The monasteries near Leh are worth a look, though some are badly kept. Thiksay is the best I liked, on a hill close by. But the serenity is amazing. No more words.
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Th pictures in the blog are quite awesome. I feel jealous about the trip to Leh. Wish I were there!
Thanks, Vinod. You can visit it sometime.
Ladakh is no doubt a good place to explore. I had been there through http://www.tourismladakh.com and they gave me good experience. Since then i am looking for the blogs who share there travel view.
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