Ladakh, often called “the land of mountain passes,” is located in the fractious region of northwest Jammu and Kashmir in India. The region is encircled by various mountain ranges and is known for its stunning Himalayan views, and numerous monasteries. Find out more in this Ladakh travel guide.
Travel photography across Ladakh arid snow capped mountains, old Tibetan Buddhist monasteries, amazing tribes and camels in a cold desert.
When you visualise deserts, chances are the first visuals that come to mind is the vast emptiness of the Sahara, with its extremely hot temperatures, or closer here in India, the famed Thar desert. Until I ended up in Hunder, in the Nubra valley. I've seen plenty of photographs and friends recount their experiences travelling
The Nubra Valley, Ladakh, is a vast stretch of heartwarming attractions running through Ladakh. Also known as the Orchard of Ladakh or the Valley of
Want to take a dip in the hot springs in India. Here is a list that you can follow and rejuvenate yourself.
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A photo essay featuring images that capture the beauty of Ladakh, one of India's most photogenic regions, in the heart of Himalayas.
From snowy peaks to luxurious palaces, these stunning pre-wedding photoshoot locations in India will save you travel time while ensuring you make a splash online!
With the onset of summer, lots of people are looking for some blessed relief from the scorching heat of the sun. So why not escape to one of the many hill stations in India? Cool mountain breezes, and lush green valleys beckon you here.
Taken at Nubra Valley, Ladakh, in the Indian Himalaya. The camels seen here are the double-humped Bactrian variants, descendants of those that plied the old Silk Road centuries ago between China and the Mediterranean. Sand dunes are a common feature in this valley, and camels pad along over the sand with snow-capped peaks behind them. The wind whips the sand and dust up around their feet and over the dunes creating halos and whirling eddies that are difficult to capture on camera but enormously rewarding when one gets it right.
We've driven all around the world but nowhere comes close to the beauty of Kashmir. From the lush green forests of Gulmarg to the barren...
Ladakh conjures up for me a land of stark mountain ranges, serene high-altitude lakes, and blue skies with cold desert landscapes.
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