Dear Subrata. Thank you for your feedback. I wanted to let you know that we have posted some new travel stories that you may want to look at. (https://travelopher.com/category/travel-stories). I look forward to your feedback.
Dear Bobby. Thank you for your feedback. I wanted to let you know that we have posted some new travel stories that you may want to look at. (https://travelopher.com/category/travel-stories). I look forward to your feedback.
Ganguli dear – Read it twice. For the description as well as the images. Captivating – thanks for sharing. Would have loved to see Aahans drawing of the bird. Haven’t camped ever in harsh conditions so just curious – lighting up a fire wasn’t a possibility? Or was it going to be too temporary and inadequate for the cold. How come the lake was so deserted except for the horses etc. Many more questions which I will save for a later day. Keep traveling and writing-serving us vicarious pleasure and some helpful nudge to take our own mini adventures. The repeated reminder about breathlessness and headache was appropriate reality check!
Thank you, Sankalp for this beautiful note. Your questions are very pertinent; hence I feel compelled to answer them, pls forgive the intrusion. The lake-side is extremely windy, hence lighting a fire becomes very hard. Also, vegetation is very sparse in Ladakh, as it is a cold desert, so you’d hardly ever see trees – logs/twigs/wood are very hard to come by to these parts. This also compounds the problem of breathlessness. Tso Moriri, in particular, is very remote, we had to drive many hours through entirely rocky terrains to reach here. But once you do reach, it will be a sight; you’d never forget.
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Beautifully written… I could almost feel the beauty and the cold.
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Excellent photos and travelogue.
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Thank you Subrata. Glad you liked it.
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Dear Subrata. Thank you for your feedback. I wanted to let you know that we have posted some new travel stories that you may want to look at. (https://travelopher.com/category/travel-stories). I look forward to your feedback.
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Loved it,, amazingily captured beauty of nature
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Thank you for your comment. Glad you liked our story.
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Dear Bobby. Thank you for your feedback. I wanted to let you know that we have posted some new travel stories that you may want to look at. (https://travelopher.com/category/travel-stories). I look forward to your feedback.
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Ganguli dear – Read it twice. For the description as well as the images. Captivating – thanks for sharing. Would have loved to see Aahans drawing of the bird. Haven’t camped ever in harsh conditions so just curious – lighting up a fire wasn’t a possibility? Or was it going to be too temporary and inadequate for the cold. How come the lake was so deserted except for the horses etc. Many more questions which I will save for a later day. Keep traveling and writing-serving us vicarious pleasure and some helpful nudge to take our own mini adventures. The repeated reminder about breathlessness and headache was appropriate reality check!
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Thank you Sankalp for the detailed comment and glad you liked our story. As for the questions, I would take them up when we meet.
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Thank you, Sankalp for this beautiful note. Your questions are very pertinent; hence I feel compelled to answer them, pls forgive the intrusion. The lake-side is extremely windy, hence lighting a fire becomes very hard. Also, vegetation is very sparse in Ladakh, as it is a cold desert, so you’d hardly ever see trees – logs/twigs/wood are very hard to come by to these parts. This also compounds the problem of breathlessness. Tso Moriri, in particular, is very remote, we had to drive many hours through entirely rocky terrains to reach here. But once you do reach, it will be a sight; you’d never forget.
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Dear Sankalp. Thank you for your feedback. I wanted to let you know that we have posted some new travel stories that you may want to look at. (https://travelopher.com/category/travel-stories). I look forward to your feedback.
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