An old Tibetan saying translates to, “The highest art is the art of living an ordinary life in an extraordinary manner”. In our seemingly ordinary lives, it is up to us to make those extraordinary choices that breathe life into our existence. So, let’s make
One…Two…Three – take a deep breath. A vision of blue with streaks of mountain grays and browns, speckled with the whitest clouds and patches of green spread all over. That’s what you see when you reach Tso Moriri. The half-moon shore, with tiny pebbles and
Khardung La, one of the mightiest passes in the world, stands tall like an uncrowned king in the rugged and rustic terrain of Ladakh. It sits as a big item in the checklist of every Ladakh traveler. In fact, it is the second most visited
Nubra Valley is the home to beautiful landscapes, postcard-villages, and a part of the ancient silk route. It sits on the bucket list of every traveler who has ever dreamed of visiting Ladakh. When you actually visit Nubra Valley, you realize that it’s a lot
Introduction to Turtuk Where is Turtuk? Turtuk is located in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh which is one of the most rustic & beautiful regions of our country. It’s a border village and quite close to the line of control between India and Pakistan. It
“First view of World Famous Pangong Lake,” said a huge yellow milestone as I witnessed the first glimpse of pristine blue Pangong Tso from far. It looked like a dot in the rustic landscape. My heart was pounding as I was about to behold the
