A***n Valley with a driving distance of 160 Kms approx from Leh.
Dha Beema
Leh
194106
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Driving in the west of Leh city towards Leh Srinagar highway following river Indus we can reach at A***n valley. From Khaltse road leads towards Lamayuru to Kargil but river Indus move towards north west and one can reach at A***n Valley with a driving distance of 160 Kms approx from Leh.
Sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient Bema, via Achinathang - the home of the Drok-pas. The restricted areas of Ladakh include not only the outlying regions of Nubra, the Pangong Lake and Rupshu, but also the Indus valley below Khaltse, where the villages of Da, Hanu, Garkhon and Darchiks are home to a minuscule ethnic group known as Drok-pa. They are Indo-A***n by race in contrast with the Tibetan racial characteristics of majority of the Ladakhis, having their own distinct traditions and customs and practicing a form of Buddhism that has an intriguing intermixture of pre-Buddhist animist beliefs.
The Shagkar-Chigtan valley, runs north from Bodh-Kharbu. The people of this valley are known for their joie-de-vivre, and also for having brought Ladakh's rich oral literature to its finest degree of development. Though Muslims, they retained till very recently traces of the Buddhism from which they were converted at an uncertain period during the last 400 years. The best versions of Ladakh's national folk-epic, the Kesar Saga are said to have been those recited by the bards of Chigtan.
