My Best Friend Jyoti has just visited Ladak and She has sent me few amazing photos of Ladak.
Ladakh or La-Dags, meaning "land of high passes". Ladakh is a place where travelers attracts with its natural scene & senery. From all over the world, who come seeking glimpses of a life ordered by Himalayan Buddhism. It is a region of Jammu and Kashmir, the northernmost state of the Republic of India. A land of ancient monasteries, austere Buddhists, friendly locals, and stunning landscapes, Ladakh remains cut off from the rest of the world during the winter months. The Karakoram and the Great Himalayas - world’s two most powerful mountain ranges make Ladakh a much preferred adventure destination.
Here are the few Ladakh Photos which are really very nice. I think you will surely amaze with these photos. Truly Amazing Place in India.
Ladakh or La-Dags, meaning "land of high passes". Ladakh is a place where travelers attracts with its natural scene & senery. From all over the world, who come seeking glimpses of a life ordered by Himalayan Buddhism. It is a region of Jammu and Kashmir, the northernmost state of the Republic of India. A land of ancient monasteries, austere Buddhists, friendly locals, and stunning landscapes, Ladakh remains cut off from the rest of the world during the winter months. The Karakoram and the Great Himalayas - world’s two most powerful mountain ranges make Ladakh a much preferred adventure destination.
Here are the few Ladakh Photos which are really very nice. I think you will surely amaze with these photos. Truly Amazing Place in India.
An aerial view of the Himalayas as the flight from New Delhi prepares to land in Leh.
A vendor of dried fruit and nuts sits at the Leh market wearing the traditional Brokpa costume and headgear, waiting for customers.
Vegetable vendors display their wares in the main market of Leh. During the harsh winter months, supply of fresh vegetables and poultry to Ladakh is completely cut off.
Changla Pass, at 5,360 meters, is proudly proclaimed the third-highest motorable pass in the world.
A young Ladakhi woman carries her small daughter in the customary manner.
Cloudscapes at Pangong Lake, situated at an elevation of 4,250 meters and stretching 134km — only a third of the lake is in India, with the rest in Tibet.
Reflections of the mountains on a dull grey morning near Pangong Lake.
Young monks in training during an early morning prayer session at the Thiksey monastery near Leh.
At the confluence of the Zanskar and Indus rivers, near the village of Nimmo, an hour’s drive from Leh.
The other high-altitude lake of Ladakh, Tso Moriri, whose waters change color with the whims of the sunlight.
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