The large, desert valley of Nubra is formed by the meeting of the Shyok and Siachen rivers. This wide, high altitude valley separates the Ladakh and the Karakorum ranges and is accessed by the 5600m Khardung-la pass. Having cycled up the Khardung pass three times over the past years I have never managed to descend the pass into Nubra. This time however, I could finally continue down the ‘other side’ to the most northern extent of Indian Himalayas that is still within legal reach (bordering with Pakistan and Tibet).
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Brigitiiita – your pics always throw me off my path! Just too fabulous! – and can’t believe you’re about to set off on another of your WONDERFUL adventures! Lots of love to you and Carliño! :)
Ai Pia-cita you are such an enthusiast! We gotta get you there one day … can do on a horse too ;-)