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Leh, Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, 9200-126, India

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Tracking Snow Leopard at Hemis National Park

A travel blog entry by desarkarpartha

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That night in the dining tent we toasted the snow leopard, toasted Thandup and toasted ourselves. The fact that we’d had such a day with this mystical cat was remarkable and special. But more importantly we toasted the Snow Leopard Conservancy and the local people of this region who were now helping to protect their spectacular and iconic “Ghost of the Mountain”. May there be many more generations of snow leopards in the cold valleys of Hemis National ...

My last days at SECMOL

A travel blog entry by j0dibr00k

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Although I have been in SECMOL for three and half months now and there are certain things that have driven me bonkers, and let's face it most of you know that isn't the longest drive. I am super sad to leave. My last day feels especially gloomy because tomorrow I will be sharing my ride to the airport with Dorje the SECMOL dog. Jonathon his dad has a place in Dharasala that he is going to. Dorje has taught ...

Ladakh and the Himalayas

A travel blog entry by hilary_todd

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... was just too much to bear, and a flight sounded like a much more sensible option. We had had enough of the mountains for now and we were ready to get back to crazy India again. So the next day we were off. The day was absolutely stunning and we got to watch for an hour out the window as we flew across the mighty, mighty freshly snowcapped Himalayas. It was just amazing. They really do just stretch on forever.

Next blog we’re back to the real India again - and the holy city of Amritsar. ...

Geographical Chess

A travel blog entry by eladnelvire

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... 14 97;ם. ובכל השלוח 93;ת והמדר 93;נות פזורי 01; רסיסי 01; כבירי 01; - עדות להתנג 13;ות עוצמת 97;ת שהציב 92; ...

Delhi to Leh

A travel blog entry by kmnoble

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... station and a popular Indian tourist destination in the summer. It was really pretty with plenty of colonial style buildings built into the hills, and very clean as there are bylaws against spitting in public and littering (thank goodness!). We hiked up one of the hills above the town to a temple, which was nice enough, but the trail had so many monkeys on it that people at the bottom of the hill rented out big sticks to take for beating the monkeys away if they ...

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