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Early morning walk with Frodo and the camera, ahhh 🙂
Cloudy month, end of the winter…
What could you do at 3 am on Sunday morning (for many it’s a middle of the night :P) ?
Wake up and get ready for a sunrise at the highest peak of the Karkonosze Mountains!
One of my most favourite hiking routes in the Karkonosze Mountains.
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That day the weather was absolutely crazy, constantly changing. Literally from sunny day to the snow storm within the minutes!
First photo taken at 5:41 am, last at 11:08am.
Enjoy!
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A new year is already over two months old, so it’s about time to post some January photos.
Ladakh is mostly inhabited by people of Tibetan descent, which makes that region a very rich in Buddhist temples, monasteries, gompas…
Some of them have been founded in the 11th century. Few are in ruins while others are still inhabited by monks and ordinary people.
It has been an amazing experience to be there and see how they live!
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Bronte Beach is my favorite spot for sunrises and sunsets in Sydney 🙂 Enjoy the view!
Khardung La pass is situated ~39 km from Leh. I got to the top by car, with the bicycle on its roof – it was exciting.
But the real fun began on the way down – nearly 40 km long, from the altitude of 5359 meters to approx 3500 meters!
Pangong Tso lake is located along the border with Tibet, at the elevation of 4350 meters. About 158 kilometers from Leh (over 5 hours of driving).
To get there, you cross over the 5360 meters Chang La Pass, the third highest motorable road in the world!
We stayed overnight with local people, in the small village called Spangmik.
Leh in the region of Ladakh, north of India. Often called as “Little Tibet”.
Surrounded by the Himalayas and Karakorum mountain ranges. Absolutely an amazing place!
It has been recommended to us by our friends from the Career Break 🙂
The photographs have been taken over the period of 10 days. We haven’t stayed in Leh for the whole time, next posts will include some trips we have taken 🙂
One of the most spectacular views I’ve ever seen – Sydney’s harbour.
What if you add the sunrise? Jaw dropping!
I’m so glad I’ve made that decision to chase my dreams! Dreams about Australia!
