In France snow never melts because it is already at Northern latitudes. Earth is naturally very cold there. But India is more nearer to equator so on average it is warmer. Here it is permanently cold only due to high altitude...otherwise there won't be any snowfall
I agree with you on Subcontinental weather and conditions however statement about permanent snow in France isn't correct. Firstly it does gets hot in most parts of France during summer times and usually Temps touch 35°c easily, on the other hand in winters arctic vertex grip entire European countries due to which wind Temps usually are below 5°c in sunny days. Interestingly though it does not snow in entire France even during winters but in the northern parts and specially Alps and Pyrenees mountain range.
Ladakh and Tibet are deserts, as as the hot air / winds flow towards the Northeast, it/they have to flow over mountains, thus the air cools as it goes over higher elevations, and has to dump its moisture. Cold air does not contain as much moisture as hot air. By the time the air makes it to Ladakh and Tibet, it is pretty dry, as it has already dumped most of its moisture in the mountains on the way to Ladakh and Tibet. Thus the lack of snow.
If there is no himalaya then there would be snowfall over most of the india. Himalaya protect us from most of cold siberian winds. Otherwise except coastal areas, most of the india would have looked like central Asia. And there would have been no mansoon climate and less rainfall due to lack of barrier.
I meet french guy from nice who came to promote (sell) fertilizers in Himachal. He was so thrilled to see snow capped mountains.......he said France have no such views. Also said people there have no idea that these things are in india
Mr Girish there is no snow because of lots of traffic n pollution n khardongla is our water source of leh n because of cafe n tourist it's getting dirty. And khardongla is sacred for ladakhi and it's very bad omen to shit n throw garbage there. Before that movie 3 idiots there used to be snow at all the peaks of khardongla 12 months.
ladakh doesn't have a dirty climate, It's just a different rocky terrain, that you will only found in India and china, it's a paradise. Edit: I'm talking about Tibet nation which was illegally occupied by a Ccp of China
Dear Frenchy & Saliha, Hundreds of Moto blogs are on TH-cam. But we watch you we loves you & your humbleness ❤️ your desire for Hindi are appreciable 👍
Saliha and Frenchy keep on riding hard Easy Riders. Muchas gracias hermanita y hermanito. Que sigan pasandola super! That's Colombian Spanish for you. Nos vemos! (See ya' later!).
Umling La can be done by bikers.. Most riders do it.. When you reach Hanle take suggestions from the locals about the route.. Nurbula top or Photi La top.. All the best guys! Its the highest motorable pass in the world now!
Mighty Khardung La ....................What a place..............I guess it takes you a step closer towards the heavens...........No wonder Bikers and riders from the world and even common people cant resist but admire the Divine place on our beautiful Earth.....A warm welcome to our Mighty Kardung La to our riders and bikers community spread over the whole world.........Love from India
Life ends here.. That's how few mountaineers define LEH.. It's a very nostalgic place, I've been fortunate to been there long time ago in 2007. Trek the whole mountain region for 2 weeks finally to summit Stok Kangri peak. I always tell kids go before you get old.
'Mai France se bike chala ke aaya hoon' Just started watching your videos since the past two episodes and am enjoying them thoroughly. Wish you a safe journey and a pleasant stay in this lovely country of ours.
frenchy before visiting northeast india you should visit uttrakhand also its another beautiful himalyan reigion of north india JUST next to the himachal pradesh.
Finally u uploaded the video …Frenchie we want ur videos dailyyyyyyyy…I was waiting for ur video eagerly from last 2-3 days ….so plzzzzz upload videos daily 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
They issue permits to keep a track of tourists that how many successful traversed the region. There have been cases of fatalities especially in snowfall conditions and administration getting informed after a day or two. If they tally the permits they will come to know if someone is missing or fallen into a gorge.
I love your video. I don't miss your any videos. But I'm exciting for your trip of northeast part of india , After then southern part of India at the end . Love from india ❤
Please explore wild life too. India is home to 2,967 tigers (approx). If possible visit any tiger reserve. I would recommend corbett or Kaziranga. Also, you can find one horn rhinoceros in Assam
Hey Pierre! Glad you're doing fine. The reason behind snow in Europe on lower altitudes is because of our extreme latitudes, that even if its 3000m, we can witness same weather like 4000m in lower latitudes. Latitude and altitude works concordant.
@@alani3992 Kilimanjaro stands at 5,895m, which equals to 19k feet, get your facts checked mate. And the topic is about prolonged snowline in even lower altitudes of Europe when comparing to higher altitudes of any Southern countries, it's because of higher latitude, no one is talking about topography of the place, it's more about geography.
@@alani3992 you didn't get the point mate. My conversation is revolving around the statement Pierre made about how mountain ranges in Europe retain snow for a longer period even being at lower altitudes than Himalyas. We are not talking about just settled snow here, but their prolonged nature in certain regions of the world, ofcourse we can see extreme sun there and it's a dry desert, but don't you see the snow in front when he is riding the bike towards pass? It's because of higher altitude breaching through the troposphere and being on the leeward side of the sun. Kilimanjaro even being near to the equator breaches the troposphere line, where temperature is extremely freezing, helping it to accumulate snow even when it should not. Now, that wasn't even the topic of concern, it was all about why northern region retains snow for longer period or whole year even if it has lesser altitude,i hope you get more clarity now, I never talked about Ladakh. The phenomenon you're talking about is regional for Ladakh, latitudes and altitudes are global.
Well frenchie if you had visited in April you would have seen 10ft high snow wall. At almost every pass. In winters these pass are closed . Ice make a layer above road.
How many years of riding experience Saliha has? I was shocked when she rode Ducati in downtown India with you on the back seat to Punjabi breakfast place! She is so tiny and that bike probably weighs five times her weight. Unbelievable skills!
Lower the latitude (towards equator), higher is the snow line altitude. Actually the solar insolation is highest at the tropic of Cancer/Capricorn and not at the equator due to earth's tilt. To the west/south-west of Ladakh(trans-himalaya) you have the greater Himalayas which blocks snow/rain clouds. That's why Ladakh, spiti and Tibet are dry because they are beyond the greater Himalayas. If I am not wrong Ladakh gets most of the precipitation in winter in the form of snow due to the western disturbance which brings in moisture from the Mediterranean, black and Caspian seas. Interestingly, Ladakh has 2 mountain ranges, Himalayas and Karakoram. Karakoram is in the northern part of Ladakh.
If u still in nubra valley and near hunder village there's Yarabso lake , surrounded by mountains,it's hidden, got to trek.....do visit if u can it's absolutely picturous
The content is getting better every video. It's great to see the channel grow. Editing and uploading in ladakh can be a bit tricky with patchy network so it's great to see you being able to manage that. I hope to see your channel grow to something of the likes of itchy boots. I believe it'll happen. You'll need to upgrade to an adventure tourer though, maybe when you get there eventually.
Shivam, thanks a lot for saying bud! That's the aim yep. I want to finish the trip with the scrambler though, all the way back to France since Sri Lanka is on pause for now... Really appreciate the support man, editing is tough and happy to hear you spot some improvements 😎❤️
J'adore comment tu parles avec tout le monde! j'ai fais ce col en vélo en juillet et tu me rappelles les indiens, ils viennent te poser des questions et prendre des photos. Ils sont adorables
Ladakh is a cold desert so it gets very less rainfall so there's not much snow there, but in kashmir you can find snow at lower altitudes also. And 18:57 you should say- mai France se bike chalake aya hu.
As you are in trans Himalayas i.e. beyond Himalayas, all the air moisture carried by monsoon winds is actually blocked by Himalayas thus trans Himalaya is actually dry region.
Well, the rains will be a big trouble once you'll get back to the lower Himalayas! Up in Ladakh, everything is dry and clear. Actually, most of the clouds precipitates near lower green mountains keeping Ladakh dry and rocky.
Hey Pierre Checkout this video by Geography Now - States and UTs of India That should help you understand the geographical and cultural dynamics a little better.
6:30 you should then try babusar top from chillas You have to climb 3000m in 30 kilometres almost to reach babusar top which is at the elevation of 4200m
Waiting for some Pakistani Biker/bikers show us POK/ GB in detailed tour, who can show us pakistani villages, villagers life, roads, electricity, schools,colleges, universities, hospitals and tourist places/ hotels. Mean a thorough tour of POK/GB as There are thousands of videos of Indian Kashmir/ Ladakh but only few random videos of Pak Occupied Kashmir. Rumours are that Occpied Kashmiris dont speak kashmiri and are living in poverty with no schools hospitals and electricity but I dont beleive that until some Pak Occupied series shows us reality. I dont think Mirpuris are Kashmiris as they speak Punjabi so dont include Mirpur in series if anyone can do that.
@@kumar561 no, i seen it all. He never talked any politics. He never visited villages and show us life of a villager. He only showed us ppl on tourist spots who are always from very rich class. A poor Indian cannot do tour of Kashmir: Ladakh and we know thar only rich Indians do tour and they are not real India. We have more hungry kids than whole of Africa but in Ladakh ppl are driving 20-30 bikes n 2-3 crore cars.
I am wondering if you went to ride on the sand dunes near skampuk on your way to Turtuk. I believe there is small scientific research building somewhere near turtuk where you can visit.
Ladakh and Tibet are deserts, as as the hot air / winds flow towards the Northeast, it/they have to flow over mountains, thus the air cools as it goes over higher elevations, and has to dump its moisture. Cold air does not contain as much moisture as hot air. By the time the air makes it to Ladakh and Tibet, it is pretty dry, as it has already dumped most of its moisture in the mountains on the way to Ladakh and Tibet. Thus the lack of moisture, water & snow.
In France snow never melts because it is already at Northern latitudes. Earth is naturally very cold there. But India is more nearer to equator so on average it is warmer. Here it is permanently cold only due to high altitude...otherwise there won't be any snowfall
I agree with you on Subcontinental weather and conditions however statement about permanent snow in France isn't correct. Firstly it does gets hot in most parts of France during summer times and usually Temps touch 35°c easily, on the other hand in winters arctic vertex grip entire European countries due to which wind Temps usually are below 5°c in sunny days. Interestingly though it does not snow in entire France even during winters but in the northern parts and specially Alps and Pyrenees mountain range.
Ladakh and Tibet are deserts, as as the hot air / winds flow towards the Northeast, it/they have to flow over mountains, thus the air cools as it goes over higher elevations, and has to dump its moisture. Cold air does not contain as much moisture as hot air. By the time the air makes it to Ladakh and Tibet, it is pretty dry, as it has already dumped most of its moisture in the mountains on the way to Ladakh and Tibet. Thus the lack of snow.
If there is no himalaya then there would be snowfall over most of the india. Himalaya protect us from most of cold siberian winds. Otherwise except coastal areas, most of the india would have looked like central Asia. And there would have been no mansoon climate and less rainfall due to lack of barrier.
I meet french guy from nice who came to promote (sell) fertilizers in Himachal. He was so thrilled to see snow capped mountains.......he said France have no such views. Also said people there have no idea that these things are in india
Mr Girish there is no snow because of lots of traffic n pollution n khardongla is our water source of leh n because of cafe n tourist it's getting dirty. And khardongla is sacred for ladakhi and it's very bad omen to shit n throw garbage there. Before that movie 3 idiots there used to be snow at all the peaks of khardongla 12 months.
ladakh doesn't have a dirty climate, It's just a different rocky terrain, that you will only found in India and china, it's a paradise.
Edit: I'm talking about Tibet nation which was illegally occupied by a Ccp of China
Because it is once ocean million years ago.
China mein nhi hain ladakh😑
@@dancingcar8974 he is saying about Tibet. Tibet also have similar terrain
@@santhoshv3028 yeah maybe..
All this crust has been lifted from the ocean to 5 kilometers in the sky
Dear Frenchy & Saliha,
Hundreds of Moto blogs are on TH-cam. But we watch you we loves you & your humbleness ❤️ your desire for Hindi are appreciable 👍
Ladakh is literally riders paradise
When I was in Sikkim the altitude changed from 2600m to 5400m in just 65kms. from Lachen to Gurudongmar Lake. So that was fun and breath catching.😁😄🫡
Bro, I will be visiting Gurudongmar next year
Places in France ( 1500 km, )
So large quantity of rainfall and snowfall in France compared to laddakh which is a cold desert.
Saliha and Frenchy keep on riding hard Easy Riders. Muchas gracias hermanita y hermanito. Que sigan pasandola super! That's Colombian Spanish for you. Nos vemos! (See ya' later!).
Umling La can be done by bikers.. Most riders do it.. When you reach Hanle take suggestions from the locals about the route.. Nurbula top or Photi La top.. All the best guys! Its the highest motorable pass in the world now!
Thanks man, i don't have a good feeling about umling la tho, it's actually written "umling la" not allowed in capital laters on the permit hahah 😂😅
Mighty Khardung La ....................What a place..............I guess it takes you a step closer towards the heavens...........No wonder Bikers and riders from the world and even common people cant resist but admire the Divine place on our beautiful Earth.....A warm welcome to our Mighty Kardung La to our riders and bikers community spread over the whole world.........Love from India
Life ends here.. That's how few mountaineers define LEH.. It's a very nostalgic place, I've been fortunate to been there long time ago in 2007. Trek the whole mountain region for 2 weeks finally to summit Stok Kangri peak. I always tell kids go before you get old.
There’s a ducati group in spiti right now you should meet them.
'Mai France se bike chala ke aaya hoon'
Just started watching your videos since the past two episodes and am enjoying them thoroughly. Wish you a safe journey and a pleasant stay in this lovely country of ours.
I hope u make your way to South India.. Western Ghats are just as beautiful as any scenic view in the world
Can't wait for the western ghats Vinay!! 😁
She is always smiling and laughing 😂 so sweet of her and you Frenchy is awsome as always, love from Mumbai bro 😍
BRO stands for
Border
Road
Organization.
Which maintains the roads along the borders of the Country.
frenchy before visiting northeast india you should visit uttrakhand also its another beautiful himalyan reigion of north india JUST next to the himachal pradesh.
Uttrakhand is not yet videgraphed in 1 series so it will be fine.
Is there a rain-shadow route from HP through UK?
I'm hoping to go but not sure before my current visa expires 😕
I can't imagine 5600 meters on a motorbike. The world is a big place. Ride safe.
Finally u uploaded the video …Frenchie we want ur videos dailyyyyyyyy…I was waiting for ur video eagerly from last 2-3 days ….so plzzzzz upload videos daily 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
They issue permits to keep a track of tourists that how many successful traversed the region. There have been cases of fatalities especially in snowfall conditions and administration getting informed after a day or two. If they tally the permits they will come to know if someone is missing or fallen into a gorge.
omg you meet so many riders on the way......love to do leh ladakh track.......
the guy with the 7800m climb is pretty impressive
I love your video.
I don't miss your any videos.
But I'm exciting for your trip of northeast part of india , After then southern part of India at the end .
Love from india ❤
Same me for Northeast India 🤩🇮🇳💕
Please explore wild life too. India is home to 2,967 tigers (approx). If possible visit any tiger reserve. I would recommend corbett or Kaziranga. Also, you can find one horn rhinoceros in Assam
keep india clean and green..so more trouisrt come to india
Hey Pierre! Glad you're doing fine. The reason behind snow in Europe on lower altitudes is because of our extreme latitudes, that even if its 3000m, we can witness same weather like 4000m in lower latitudes. Latitude and altitude works concordant.
yeah india is near equator that's why it's generally hot and tropical in lower part of india
Kilimanjaro has snow at Equator, at even lower 15k ft.
Its about being dry weather in Ladakh.
@@alani3992 Kilimanjaro stands at 5,895m, which equals to 19k feet, get your facts checked mate. And the topic is about prolonged snowline in even lower altitudes of Europe when comparing to higher altitudes of any Southern countries, it's because of higher latitude, no one is talking about topography of the place, it's more about geography.
@@spade5752 Talking about snowline of Kilimajaro at 15K, not the summit.
So your arguments are in-correct about Ladakh.
@@alani3992 you didn't get the point mate. My conversation is revolving around the statement Pierre made about how mountain ranges in Europe retain snow for a longer period even being at lower altitudes than Himalyas. We are not talking about just settled snow here, but their prolonged nature in certain regions of the world, ofcourse we can see extreme sun there and it's a dry desert, but don't you see the snow in front when he is riding the bike towards pass? It's because of higher altitude breaching through the troposphere and being on the leeward side of the sun. Kilimanjaro even being near to the equator breaches the troposphere line, where temperature is extremely freezing, helping it to accumulate snow even when it should not. Now, that wasn't even the topic of concern, it was all about why northern region retains snow for longer period or whole year even if it has lesser altitude,i hope you get more clarity now, I never talked about Ladakh. The phenomenon you're talking about is regional for Ladakh, latitudes and altitudes are global.
Umlinga is beautiful place ..few ppl visit this area .
U would be lucky one .
Brother very very good video iam citizen becarefel border great sir your like india (Mera mahan Bharat)
Your vlogs are epic...Amazing work
Never missed your vlog..🇮🇳❤️🇫🇷
Ride safe frenchey❤️❤️❤️❤️
Well frenchie if you had visited in April you would have seen 10ft high snow wall. At almost every pass. In winters these pass are closed . Ice make a layer above road.
How many years of riding experience Saliha has? I was shocked when she rode Ducati in downtown India with you on the back seat to Punjabi breakfast place! She is so tiny and that bike probably weighs five times her weight. Unbelievable skills!
ahhaha Defo agree for the 5 times her weight 😂
Yes she is doing great, thanks for her, will let her know :)
Bro, as you r coming to our North East. So the part is truly heaven. Dont miss asia's cleanest village Mawlynnong , Meghalaya .
Bro ..intially i commented negative statement...but now...I am happy..that u got the point...thks🙏🙏🙏
What did u say to him? I'm curious😆
I went there in June, luckily we got snow ❄️ but our guide said it's very unpredictable, we were just lucky 😊
Lower the latitude (towards equator), higher is the snow line altitude. Actually the solar insolation is highest at the tropic of Cancer/Capricorn and not at the equator due to earth's tilt. To the west/south-west of Ladakh(trans-himalaya) you have the greater Himalayas which blocks snow/rain clouds. That's why Ladakh, spiti and Tibet are dry because they are beyond the greater Himalayas. If I am not wrong Ladakh gets most of the precipitation in winter in the form of snow due to the western disturbance which brings in moisture from the Mediterranean, black and Caspian seas. Interestingly, Ladakh has 2 mountain ranges, Himalayas and Karakoram. Karakoram is in the northern part of Ladakh.
Amazing vlogs man 💥💥
I love the way u always try to interact with local people.
Waiting for your next video ✌️
Wow! I saw those Czech guys at Mt Nun base camp.
Big up @ Frenchy and Sahlia made it to the TOP ⛰🏆 my G 💪🏽💯🇬🇧
PEACE
Best advice ..visit turtuk village its close to ladakh ..its a heaven on earth 😊
Well Hindi.
Perfect the way dealing with Cops😂
I can guess one country because I see a lovely souvenir that you picked up from that country! Of course it also happens to be on both Europe and Asia
Cycling at that heights 😅😅😅👏👏👏👏👏
Lovely vlog and your hindi is getting better and better every time when I watch your vlog... Safe ride brother..
Watching From north east India 🇮🇳 Bro
INDIAN Airforce 🇮🇳💪🇮🇳 Owsm vlog
If u still in nubra valley and near hunder village there's Yarabso lake , surrounded by mountains,it's hidden, got to trek.....do visit if u can it's absolutely picturous
Eagerly waiting for the 7sister vlogs
The thumbnail is just dope 🙂🥲
The content is getting better every video. It's great to see the channel grow. Editing and uploading in ladakh can be a bit tricky with patchy network so it's great to see you being able to manage that. I hope to see your channel grow to something of the likes of itchy boots. I believe it'll happen. You'll need to upgrade to an adventure tourer though, maybe when you get there eventually.
Shivam, thanks a lot for saying bud!
That's the aim yep. I want to finish the trip with the scrambler though, all the way back to France since Sri Lanka is on pause for now...
Really appreciate the support man, editing is tough and happy to hear you spot some improvements 😎❤️
Yolunuz açık olsun! 👍🏻😊
J'adore comment tu parles avec tout le monde! j'ai fais ce col en vélo en juillet et tu me rappelles les indiens, ils viennent te poser des questions et prendre des photos. Ils sont adorables
Ladakh is a cold desert so it gets very less rainfall so there's not much snow there, but in kashmir you can find snow at lower altitudes also.
And 18:57 you should say- mai France se bike chalake aya hu.
The roads look like a video game. Its so good to be true.
my best bro & my best sis thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your cousin viki 💙
I keep wondering why our frency got very little views compared to other travel vloggers. His efforts are so enormous .. most daring .
As you are in trans Himalayas i.e. beyond Himalayas, all the air moisture carried by monsoon winds is actually blocked by Himalayas thus trans Himalaya is actually dry region.
Good 👍Frenchy 6K new subscriber....from 54 k to 60k
Hope you cross 100000 subscribers soon.... best wishes
You can visit Umling la with your Hanle permit. No special permit is required as of now.
Khardungla is highest motor able road in the world
You're technically 800 meters above the Europe's highest peak Montblanc
Yep, insane to think I'm there and moreover on a road !
Awesome bro.. you r too good
Good it melts and so we have life giving to rivers and water
Such a nice vlog Frenchy 😁👏
Well, the rains will be a big trouble once you'll get back to the lower Himalayas! Up in Ladakh, everything is dry and clear. Actually, most of the clouds precipitates near lower green mountains keeping Ladakh dry and rocky.
We want to be one of the best tourist destination in the world 🤗
Ladakh is the best place for bikers ♥️♥️♥️
Namaste sir
I from Pune city Maharashtra
Road is still good
Ladakh is changing.
Hey Pierre
Checkout this video by Geography Now - States and UTs of India
That should help you understand the geographical and cultural dynamics a little better.
NAMASTEY 🙏 Welcome in India ☺️🙏❤️
watching your all videos .love from punjab
Very cleverly that army personnel removed his name batch before getting captured in picture, these guys follows the protocols even in casual matters
Very professional and presence of mind.
Beautiful video. I Like your videos So much.
6:30 you should then try babusar top from chillas
You have to climb 3000m in 30 kilometres almost to reach babusar top which is at the elevation of 4200m
Very beautiful video sir
You have two mudguard one for mud and second for guard
Go umling la and mana pass Uttrakhand 19000 ft above sea level
It will start snowing after the end of September...... by which time monsoon would have already ended.
love from India
Ladakh😍
People from Chennai may understand hindi but not alot of people can speak hindi there. Tamil os the native language of Chennai,Tamil Nadu.
Main France se bike chala kar aa raha hu. Your hindiis improving. Trust me,
Try to include drone shots in your videos 😀😀.
Had been there about 13yrs ago when visiting ladakh was not so cool btw lost my spectacles so could not see things clearly
Nice video 👍
Love from India 🇮🇳
Hey do the tour of india in monsoon, you will be amazed by the monsoon time green environment, it's totally different from winter
the real challenge is to go in winters
That Indian Army camo was designed by France in 2004. Now India has redesigned this camo into digital pixelated and started roll out from 2021
I never miss your uploads 👌
Waiting for some Pakistani Biker/bikers show us POK/ GB in detailed tour, who can show us pakistani villages, villagers life, roads, electricity, schools,colleges, universities, hospitals and tourist places/ hotels.
Mean a thorough tour of POK/GB as There are thousands of videos of Indian Kashmir/ Ladakh but only few random videos of Pak Occupied Kashmir.
Rumours are that Occpied Kashmiris dont speak kashmiri and are living in poverty with no schools hospitals and electricity but I dont beleive that until some Pak Occupied series shows us reality.
I dont think Mirpuris are Kashmiris as they speak Punjabi so dont include Mirpur in series if anyone can do that.
Check wild lens by abrar channel he is pakistani covered most places
@@kumar561 no, i seen it all. He never talked any politics. He never visited villages and show us life of a villager.
He only showed us ppl on tourist spots who are always from very rich class.
A poor Indian cannot do tour of Kashmir: Ladakh and we know thar only rich Indians do tour and they are not real India.
We have more hungry kids than whole of Africa but in Ladakh ppl are driving 20-30 bikes n 2-3 crore cars.
Chlo mere dost 🤘😂💯💯💯❤️
I am wondering if you went to ride on the sand dunes near skampuk on your way to Turtuk. I believe there is small scientific research building somewhere near turtuk where you can visit.
Next video bro 😉
Great video frenchy
Thank u so much for expoling my india..
Bro your parter is looks like a indian girl,s
Ladakh and Tibet are deserts, as as the hot air / winds flow towards the Northeast, it/they have to flow over mountains, thus the air cools as it goes over higher elevations, and has to dump its moisture. Cold air does not contain as much moisture as hot air. By the time the air makes it to Ladakh and Tibet, it is pretty dry, as it has already dumped most of its moisture in the mountains on the way to Ladakh and Tibet. Thus the lack of moisture, water & snow.
❤️ South India🇮🇳
Big fan ❤️❤️
Visit rishikesh if you plan to go back Uttrakhand. It's such a nice place to chill and see.