Top 5 Must Visit Places in Padum Zanskar | Sani Lake | Gyalwa Ringna | Sheela Waterfall | Drone | 4K скачать в хорошем качестве

Top 5 Must Visit Places in Padum Zanskar | Sani Lake | Gyalwa Ringna | Sheela Waterfall | Drone | 4K

Episode 9: In this Episode we will explore the 5 Must visit Places of Padum Zanskar. The First one will be Sani Lake which is in Sani Village 10 Km ahead of Padum, then we visit the Karsha Gompa which is the Biggest Monastery of Zanskar. The third place on the List is Sheela Waterfall in the Village Sheela which is one of the biggest waterfalls of Zanskar, the place is just pristine. The Fourth place is a mysterious place Gyawa Ringna which is as unknown as the name and the last is Padum's own market with which we can't complete a list of places to explore in Padum.  This is going to be an adventure like never before because the STRAY ARTIST is going on one of the most adventurous motorcycle journey in India. Yes! You heard it right, we are going to Zanskar which is one the most remotely located place behind many dangerous mountains. The places we are going to explore in this series will be enchanting for our viewers like Shinku la, Umling La, Drang Drung Glacier, just to name a few this ride is going to be one hell of a Journey for everyone including us and we have made sure to curate our content in the best way possible with which you will also get an experience like you are there with us. Come join us on this Epic Journey. Lets Roll. Route: Purne - Icher - Raru - Bardan - Padum. Padum (also known as Padam) is a town named after Padmasambhava. It is the only town and administrative centre in Zanskar. It was historically one of the two main capitals of the Zanskar Kingdom, the other being Zangla. It is 240 km away via the link road from Kargil town (National Highway No. 01D). Padum is at the centre of the tri armed Zanskar valley. It has an average elevation of 3,657 metres (11,998 feet) Padum is largely inhabited by people of Tibetan descent who follow Tibetan Buddhism, but there is a sizable Muslim minority (accounting for ~40% of the town's population), mainly Balti, who have been present in Padum since the 17th century. The Zanskar River flows through the valley from its source at the Drang Drung glacier of the Pensi La. The Zanskar River joins the Lungnak River near Pibiting village. A number of notable Buddhist monasteries are located near Padum including Bardan Monastery and Kursha Monastery and the newly built Dalai Lama Photang. #milesonbike #WhereDoWeGoNow #strayartist Watch this Video and leave a Comment. It matter's to us because you matter to us. So, enjoy this Video. Watch unlimited supply of STRAY ARTIST in this Pandemic. Practice Social Distancing and Stay Safe. #STRAYARTIST #MilesonBike #wheredowegonow Follow Stray Artist on Social Media :- Instagram:   / thestrayartist   Facebook:   / thestrayartist   Twitter:   / thestrayartist