Saving Ladakh
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Aug 19, 2015 12:30
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Hanle village and the Indus river in the Changthang plateau of the Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir. ▲
Wild ass in the picturesque pastures and landscape at Hanle-Changthang. ▲
Wild flowers near Sumdo village. ▲
Likir village. ▲
A Changpa couple shearing a Pashmina goat in Changthang. ▲
The meander of the Indus on its way to the Hemis National Park. ▲
A wetland near Nyoma, Changthang. ▲
Sunset at Tso Kar. ▲
A view of the Leh valley from the Thiksey monastery. ▲
A herd of yak dot the breathtaking Changthang landscape. ▲
A livestock herd at Hanle. ▲
Marshlands at Hanle. ▲
A garbage dump at the Tso Kar. ▲
The majestic Pangong Tso in the Changthang plateau. ▲
Tourist tents along the Pangong Tso. ▲
The "3 Idiots Cafe" near the lake area. ▲
A black-necked crane at Changthang. ▲
Red fox on rock, Hanle. ▲
Red fox with its pup. ▲
A Marmot eating a biscuit at Pangong. Feeding wild marmots is illegal. ▲
Participants at the two-day Vikalp Sangam held in Leh in July. ▲
Local produce on sale during the Vikalp Sangam. ▲
Solar panels energise the entire campus of the SECMOL. ▲
