Beautiful winding road passing between the mountains.
We left Manali on the first day and first came to Rohtang Pass. The next stop was Keylong where we had dinner and stayed at the hotel. The next morning we left Keylong and came to Baralachala Pass which has an altitude of 4600 meters. After leaving there, the next stop was Sarchu. We had to stop at Sarchu at night. Sarchu is a small village on the banks of the river Tsarap. The next morning they left and reached Leh directly. Visited sights in Leh. Let's go from there. The next destination was Nubra. Stayed overnight in Nubra and went to Pengong Lake the next morning. After visiting the sights there, we came back to Leh at night and stayed there for the night. Then completed the road from Leh to Sarchu and from Sarchu to Manali.
But my advice is to take a little more time if you want to go to Leh. Because it's like watching a pass on the road and remembering it for a lifetime by taking photos of it. During a trip on a motorcycle you will not have much time to stop at any place. But if you want to enjoy the beauty of the road, a motorcycle trip is great.I will share more photographs of this trip on my next blog. I hope you enjoy this photograph.
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The truth is that the pictures look beautiful, the road, the mountains and the blue sky. Excellent shots. Thank you for sharing.
i glad you like this photographs @franyeligonzalez
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The place looks beautiful, and the pictures just make me feel there. I love those where the cloud shades the mountain. Thanks for sharing.