#khaltsey

Communication is key to success... #leh Don’t Be The Gama, In the land of Lama...Series continues On the way to Leh you may happen to meet strangers, but when you start understanding that land, it’s culture and the people. That’s where you actually bond and get the real feel of the place. Here we stopped for a while and gave a nice bath to our adventure Duster Car. Meanwhile I visited traditional homes of the locals and met this pretty lady who gifted me a beautiful flower. Moment deserved a nice selfie... As you saw in my earlier post we were 204kms away from Leh and almost 105kms to khaltsey. #leh #khaltsey #lehtribes #ladakh_lovers #ladakhtourism #ladakhdiaries #xtremeroads #vaishaliseta #lehladakhroadtrip #khalse #khaltsemarket #khaltsi (at Khaltsi Post Office) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAcTIxCnOl7/?igshid=1k71tv6obysu0

NH1... Don’t be the Gama, In the land of Lama...series continues Now #khaltsey was altogether a very different town on the way Leh, at the elevation of 9800ft high above the sea level. Quite reach town, we had our lunch at Khaltsey and it was delicious punjabi cuisine because mostly you will get Maggie on any dhaba around. Entering Khaltse by the road from Srinigar, it is clear, one is entering the heartland of Buddhism with its chortens or small stupas, mani stones and prayer flags. Upstream from Khalatse, and downstream on the right bank of the Indus, the people are almost all Buddhist. The ones downstream are mostly Brokpa or Dards. Khalatse is also famous for its apricots. Beautiful side of the town, it was surrounded with mountains and quite cozy place it’s won’t some time. And you may even opt khaltsey for a night stay. #leh #lehladakhdiaries #lamaland #buddhistquotes #buddhistwisdom #xtremeroads #vaishaliseta (at Leh Ladakh - The Land of High Passes) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAcAJ72HYkL/?igshid=1hucijs4zvgdh

NH1... Don’t be the Gama, In the land of Lama...series continues Now #khaltsey was altogether a very different town on the way Leh, at the elevation of 9800ft high above the sea level. Quite reach town, we had our lunch at Khaltsey and it was delicious punjabi cuisine because mostly you will get Maggie on any dhaba around. Entering Khaltse by the road from Srinigar, it is clear, one is entering the heartland of Buddhism with its chortens or small stupas, mani stones and prayer flags. Upstream from Khalatse, and downstream on the right bank of the Indus, the people are almost all Buddhist. The ones downstream are mostly Brokpa or Dards. Khalatse is also famous for its apricots. Beautiful side of the town, it was surrounded with mountains and quite cozy place it’s won’t some time. And you may even opt khaltsey for a night stay. #leh #lehladakhdiaries #lamaland #buddhistquotes #buddhistwisdom #xtremeroads #vaishaliseta (at Leh Ladakh - The Land of High Passes) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAcAJ72HYkL/?igshid=1hucijs4zvgdh