The Hardest Mounting to climb is the one Within

Hello Everyone,

Thanks a lot for all your love on the previous post with beautiful photographs from Ladakh India. In todays post I have bought the best views of never ending view of mountains again. Every single click is unique and beautiful.

The below photograph is near Diskit Monastery. The landscape is an amazing creation of nature, the slopes on the mountains look like the sand slides, and the foot of the mountains opens to big flat ground. When I clicked the photograph the clouds were covering the flat land and exposed the mountains to the sunlight. Else both mountains and the land would look in same color.

All the photographs are my work and were captured using my smartphone Samsung s9 and edits on photoshop express android application.

Below on is when nearing the height of 4200 Meters above the sea level and we were still climbing. Do you see the beautiful valley leading to the snow capped mountain. A beautiful view for lifetime.

Now we were at 5359 meters height, The Worlds Highest Motorable Road
and the mountain range is guarded by the brave Siachen Warriors

The exact opposite view of the previous photograph. Looks like the mountain is enjoying one side snow and the other side like a bare bald view. May be the sun hits too strong on one side to melt down the snow quickly.

One more of the kind, but the click was from higher altitudes.

The next few photographs are one of the mountain roads carved between the valley.

Do you see the lines on the mountains ?? oh yes these are the roads that help us climb the height of 5359 meters. The roads and the snow covers were looking like a life time memory that would always make me feel alive.

At the bottom are the Indian Army Convoy the helped break the snow and ice on the roads. They had those heavy chains circled the tires to break the frozen ground and help the cars and busses not to slip easily. Amazing people.

Here is the close look of those roads. Do you see the width of the road and no guarding rails on the other side ? scary right, but these drivers are so used to it that they drive like its just another day. But our hearts were all the way in our mouth.

Look at these locals, guess they were here for the fixing work and having their mountain lunch time. If we wave our hands they use to feel so happy.

As we crawl down the roads, the view never ends, that curves look so amazing.

One view of the road condition, this is because of constant landslides in the area.

These photographs are down at 3000 meters altitude, looks pretty and normal.

The view of the Stok village from the Stok palace

Clouds again, and those are the mountains I crossed previous day.
I carry them always in me.

Hope you enjoyed the photographs and the landscape views of Himalayan range.
Have a great day all :) :)