Ladakh Anyone??

[rukzbecks]

Calling anyone who wants to leave the concrete jungle to experience nature at its best... m planning a trip to ladakh in india somewhere in june.. its a scenic highland with trekking as main agenda..

criteria to consider:
- completely overworked and looking for calmness away from everyone and everything...
- love having coffee at the break of dawn and sipping wine watching sunset...
- just chill with no reservations...

so u guys interested, lets screen each other to c if we can sync for a week in a trip off the beaten track...

[yankee_ibanez]

Hey i had been to Ladakh and tell you what its just an amazing piece of land on this earth.. Alas!! just returned back in Jan from there..
My suggesting wud be to explore Leh as well.. its truly sensational.. and Ladkh gives u a feeling away from world yet so peaceful n beautiful.. hahah n u hit the bull eye when u said perfect fr hvin wine at the break od dawn..
Have a nice trip mate..

[rukzbecks]

hey yankee... i noe, must b awesome rite... m planning for the trip like since forever... did u go trekking? wats the shortest num of days they offer?? and how much did the trip cost u?? m plannin a budget one.. a rough estimate will be helpfull...

otherwise wanna go again???

[Dounut]

Ladakh is a great place, but Sikkim could be a better choice.

[rukzbecks]

yeah,, why,,, how is it different??

[Dounut]

Really depends on what you want.

Sikkim & Ladakh shared similar culture, Tibetan style Buddism. Sikkim is a better choice to catch culture festivals, compared to Tibet. Both Sikkim & Ladakh offered treks, but Sikkim is lower & less dry compared to Ladakh. Thus, Ladakh might be less desirable.

Scenery wise, Tibet & Kashmire are better choices. For treks & scenery alone, Pakistan is another good option, but current situation there make set you back.