Spic n Span Hotel Leh
Old Road Leh, Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, 194101, India
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Driving up the world highest road
... mobile, whilst going fast around sharp bends with a 2,000 meter drop below!
When we got to the top of the pass it was snowing so we didn't hang around long, not that there is much to do there anyway!
I have had a great time in India, although I have only really seen a small part of it I have really liked what I have seen. The people in Ladkah are really nice, down to earth and they don't hassle you at all. ...
Tracking Snow Leopard at Hemis National Park
... projects for biodiversity conservation and rural livelihood improvement in Ladakh, including the Hemis National Park, such as Project Snow Leopard for Conserving the entire Himalayan biosphere. The project was initiated by the department in 2004 and was formally launched on 20 February 2009. Ladakh Eco tourism Project Ladakh Homestays: A program for providing tourists with access to homestays in local villagers' residences (source of additional income). Nature Guide Training ...
Ladakh and the Himalayas
We arrived here by plane from Srinagar, a quick 30 minute flight. My one stipulation of coming to Kashmir was that we wouldn't take any of the highways in and out of Srinagar for the danger of militant attacks. So, the plane it was. I’m not sure what would have been more dangerous in the end though – the spectacular landing into Leh airport enclosed by 5000m – 7000m high mountains, or the highway skirting the Pakistan/India Line of Control.
Leh is nestled in ...
Geographical Chess
... 1493;ג הישרא 00;י היה מצחיק וסה"כ נחמד
יש המון ישראל 97;ם באיזו 12; הצפונ 97; של הודו ונדמה לי ...
On the hill
... than anywhere else in the world. Lots of young Europeans in the area we are. We are in a guest house at 400 Rs 8$AUD. Should be interesting but I think it's bring your own towel, toilet paper and hot water. There is no electricity at the moment. Last time the room or bathroom was cleaned it was to celebrate the departure of the British. Why travel with the young? Dinner of excellent Tibetian food at the Faulty Towers of Leh ... You ...



