Nubra Valley
Khardungla opened the doors of the car and started to blow a cold breeze. I covered my face with muffler and cut off the carpet and dropped off the car. The feeling of having the first leg here was fantastic. It was hard to believe that I was standing at the same height of the Everest base camp. I walked around alone. All those who came here were going to the photographs near the signboards, one by one. I would like to see people taking pictures of these different gestures when I visit. I took a few pictures and called Sohag and took a bowl of noodles to sit in the car. After 10 minutes all of us came back to Nubra Valley.
On the way from Khardungla
The road to Khardungla was bad at the end of the road, when the road was too bad, the road was terrible. I saw the thin layer of ice on the mountain of hands. This is my ice from near. After fifteen minutes we came down a lot and found the road a bit better. Sharif boosted the speed of the car. We kept going through the spinning way. About half an hour later we stopped in front of an army check post called North Pullu. On the way to Nubra Valley, foreign passports have to be shown on two check posts, before a Khardungla, South Pullu and another Khardungala after North Pullu. We gave Sharif the photocopy of the permit and our passport. After Sharif returned, we started the journey again. I was sitting in the front and behind eachbody's story, and I only switched the nature of the two sides and occasionally I was joining the story behind. I could not understand the time when I was passing. At around 2pm we came to Khardung village and stopped the food at a shop in the street. The name of this village is named after the name of this village.
North Pullu
The Khardung village is considered to be a village of Ruppatha to me. On the side of the road, the hills are beautifully arranged in the hills, on the other side, the plain land of green grains on the side of the road, then the continuous rush of the hilly river and the gray hills standing on top of the head. It seems as if I had a picture drawn by the artist in my dream. One of the two villages that I enjoyed at the whole tour is the Khardung. I started making soup and noodles orders with the shop owner. They were very surprised to hear that we went to Bangladesh. There was a small child who was a big fan of Bangladesh's cricket. Suddenly thousands of miles away from the country wondered how a little bit for the country.
The village of Rupkatha is called Khardung
After we finished eating everything, we started the journey again. The more the
roads leading to the front, the more we become. All my words are out of stock while describing the road of Ladakh. Only a sorrow in their own mind would wake up, they kept such a beautiful and smooth road in such a remote area, and we can not afford Bandarban in our infinite beauty. After some distance, the road turned into a narrow path in a narrow mountain, on which the shaft is one curved around 180 degrees. In this way, we entered Nubra Valley with a turn of about 90 degrees. Here, in the car around the hills, the river Shikai and its beauty saw everyone stop the car together. We stopped by car to stop the road near Sharif Street and we got down from the car. We spent half an hour there and took a lot of photos and we got in the car.
Nubra entrance moment
After going a bit, the car continued again and again on the curved twisted path. This way I found a way from the top to the very nice to me. Looking at the road from top to bottom, I went on thinking about the atomic method of my Dalton. Walking around in the circular way, the electron center was not about to match, but we did not go to the center of the vicinity of our car and traveled around and came out of the circular road on its side. We walked down the valley almost. On the right side, Shayak, the mountainous river, is roaming roasting.
At around 4pm we reached Nubra Diskutit village. There is a Buddhist temple on the hill here. It is extraordinary to see this huge temple located on the creek in the cave on the hill. I wonder about how this structure was built about 700 years ago in such a remote area. And after so many years it has survived in the meantime. We took a few pictures from the car. Then we went on the hill road and went to the square of a huge Buddha statue. The height of Buddha statue was more than 100 feet and its construction began in 2006. The statue has been mounted on the hills towards Karakorum ranges of Pakistan, thinking that Pakistan does not have to fight with it anymore.
Diskette's Mistress
106 feet tall Buddha statue
The whole Nubra Valley looked uphill from the hills. In the light of the sunshine, the mountainous peaks of golden color are golden color, the mountains of the Nubra on the foothills of the green tree, the clouds on the blue sky as well as the clouds on the blue sky, as well as the expanses of the Himel wind, will not take a moment to shuffle the mind of any human. One of the main attractions of Ladakh seems to me that this unique blue sky and the shadow of the clouds on the mountain. Due to the shortage of time, we did not go in. Now we went to Nubra Valley for the purpose of Honda's other village.
From the peak of the hill of Exeter, Nubra Valley
I do not remember the reason of laughter but the smiles remain
Honda is located about 14 kilometers away from Diskit. We went to Honda and we went to Nubra's famous sand dune known as Sand Dunes. The main attraction here is to roam the back of the two kus with a camel in a small desert similar to that. These two khuj-type camels are usually found in Mongolia, Kazakhstan and this Nubra Valley. The ancient Silk Route used to carry goods for trade on merchants through merchandise. It would be worth 300 rupees more for our camel's return but it would bring only one turn. So five of us left the plan. We walked there from one head to the other, we climbed the sand, we chatted till about the evening. Although the height of the nubera was more than 10000 feet above the sea level, I felt like the plane. It was again that I told Sohag that when people fall down from 18,000 feet to 10000 feet, 10000 feet height seems flat.
Two buds of camel
Honda's Sand Dunes
By the evening, we returned again to Honda's village. Sharif first took us to a guest house, but there was not enough room for us, but later we took the oldgok guest house and another guest house. There, we took three rooms for a night, including dinner and morning breakfast, at 600 rupees per person. I thought room rent in such a remote area would definitely be a lot. But it would have been so cheap to get it out of hope. Another thing that surprised me was that every guest house in this remote area was a free WiFi, with its speed and much more. For this reason, we have got the Yojan Yojana ahead of us in India tourism.
From the garden of the guest house
The guest house was very friendly to all of us. In front of the garden there were many flowering trees with apples. And in the evening, from the rooftop of the guest house to the middle of the two mountains, the entire valley in the full moon in the light of the moonlight seemed to be a background of the novel, which is possible only in the imagination of the author. On that night a local cultural festival was going on in that village. After the evening, Sohag, Manjunath and sculptor went there. I was sitting in the garden and enjoying the quietness of the night. After an hour when they returned, we spent an extraordinary one day eating dinner and chatting for about 11 hours.
Trying to catch the moon camera on the roof of the guest house
Sitting in the garden with the clouds and the moon hide
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