Sakthiananth
Rider
The paths are nothing but a curious person experiments on him how he could describe himself.
Actually story begun in the normal day when he was doing his desired job with distinct dream to visit Lonely Planet and started sketch his dreams into a real plan, And Perhaps it was very fortune that he got all through in ease. OOPs... Sorry I forgot to tell about the dreams but it’s naive that I normally forget most of the time but not the dream I dream.
It was three year back I actually planned for it with some of my friends.
For many of my friends it’s still a dream land yet to cover.
This’s the outline of our plan and the paths that we had covered. It’s approximately 3270 Kms.
On July 4th early morning 3:00 we had started our journey we really didn’t know that it’s going to be content with so much of trills but we did assume it going to be fun.
Our journey machines. These’re going to be on my pictures for my next 11Days...So just skip to next picture, yes I’m serious.
Day: 1 – Saturday: 3:00Hrs
Really I got to tell this, that daba put some smile on all those faces… After about 4 Hrs of journey. The world happiest moment is when you’re served with appetizing edible.
This’s a quick nap after our lunch and all the way we get started to climb the Himalayan Ranges. (Feeling breeze)
@20:00Hrs we made it to Manali. The rest of the day went really tired and drowsy.
As Usual we had a plan to leave Manali early but the other day riding took toll on us so we were only able to leave for Sarchu around 6:00 not bad. The early morning selfies are energy boosters.
Day: 2 – 6:00Hrs
All posing for long ride:
This’s the first view of the Rothang Pass from Manali before Gulaba Check post.
We reached Gulaba Check post around 7:00 Hrs There were few cars and bunch of bikers so we were easily able pass the check post. This’s a rising halo on valley just next to the check post
Starving to have anything, since that morning we had nothing served for breakfast so all tired when we reached Rothang pass.
9:00 Hrs – Rothang Pass
Here’s the queue of military vehicles @ Sissu.
This is the traditional picture @ Tandi for the people who travel for Ladakh. Great road too.
Our vehicle got filled with necessary goods.
A picture of Bullet with complete armor for the trip.
I guess this’s our first Iron Bridge.
We reached Keylong around 15:45Hrs. This’s a view from the hotel where we had our lunch. I think its Chow Mein such a terrible food but no way to skip this because it was the only option all we had. (Never ever expect tasty food all the way, sometimes you’re blessed most of the time you’re not.)
Finally around 16:40 Hrs. we reached Sarchu. The view and the hospitality was absolutely fantastic.
An embracing coffee over the lawn.
Dinesh and I started fixing our minor issue in our vehicle in the meantime Bob was busy in posing for pictures.
What else we would be looking for after we comforted with tents and bed, obviously Bonfire – We’re choosing the perfect location and things to burn down.
So finally everybody set over selves together to fire both inside as well outside.
Day: 3 - 5:50Hrs
The Rising sun on east with sarcastic smile behind the walls.
It’s good bye time for the folks who made the day wonderful and peaceful. (3rd & 5th from left)
This was our first water stream crossing and vehicles are waiting to pass the stream. I forgot to tell you that from the Day 2 to Day 4 we’re isolated from the virtual world – NO Network NO Mobile.
This’s the view after crossing the stream.
Here is the land slid and the BRO on the field to clear out the mess.
Trucks waiting to pass the land slide road.
Met a fellow in Zing zing bar he cycled all the way from German to Ladakh and we were so excited to see him. His bicycle odometer readings astonished us.
After several water stream and road blocks we reached the heaven – The first view of Baralanchala
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Here’s the another one.
There was a heavy downpour – It’s completely amazing and fun riding in freezing temperature.
Roads were really in very bad shape and sometimes we thought this’s where the real adventure hidden.
We got struck in rain, suffocated in truck smokes and horrible Gata Loops so we couldn’t picture it a lot and the temperature was started decreasing considerably so we were indeed to find the shelter to save ourselves from the horrible temperature. This’s the one we captured @ the tent.
Day :4
Fourth day begins with wonderful with favorable weather. Suiting up the things on the vehicle for the ride and last day of reaching Leh city.
A selfie of me with my brother in a morning, you barely see smile on the faces because we suffered a lot in cause of lack of oxygen and the rages of Himalayan fields dragged us to the High Altitudes Sickness – no one escape from this. Most importantly - People suffer from fragile respiratory please carry your prescribed medicines & oxygen cylinder.
A distance view of our tents where we spent our night, apparently it saved our souls.
This’s the first view of the Lama land.
Here the some random pictures
Entering in to the Alien Planet…
It feels like we’re no more in 21st century but in Stone Age.
This one we’re absolutely on Mars.
The curves of mountains.
View attachment 650800
An Army base. I wonder and proud of our fellow army people how they serve our nation seamlessly in such breath piercing wind and cold.
A complete stretch you can take your vehicle up to its mark but beware of bumpy amidst that could
Experiment your vehicle suspension and end up vehicle breakdown.
Part - 2:
http://www.bcmtouring.com/forums/threads/paths-of-glory-part-2.66092/#post-1180261
Actually story begun in the normal day when he was doing his desired job with distinct dream to visit Lonely Planet and started sketch his dreams into a real plan, And Perhaps it was very fortune that he got all through in ease. OOPs... Sorry I forgot to tell about the dreams but it’s naive that I normally forget most of the time but not the dream I dream.
It was three year back I actually planned for it with some of my friends.
For many of my friends it’s still a dream land yet to cover.
This’s the outline of our plan and the paths that we had covered. It’s approximately 3270 Kms.
On July 4th early morning 3:00 we had started our journey we really didn’t know that it’s going to be content with so much of trills but we did assume it going to be fun.
Our journey machines. These’re going to be on my pictures for my next 11Days...So just skip to next picture, yes I’m serious.
Day: 1 – Saturday: 3:00Hrs
Really I got to tell this, that daba put some smile on all those faces… After about 4 Hrs of journey. The world happiest moment is when you’re served with appetizing edible.
This’s a quick nap after our lunch and all the way we get started to climb the Himalayan Ranges. (Feeling breeze)
@20:00Hrs we made it to Manali. The rest of the day went really tired and drowsy.
As Usual we had a plan to leave Manali early but the other day riding took toll on us so we were only able to leave for Sarchu around 6:00 not bad. The early morning selfies are energy boosters.
Day: 2 – 6:00Hrs
All posing for long ride:
This’s the first view of the Rothang Pass from Manali before Gulaba Check post.
We reached Gulaba Check post around 7:00 Hrs There were few cars and bunch of bikers so we were easily able pass the check post. This’s a rising halo on valley just next to the check post
Starving to have anything, since that morning we had nothing served for breakfast so all tired when we reached Rothang pass.
9:00 Hrs – Rothang Pass
Here’s the queue of military vehicles @ Sissu.
This is the traditional picture @ Tandi for the people who travel for Ladakh. Great road too.
Our vehicle got filled with necessary goods.
A picture of Bullet with complete armor for the trip.
I guess this’s our first Iron Bridge.
We reached Keylong around 15:45Hrs. This’s a view from the hotel where we had our lunch. I think its Chow Mein such a terrible food but no way to skip this because it was the only option all we had. (Never ever expect tasty food all the way, sometimes you’re blessed most of the time you’re not.)
Finally around 16:40 Hrs. we reached Sarchu. The view and the hospitality was absolutely fantastic.
An embracing coffee over the lawn.
Dinesh and I started fixing our minor issue in our vehicle in the meantime Bob was busy in posing for pictures.
What else we would be looking for after we comforted with tents and bed, obviously Bonfire – We’re choosing the perfect location and things to burn down.
So finally everybody set over selves together to fire both inside as well outside.
Day: 3 - 5:50Hrs
The Rising sun on east with sarcastic smile behind the walls.
It’s good bye time for the folks who made the day wonderful and peaceful. (3rd & 5th from left)
This was our first water stream crossing and vehicles are waiting to pass the stream. I forgot to tell you that from the Day 2 to Day 4 we’re isolated from the virtual world – NO Network NO Mobile.
This’s the view after crossing the stream.
Here is the land slid and the BRO on the field to clear out the mess.
Trucks waiting to pass the land slide road.
Met a fellow in Zing zing bar he cycled all the way from German to Ladakh and we were so excited to see him. His bicycle odometer readings astonished us.
After several water stream and road blocks we reached the heaven – The first view of Baralanchala
View attachment 650818
Here’s the another one.
There was a heavy downpour – It’s completely amazing and fun riding in freezing temperature.
Roads were really in very bad shape and sometimes we thought this’s where the real adventure hidden.
We got struck in rain, suffocated in truck smokes and horrible Gata Loops so we couldn’t picture it a lot and the temperature was started decreasing considerably so we were indeed to find the shelter to save ourselves from the horrible temperature. This’s the one we captured @ the tent.
Day :4
Fourth day begins with wonderful with favorable weather. Suiting up the things on the vehicle for the ride and last day of reaching Leh city.
A selfie of me with my brother in a morning, you barely see smile on the faces because we suffered a lot in cause of lack of oxygen and the rages of Himalayan fields dragged us to the High Altitudes Sickness – no one escape from this. Most importantly - People suffer from fragile respiratory please carry your prescribed medicines & oxygen cylinder.
A distance view of our tents where we spent our night, apparently it saved our souls.
This’s the first view of the Lama land.
Here the some random pictures
Entering in to the Alien Planet…
It feels like we’re no more in 21st century but in Stone Age.
This one we’re absolutely on Mars.
The curves of mountains.
View attachment 650800
An Army base. I wonder and proud of our fellow army people how they serve our nation seamlessly in such breath piercing wind and cold.
A complete stretch you can take your vehicle up to its mark but beware of bumpy amidst that could
Experiment your vehicle suspension and end up vehicle breakdown.
Part - 2:
http://www.bcmtouring.com/forums/threads/paths-of-glory-part-2.66092/#post-1180261
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