When I talk about such a place with its beauty which you cannot afford to miss along with somany 'nots' in the title itself, pretty much explains how much I am interested in the trip and how so many 'nots' have somehow managed to NOT let me go there.
When you see the pictures of this place with those massive huge mountains so neately carved, like they are meant to be that way without any chance of error about how they look, and what adds to the effects of massiveness is the fact that you can find such place without any population. When you actually see such a place and there is this innate feeling to just start running and cover the entire place as soon as possible like its not going to be there in a while is nothing but the result of the lack of human expressions to react to such a natural serenity hardly available anywhere. When you just don't know how to admire the pulchritude but you still instinctively want to not let the moment go... you click the pictures. I believe when you don't know the way to admire beyond certain boundaries you just opt to keep admiring for a longer time by saving the pictures and if even that seems less you just come to your basic nature of being social and share the experience so that a multitude also admires the same with you, as if there is an admiration reserve being created and you just want it to be known with you....being the founder of such an amazement.
I wish there was nothing else which I was missing but its not true. The quiet mountains actually lives with noisy rivers which when moves over the craggy surface in the sunlight gives you a feeling of a dream where the happenings are just bounded by the extent of your imagination and you wish that you could just swoop along the curvy path to be a part of the river pinnacle.
Who could have believed me if I told you that the water which we were watching on the mountainous curves is actually going to witness something which looks so fictitous just like the sets of "Lord of the Rings". Its the colossal amount of chilling water amid the towering mountains looming in the early dark and fragments of ice surfacing on the water reconfirming the absence of sun and the begning of the darker part of diurnal cycle introduces an utter desire to reach the G-spot of this vivid beauty.
Not only the horrifing images of lotr but the evergreen merry making euphorious images of "The Shire" are also present and it looks like the middle earth lies here!! After watching which ...all you could think of is the fast hobbit music and booze party.
The unpeturbed regions with water so still that makes you believe that you are indeed the first person coming here and the reflection of snow clad mountains in the green water surrounded by black rocks provides you enough colours to save a picture in your eyes and sleep worrylessly that even if you do not open your eyes again the picture is worth being the last thing you saw.
Apart from the realm of imagination, admiration and fiction, there also lies the invincible snow clad mountain peaks, conquring which in itself is a source of perennial confidence and faith in yourself.
What all I can say about this place is the word "DIVINITY" is the only and least resembling word I can find in human dictionary to define such an experience.
ITS NONE OTHER THAN "LADAKH"