envelop the valley it is worth walking back along the trail where the skiu nala
meets the markha to visit a s all monastery cared for by an old nun who
comes here every morning and evening to light the butter lamps at the alter of
"chambha"-the future buddha.
Day 8:
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A very pleasant walk up one of the loveliest sections of the
markha valley. Markha is one of the biggest in this valley. The
way through woody bushes thickly along the river which is a
spanned by several small bridges over which
the trail marches to thinlespa. The camp is set after thinlespa 1 n half hrs we
set the camp beneath the markha village the land scap is very nice evening
we enjoy and drink local wine with villager'\s .the camp along with markha
river.
Day 9:
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Day 10 : Thachunche - Nimaling: 16,097ft/4,878 M) 4-5 Hrs.
Day 10:
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trek from thachunche camp joins the normal trail back to
nimaling past villages seemingly poorer than those of lower
areas do. The nimaling plain is a broad undulating meadow
which slopes upward to the base of ice clad kangyatse,
which dominate the area. Nimaling with tiny ponds and rivulets flowing all
over its meadows, you find numbers of animals like yak, dzos, sheep, goats,
horses and himalayan marmots and white tailed hares are seen.
Day 11:
Today we have the rest day explored the beautiful area.
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