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Like many travelers, I too made a trip to Pangong Tso, one of the most beautiful and enchanting lakes in India. I always wanted to photograph this place after seeing numerous snaps on Internet. After a lot of negotiation with a couple of travel agencies in Leh, I finally found two couples, who agreed to travel with me. We hired a Xylo and luckily we got a good driver. After several hours of journey, we reached our destination. I took a deep breath and started clicking pictures of this breathtaking lake, which is surrounded by barren yet dramatic mountains. I stayed at a small homestay, while my friends preferred tents. The owner of the homestay shared many interesting stories about lake, business, daily life and visitors over a cup of tea. Now I will let you to enjoy the snaps.
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Here is a global competition to explore Europe.
Lonely Planet’s teamed up with Eurail.com to give you the chance of winning a one-month European train pass. There are ten up for grabs, five Eurail passes for non-European residents, and five Interrail passes for European residents, and with unlimited travel you can kick back and discover Europe at your own pace, from the sunny shores of Portugal to the pine forests of Finland.
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With a hot and humid weather, I had no option but to search for a place full of greenery. During my online search, Google suggested me a nearby place called Santichaiprakan Park, which is close to Khao San road.
The park impressed me after an overview and I decided to visit the place.
I approached a tul tuk guy and paid him 40 bhat.
Located on Phra Athit road, Santichaiprakan Park is full of greenery, though not big in terms of area.
One can fully explore the park in just 20 minutes.
The park, situated in the eastern part of Chao Phraya River, offers some scintillating views of the sunset.
And near the vicinity of the park one can find beautiful Phra Sumen Fort, which was constructed during the end of the 18th century to protect the city from foreign invasions.
While returning from this place I stumbled upon a cute coffee shop and had some nice warm coffee.
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