 | Spiti Valley, India |
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... the same driver and graciously accepted his offer to the crossroad town of Gramphoo. The road to Gramphoo traveled through desolate Spiti Valley, around glacial boulders, over landslides (our no-show bus was stuck between two of them), and up and over ...
... was thin, cool and very dry. You could feel yourself dehydrating quickly. Lips, skin and head really need protection up here. SPITI VALLEY The trip further up the valley was somewhat of an ordeal, in a few ways. Firstly, a huge landslide had taken ...
... sleep in a dhaba at Keylong, I didn't start the day's 12hr journey feeling too tough. As we descended Kunzum La Pass into Spiti Valley via a series of incredibly tight hairpin bends, I swore out loud for the first time in a bus when, with my front-seat ...
... over the Rohtang pass leaving behind the lush green valley that houses Manali and instead reaching the 'Moonscape' of the barren Spiti valley. Well, I say 'moonscape' as that's how it is always described but both Iain and I agreed that it was ...
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