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Leh is situated on the banks of the Indus, at a height of 11,000 feet, sandwiched between the Kunlun mountain range in the north and the main Great Himalayas to the south.

Zoji La (Pass) - Kashmir side
Zoji La (Pass) - Kashmir side		 Zoji La (Pass) from inside cab of truck
Zoji La (Pass) from inside cab of truck		 After the Zoji La
After the Zoji La		 Our truck at Drass
Our truck at Drass
Main Street - Kargil
Main Street - Kargil		 Road to Leh
Road to Leh		 Lamayuru monastery
Lamayuru monastery		 Roadside stop
Roadside stop
Old man spinning
Old man spinning		 Stop before Leh
Stop before Leh		 Tibetan Palace
Tibetan Palace		 Ladakhi kitchen
Ladakhi kitchen
Leh -2 old boys
Leh -2 old boys		 Prayer wheels
Prayer wheels		 Maharaja's Palace - blue sky
Maharaja's Palace - blue sky		 Stupas on road coming into Leh
Stupas on road coming into Leh
Stupas and mountains
Stupas and mountains		 Leh
Leh		 Old lady
Old lady		 Leh - city street
Leh - city street
Two ladies
Two ladies		 Leh - city street
Leh - city street		 Leh - 3 ladies and a donkey
Leh - 3 ladies and a donkey		 Leh -3 ladies roadside chat
Leh -3 ladies roadside chat
Leh - city street
Leh - city street		 Leh street
Leh street		 Leh-backstreet
Leh-backstreet		 Leh-hilly lane
Leh-hilly lane
Leh
Leh		 Leh Lady
Leh Lady		 Turquoise Head Dress
Turquoise Head Dress		 A Man and his Family
A Man and his Family
Radish
Radish		 Looking
Looking		 Street venders
Street venders		 Back street
Back street
Leh from palace hill
Leh from palace hill		 Street dentist
Street dentist		 Ladakhi lady
Ladakhi lady		 Lady with jewelery
Lady with jewelery
Old lady
Old lady		 Ladakhi Lady
Ladakhi Lady		 Line of shoppers
Line of shoppers		 Minar of mosque-Leh
Minar of mosque-Leh
Leh
Leh		 Old man
Old man		 Old tree
Old tree		 Onion seller
Onion seller
Old tree
Old tree		 Onion sellers
Onion sellers		 Street venders
Street venders		 Taking the yak for a walk
Taking the yak for a walk
Leh-top of hill
Leh-top of hill		 Leh-vegetable market
Leh-vegetable market		 Vegetable sellers
Vegetable sellers		 Walking the yak
Walking the yak
Man at loom
Man at loom		 Road north of Leh
Road north of Leh		 Stupas
Stupas		 Stupas north of Leh
Stupas north of Leh
Ladhaki woman
Ladhaki woman		 Monastary ceiling
Monastary ceiling		 With donkey man
With donkey man		 Outside Leh-Ladakh
Outside Leh-Ladakh
Leh
Leh

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Zainul Aabedin Aabedi 08-Nov-2013 14:12
The photos are very interesting it reflects the old culture and tradition
Guest 02-Aug-2012 06:23
really amazed collection..
Stanzin Namgyal 01-Mar-2012 12:51
Thanks a lot Mr. Khan. The Ladakhi kitchen you have taken is at my home and the people in the picture are my beloved grandparents. I am sorry to share that they passed away few years back and I am their grand son. This picture is very special to me. Thanks a lot sir.
Noor Khan16-Aug-2011 00:39
Which one is yours, brother?
jaswant singh 15-Aug-2011 07:19
Very nice photos I am pleased to see my old shop and old house thanks jaswant singh
abdulmaalik 24-Oct-2010 05:27
excellent work by noor.khan.do u live in india or pakistan rply
Noor Khan03-Jul-2010 14:04
Thanks for sharing the story. We journied from Srinagar to Leh in March. We had to wait in Sonamarg for the Zojila to open. Going back to Srinigar we slept in a truck in Dross, right after Kargil, as the army permitted one way traffic on the pass going our way in mornings, and of course no traffic at night! Great place.
Balthasar 03-Jul-2010 13:08
I visited Ladakh one year later: October 1981. Never returned, for fear of seeing the touristy mobs blazing through the old streets. I am awe stricken though, now that I see the frightening Srinagar-Leh road. It's a miracle we didn't tumble down those cliffs... When we returned in the beginning of November, Zoji-La was closed due to heavy snow and we had to stay in Kargil for five days. Finally the truck driver with whom I hitched a ride decided we should go, and that was the scariest ride in my life. We negotiated Zoji-La during a blizzard. All the world was white. But I lived to tell.
Thank you for the splendid images.
Peace. From The Netherlands.
Elena29-Nov-2009 03:47
Great collection of images! I was very exited to see Ladakh in 1980. Thank you! BV
ashraf ali 05-Nov-2009 16:03
the photos are truly an asset...great work
Ibai Arsuaga 29-Jun-2009 20:30
I was last year in Ladakh, it is the most special land I know, the images are awesome, I've been remembering the good moments i had sorrounded by mountains and stupas.

Nowadays tourist are everywhere, 1980 should have been more authentic than it is now. Great photos!!!
wangdus shutu 14-Jun-2009 10:36
Really wanderful image, Impressive.
Noor Khan18-Feb-2009 14:51
Yes yaar... the world has changed since 1980.
The future is coming...
Let us pray.
Ameen
sachin 18-Feb-2009 12:00
really nice photos of old ladakh but now its change
namgyal 27-Aug-2008 15:47
really nice images ,very memorable one,today it changes a lot,
Ghislaine et Réal Boulet26-Nov-2007 03:28
Very impressive collection.
krunal17-Jun-2007 07:37
real gems i wud call them :)
Guest 16-Jun-2007 16:01
I truely enjoyed and amazed with the photos in this gallery. Beatiful town and people.
Guest 25-May-2007 04:01
I Really enjoy all the images from your Ladakh gallery, that is the first time i heard "Ladakh" and thank you for sharing, especially for the old days in Ladakh.
Guest 12-May-2007 17:56
What wonderful images of Ladakh especially as they are from 1980.

Bravo!
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