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So near
Yet so far. The far reaching himalayas as far as the eye can see. The barren lands of Ladakh are the harshest of environments with temperatures ranging from 40°C (summers) to -60°C (winters).
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Baralachala
This pass is the 2nd pass after Manali crossing over Rohtang and towards Leh. Situated at a height of 16500ft above MSL, rivers Chandra and Bhaga originate from here and is known as The Chenab further down south.
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Elements
Snow, Sand, Rocks and a blue sky amidst mighty mountains.
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Undersea Mountains
The himalayan ranges were formed when the Indian subcontinent collided with the Asian landmass millions of years ago. The ladakh region is a testament of this having sculptures that were once under the sea.
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Colorful Worlds
The terrains of Ladakh are awe inspiring. Each mountain has its own colors and minerals.
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