Enroute to Ladakh
My travel plan for the summer, from Coorg to Kashmir
After dillydallying between the Northeast, Utarranchal+Nepal and Sikkim+Bhutan, i finally decided on Ladakh. It was initially supposed to be just me and my two roomates from NID backpacking all the way, but seeing the lucrative destinations on offer, the gang has now grown to seven with two girls thrown in.
My initial budget estimate was 5k end to end, but now my roomate who is sitting in Delhi tells me he’s booked some super luxury volvo bus to manali costing a bomb. If things go this way, i dont think i’ll be left with anything to pay rent next month. Guess there wont be much backpacking after all 😐
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Have a fantastic time! I am already envying your itinerary 😉
Have fun, and then some more 🙂
So how was your trip? 🙂
Just came across your blog via the stunning Chennai metro map. Love your maps dude.
I just noticed that PoK and Aksai chin are missing in this map of India.
looks exciting, why no updates to the blog after that?
interesting. I just did almost similar trip on motor cycle. Good luck.