Lavender Fields And Triangles Were As Beautiful As The Foreground In The Forgotten Village

It's Turtuk, a tiny village nestled among the snow-capped peaks of India's remote northwestern Ladakh region. This place is the perfect blend of heaven and nature. Lavender fields and triangles are as beautiful as a fairy tale in a forgotten village. Turtuk village has an extremely special geographical location, located next to Pakistan - India border. More specifically, this is a Muslim village in the middle of a Buddhist region in a largely Hindu country, on the military frontier, within the majestic Karakoram Mountains and the thriving Shyok River, just opened to tourists in recent years

. Getting from neighboring villages to this place has been a strenuous journey. But perhaps because of that, Turtuk differs from the definition of a noisy India and many remarkable things I've heard and witnessed during my travels. I have never been to such a peaceful village before Turtuk Village consists of 2 main parts: Youl and Pharol separated by a beautiful wooden bridge, below is a cool stream with the bottom visible.



Crossing the wooden bridge, we walk along a small road with Stream gurgling among small earthen houses with flowery window frames. The stream is used by people in all daily activities from cooking, washing vegetables, washing dishes and is designed very appropriately when it flows from above to low and wool through each small house. In Turtuk, women are the main breadwinner in the family and they are self-sufficient in everything from barley to tomatoes and cabbage. The best part of Turtuk is probably nature. Green trees everywhere, absolute fresh air and lots of flowers. It is not difficult to see clusters of wild, fragrant lavender flowers nestled humbly beside triangular fields. Yes, how surprising I was when I saw the triangular vein again in a distant land The purple color of lavender, the white color of the vast field of triangles, does not interfere with virtual life, making me feel the beauty of nature in a real way.



Not only that, if you want you can freely pick the lavender to bring back. Especially when coming to Turtuk, do not forget to try dreaming, because dreams are specialties as well as the main source of income for the people here. The apricots here are delicious, the fruit is round and juicy, sweet and fragrant. It can be said that this is the best apricot fruit I have ever eaten in my life, perhaps thanks to pure natural farming, no use of chemicals and cool, fresh air that helps apricots taste such pure. Turtuk, try once living in their house, no wifi, no social network, no phone, once peacefully sit in the middle of a triangular field, and watch the snowy mountains in the garden, empty sorrow, all the preoccupation in the civilized world that immerses itself in nature, it is an unforgettable experience in this life, sometimes we just need that simple! To get to Turtuk, you It takes 1 day to travel from Leh - the main city of Ladakh region, across the Khardung La pass - one of the highest passes in the world with a height of 5,602m that the car can reach. We ran along the road connecting North Leh with Shyok and the Nubra valley of India filled with military posts along the way, I knew I was in one of the toughest frontiers in the world for a little bit. A small capacity like pointing out the camera to capture military posts will also lead to unexpected troubles and troubles, but the people here are strangely gentle, friendly, after so many wars. , border conflicts and isolation for decades, they still maintain their gentle, friendly personality and diligence.



They made me want to go back to India, thousands of miles away..

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