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So next morning, Dattatreya and I went for the Turtuk Waterfall and had a near-death experience a...

Back in early October 2015 when I travelled solo to Turtuk, the last Indian village in the Northe...

“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page-” thus spake the Augustine of...

" A traveller sees what he sees, and a tourist sees what he has come to see " - Gilbert.The state...

September 7th, 2018: the morning after what one would call a "draining" day - as we flirted with ...

I was in Ladakh for the third time. It had been three years consecutively that i was visiting thi...

Claimed by Pakistan after independence in 1947, Turtuk was annexed to India in 1971 during the In...

Being on my first solo trip I was wondering whether I will be able to complete the trip without f...

India’s Ireland.Turtuk, is one of my favourite place. This place has its own charm and beauty. So...

Turtuk village AKA Captured Pakistan as it was under Pakistan before 1971 war and we conquered it...

Beautiful place which looks like straight out of Hollywood movie studio set. An hanging bridge an...

Turtuk village - Turtuk is 10km away from Thang, India's northern-most village. This place was un...