Flying over Indus river and landing in Leh
Ladakh·river · highway
Leh, was the capital of the Himalayan kingdom of Ladakh, now the Leh district in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Result 2Lamayuru Monastery, Leh, India
Ladakh·river · village
A view of Lamayuru Monastery, Leh district, India. It is a Tibetan- Buddhist Monastery situated in Lamayuru, a small village on the Srinagar- Leh Highway, NH 1- D.
Result 3Aerial view of Ladakh ranges, in Jammu
Jammu and Kashmir·river
Ladakh Range southeastern extension of the Karakoram Range, south-central Asia. The range extends southeastward for some 230 miles (370 km) from the mouth of the Shyok River in the Northern Areas (the sector of the Kashmir region administer…
Result 4Lies on the border of India and Gilgit-Baltistan, a paradise called Turtuk, in Leh
Ladakh·village · river
Along the Shyok river lies the northernmost village of India, Turtuk. This hidden gem is the last village on the northernmost part of India.
Result 5Fly over Tso Moriri lake in the cold desert of Changthang, in Himachal Pradesh
lake · river
A deep blue colored brackish water lake at an altitude of 4,595 meters on the plateau of Changthang. Tso-moriri is mind-numbingly beautiful, Calm and sacred lake for Ladakhis.
Result 6Bird's eye view of the valley village of Turtuk in the cold dry desert of Ladakh, in Jammu
Jammu and Kashmir·village · river
Along the Shyok river lies the northernmost village of India, Turtuk. This hidden gem is the last village on the northernmost part of India.
Result 7As remote as it can get, Turtuk is a self reliant village in the Balti region of Ladakh, in Jammu and Kashmir
village · river
Along the Shyok river lies the northernmost village of India, Turtuk. This hidden gem is the last village on the northernmost part of India.
Result 8Aerial view of two Himalayan paradises: Turtuk and Nako, in Jammu and Kashmir
river · lake
(0:00 - 0:40) Along the Shyok river lies the northernmost village of India, Turtuk in J&K . This hidden gem is the last village on the northernmost part of India.
Result 9Surrounded by willow and poplar trees, Nako, the hidden gem of Kinnaur, in Himachal Pradesh
river · lake
A paradise in the district of Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh lying close to the Tibetan border. It lies in the restricted zone which requires Inner Line Permit(ILP) to travel through.
Result 10Bird's eye view of Nimo village, in Leh
Ladakh·river · village
Nimo is a small village in Leh tehsil of Leh district, Jammu and Kashmir with a total of 193 families residing Nimo is a stop fore river rafting groups and is the main starting point for the annual Indian river rafting expedition, which is…
Result 11Huge piece of flat land surrounded by snow capped mountains of Leh
Ladakh·river
Nimo is a small village in Leh tehsil of Leh district, Jammu and Kashmir with total of 193 families residing Nimo is a stop fore river rafting groups and is the main starting point for the annual Indian river rafting expedition, which is do…
Result 12Patches of farm land along the Indus river in ladakh
river · aerial
Aerial view of the dry desert of Ladakh and the patches of farms along and around the river Indus.
Result 13Thiksey, Shey, Indus river and distant Leh, as seen in stunning aerial view of Ladakh mountains
Ladakh·aerial · river
Aerial view of Thiksey Monastery. It is situated 18 km from Leh in the valley of Indus river. Thiksey Monastery is the largest monastery in central Ladakh district in Jammu & Kashmir.
Result 14Shingo la Pass in Ladakh, with road closely following a river valley, opening out to iced over lake
river · highway
A frozen lake at Shinku La Pass, looking south towards Darcha in Lahaul. Shingo la or Shinkula / Shinku La Pass in Ladakh, with the road closely following a river valley, opening out to an iced over lake in aerial view, with blue ice and cl…
Result 15Phugtal Gompa Monastery, Purne, Zanskar Ladakh: Stunning turquoise river in brown barren mountains
river · aerial
Phugtal Gompa Monastery, Purne, Zanskar in Ladakh: Stunning turquoise river runs through brown barrenness and high altitude desert mountains of Zanskar in Ladakh.
Result 16Nimo, Nurla in Ladakh: greenery restricted to Indus river valley, high altitude desert all around
river
Result 17Nimo, Nurla, Basgo aerials: greenery restricted to Indus river banks, cold desert all around, in Ladakh
river · aerial
Aerials of Nimo, Nurla and Basgo, greenery restricted to Indus river banks, cold desert all around.
Result 18Indus river canyon at Upshi in Ladakh: aerial view
river
What a lovely flight up the canyon of the Indus river (from which India gets its name) in Ladakh! Heading past Upshi, we see a thin narrow green belt of poplar and willow along the river banks, with the desolation of the high altitude deser…
Result 19Stakna and Matho monasteries along the Indus river valley in Leh, Ladakh: aerial view
Ladakh·hills · river
An aerial view of Stakna and Matho monasteries along the Indus river valley in Leh, Ladakh. Matho Monastery or Matho Gompa is one of the attractive monasteries in the lap of Himalaya.
Result 20Flying over the Indus river in Leh, Ladakh
Ladakh·river · aerial
As one flies over the Indus river in Ladakh, it is striking how the river has created a green haven around itself as it winds its way down the landscape.
Result 21Aerial view of the old chortens near Shey, just outside Leh town
Ladakh·farmland · river
Fly over the field of chortens or stupas near Shey, just a few kilometers outside Leh town. Scattered across a field next to the Indus river, is one of the largest chorten fields of Ladakh, with many old chortens or stupas.
Result 22Indus river alluvial flood plain with sand bars in Ladakh: aerial view of vast Indus river basin
river · monsoon
Indus river alluvial flood plain with sand bars in Ladakh. An aerial view of vastness of the Indus river basin in India. See the rugged roads that give access to this remote region.
Result 23Source of Indus river north of Ladakh (and how India got its name!)
hills · river
Ice chunks float down the Zanskar river as it joins the Indus at the Saspul-Nimmo confluence.
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