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Separation, rejection, and alienation are unpleasant experiences that we usually try to avoid at all costs. But we live in a fallen world, so we cannot totally escape them.
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And yet as crucial as that relationship is to our well-being, something stands in its way: Whether by our thoughts or actions, we have all violated the Lord's commands (Rom. 3:23), and our pure, holy God cannot be in the presence of sin. Romans 6:23 states that the penalty for sin is death, which is an eternal separation from the Lord. Therefore, we will always have a void.
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Former Baltimore Orioles catcher Taylor Teagarden is now off the free agent market, having signed a minor league deal with the New York Mets. The Tea Man was a good defensive replacement to give Matt Wieters a breather, but in the end, he simply could not hit well enough to justify being kept with the team.
Since we here in the Maryland area are suffering through the coldest weather in more than two decades, let me warm things up a bit with a warm memory … and at the end, I'll share with you a very warm picture.
It was July 14, 2012 – the second game after the All Star break. The Orioles were really struggling. They had lost 10 of the past 14 games to fall to 45-41 on the season. After the great early start, Birds fans were sure that the wheels were coming off.
The Detroit Tigers were in town and had beaten the Orioles the night before, 7-2. Baltimore needed a win in the worst way.
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As we rejoice the news of presence of water on Mars, researchers have now used a new technique to detect water in the atmosphere of an extra-solar planet of Jupiter-like mass orbiting a nearby star.
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Researchers from California Institute of Technology and several other institutions have used a new technique to analyse the gaseous atmospheres of such extra-solar planets.
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Can I go to Pangong So and Kardhung La in December??
STINKING PANGONG: Very disappointed to share that the beautiful tent settlement of Spamik on Pangong Tso now stinks of raw sewage, human waste and trash. What we encountered in late August 2014 was far removed from the pristine environment we recalled from 2009. I would have posted photos but can't through this contact form. Part of the problem lies with the "villager toilets" (read "crap anywhere") used by staff, drivers and locals. But a large part of the blame lies with the tourists, who want to be "as close to the lake's edge as possible". This has resulted in camp operators ignoring the 200m exclusion zone and pitching tents much closer to the water. If this unplanned, unregulated "development" goes on, this beautiful paradise will soon be reduced to what we have made of Shimla, Mussoorie and our other hill stations – ugly garbage dumps.
I sincerely believe that the local government should impose a strict environment protection policy (maybe giving Pangong Tso a protected national park status), with steep fines for violations. They should also invest in sanitation and waste disposal. This could be funded by increasing the laughably meager Rs 10 pax "entry fee" collected from tourists to Rs 100 or 200 (If we can afford to pay Rs 8,000-10,000 taxi charges to go there, we can afford another few hundred rupees per head to keep the place clean.) Let's save Pangong while we still can.
Is it advisable to travel to Tso Pangong on the 2nd day of trip? I am reaching Leh on 13th Sept at 8 in morning, and plan to go to Tso Pangong on 14th. Is it a good decision?
Dear Dheeraj,
First of all THANK YOU SO MUCH for your prompt response.
Would request you to please help me with below queries… we are 5+1 (Adult and Child of 9 Years old). What are the recommedations for Child ? as I am reading in various blogs that accmilitization is the key to success.
Also I am bit worried seeing two question mark in your response "Varun 5 days trip to Ladakh??".
Please suggest if we should go by your plan or should we skip some places to avoid any issue.
I don't want to cause any trouble to my family for my dreams because I m the one who is planning it all.
Also what are the basic medicines to carry and how much is taxi fare (Per Km or Per Day)
Hi Dheeraj,
Its me once again.
Im going to start my journey to heaven day after tomorrow.
I will reach to Leh on even of 25th and have flight back to delhi on 31st early morning.
so thats give me 5 full days in Leh.
26th – Rest
27th – 28th – Nubra valley
29th – Pangong Lake
now here is a big confusion, should i use 2 days for pangong or just one day ?
if one day then any suggestion for the last day in leh ?
places around the leh in one day ?
Hi dheeraj…
This is Sajeed from Bangladesh ……
Do we need any permission to visit pangong from leh ? We plan to start early morning to pangong and return on the same day…and next morning we will start for manali with a night stay in Sarchu …..
Please advise….
Hey Dheeraj,
Thanks so much for all the valuable information.
I just wanted to know if Nubra valley to Pangong lake via shyok village route is open or we need to take Wari la?
Hi Dheeraj
We are planning to go to Leh from 12 to 21 July. I want to know that the Lubra velly to Pangong way via shyok village is available or not.
Whether any permit required for this route or not.
Diskit – Khalsar (19 KMs) – Agham (31 KMs) – Shyok Village (48 KMs) – Durbuk (18 KMs) – Tangste (9 KMs) – Lukung (34 KMs) – Spangmik (16 KMs) = 175 KMs
hello dheeraj, its great to get soo much information from your side regarding ladakh trip.
We are planning to make a move on 12th of this month, and the trip is for 12 days.
Please can you mention how the condition of roads from leh to pangong tso and from leh to nubra valley via khardung la pass.
We have planned to travel by bikes, please revert.
i want to know the time table of public transport in leh to manali highway with details,and please suggest if you have any article regarding this
Hi Dheeraj,Heartly thank you for providing all information. All reader please read all information givin in this blog by Dheeraj, including some useful comments also before starting your life trip to leh ladakh. My query for DISKIT to Pangong lake directly by taking regular route via leh. We are 14 people and travelling in leh from manali by 6 bikes and 1 bollero car as backup/carrier vehicle. Day-1 Arrive at Manali
Day-2 Drive to Sarchu from Manali, Overnight stay at Sarchu.
Day-3 Drive to Leh, Overnight stay at leh
Day-4 From Leh to Diskit, Overnight stay at Nubra
Day-5 Drive to Pangong directly from Nubra. Ready to start in early morning say 5:30 am. I know this will be become very hectic.
Day-6 Pangong Lake to leh return, Overnight stay at leh
Day-7 Leh to Sarchu, Overnight stay at sarchu
Day-8 Sarchu to manali, Overnight stay at manali
Day-9 manali to Delhi
So, Is it possible for us(we all are adult age:24) to travel directly to Pangong from DISKIT via regular route if we will start early morning 5:30AM.
IF not possible then suggest some good place to visit around pangong in short distance for two days stay in pangong.
Once again big thank you for providing all nice and useful information for traveller to leh ladakh.
Dheeraj and what about the leh-khardung la-khardong-T sati-rongdu-agham-shyok-darbuk-tangstse and pangong lake. Is there any problem on this route or any chinese incursion.please give an advise
Dear dheeraj
Hi. we are 4 guys travelling by bolero for 10 to 11 days. Our route is Chndgrh-manali-leh-sringar-chd. On reaching leh its geting very confusing to plan our travel to pangong, nubra and tso moriri. can you please advise us the best possible itinerary. Is there any other places apart from these we can travel in our schedule.
hello Dheeraj,
we are 3 people and we are planning a trip to laddakh. As dis is our first time, we are having trouble in planning our trip..Probably its going to be 3-4 days trip in the end of July. Also suggest some tips that doesn't cost too much penny..
Hi Dheeraj.. Thank you for useful info.. I have planned the whole trip of Leh using your blogs, so many thanks to you. We are travelling Leh from 7- 13 june and have a plan of going from Leh to Nubra and then directly to Pangong Tso via shyok village. We are two couples. Can you please confirm if this route would be open in june and would it be safe if we take bikes on this route.
Hi Dheeraj,
Its really great to see how people are able to get prompt and useful help from you. Could you please advise us: We are planning a trip in this mid June to Ladakh for 6 nights. We are about to book with a hotel in Leh and plan to go to Nubra and Pangong with one night stay at both places. I am wondering if we could get proper vegetarian food at all these places and during travel. We are just three of us planning to travel by car provided by hotel. Is it safe? In case of any emergency enroute is it possible to get medical or any other help. Do the mobile phones work in this stretch. Could you please suggest what all we should carry when travelling to Nubra, Pangong. It is said we have to initially rest at Leh to get acclimatized. Could you please let me know how would I be able to know if I have got proper acclimatization (what are the potential trouble signs).
Hope to hear from you soon.
Best regards,
Suresh Jain
Hi, first of all thanks for your very informative blog. I am planning leh trip (self driven) Delhi – Srinagar – leh – manali – Delhi from 15 June with my family (wife n 2 kids – 8 and 6 years). Could u please advise me if I stay 3 nights in leh and then 1 night in nubra and then directly go to pangong tso for 1 night stay and next day directly to tso moriri for night stay and then to sarchu and manali, I don't want to come again to leh from nubra and pangong tso. Is it doable, what kind of roads this route have and how much of fuel I should carry extra from leh, is there any fuel station on route?
Thanks n regards
Is it ok if I plan to visit Leh @ the end of October? Or would it be too cold?
Hi Dheeraj,
We are a group of around 6 people planning a Leh trip for 6 nights/7 days in mid Aug'14.
The tentative itinerary is as follows:
Day 1: Arrive at Leh.
Visit Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace and Leh Market.
Day 2: Sightseeing around Leh – Sangam, Magnetic Hill, Pathar Sahib, Spituk Gonpa and Hall of Fame
Day 3: Drive to Nubra Valley – across Khardong la pass, visit Samstanling Gonpa/Sumoor and Panamik Hotspring. Evening Camel ride (optional) and sand dunes walk at Sumoor
Day 4: drive to other side of the Shayok river and visit Hundar Village and Deskit Gonpa and drive to Pangong Lake via Warila. Whole afternoon walk along the Pangong lake, visit Spangmik village
Day 5: drive back to Leh, on the way visit Hemis Gonpa and Thiksay Gonpa
Day 6: Rafting Trip on Zangskar River – Rafting on Zangskar River.
Day 7: Leave for Leh airport
Need your inputs/ suggestions for the same. Also is it advisable to do a Leh- Nubra- Leh and then Leh- Pangong- Leh or directly go to Pangong from Nubra? Please suggest.
Had read somewhere about Tsomoriri lake. Should we consider this as well in the plan?
We have been waiting for this trip for years and hence want to make the most of our available time.
Thanks in advance.
Hey Hi friends.. We are group of 8 people planning for leh from sep 26 to oct 6.. From srinagar to leh to manali to delhi.. Wanted to know hows the weather at that time ? Among 8 , 2 want to hire a bike and the rest in carr.. So hows the road during that period? Is it safe to ride bikes during that time ? And in sept end tents are availabe or not at pangong for night stay ?
we are a group of 6 friends. We are travelling to Leh in the first week of June via Manali. Excluding all the travelling, we've got complete 4 days in Leh. We have no problem with skipping 1 or 2 locations, but we cant extend any more days. Could you tell us how can we see the best of Ladakh in these 4 days?
Hello Mr. Deeraj
Thank you so much for such a wonderful news that now no permit is required for Pangong Tso. Is this is also applicable for the other locations earlier where permit was required. In our schedule we will reach Pangong Tso on 5th Jun'14. This will be our second tour. Is any other document is necessary for these locations
[…] Wari La Pass: Connecting the direct route from Nubra Valley to Pangong Tso, we climbed this mighty and desolated pass named Wari La at an altitude of 5250 Mtrs. The climb to […]
hi dheeraj i'm planning one night stay at pangong in june(during my 8 days trip to laddakh) . next day i wanted to visit chushul war memorial via man merak and then return to leh directly via tangtse. is the visit to chushul worth it because i'd require permit,5K extra on taxi and few hours extra obviously. please give your personnel opinion on it.
Dear Dheeraj Sharma
thanks so much about ur value information, I'm Planning to visit Pangong lake in Oct, But i got some infor that Pangong lake be closed for Sep?! please help me find out this information, thanks bro!!!
Hi Dheeraj,
Any update on the Shyok Village route to Pangong. Any updates on April 14 travel? Will help us save a day travelling from Nubra.
Your thoughts please if you've heard anybody doing it this year or late last year season.
Hi Dheeraj,
We are 4 people on 3 bikes planning to visit Ladakh from 20th June to 5th July 2014. After research I have made following plan. Please let me know if it seems good to execute. Also I am planning Nubra to Pangon Tso through Shyok village (or should we go through Wari La?) and Pangong Tso to Tso Moriri through Changthang.
Day 1: Pune to Delhi
Day 2: Delhi to Amritsar
Day 3: Amritsar to jammu
Day 4: Jammu to katra
Day 5: Jammu to Srinagar
Day 6: Srinagar to Kargil
Day 7: Kargil to Zanskar
Day 8: Zanskar
Day 9: Zanskar to Lamayuru to Leh
Day 10: Leh
Day 11: Leh to Nubra
Day 12: Nubra to Pangong
Day 13: Pangong to Tso Moriri
Day 14: Tso Moriri to Tso Kar to Sarchu
Day 15: Sarchu to Manali
Day 16: Manali to Delhi
Day 17: Delhi to Pune
Sorry, travelling from 22nd May, 2014 (not 2nd). And we are only 2 people travelling (in case the number matters while travelling in barren lands :))
Hi travellers ! We are a team of five and planned to do Manali- Tso Moriri-Pangong-Leh in the month of June this year. Can the inner line permit be got on this route as well ? I read in many travelogues that ILPs are issued only from DC office in Leh. Please comment.
I am planning my trip from 2nd May this year, and as you correctly pointed out, being domestic tourist running short of time. I read your detailed description and pictoral representation of the Shyok route for Nubra to Pangong and I am a bit concerned. Is this route safe to take at the wake of 2014? We will do it in RE 350.
Hey Dheeraj,
We a group of 7 have planned a trip to ladakh from 12th to 19th april 2014. We are travelling their by air and will arrive on 12th morning. We are planning to dedicate 12th to local sight seeing and rest. Next day possibly near by places and permits. On 14th we intend to travel to Nubra covering diksit, hunder etc and stay in diksit. On the next day(15th) we intend to go directly to Spangmik(pangong) via one of the routes suggested above whichever seems feasible at that time but most probably Wari-La. We intend to stay at Pangong for the night. And next day(16th) off to tso moriri via Chang-La -> Karu -> Chumathang->Moriri as Chushul doesn't seem possible. Here also we plan on staying at Karzok(near tso moriri). Then next day(17th) off to Leh via Debring(Moore Plains) and Tso Kar.
Do you think this is a feasible plan if weather permits and mainly will accomodation be available at Tso Pangong and Tso Moriri??
Best Regards and Thanks,
Hi Dheeraj …planning a trip from srinagar to Leh from 12th MAy to 22 May by road..In srinagar do u think it is better to visit gulmarg or pahalgam.we are planning to leave to Leh by road on 14th…would like to do some river rafting…do u think i do it towards the end of the tour as per your itinery to sham Valley…will it be very cold in Pangong at this time as we are planning to take our 7 1/2 & 13 yrs old children along with us.
Hi Dheeraj,
I am planning a trip to laddakh from 02 may,2014 to 08 may,2014. I may be covering the route like leh-nubra-pangong;most probably on bike. What's your suggestion?
What may be the weather conditions? I got the news that still snowfalls are happening.
[…] was the coldest night of the trip so far at Pangong Tso and I did not have a comfortable sleep both because of lack of space with three people sleeping on […]
Hi, I will be arriving in Leh after a trek on 24 August evening. My return flight from Leh to Delhi is on 29 August. Can you suggest the places I can visit and also, if possible, an itinerary? Also, if I am to make the Nubra valley trek alone, what would be the cost like?
hey is it a good idea to go to leh via manali by my santro car .. is it possible to drive on that route a hatchback
Hello I intend to visit Ladakh and nearby places along with my husband and 9 yrs old daughter from 19th March to 25th March. can I visit pangong lake and Tso Morri lake. I don't want to reschedule my trip to another period b'cos something may come up and we cannot visit.Wiil the route be open. What other places can I visit?Please also suggest some budget hotels /guest houses in Leh and nearby places and bookings that can be done in advance?
Hello Dheeraj ji,
First of all thank you very much for the wonderful & useful information you are providing for the people to visit leh & ladakh.
I am planning to visit leh between 23rd march 2014 to 1st April 2014 with my husband and two teenager sons. We will go by air from Delhi. My main attraction to visit Leh is Pongong lake. I would like to know whether lake is fully or partially frozen this time. Also Please give me some idea of charges of local taxis to visit Pongong lake and other attractions there like Moriri lake, Nubra valley etc. Please provide some information regarding budget hotels in Leh.
In the last and most important information I would like to know that whether the trip to Leh is safe for the High Blood Pressure patient as my husband is regularly taking medicine for high BP.
Anxiously waiting for your reply… please revert soon.
thanku mr dheeraj for your earlier reply. Can we go directly from nubra to pangong lake thro' shyok village?is it safe to travel with family( myself my wife and two teenaged daughters)pls advise us. thanx in advance. regards ramesh
hi dheeraj thanks for the info. well i m planning to come pangong(my dream destination) in september end. i want ask about how much it will cost to come pangong from jaipur including each n every thing.3 days stay for 2 people.
Hello Dheeraj.
I am planning a trip from Delhi to Leh via Srinagar from April 9, 2014 to April 15, 2014. Delhi to Srinagar by air. Srinagar to Leh by road. Leh to Delhi by air.
You think this is not the right time for the trip at all? Or do you think the road trip can be cancelled and I should fly from Delhi to Leh directly. If I do that, can I see places in Leh or you think Leh is completely a bad choice during April second week?
Please advise. Thanks in advance!
Hi Dheeraj,
Actually i had seen on leh tourism website that on monday khardungla is usually close due to maintanence reason. Is it? if its open then i would prefer to go Nubra valley instead of pangong (for 2days – on 3rd & 4th day)? because i analysed & discovrd with frnds conversation tat nubra valley is awesome. so i wana skip pangong in tat case. will it be worthful?
Dear Dheeraj
I am planning to visit leh during August.It give me esteem privilege to say that your site and your experiences and your guidance helped me lot for planning this trip.
I have certain queries for which I will ask you later
Thanks for such a nice effort.
Hi Dheeraj,
I am planing to visit Leh in 25-29 April, 2014. Is it possible to cover both destination as Nubra Valley & Pangong Lake in this time frame means in 4days??& whats the state(freezed / semi freezed) of pangong lake in the end of april?
hi…am planning to go to leh ladakh and pangong lake, but are we able to travel by bike…if we need to travel in bike, in which month we need to travel…tell me the procedures
[…] small glacial lake which one can witness right after descending the mighty Chang La Pass towards Pangong Tso side. The lake is about 8 KMs only from Chang La top and mostly in enthusiasm of witnessing Pangong […]
Hi Dheeraj
I am planning a trip to Leh in mid Feb this year. I've heard a lot about the beauty of Pangong Tso in winter and having seen the summer avatar of it, I'm more than eager to check it out when its all frozen up. But the thing is I'm contradictory answers from people when I ask them about the accessibility to the lake during Feb. Many are suggesting roads remain closed while others say roads leading up from Leh remain open all the year round. Can you please clear my doubt regarding this? And it would be great if you can suggest anything other place I should be visiting during my stay there.
How good are the roads from leh-pangong-tso moriri-manali highway for cycling.
Planning to do in July 2014.planning to do this in 5 days with stay in durbuk,pangong,tso moriri.
please help with a detailed itenary for stay and time
Hi, I'm planning to visit Leh in December. Probably after 21st of December It's a 5-6 day trip. As most of the areas would be cut off. Please suggest me places I can visit?
Seriously great blog btw…
Do you know any good hotels that you can suggest for our stay near Pangong lake…is there a way to make an online booking? If not, please provide contact information if you have it handy – TIA.
Hello Deeraj,
We plan to visit Leh at the end of this september, we'd like to visit Pangong Tso Lake and Nubra Valley. Since it is just a short visit, we only have a limited time to explore the region. Would you please advise for our itinerary below, for your information our hometown is already at high altitude, around 3500 to 4200 meters (don't you think we will still have problems with AMS?)
30 Sept, our flight arrive in Leh around 7 am from Delhi, inner line permits and explore around Leh
1 Oct, early morning depart from Leh to Pangong Tso, along the way visit Sey, Thiksey, and Hemish, overnight in Spangmik
2 Oct, explore Pangong Tso, continue our trip to Nubra Valley by midday, overnight at Hunder
3 Oct, camel trip at Shyok Valley, by midday start depart to Leh, overnight at Leh
4 Oct, early morning start the trip to Srinagar with a night halt at Kargil
5 Oct, continue the trip to Srinagar
And also about the transport, we plan to rent motorbikes, how will be the wheather during early october, will it be possible for us to ride the motorbikes for the trip
Looking forward for your reply
Many thank's
Hi,I have traveled New Delhi up to Amritsar back in 2010. I intend to continue travel India up to border which I heard is much more beautiful. Appreciate your advise on followings:
1) how to go about it if we enter India from New Delhi?
2) How many days required to maximize the trip?
3) Do we need winter clothes?
4) What activity can we do except sightseeing?
5) Best way, best time to travel?
Looking forward to you reply.
[...] monasteries, mountain passes, lakes etc. in entire Ladakh covering Nubra Valley, Sham Valley, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, Hanle and other parts of Changthang Valley. Map also has couple of legends that [...]
Hi Dheeraj,
We are planning for a 3 day trip from Leh-Nubra-Pangong-Leh.
The plan is like this.
5th July: Leh local site seeing and permit.
6th : Leh to Nubra, stay at diskit.
7th – Nubra to Pangong Tso
8th Pangong tso to Leh.
will it be possible to travel on the route via Nubra Valley – Shyok Village – Pangong Tso during july? or we have to travel via wari la?
Also how safe it is to travel via wari la?
Is it still possible to take this route? Heard it has closed due to chinese incursions
Tso Moriri (Korzok) – Sumdo (53 KMs) – Mahe (10 KMs) – Nyoma (25 KMs) – Loma (22 KMs) – Tsaga Village (23 KMs) – Tsaga La (20 KMs) – Chusul (33 KMs) – Khaltse (24 KMs) – Merak (4 KMs) – Man (12 KMs) – Spangmik (9 KMs) = 235 KMs
Hi Dhiraj
I posted a question earlier also, but somehow i donot find it now. anyways, we are not too much intersted in visiting Panamik. Is it possible to start from Nubra valley early morning and reach Pangong Tso via Leh route.
Please suggest.
Hi Dheeraj,
Is one full day at Pangong a good idea? basically we leave in the morning, reach by afternoon or so, stat der one night, next full day and that night, and leave 3rd day from pangong…
what do u suggest
Hi Dheeraj, Thanks for the best of Information in your Blog…
We are Couple flying to Leh (July 18th in Leh) and then will be flying back from Srinagar (July 28th).
In this Schedule motive is to Cover Maximum of Leh,Pongyong Lake & Tso Morri, Kargil and Many More. In Srinagar only Gulmarg (1 day) then fly Back.
I request you If possible Please suggest the Best Travel route and Itinerary with Stay Information.
Thanks a lot, !! OP !!
Hi Dheeraj
Can u tell me if one can get der own tents for the stay at Pangong Lake..?
hi dheeraj am reaching with my wife to srinagar via delhi flight on 25th may 13 and return on 05jun 13 to delhi from srinagar wanna see max place including leh pls suggest
1- Please provide info on opening of route "Nubra Valley – Shyok Village – Pangong Tso" in 2013.
2- Whether it was open for tourist in 2012? If yes then during which month days it was open?
3- I am planning for it around 14th August on my RE motorcycle.
4- Do we need any other permit other than Shyok villahe for this road?
5- Please provide any additional valuable suggestion/information that need to be taken care of for this route.
[...] 6 (26-09-2013) | Leh – Chang La Pass – Pangong Tso Lake – Leh / Rumtse / [...]
Hi dheeraj,simly awesome article for travellin to leh ladakh..will reach srinagar on sunday 11th aug and thinkin about leaving for leh on monday morning wid a stopover in kargil at nite..return flight is on 18th sunday at 7am..can u plz suggest what to cover in the remaining days..wanted to go rafting as well
Hello Dheeraj,
Firstly thank you so much for providing such useful information. It's just the perfect place to find answers for your queries.
My husband and I are planning a trip to Leh later this year. But going through your website I'm now thinking we should go either in Aug end or Sept beginning. We would be traveling for 9 days. Currently, I'm planning to fly to Srinagar (each at 1pm) and then immediately take a cab and drive towards Leh stopping for a night in between. Hopefully, we will reach Leh on the second day and will not need any acclimatization after that.
Could you please suggest an itinerary as I would like to visit Tso Moriri, Pangong Tso as well as Nubra Valley. We plan to stay over at Pangong Tso lake too. Are the tents still available in Sept beginning?
We plan to fly back from Leh to save time.
Could you please suggest.
PS: As of now we are open for all ideas. We can even drive down for Leh via Manali route or drive up via Manali route if that is better. We plan to hire a SUV for the same.
Dear Dheeraj,
Can we get good guides whom we can take with us once we reach LEH to Pangong and Diskit etc?
Fantastic compilation of information. People like you inspire and help others to become road junkies.
We are group of 4 friends travelling to Leh from Mumbai in XUV 500. We are leaving Manali on 27th June and have following itinerary
27th – Manali to Jispa
28th – Jispa to Leh
29th – Leh local sightseeing & acclimatization
30th – Leh – Pangong – Leh
01st – Leh – Khardungla – Nubra Valley – Overnight at Diskit
02nd – Diskit to Leh and back
03rd – Leh to Tso Moriri
04th – Tso Moriri to Leh and rest
05th – Leh to Kargil
06th – Kargil to Srinagar
Wish to know whether the road from Nubra to Pangong and Pangong to Tso Moriri are open and we can save on a day or two.
Hello Dheeraj,
Your comments and suggestions are much appreciated. I am planning to go for my honeymoon to Leh and need a suggestion on the itinerary. I do not have much time as I am planning to fly in to Leh on October 13 early morning and fly out on October 18 to Delhi. Could you suggest an itinerary suitable for a honeymoon ?
Hi Dheeraj,
Thanks a lot for such a Informative Site and your dedication to clarify doubts is appreciable…
We couple have planned a Trip to Leh on 25th March 2013 (Delhi to Leh fly) till 02nd April 2013 (Leh to Delhi fly)…Around 8 days…
I wanted to visit almost all Leh best location… As u have good knowledge of Leh can help in planning this Trip and Suggesting best Day wise travel plan considering the Travel dates are March End and Road condition…
It would be great help and Support …
Hi Deeraj,
Greeting from Singapore.
First, I'd like to congratulate for this amazing website. I found every information in this website is very useful. It surely help the foreigner traveller like me to get much information about Leh – Ladakh.
I'd also like to seek your advice on my travel plan to Pangong Tso lake. So, I'm planning to visit India between 22-31 Mar 2013. And one of my itinerary is to visit Pangong Tso lake. I plan to take plane straight to Leh from Delhi. Please advise on following:
– I read from you suggestion that March actually is not the best time to visit Pangong Tso, can you advise how the road condition to the lake at this time? and how is the wheather / condition at the lake itself at this time?
– Since I only plan to visit Pangong Tso only (I have no plan to visit other places around Ladakh), can I make a return 1-day trip Leh – Pangong Tso? Depart early in the morning, spend 2-3 hrs in the lake, go back directly to Leh in the evening
– How many days do I need to spend in Leh before I depart to Pangong Tso?
Would be happy to get any other advices from you.
Looking forward to your reply.
Thank you,
We are planning to travel to Leh in mid of May 2013 via Srinagar – Leh route. I would be accompanied by my wife and 5 year old son. Request your response to the following queries:
1. Will the Srinagar – Leh route be open for travel from 10th May onwards.
2. Do you think it would be challenging for us (specially my kid) to acclimatize in Leh. We would be staying for a night each in Pahalgam, Sonmarg, Kargil and Uley before reaching Leh.
3. We intend to stay overnight at Pangong Lake but our tour organizer is insisting that it would be risky due to harsh climate and AMS. Please suggest.
4. Please suggest if you are aware of any medicines/disposable oxygen cylinders which we may carry to counter AMS while in Leh.
Thanks in advance for your response.
[...] Pangong Tso Lake in Changthang region of Ladakh has emerged as one of the most wanted places to visit among domestic tourists in recent times especially after the Bollywood blockbuster "3 idiots". Now, in India one can see a lot more movies and advertisements being shot around this mesmerizing lake. This slat water, beautiful ocean like lake is about 5 KM wide at its broadest point and about 134 KM long with about 60% of the length extending into Tibet. During winters the lake freezes completely, which itself is a great experience to witness if you have seen the other colours of the lake. First look and you are blown by the beauty of it. The beautiful multi shades of blue color offered by this lake along with a picturesque landscape around gives this place an extremely romantic feel as shown in Bollywood film songs. However, sitting behind the TV/LCD it looks so but in actual reality the place is extremely harsh and difficult to survive especially in winters. A dip into its cold water will surely make you remember that moment for the whole life… [...]
[...] our journey over Tso Moriri, Hanle, Pangong Tso, Shyok Village, Sumur over next few days we reached Panamik on Day 6. We already had adventure of [...]
[...] 7 and 8: Leh – Pangong Tso – [...]
Dear Dheeraj
I am planning a trip from Delhi to LEH for 8 days starting 3rd October. Can you please advise the trip plan. Also if some other couple is visiting Leh around that time we would like to share the taxi with them. Please advise
[...] 7 and 8: Leh – Pangong Tso – [...]
[...] morning with lots of excitement inside, imagining the adventures of the route from Nubra Valley to Pangong Tso via Shyok Village which we planned to cover today. Got myself ready, asked other to woke up and by [...]
This page is amazing and I would like to have some tips, we are now in Dharamsala and we plan to go to Leh the next week, we wanna spend one week but first, our budge now is low and we are hoping to find some cheap places to stay and we also wanna try some lakes like Pangong Tso but we cant afford a taxi, is there any bus going there? or something not that expensive, and what could be our possible plan, if there is one, I reall wanna see high peaks and beautiful sceneries, any good advice on that??
thanks a lot
Dear Mr Dheeraj,
First of all let me thank & congratulate you for the wonderful work that you have done in putting across so much of useful information.
Now my questions :)..
I will be travelling with my wife to Leh n around from Delhi around 11th of Aug. and will have around 7-9 days AFTER I reach Manali.
1. Shall we go by car (I have Ford Figo) or hire a bike from Manali/ Leh from where ever it is better.
2. Places we shall visit (natural beauty/ landscapes is the only req.) like Tso moriri lake, Pang gong lake, Zanskar valley, Nubra Valley etc.
Someone told me that going to Leh is not at all neccessary if you are interested in landscapes only and u can escape it to save some time.
So could you kindly guide me with an tentative itinerary which covers these places (or some other better places) in a sort of circle trip like Manali – Tso Moriri – Pangong – Zanskar etc.
3. Clothes we need to carry (light sweat shirts and wind cheaters will be enough or heavy woolens are required)
And also any idea what is the current road conditions and weather around these areas.
Thanks in advance.
[...] Before going into the story, as mentioned in the Travel Guide blog post, a little background of Pangong Tso: [...]
hi Dheeraj
First of all, this site has been one of the best pieces of detailed advise on the net to anyone enroute to Leh-Ladakh, thanks. I am about to explore the same somewhere in August (Delhi- Leh/Ladakh – Delhi), hence a few questions I need your expert advise upon:
1. Is mid-August good time to start from Delhi? (I can postpone it to Sep as well if u suggest)
2. I am travelling with my wife, and have no vehicle. Our only option is bus/cab. I understand cab will be expensive, but will I loose the major sightseeing points if i take the bus?
3. Pangong lake is a must visit in my travel; is bus an option there?
3. Lastly, what's a good 12 day itenary for this visit? (is it possible?!!)
I will anxiously wait for your reply… please revert soon.
Any updates on the shyok village route. Is it open now?
I am planning to travel on 24th and was wondering if I could save a day by using the Nubra Valley – Shyok Village – Pangong Tso route.
Please advise.
Hi Dheeraj,
We intend to reach Leh from Manali by Cab.Can we get bikes in Leh to hire for local sight seeing and to visit places like Diskit ,Pangong Tso Lake,Tso Moriri lake?
[...] this time I would be exploring the remote Changthang region of Ladakh including the ever beautiful Pangong Tso and Tso Moriri lakes. There are lots of to-dos in terms of collecting various kind of information [...]
Hi Dheeraj, Just got to know from someone we know in Leh that the road to Nubra from Leh and back is closed on certain days by Border Roads Organisation for maintenance. Do you any information on that and how to confirm on what days the road is closed.
[...] off the shores. Then May, June, July and August is the peak tourist season but as compared to Pangong Tso it gets less number of [...]
Hi, I intend to travel to Kashmir in June with my husband and son. We are flying to Srinagar from Delhi on 12th June and plan to cover Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Srinagar first and then drive to Leh on 18th June with a night halt at Kargil. I have a few queries and will be thankful if you can answer them. 1)Should we visit Sonmarg on our way to Kargil or should we make it a separate day trip from Srinagar? We would like to see the glaciers so if we are stopping on our way to Kargil will we have enough time? 2)Is it difficult to find vegetarian food in Laddakh or will we be able to get Delhi type food, I mean food that will suit our taste? 3)While our Srinagar sector plan is chalked out, we are still confused about the Leh sector. We are arriving in Leh on 19th June and flying back to Delhi on 25th June. So we have 5 days in hand but we will like to take it easy and not make it a hectic trip because I suffer from both high blood pressure and diabetes. 4)Do we pass through the magnetic hill and KhardungLa on our way to Leh or will we have to visit these places separately? 5)Should we stay overnight at Nubra valley or return to Leh in the evening? 6) Same about Pangong Lake, should we stay overnight or not? 7)And finally, how to engage a taxi in Leh to visit all these places? Is it better to take a taxi from the hotel we will be staying in or is it better to take one from the taxi stand? Thank you in advance.
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In honor of National Grilled Cheese Month, we've highlighted the most over-the-top versions of this classic sandwich.
America's Most Outrageous Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
Traditionally, a grilled cheese consists of sliced bread, cheese, and butter, all toasted to gooey perfection in a pan or on a flattop. But these days, the sandwich has taken on more variations than ever imagined — from a grilled cheese stuffed with buttermilk fried chicken to sandwiches topped with mac and cheese, barbecued pork, and caramelized onions to a grilled cheese sandwiched between a glazed doughnut.
The widespread national food truck trend has had a notable impact on the grilled cheese world; there are a surprising number of mobile and brick-and-mortar operations dedicated solely to this cheesy creation. In fact, half of the sandwiches on this list come from stores and trucks serving only grilled cheeses.
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Molly must realize a chicken sandwich or a burger are NOT grilled cheese sandwiches. I think this was just a lazy attempt to meet a deadline.


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I have little guilty pleasure I'd love to share with you all. On the weekend, my favorite passtime is sitting back with a cappuccino and reading a great magazine. It's something I never find the time to do during the week, so it's really such a treat. This morning while my kids were playing, I was able to sit back with my PEOPLE Magazine's Oscars Double Issue and relax.
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The Shitsville Express will be leaving on at 9.30pm on Tuesday, July 2.
THE celebration of the Queen's official birthday reminds us of our oldest institution, the Crown, which has been with us since settlement and evolving for much longer.
Yet republicans advocate dumping our tried, tested and proven crowned republic for some vague, undefined politicians' republic. On some occasions they also argue that we should be shredding our beautiful national flag.
Peter FitzSimons and Ray Martin did this just before Anzac Day in 2010.
Now, parading under the banner of "our identity", the Australian Republican Movement would have you believe that Australia faces some sort of identity crisis. To this end, they are running an expensive and glossy campaign.
You would have thought that anyone proposing change would at least say what sort of change they wanted. But no, the republicans want to foist this burden on to the Australian taxpayer. And burden it is.
The latest is Malcolm Turnbull's idea for some interactive internet plebiscite to work out what the republicans seem unable to do themselves.
To date, there have been 12 major votes and inquiries on the republic. All have been paid for by the taxpayer. Republicans seem to believe electors should keep on voting until they get it right - until we have more politicians occupying high positions, with some ghastly beach towel as our flag.
In the meantime, an unholy alliance has emerged between Turnbull and Wayne Swan.
Swan, flailing in his surplus troubles and Turnbull, perhaps wanting to show how he is different from his leader, are seeking to put the debate back on the public agenda.
Monarchists have good reason to be uneasy about Turnbull's attempt to reignite the republic debate. Apart from being a great communicator, Turnbull was, according to his campaign director Greg Barnes, the principal benefactor of the republican movement in the '90s.
Separately, it would seem that the Australian Republican Movement has been trying to hitch a ride on the movement to have indigenous Australians recognised in the constitution.
Recognise, the primary group campaigning for indigenous recognition, clearly does not want to be associated in any way with the republic movement. Its campaign director, Tim Gartrell, was quick to point out that Recognise is already receiving support from both sides of the republic debate, including strident monarchist Tony Abbott.
Indeed, Abbott has long demonstrated genuine concern about indigenous people. And republicans seem to have forgotten that some of the strongest supporters of the Crown have been indigenous. Neville Bonner, our first indigenous federal parliamentarian, was one of the founding fathers of the constitutional monarchy movement.
As Turnbull famously said in his published diary from the referendum campaign, "nobody is interested".
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Many royal fans will be out and about at functions across the nation put on by the Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, said a spokesman, Jai Martinkovits.
There will also be many private parties, he said.
So what should people be doing to celebrate such an occasion?
"According to the polls most people will be watching on television," Mr Martinkovits said.
The wedding will be telecast on every free-to-air station except SBS tonight, starting from 6pm on ABC1.
As for the royal nibbles, canapés, quail eggs with celery salts, mini-Yorkshire puddings with roast beef and mini-sausage rolls are rumoured to be the order of the day.
If you're planning your own party, however, Mr Martinkovits doesn't think you need to roll out the cucumber sandwiches.
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I'm sure that Holly Holm will be billed as the latest "biggest challenge" to Ronda Rousey but it will all just be hype. As much as I like Holm I just don't think she has what it takes to compete with Rousey.
At one point I thought Holm had an advantage over Rousey in the striking department but now I'm not so sure. The way that Rousey has improved form fight to fight is astounding. There was never any doubt that her ground game was superior to every other woman fighter in MMA but now her striking is on par with the best.
I would say that Rousey and Holm are now equal in the striking department. And Holly Holm has zero ground game. Do you see where I'm going with this? Once Rousey gets her on the ground it is all over.
After Rousey's 16 second destruction of Alexis Davis at UFC 175 it was pretty clear that she was head and shoulders above every woman in the division. Dana White & Co. realized that they can no longer sell us Rousey fights and expect us to believe that the opponent has any chance against the champ. So they went out and signed Holm.
Holly Holm is undefeated but she has never faced the likes of Rousey. A match with any other fighter in the UFC women's division would be competitive but a title fight would treat us to another lopsided result.
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Cessna Aircraft delivered the 100th Grand Caravan EX this week. The milestone aircraft was handed over at Cessna's Wichita headquarters to Hussain Ali Rashid Almoalla for use at his aviation club in the UAE. Almoalla, who also owns a Cessna 182 Skylane and 206 Stationair, planned to personally fly the Caravan back to his home base in Abu Dhabi, a trip of more than 9,000 nm. Powered by the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-140, the EX offers a 38-percent improvement in rate of climb over the standard Grand Caravan, as well as a 10- to 12-knot boost in cruise speed.
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Safran's SMA unit announced a new and larger jet-A fuel-powered piston engine at AirVenture on Tuesday. The turbocharged SR460 six-cylinder engine will have applications in the 330 to 400 horsepower range, will be available in 2015 and will have a target 2,400-hour time between overhaul (TBO) interval.
The Astronics Max-Viz 600 infrared enhanced vision system is now covered under a Cessna service bulletin for retrofit installation in late-model Cessna single-engine airplanes. The bulletin includes Skyhawks, Skylanes and Stationairs that have already been factory-provisioned for the FAA- and EASA-approved upgrade. Cessna authorized service centers can install the Max-Viz 600 EVS in about eight hours.
The annual Sun 'n' Fun light aircraft convention opened today in Lakeland, Fla., with product-enhancement announcements from several exhibitors. Cessna will add optional flight into known icing (FIKI) capability to its Corvalis TTX high-performance piston single through an integrated wet system molded into the aircraft's composite wings.
Cessna's 206 piston-powered single is a great airplane, but replacing the original Continental Motors or Lycoming engine with a smooth-running Rolls-Royce 250 makes the 206 a powerful performer that is quieter and easier to fly. Soloy Aviation Solutions has been stuffing the RR250 (formerly Allison) into the 206 since the mid-1980s, and demand for the extensive modification along with other 206 upgrades continues to grow.
After Diamond Aircraft announced that the synthetic-vision technology (SVT) upgrade for the DA40 piston single would be priced at $9,995, pilots of single-engine Cessna models started asking how much they would pay for the Garmin G1000 enhancement. The surprising answer is zero dollars for a limited time in the 182 Skylane.
India's National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) has selected the SMA SR305 diesel engine to power its new Hansa 4 four-seat light utility aircraft. The new turbocharged diesel has been developed by the French SMA consortium backed by Snecma, auto manufacturer Renault and European Aeronautics Defence & Space. The deal was announced on November 28 at the Aerotechnologies Summit in Bangalore, India.
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Youth Councils GOLDEN STATE 2014 (RECAP)
What is God ASKing of you? That was the question posed to Golden State Youth Councils leaders and delegates during the 2014 Youth Councils, April 4-6 at camp Redwood Glen. Using the theme unmASKed THQ guests Cols. Vic & Joan Doughty, Major Paula Wild, Capt. Joanne Louangamath, and Cadet Iliana Montes from CFOT challenged delegates with a question every session. The Santa Ana Worship team led powerful worship with humility and honesty.
Friday night delegates were ASKed, "Are you being real with God and others?" Saturday morning Colonel Vic Doughty challenged delegates to not just put away the old way of living, but to kill it forever.
Saturday afternoon workshops offered teaching on everything from relationship holiness, to practical tips on how to run the sound board at your own corps.
Free time was filled with 9 square, human foosball, personal expression through art, messy twister, and black light miniature golf. Saturday night Rick Alonzo ministry brought the Gospel to life through art and a powerful testimony.
Sunday was a perfect ending to the weekend with Capt. Joanne Louangamath and Cadet Iliana Montes challenging FOF members to step out in faith and follow God's calling. In one last powerful meeting Capt. Paula Wild challenged Delegates to live in community with God and with others.
What is God ASKing of you?
Emblem of the Month (September)
Back to school means another program year is kicking off all around the territory. With Troops coming back, surely leaders' minds are actively brainstorming which emblems to work...
Alaska Youth Councils 2014 – Unmasked (REVIEW)
Alaska's Youth were inspired, challenged, and equipped at the 2014 Unmasked Youth Councils. The weekend included awesome activities, amazing praise and worship, and excelle...
50 Sec Sermon 5 WYI 2014
Here's another clip from WYI 2014 REFINE! We had some amazing sermons at this years WYI, here one from our very own Major Rob Birks!


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$675—$895 1—3 bed 16122 E Valleyway Ave, Spokane Valley WA, 99037
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16122 E Valleyway Ave, Spokane Valley, 99037
Commute to Downtown Spokane Valley
The rent at Deerfield Apartments ranges from $675 for a one bedroom to a $895 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 4% less expensive than the Spokane Valley average.
This apartment is in Spokane Valley. Nearby parks include Sullivan Park and Sullivan Park.
Deerfield Apartments has a Walk Score of 46 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Nearby schools include Calvary Chapel Christian School, Valley Christian Elementary School and Pioneer School.
The closest grocery stores are Walmart Supercenter, URM Cash & Carry and Safeway.
Nearby coffee shops include Whistle Stop coffee shop, Starbucks and Walnut Street Perk. There are 15 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Avocado Buffet, Toro Sushi and SUBWAY® Restaurants.
Deerfield Apartments is near Terrace View Park, Brown's Park and Plante's Ferry Park.
The Deerfield has brand new one, two three bedroom apartments in Spokane Valley with fire sprinkler system and 24-hour emergency service. We are pet friendly with some restrictions and pay your water, sewer and garbage. We have many amenities to make your life eaiser, washer dryer, weight room, carports and garages and air conditioning.
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Spokane Valley, Washington, 99037
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97 South Valley
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Deerfield Apartments is in the city of Spokane Valley, WA. Spokane Valley has an average Walk Score of 29 and has 89,755 residents.Learn More About Spokane Valley