Tuesday, 19 July 2011
At the Top of the World
The Shey Palace: Leh was not the first capital of Ladakh; it was Shey when it was so selected in the 10th century by Palgyigon. Located 15 kms (10 miles) east of Leh, Shey village is quiet, clean and sparsely populated. Relish its lush meadows along the Indus in the summer, with rare birds for company. The original Shey Palace has seen expansions over time. The current structure was built by Deldan Namgyal, who resided here for most of his reign in the mid-17th century. From Shey Palace, you get some stunning views of the glittering sunset skies. You know exactly where to head to in the evening.
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