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Bawa's bike needs TLC - and luckily RE has opened a service centre in Leh
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We check out monasteries around Leh while bikes are being repaired
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After invaders got too close to his capital, the king of Leh shifted his residence to this faraway location in Stok
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Now the royal family till lives here at Stok Palace, but half of it is a museum
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The next day we leave for Khardungla and Nubra valley
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Looking down at Leh valley
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Steeds at rest
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And here we are again at the highest motorable road in the world - Khardungla pass
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Lots of tourists come here for the snaps
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The height is supposed to be 5600 mts, but my protrek is showing only 5155. The watch must be wrong :)
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Some name meanings.... Siachen means 'place of roses'...how ironic
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Those road builders were real supermen. Imagine building roads here with ancient equipment and no technology
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After crossing Khardungla we enter the beautiful Nubra valley
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I am entranced
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Amazing views
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Our friends - the Armed forces
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Himalayan deserts in the evening. 
jispa to leh
thoise - turtuk - diskit
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