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Ladakh·hills · river
Indus and Zanskar River Confluence, Ladakh, Jammu & Kashmir, India Zanskar river originates from the Himalayas, meets Indus river which originates from China and flows into Pakistan.

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Leg 5 of the Raid de Himalaya 2015 began from Rangdum, went to Padum and ended at Rangdum. Padum is the capital of Zanskar and is about 103 kilometres from Rangdum, which lies half way between Kargil and Padum.

Ladakh·river · hills
Mahakala statue overlooking the Tsarap River in the Zanskar region of Ladakh, India. Mahakala is one of the principal Dharmapalas (protector deities) in Vajrayana Buddhism, revered as a guardian of the Buddhist teachings and traditionally d…

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See the layers of under-sea ocean sedimentation in the layers of the rocky mountains of Zanskar.

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With trucks for company, a group of motorcyclists journey across the high altitude land of passes...

Ladakh·hills · coastline
Spectacular view of striations of under-sea sediment exposed at Rangdum in Zanskar region of Ladakh which lies in the eastern half of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.

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Leg 4 of the Raid de Himalaya went from Srinagar to Rangdum in Zanskar. The participants passed the beautiful landscapes of Sonamarg, Drass, Kargil, Sankhoo, etc enroute.


Ladakh·river · snow
The Saspul - Nimmo confluence. The Zanskar River is a north-flowing tributary of the Indus. In its upper reaches, the Zanskar has two main branches.

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The fourth leg of the 17th Raid de Himalaya went from Srinagar to Rangdum in Zanskar. Seen here are riders competing in the last competitive stage of the day, between Panikher village and Rangdum.

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Rangdum is the last inhabited place in the Suru valley and is known for the Rangdum Monastery or Gonpa. The Gonpa and the area around it provide great views of the Himalayan peaks in the Suru valley and the Zanskar region.

Ladakh·hills · river
Good stock footage of distant Zanskar range seen from Ladakh peaks which can be seen aerially.

Ladakh·hills · river
The Beautiful Confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers. Zanskar river originates from the Himalayas, meets Indus river which originates from China and flows into Pakistan.

Ladakh·hills · river
The confluence of river Indus and Zanskar, Ladakh, India. Zanskar river originates from the Himalayas, meets Indus river which originates from China and flows into Pakistan.

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Zanskar is a subdistrict or tehsil of the Kargil district, which lies in the eastern half of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. The administrative centre is Padum.

Ladakh·river · hills
A high mountain pass in Zanskar region of Jammu and Kashmir, Baralacha La means the pass where many roads meet. The pass connects Lahaul in Himachal Pradesh to Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir.

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The Zanskar leg of the Raid de Himalaya proves to be the ultimate test of riders and drivers alike. With tarred roads making way for actual dirt roads, the challenge of riding gets difficult manifold.

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The Zanskar ranges bear the proof of their formation from sediments from the ocean floor. Standing in the upper Suru valley near Rangdum, one gets mesmerising views of both barren and snow clad peaks of the Zanskar region.

Zanskar, Ladakh·hills · desert
Mountain landscapes of Ladakh, India, a remote high-altitude cold desert located in the northern Himalayas.

Ladakh·hills · monsoon
High peaks of the Zanskar range as seem from Padum, Zanskar, Jammu and Kashmir state, India, in the peak of winter! Padum (also spelled Padam) is the largest town and administrative centre of Zanskar District of Kargil district in the state…

Ladakh·hills · politics
The Raid de Himalaya, the only Indian motorsport event listed on the off-road rallies calendar of Federation Internationale Motorcyclisme (FIM), Geneva, Switzerland, has been organized by the Himalayan Motorsport Association and Maruti-Suzu…

Ladakh·hills · river
The confluence of Indus with Zanskar river, Ladakh Zanskar river originates from the Himalayas, meets Indus river which originates from China and flows into Pakistan.
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