Given the demand for more pictures, here are a selection from the Nubra valley and up and over the Khardung-La pass and down to Leh. Enjoy!
Stunning Apricot trees in blossom in Turtuk where I started my journey
Taking tea with the locals
Along the Nubra valley we were able to follow the road most of the way
Lack of traffic meant the kids could freely play in the streets
Taking a rest
Poor Dzo didn't last more than a day before needing some running repairs
Namgyal and Olie enjoy the sunset in Diskit
Enjoying a bit of lunch on route
Now I can see why it's called one of the world's highest deserts!
It was inevitable that I'd get a blister at some point, but I'd not banked on it being this big!
Looking down on the road we'd just followed up to the top of Khardung-La
Reaching the top of Khardung-La at just before 6pm after 16 kilometers uphill!
Making our way down to Leh was one of the best feelings, knowing I could take a break
The view of Leh Palace from a backstreet in Leh