Here's a little snapping of this gorgeous heaven on earth, this lake had so many colors and the beauty was something to get lost in it. Hope you like it :-)
Awesome vlog Diya loved it......😘 It's soo pleasant to see the beautiful lake and mountains..... great work Diya. Thanks to you and u r husband for making such a lovely video 👍
its a great vlog... ur sense of camera is magical! much love to Kaya! I just want to know if u took any meds for the altitude sickness, or did u need oxygen? pls let me know.
Hey Diya! Loving your vlogs! So amazingly edited. While you get inspired to go to Rome through my vlogs, I'm getting inspired to go to the Himalayas through yours! 😀😁
Haha.. Grass is always greener on the other side. And thank you so much for the compliments. You are equally great at editing, I love watching your videos too 😍😃
Hi Diya Madhubrata Dey . Nice Video. Wonderful. I am also planning trip to Ladakh. Do you think taking bike from Srinagr for Leh with my wife and SON (4.5 years) would be possible with some luggage (being kid along). or you think it will be too much. Too much discomfort for kid. I am thinking to travel max 150 to 200 km per day and make stays at Kargil and other good spots on the way. then would it be okay ?
Avhijit Dev Hello Manna kaku ! Thank you so much. That’s so sweet of Rishi. Dibbo onek prosongsha koreche Rishi’r .. he said Rishi is such a smart and intelligent kid. Hope to meet you guys sometime soon. Please let me know if you happen to come to Bangalore any day. 😊😊
Salin Kumar .. Hello. Thank you so much! Ya right. Even when we went by the end of July, it was already really hot. Please carry sunscreens and umbrella if possible, sun rays are very very strong there .. skin gets tanned really easily. Hope you enjoy the trip! 😊😊
We chose a tour operator , but we were not very happy with the way they organized it in Leh. Would suggest a local tour guide in Leh Ladakh. PM me and I can send you more details.
Hi diya loved your videos. Planning to go next week. Did you booked your hotels and camps in advance or booked after reaching. M also planning to go with my doll
Hi Shubhra! That's great. Yes, we booked it in advance. We went through a tour company called "Ladakh trip india ltd".. they did all the booking for us. It's better to book in advance, since it's the peak season and also I guess it's a little easier with a kid. The camp we stayed in Pangong was called "100 sky camp", you can also book directly with them incase you like it. Hope the info is helpful. Let me know, if there is anything else you want to know, would be happy to help. Happy travels! 🙂🙂
@@DiyaDey thank you so much diya.. How much the expenses for trip except flights? We are planning from delhi to srinagar via flight and after trip flight from leh to dehli..
Ya. We did the same thing. We flew from Delhi to Srinagar and took a flight from Leh to Delhi. We did a 10 days trip and the entire package cost us around 80k excluding flight. They had breakfast and dinner included.
Hi Diya, Im From Sri lanka and enjoyed your Vlog.Im planning to visit Pangong lake augest and my 58 years old mother will join with me. Im just wondering whether i should take her after hearing about AMS. How did you get prepared for AMS ?
Hello Sugandhi ! We went there in the first week of August and it was pretty cold at night. Daytime was pleasant. So to deal with AMS, the best option we found was to stay at Leh for a day or two to help the body acclimatise. Then go to Pangong from there. Please try not to overdo anything. And drinking lots of water would help. Pangong is indeed at a very high altitude which makes it difficult for anybody. My daughter was 3 year old then, but since we took the road from Srinagar to Leh. Then stayed at Leh for 2 days and then went to Pangong. She didn't eat well, because of the altitude issue I guess, but then I made sure she drank ample of liquid like milk, juice etc, along with water. She was all ok, may be because her body had adapted by then. But I have heard lot of stories of kids her age having breathing issues and nose bleed etc, because they flew from Delhi to Leh and then the very next day came to Pangong. If you are taking a flight to Leh, just make sure to stay for 2 days or so at Leh, and then only plan for Pangong. Hope this helps! :-)
I gave a thumps up for Kaya. she’s so cute. I had a little question. Some people told me not to take kids to Leh because of breathing issues/ high altitude. Kaya looked fine throughout the whole journey. Can you give me some money nformation,precautions you took pls.
Hi. We drove from Srinagar to Leh and covered the distance in 2 days with a lay over at Kargil. That way we all were acclimatized to the altitude. I guess it’s an issue if you directly land by air at Leh. Also. Once in Leh it’s mandatory to take 24 hours to acclimatize to the altitude before venturing for higher altitudes like khardung La. Also keep altitude medicines and oxygen handy in the car.
You said it's 10 days trip how may places you visited dear. We are planning actually from Hyderabad. For 10 days 3 ppl 80k. I want to know places you visited.. thanks in advance.
10 days route. Srinagar - sonmarg - kargil - drass - Leh - Nubra valley - turtuk village - pangong lake- Leh . All by road from Srinagar to Leh and beyond.
Hey nice video. You seemed a little breathless, is it because of the oxygen level at such a height? Also those animals looked like beavers to me not sure though. - barnali
Hi Barnali. Thank you. Yes a lot of breathlessness because of the height. Pangong is some 14000 ft which is a lot more than Leh.. Leh is at 10000. I know right? They looked like Beavers to me too. Hehe. But finally I found out that they are called ‘Marmoths’ 😀
I was always looking such a video where a couple going in Ladakh, Pangong, Khardungla with their Kids.....Finally I got it because I want to refer such video to my beloved wife who were so much concerned for not to go with kids in ladakh trip as many of her well-wisher suggest her not to do so and you don't believe, me and my wife with our 2.5 years kids went upto zero point after zojila pass in last week during our Kashmir tour but not ladakh. Really I got encourage to see your video that we can take our kids to my next year ladakh plan and manage my wife as well In sha Allah. Love from Bangladesh......If any suggestion for taking kids, I will be glad...
shimon aziz .. Hello! I can understand your wife’s concern.. even I was very skeptical about going to Ladakh with my daughter. However, after the trip.. we realized it’s completely safe to travel to Ladakh with kids. Only thing is it’s best to take the Srinagar Leh roadway. And incase you take the flight, it’s advised to rest at Leh for a day or 2 to help the body adapt to the altitude. Let them drink lots of water, and also because of the height they may not feel like eating so you can give them things like fruits, milk, dry fruits etc to for strength. Hope this helps! 😊
Thanks you so much Apu for your great suggestion, As last week I just came back from Kashmir tour which included Gulmarg, Pehelgam, Srinagar and Sonmarg. As we went upto zojila without any trouble of my 2.5 y kids, In sha Allah next year will plan for full Ladakh. Thanks for your guideline and happy Travelling. Love for Kashmir from Bangladesh......
Jab hum gaye .. it was end of July, it was quite hot. Nubra and Pangong the weather was pleasant, it was only a little cold at night.. that's all. By end of August, it will start getting chilly and cold. Hope it's helpful!
Those are marmots, which are generally found in the Himalayan region of Lahual Spiti and Leh, Ladakh. But unfortunately, tourists visiting these places have disturbed their habitat by feeding, which has been a great concern. And I request everyone that please do not feed them when you spot a marmot.
Jigmat Norboo .. Hey hi! Thank you so much for mentioning the name. And ya unfortunately, lot of people were feeding them and our driver said that too .. that first thing human food wasn’t good for them and secondly if they started eating human food, they would get addicted to it and not eat their food which might eventually lead to their deaths. Hope so, your message passes on to the people visiting that area. Thanks ! 👍🏼😊
They do fix the roads from time to time but the melting snow from mountain caps in summers wash the roads down. But, trust me. That’s the adventure in Ladakh. Always keep a spare day or 2 in hand in case you are on the road.
Here's a little snapping of this gorgeous heaven on earth, this lake had so many colors and the beauty was something to get lost in it. Hope you like it :-)
Wow! How gorgeous! I'm a new subscriber and fellow vlogger with two little boys.
Diya Madhubrata Dey
Squirrels
Hi Diya, I enjoyed watching this entire series of Kashmir, Leh and Ladhak vlogs. Amazing scenery and great editing, Thumbs out for Kaya👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
As kaya requested, I gave a thumbs out 😁. Excellent editing. Love to see your vlogs. You deserve many more likes and subscribers. Keep vlogging 😊
Hello Anushua ! Ha ha .. thank you so much. That’s really kind of you. You are too nice 😍😍
Awesome vlog Diya loved it......😘 It's soo pleasant to see the beautiful lake and mountains..... great work Diya. Thanks to you and u r husband for making such a lovely video 👍
Hey Ramya! Thank you so much for the love and support😘❤
Thanku Diya for sharing beautiful place 👍🏻
Best video so far
Beautiful Pangong Lake
My 👍 thumbs out for Kaya❤️ Kaya I always give thumbs out before watching the video 😍
Nice video Diya. Which month did you visit there? Kaya is adorable. Love from Guwahati 🥰🥰🥰
its a great vlog... ur sense of camera is magical! much love to Kaya! I just want to know if u took any meds for the altitude sickness, or did u need oxygen? pls let me know.
Hey Diya! Loving your vlogs! So amazingly edited. While you get inspired to go to Rome through my vlogs, I'm getting inspired to go to the Himalayas through yours! 😀😁
Haha.. Grass is always greener on the other side. And thank you so much for the compliments. You are equally great at editing, I love watching your videos too 😍😃
10 days trip mein tanning ho gyi apko😂... Nice work, natural way to presentation 👍& your daughter Kaya so beautiful my thums up only for her😘
Kaya vison misty dekhte... MasAllah
Awesome video... Nice editing... big like...👍👍👍
Thank you so much ! That's so nice of you 😊😊
which month was this? can i go there with my 5 year old daughter in the month of May?
Hi Diya Madhubrata Dey . Nice Video. Wonderful. I am also planning trip to Ladakh. Do you think taking bike from Srinagr for Leh with my wife and SON (4.5 years) would be possible with some luggage (being kid along). or you think it will be too much. Too much discomfort for kid. I am thinking to travel max 150 to 200 km per day and make stays at Kargil and other good spots on the way. then would it be okay ?
Hey... In which month did you visit ladhak
Oh my god so good 👍👍👍👍👍😘😘😘for Kaya
kaaya is sooooooo cute sis.superrrrb
Me and Rishi is fan of ur vblogs.we dont miss a single episode.he says thumbs up
Avhijit Dev Hello Manna kaku ! Thank you so much. That’s so sweet of Rishi. Dibbo onek prosongsha koreche Rishi’r .. he said Rishi is such a smart and intelligent kid. Hope to meet you guys sometime soon. Please let me know if you happen to come to Bangalore any day. 😊😊
Maasaallah Maya is sooo cute
@Diya Dey in which month you went there. Kindly let me know if you have faced any altitude issue for your daughter at highest point.
Loved ur vlog.. beautiful editing..
Hey hi ! Thank you 🙂🙂
During which month did you travel to ladakh.. is it ok to travel with kid??
ur daughter is too cute. full of energy, nice vlog. climate is horrible it seems, burning hot sunlight, get tan fast, will go by end of this month.
Salin Kumar .. Hello. Thank you so much! Ya right. Even when we went by the end of July, it was already really hot. Please carry sunscreens and umbrella if possible, sun rays are very very strong there .. skin gets tanned really easily.
Hope you enjoy the trip! 😊😊
Have u been to Turtuk Village?
Salin Kumar Yes. From Nubra we went for a day trip to Turtuk. It’s beautiful.
Vlog Link Please
Hope you find it helpful 😀
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they r Marmot....beautifully captured
Thank you! 😀
Very very nice , can you give details of how you book hotels, transportation etc..
We chose a tour operator , but we were not very happy with the way they organized it in Leh. Would suggest a local tour guide in Leh Ladakh. PM me and I can send you more details.
Hi diya loved your videos.
Planning to go next week. Did you booked your hotels and camps in advance or booked after reaching. M also planning to go with my doll
Hi Shubhra! That's great. Yes, we booked it in advance. We went through a tour company called "Ladakh trip india ltd".. they did all the booking for us. It's better to book in advance, since it's the peak season and also I guess it's a little easier with a kid. The camp we stayed in Pangong was called "100 sky camp", you can also book directly with them incase you like it. Hope the info is helpful. Let me know, if there is anything else you want to know, would be happy to help.
Happy travels! 🙂🙂
@@DiyaDey thank you so much diya..
How much the expenses for trip except flights?
We are planning from delhi to srinagar via flight and after trip flight from leh to dehli..
Ya. We did the same thing. We flew from Delhi to Srinagar and took a flight from Leh to Delhi. We did a 10 days trip and the entire package cost us around 80k excluding flight. They had breakfast and dinner included.
@@DiyaDey okie thanks so much dear...
Very nice 👌
So nice edition and nice English kayak is so cute love your vlogs god bless you now make eat it our wear it with your husband
Lol
Hi Diya, Im From Sri lanka and enjoyed your Vlog.Im planning to visit Pangong lake augest and my 58 years old mother will join with me. Im just wondering whether i should take her after hearing about AMS. How did you get prepared for AMS ?
Hello Sugandhi ! We went there in the first week of August and it was pretty cold at night. Daytime was pleasant.
So to deal with AMS, the best option we found was to stay at Leh for a day or two to help the body acclimatise. Then go to Pangong from there. Please try not to overdo anything. And drinking lots of water would help. Pangong is indeed at a very high altitude which makes it difficult for anybody. My daughter was 3 year old then, but since we took the road from Srinagar to Leh. Then stayed at Leh for 2 days and then went to Pangong. She didn't eat well, because of the altitude issue I guess, but then I made sure she drank ample of liquid like milk, juice etc, along with water. She was all ok, may be because her body had adapted by then. But I have heard lot of stories of kids her age having breathing issues and nose bleed etc, because they flew from Delhi to Leh and then the very next day came to Pangong.
If you are taking a flight to Leh, just make sure to stay for 2 days or so at Leh, and then only plan for Pangong. Hope this helps! :-)
@@DiyaDey Thank you Very much.
You should visit India gujarat you will like it
Car change ki hai kya
I gave a thumps up for Kaya. she’s so cute. I had a little question.
Some people told me not to take kids to Leh because of breathing issues/ high altitude. Kaya looked fine throughout the whole journey.
Can you give me some money nformation,precautions you took pls.
I have same query as above actually m planning to visit this tour with my 4 yrs old son.. pls suggest
Hi. We drove from Srinagar to Leh and covered the distance in 2 days with a lay over at Kargil. That way we all were acclimatized to the altitude. I guess it’s an issue if you directly land by air at Leh. Also. Once in Leh it’s mandatory to take 24 hours to acclimatize to the altitude before venturing for higher altitudes like khardung La. Also keep altitude medicines and oxygen handy in the car.
Note. Consult your pediatric before planning the trip.
You said it's 10 days trip how may places you visited dear. We are planning actually from Hyderabad. For 10 days 3 ppl 80k. I want to know places you visited.. thanks in advance.
10 days route.
Srinagar - sonmarg - kargil - drass - Leh - Nubra valley - turtuk village - pangong lake- Leh . All by road from Srinagar to Leh and beyond.
@@DiyaDey is it worth to add turtuk village in itinerary. My tour operator is saying it’s not worth to go too far
Beavers ?
Nice vlog
Spl like 👍 for kavya
Hi this animal is called" marmot" and in local dialect it is called phiya so nice
Sonam Wodzer .. Thanks for the info. It was helpful ! 🙂
Its called mormot,the animals
Hey nice video. You seemed a little breathless, is it because of the oxygen level at such a height? Also those animals looked like beavers to me not sure though. - barnali
Hi Barnali. Thank you. Yes a lot of breathlessness because of the height. Pangong is some 14000 ft which is a lot more than Leh.. Leh is at 10000.
I know right? They looked like Beavers to me too. Hehe. But finally I found out that they are called ‘Marmoths’ 😀
@@DiyaDey thats the first time I'm hearing that name 😯
@@DiyaDey i really liked ur room your video u know. The color palate is amazing.i guess I will follow ur footsteps for my room decore too 😊
Thank you so much ! You are too sweet. 😘😊
Nice vlog..Which month did you visit Ladakh? Perfect weather so asking.. 😊
Runa Nath .. Thank you !! We went in Aug beginning. The weather is great during that time. By September end it gets a little chilly.
They are Himalayan Marmots.
Wonderful vlog 😘😘
Thank you Karabi ! When is your next one coming 😘😀
I don’t know about my vlog😂😂 but I must say u are really doing a great job ! I appreciate Ur hardwork ,it's reflecting in Ur vlog👍keep it up dear
Life is beautiful By karabi ..
Thank you so much. You made my day. It feels great when the hard work is appreciated 😘😘😘😘
@@DiyaDey in which month you went there. Kindly let me know if you have faced any altitude issue for your daughter at highest point.
I was always looking such a video where a couple going in Ladakh, Pangong, Khardungla with their Kids.....Finally I got it because I want to refer such video to my beloved wife who were so much concerned for not to go with kids in ladakh trip as many of her well-wisher suggest her not to do so and you don't believe, me and my wife with our 2.5 years kids went upto zero point after zojila pass in last week during our Kashmir tour but not ladakh. Really I got encourage to see your video that we can take our kids to my next year ladakh plan and manage my wife as well In sha Allah. Love from Bangladesh......If any suggestion for taking kids, I will be glad...
shimon aziz .. Hello! I can understand your wife’s concern.. even I was very skeptical about going to Ladakh with my daughter. However, after the trip.. we realized it’s completely safe to travel to Ladakh with kids. Only thing is it’s best to take the Srinagar Leh roadway. And incase you take the flight, it’s advised to rest at Leh for a day or 2 to help the body adapt to the altitude. Let them drink lots of water, and also because of the height they may not feel like eating so you can give them things like fruits, milk, dry fruits etc to for strength. Hope this helps! 😊
Thanks you so much Apu for your great suggestion, As last week I just came back from Kashmir tour which included Gulmarg, Pehelgam, Srinagar and Sonmarg. As we went upto zojila without any trouble of my 2.5 y kids, In sha Allah next year will plan for full Ladakh. Thanks for your guideline and happy Travelling. Love for Kashmir from Bangladesh......
It's called Marmots..
Resident of W.B.????
No. I am from Assam and my Husband is born and raised in Meghalaya. We have lived in lots of places.
Season bata na
Beautiful ya tu hum lok bi pata he
Jab hum gaye .. it was end of July, it was quite hot. Nubra and Pangong the weather was pleasant, it was only a little cold at night.. that's all. By end of August, it will start getting chilly and cold. Hope it's helpful!
My daughter is 7yrs old, is it possible for her to carry this trip?
ANUSHRI BANERJEE .. Hi Anushri ! Yes ofcourse .. it’s completely ok to take her along.
Those are marmots, which are generally found in the Himalayan region of Lahual Spiti and Leh, Ladakh. But unfortunately, tourists visiting these places have disturbed their habitat by feeding, which has been a great concern. And I request everyone that please do not feed them when you spot a marmot.
Jigmat Norboo .. Hey hi! Thank you so much for mentioning the name. And ya unfortunately, lot of people were feeding them and our driver said that too .. that first thing human food wasn’t good for them and secondly if they started eating human food, they would get addicted to it and not eat their food which might eventually lead to their deaths.
Hope so, your message passes on to the people visiting that area. Thanks ! 👍🏼😊
That's marmots..
Hey Hi.. Thank you for the name. Good info. I kept calling it chipmunk 😂
That mammal is marmot .
Thanks. We figured that later.
a simple effort in fixing those roads won't have hurt the Indian Govt in terms of money but as we can see .
They do fix the roads from time to time but the melting snow from mountain caps in summers wash the roads down. But, trust me. That’s the adventure in Ladakh. Always keep a spare day or 2 in hand in case you are on the road.
Sweet baby Kaya