Leh Inns - Reviews and Rates

I slept very well - no alt-effects. The day seemed to be lovely, but it was quite cold - I think it was around 10C in the room. Padma brought me some chapati with gem & butter and proposed to prepare me some for take-out - reminds me a mom or something! I refused and prepared my one chapati-butter-gem burritos wrapped in aluminum paper. LP s...

Nous avons louer une moto pour nous ballader le long de l'Indus, un fleuve sacrer .
Nous partons en conpagnie de scott, un americain de 21ans originaire de Californie et en voyage depuis plusieurs mois. une chance pour Manu, il parle un Francais parfait car il a etudier 2ans en france. Cela pemet a manu de perfectionner son anglais. il faut d...

We spent a couple of days in Leh adjusting to the altitude and planning the trek we were to take through the Ladakhi outback. We decided on the eight-day Markha Valley trek and being as frugal as we were decided to rough it alone without the amenities most Westerners use (guides/cooks and donkeys to carry all the tents and gear). The trek starte...

... in which our hero hitchhikes across the highest road in the world, rides a two-humped camel in a 3000m-high desert and witnesses the full-on horror of the monsoon... LEH Imagine a cute green agricultural valley town, surrounded by barren mountains, with a palace on a hill and a few Buddhist stupas scattered across the area, and overrun by re...

20th July 2003, 9 am Rubal's hairbrush missing. Someone somewhere (ranging from the roof top of an army truck, to the Indus river, to a nomad on the More plains) is going to get a hairbrush falling on their heads very soon, I suspect. I hope they wouldn't put too much thought into it. It's just Rubal's! Relax. 20th July 2003, 12 noon, Hansraj gu...