Chang, Monks, and the Military: The Unholy Trinity of Ladakhi Nightlife
Ladakh’s nightlife exists in a theological paradox that would make Joseph Heller proud. In the same valley where monks practice celibacy and meditation, you’ll find
Ladakh’s nightlife exists in a theological paradox that would make Joseph Heller proud. In the same valley where monks practice celibacy and meditation, you’ll find
The petrol pump at Tandi, just after you leave Keylong, has a sign that should be carved into every adventure rider’s consciousness: “Last fuel for
Thirty kilometers from Leh, there’s a stretch of road where your motorcycle appears to roll uphill when you put it in neutral. Tour guides call
There’s a sign at Khardung La that claims it’s the highest motorable road in the world. This is a lie, but like most lies at
Ladakh’s nightlife exists in a theological paradox that would make Joseph Heller proud. In the same valley where monks practice celibacy and meditation, you’ll find
The petrol pump at Tandi, just after you leave Keylong, has a sign that should be carved into every adventure rider’s consciousness: “Last fuel for
Thirty kilometers from Leh, there’s a stretch of road where your motorcycle appears to roll uphill when you put it in neutral. Tour guides call
There’s a sign at Khardung La that claims it’s the highest motorable road in the world. This is a lie, but like most lies at