Ladakh – India’s “little Tibet”: Don’t Come If You Like Leisure!

A travel photo album with interesting sharing about the land of Ladakh (India) will definitely increase your travel inspiration and want to carry your suitcase today! Tibet 'of India: Don't come if you like to relax! Ladakh has long been dubbed the "Little Tibet" of India because of its overwhelming beauty with the snow-capped peaks, surrounded by The vast ripple of clouds creates a half-dream half-dream scene. Not only that, this place also captures the hearts of all those who have come here because of the strange blue sky and cool, sometimes chilly winds. Standing anywhere in Ladakh, you can feel the closeness and pristine nature of nature - a rare feeling that is difficult to find in this day. However, this is not a place you want to be. You can come or just book a plane and be gentle, to get to Ladakh you need more than that

. Much here is not money, but patience, determination, a passionate heart for exploration and tireless walking legs. Recently, a young friend named Nhi Dang has made people sit idle. yen because my journey to discover Ladakh is so wonderful According to the information on Facebook, Nhi Dang is currently doing a lot of work related to art such as videographer, photographer, food video blogger and traveler too.



With her excellent travel album, the surprisingly beautiful photo album titled "Lost in Ladakh" with the enthusiastic, specific but interesting sharing of Nhi Dang has earned more than 2k likes and countless shares. after just one day. Let's see the moments of "heavenly fairyland" and feel the special experience of this girl! What I feel most relieved is the window on the plane. And the real trip has begun! I saw by the window clouds drifting past, exposing the mountains gradually seducing the eyes of the people behind the square. The captain landed the plane very smoothly in applause ending the flight from Delhi to Leh - a town of Ladakh, North India.The feeling of stepping down at the airport was a clear blue sky, cool air, Surrounding the arrogant mountains are somewhat silently dangerous, the uniforms of soldiers, military fences everywhere are enough to show the importance of the border areas bordering China, Afghanistan, Pakistan. When afternoon fell, the town of Leh slowly sank into the shadow of the mountain At Leh, the most commonly said word is "Juleh", a magical word with many meanings: Hello, thank you, goodbye! "The journey of life is longthe path unknown".



Life is an unpredictable road.) This sentence is taken from a sign on Ladakh. Instead of warning signs, they often use puns, or impressive quotes like: “Life is short , don't make it shorter ”,“ After whiskey, driving risky ”… .After 8 hours of bumpy road, through many terrain From the arid rocky mountains, the sloping meadows, the rivers and streams ... in the dry, dry lips, in front of my eyes was Tso Kiagar, like cold layered ribbons waiting for the sun to spread out the lines. to add grandeur.



Only about 30km away from Tsomoriri.Tsomoriri appeared before her eyes! The lake was clear and rich vegetation until it was completely frozen in winter, from November. Photo taken at 0 o'clock at night. They both lay in bed, covered in sleeping bags, leaving only the nose to breathe. . I am fiddling with my camera, opening a window, enough for the angle to catch 30 seconds, the galaxy clearly visible in front of me. The rushing wind was numb, my head was a bit dizzy whenever I turned or moved. I watched my breath break, then become long, smoke, then fly up, seeming to gather into clouds and then accidentally crumbling into tiny spots in the sky soaring.



What world is this ?! I feel small, a simple peace, a strange serenity ... I just want to see forever, see that starry world from a dark window. rest for a rainy day. All day the rain withered gut, liver and mood. He was so wilted that he gave a double round bridge to comfort the vulnerable children !!! There are many famous monasteries and Buddhism here that deeply affect the people.Each family in Ladakh is send a son of them ordained as a lama and ordained.



They were sent to monasteries when they were 5 or 6 years old to educate and train like monks and spend their entire lives studying and studying Buddhism. Just like that, generation after generation. Historically, this area is of Tibetan descent and contains many Buddhist monasteries. Therefore, Ladakh is also known as "Little Tibet". After a day of rest and recovery at Leh, we started the adventure again to Zanskar - a land that had been isolated for centuries, hiding. among the Himalayas.

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