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Wow is the word! A lot of respect to these hardworking people.

Ahhh Isha it is so good to see your video of our experience in Srinagar! I was so sad when I found out I lost all my footage of our adventure together, so this brings back tons of memories! Really was such a beautiful trip! Need to catch up soon my friend! ❤

I guess you are frd of Devyani di? It's correct.

I know u I guess.

Having a alone tour is like healing.

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Hiii, where is this in Shoja?

“Tum” bahut hi tum-tum bolti ho .. tou tumko tum bolna bahut pasand h… 😂

Very nice explained every part,. 😍

You are daring... Good luck for next adventure

This place is magnificent! Watching this just makes me feel good my friend! Great filming

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Soothing , .....Sublime.......submerge in Nature.....in fact The Tree House in Sainj seems full of More Peaceful , Not Extravagant Luxurious , & refreshing Greenery than Tree houses of Jibhi /Tandi......!!!

If you not only want to explore the villages around India Pak border but also wish to stay there for a more offbeat experience then go for this 7 days itinerary that's a mix of touristy and offbeat 😊👇 Day 1: Arrive in Leh. Rest and relax to acclimatize to the high altitude. Drink plenty of water and avoid strenuous activities. Day 2: Explore Leh and surrounding places. Do remember that not all places can be and should be covered in 1 day so choose what you would like to see. Leh palace, Leh market, Shanti Stupa, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Hall of fame, Sangam, Hemis monastery, Magnetic hill and more. Day 3: Leh to Nubra valley. Start early from Leh towards Nubra Valley via the Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable passes in the world. Visit Diskit monastery on the way to Turtuk. Day 4: Explore Turtuk Experience the cultural diversity, scenic beauty, and historical significance of the Turtuk in a more authentic and offbeat way. Do try Baltistani cuisine and apricots there. Day 5: Explore Thang and Hunder Leave from Turtuk and visit Thang, which is the last Indian village. After Thang, reach Hunder and experience a ride on double humped camels in the sand dunes there. Day 6: Hunder to Pangong Lake Start early from Hunder and reach Pangong Lake and relive the iconic scenes from the movie "3 Idiots" that were filmed at Pangong Lake. Stay here overnight. Day 7: Leave from Pangong for Leh and visit Thiksey monastery on the way. Checkout the detailed itinerary on my channel

If you want to go a bit offbeat and explore the villages close to India Pak border then 6 days in Ladakh is what you should aim for. Here's an itinerary for you😊👇 Day 1: Arrive in Leh. Rest and relax to acclimatize to the high altitude. Drink plenty of water and avoid strenuous activities. Day 2: Explore Leh and surrounding places. Do remember that not all places can be and should be covered in 1 day so choose what you would like to see. Leh palace, Leh market, Shanti Stupa, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Hall of fame, Sangam, Hemis monastery, Magnetic hill and more. Day 3: Leh to Nubra valley. Start early from Leh towards Nubra Valley via the Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable passes in the world. Visit Diskit monastery on the way to Hunder. Experience a ride on double humped camels in the sand dunes of Hunder. Day 4: Day trip from Hunder to Turtuk and Thang. These offbeat villages are close to India Pak border. A day trip to these villages allows you to experience the cultural diversity, scenic beauty, and historical significance of the region in a more authentic and offbeat way. Day 5: Hunder to Pangong Lake. Start early from Hunder and reach Pangong Lake and relive the iconic scenes from the movie "3 Idiots" that were filmed at Pangong Lake. Stay here overnight. Day 6: Leave from Pangong for Leh and visit Thiksey monastery on the way. Checkout the detailed itinerary on my channel 😊 #lehladakh #ladakhtourism #travelgoals #pangonglake #tripishcommunity

Do you know any car rental in Leh?

Last week, I shared a 4 days Ladakh itinerary, however, if you still have less number of days to explore but looking for a bit relaxed experience then here's a 5 days Ladakh itinerary for you😊✨ Day 1: Arrive in Leh. Rest and relax to acclimatize to the high altitude. Drink plenty of water and avoid strenuous activities. Day 2: Explore Leh and surrounding places. Do remember that not all places can be and should be covered in 1 day so choose what you would like to see. Leh palace, Leh market, Shanti Stupa, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Hall of fame, Sangam, Hemis monastery, Magnetic hill and more. Day 3: Leh to Nubra valley. Start early from Leh towards Nubra Valley via the Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable passes in the world. Visit Diskit monastery on the way to Hunder. Experience a ride on double humped camels in the sand dunes of Hunder. Day 4: Nubra valley to Pangong Lake. Start early from Hunder and reach Pangong Lake and relive the iconic scenes from the movie "3 Idiots" that were filmed at Pangong Lake. Stay here overnight. Day 5: Leave from Pangong for Leh and visit Thiksey monastery on the way. Checkout the detailed itinerary on my channel 😊

If you are planning to visit Ladakh this year but have less number of days, do not worry! Here's a 4 days Ladakh itinerary for you😊✨ Day 1: Arrive in Leh Rest and relax to acclimatize to the high altitude. Drink plenty of water and avoid strenuous activities. Day 2: Explore Leh and surrounding places Do remember that not all places can be and should be covered in 1 day so choose what you would like to see. Leh palace, Leh market, Shanti Stupa, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Hall of fame, Sangam, Hemis monastery, Thiksey monastery, Magnetic hill and more. Day 3: Leh to Nubra valley Start early from Leh towards Nubra Valley via the Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable passes in the world. Visit Diskit monastery on the way to Hunder. Experience a ride on double humped camels in the sand dunes of Hunder. Day 4: Nubra valley to Pangong Lake Start early from Hunder and reach Pangong Lake and relive the iconic scenes from the movie "3 Idiots" that were filmed at Pangong Lake. Checkout the detailed video with Ladakh itineraries for 4, 5, 6, 7 and 10 days on my channel.

U r awesome!! Go girl more power to u!!!😊

Breathtaking scenery my friend!

Very nice mam ❤❤

Super cool 😎

Beautiful landscape, heartwarming behaviour of people and your visits filled with warmth, eagerness and adaptability with friendly Foreign tourists and locals. All that was beautifully woven in this visual. Very nice coverage of the places you visited. 😇👌🏻👍🏻

Maza aa gaya 👌

Bahut achcha

Lovely seeing you exploring and enjoying a new excursion dear. The star gazing experience seems to have been mesmerising. The night sky looked so dreamy and celestial. 👌🏻💖

Long gap

Welcome back Sweet heart ♥️ Kya kya sikha? Sa sa😂 Nice vlog 👌

Welcome back 😁

Welcome leh lsha ge

Ahh my postcard is from here ? 😇🤗

Hi

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It is beautiful😍❤✨

Mein tumhe janta hu

Promo-SM

Veriy good

So interesting seeing this whole process with you 😁

Saffron is the most expensive spice in the world. This time I got to witness the harvest of saffron popularly known as kesar. Kesar harvesting time is only 1 month, mid October to mid November. The saffron fields blossom with beautiful purple flowers and each flower has just 3 strands of kesar. To get 1 gm of kesar, 300 such flowers need to get plucked manually, then the strands need to be dried for a day or two and then we get this beauty. Kesar is grown only in 3 parts of the world, India, Spain and Iran. Kashmiri kesar is considered to be the best one❤ As we all know, the less, the rare is always expensive, so is kesar. We had a tin of kesar in front of us that had 2kgs of kesar and costed INR. 6 lacs. What would you go for? Gold or Kesar? 😉 Follow for more. #saffron #kashmir #kesar #gold

Love from Kashmir ♥️

Good 😊😮

Your and tales of odesssy are my inspiration

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Wonderful girl 👍😎