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Ladakh Chronicles, part 6 – Pangong Tso

April 5th, 2009

A play of nature and disappointments amidst unexpected adventures.

11^th July

Although we stayed up till quite late in the night (fighting over song selection for the CD), we were up and fresh early. Unfortunately, it was Amjad (our driver) who was late that morning. For some reason, we were excited about Pangong lake. After all, it is one of biggest lake; even though most of it lies in China territory. Supposedly, on a clear day the lake looks it’s most beautiful, displaying at least four different colors on its vast water surface. Mixture of reflections, of sky, its surrounding mountains and part of shallow surfaces in between create a wonderful imagery of nature’s trickery. I said this supposedly a bit too early because… well…, you will find out in due course.

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