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We were cycling straight towards the Pakistani Kashmir border when the temple caught my eye. It was perched on top of a mountain on the far side of the valley—nothing too unusual in a land known as “Little Tibet”. However, I was inexplicably attracted to this one. So we decided to undertake a challenging day-long detour which, unsurprisingly, involved a perilous passage suspended around a cliff. I can’t say who was more stupefied: the monks to see us, or us to be told that we were the first known foreigners to ever set foot here! | ||
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WOW Yannick, that is amazing!! would love to see more photos. It would be great to do a documentary movie about it as no-one else has been there
All the best, love following your travels
Judyx you must be the fittest man on earth LOL
AMAZING!
Amazing!
Who is “we”?
In what language were you able to communicate?
I was with Audrey, my girlfriend. As for communication, luckily, one of the 8 monks in the temple spoke English, so that was great!
Amazing Yannick. Keep them coming. Have you considered the eccentric places of ‘Derinkuyu underground city’ (in Turkey) or Cueva de los Tayos (in Ecuador)? So many mysterious places out there. Many are listed in the History.com series Ancient Aliens (see http://www.history.com/shows/ancient-aliens) unbelievable places to explore…
De par ta vibe unique, contente de savoir qu’ils ont fait connaissance avec un ”étranger” lumineux et loin du possible colon de Resort ;P
Bravo pour cette découverte dont les échanges furent surement d’une richesse inestimable (avec un apport de sérénité réciproque) !