-billed Chough, Himalayan Snowcock, and the Fire-fronted ...

Geographical Chess

A travel blog entry by eladnelvire

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... 1508;ריח 93; את השממה. ע"י מערכת השקיי 92; פשוטה ומדהי 02;ה הם מתעלי 01; את המים לטרסו 14; מוקפי 01; עצי ...

On the hill

A travel blog entry by grahamaway

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Day 10 Saturday 17/09/2011 Freezing night. G sleeps in double bed with sheet, dolma and blanket. Freezes. Doubles the bed clothes into one .. Two of everything. Toasty. Up at 4 for a 5 o'clock leave. Not hot but better. Difficult drive to describe. 12 hours of variable road from tar to nothing. Over 3 mountain passes. Barlacha pass 4600 metres, one no one remembers and Taglangla at 5300 metres, second highest pass in the world. Who ...

The highest blog entry we'll ever write.

A travel blog entry by eladnelvire

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... and practice, until it all become a big mess in our heads.
The architecture of these monasteries (which from the 15th century onwards were consistently built high in the hills, overlooking the villages) was a sight to behold -- again, we'll try to comment once we can illustrate our words with photos and sketches. Witnessing the monks in prayer was a very moving part of the experience. On another cross-cultural note, Elad was assailed by ...

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