Видео

Thank you so much! Your wishes mean the world to us, dear sir/ma’am! 😇🙏 Honoured to have you for our audience! ❤️ Grateful for the love and the blessings! Sending you lots of love and regard from India 🙏 Welcome to our humble little family on RUclips 💐

Thank you so much for your continuous support 🤗 We would’ve started way back in 2017 when we started exploring Ladakh ! That’s on me 🤣 Mohit always wanted to do this. I kinda hesitated and wasn’t up for it ! Now I love it, too 😬😁

Thanks a lot Shubham 🤗☺️

We got lucky then 😁☺️🤗

Hahaha ! You’ll get it this time for sure ♥️

Would love that someday, Shubham 🤗😊

That was not skincare ☹️🤣 That was just a face wash and cream and serum and maybe a little oil 🤣🤣

Thank you, darling ♥️♥️

Can’t wait to show you ♥️

Isn’t it? Pretty as a peach ☺️

Thankee, pacc! 🤗❤️❤️❤️

Absolutely, Kamal! No place like this! 🤗 It’s India’s crown jewel! 👑 Yes we remember having heard for you earlier and we’re thrilled you’re about to make tracks for Ladakh! Our best wishes! Please feel free to ask anything you wish; we’d be happy to help, and thanking you heartily for the kind words! ☺️❤️✌🏼. Yes, we’d love to hear from you about your experience! Hope you have a memorable one! Bon voyage! ☺️✌🏼✌🏼

Thank you so much, Boudhayan! You’re always there for us ☺️🙏 We’re dying to go to Spiti! ☺️It’s just that with the rains, the route from shimla is rather treacherous for the moment! Hoping to go soon. Thanks so much for the support ☺️🙏💐

No. Trucks generally dont travel this route, except BRO ones.

@reachnag Yes, for the larger part, it is. 30% of the strech is where it’s narrow and one has to premeditate a spot for allowing a pass to the larger vehicle behind. But as Boudhayan pointed out correctly, you have wee-bit heavy vehicles: the occasional BRO truck or travellers for the tourist troupes. You never need to feel obliged to give a pass immediately; do it as per your comfort. Drivers generally understand in that zone ☺️👍

Right you are, brother! It is 😊

🥰😘♥️

I would say it is ‘us’ who are luckier, dear Shubham ☺️ getting to read such words full of such warmth that can only come from a very kind place! We wish you get to go real soon! Best wishes and lots of love! ☺️💐 Delighted if we’re able to chase away the Monday blues😀 Haha 👍

Thank you, Vikalpy! We always miss you! So glad pasand aaya! Let’s pray ikatthe jayein! ☺️❤️

Hey, we didn’t cover Demchok this time. We covered Chumathang 😊

Thank you 🤗

That’s so sweet 🤗 Thank you so very much, Kamal ! 🤩 We hope you enjoy the binge watch 🤗

Thank you, Dodzi ♥️😘

Thank you, Shubham ♥️🤗

Thanks a lot, Subrata 🙏🏻🤗 We’re pretty sure by mid September the roads should be good ! Right now, yes, the roads are not in a very good shape. That’s also in some areas not everywhere. Manali route is also bad right now! Especially near Pandoh dam! You needn’t plan it via Manali. The roads should be good via Shimla by the end of this month. Unless it rains again! We pray the monsoon gods show us some mercy !

Thank you 🤗

Thanks to you, too, our dear friend! ☺️ Always a delight hearing from you! Glad you had a good watch 😇

You’re right, we did find Padum costly ourselves, especially given the quality of the accommodation. It’s not in keeping with the times, I’d say , barring a few. We put up at Hotel Potala. It came to 2500 for the stay. They usually quote per person charge including food, which comes down to 2k per head at times at good places. Best to get food outside cause there are some good eateries around. You can clock this charge down by 700-800 rupees in September. Bargaining works, yes, to a reasonable point of course because unlike the more renowned hill stations, these Himalayan stays don’t overquote at the outset. Umm…we didn’t see anything significant between kurgiak and Padum. Mostly camping and shack stays. You could find stays offering solitude in Padum’s outskirts, for example, Sani village. ☺️👍

You’re very welcome, Subrata! ☺️ Thank you for always watching 🤗 Appreciate it! Well honestly, in all the trips, I haven’t. I usually time the journey after a service or I go for a general check up to get the status of the filter beforehand. So I can say, so far so good without a filter 🤗

Thank you, Pravesh ☺️🙏

Hahaha! Well said, dear Vikalpy ❤️☺️

Thank you so much! ☺️ Glad you liked! Love hearing from you each time, dear Boudhayan 🙏🤗

Thank you again, Subrata! ☺️ Can always count on you for a pleasing comment 🙏 Yes, you’re spot on; narrower it is indeed and it winds much more, but the condition of the surface is markedly better than its counterpart, which makes it more comfortable. Purne road was tottered in comparison, I’d say. Plus, this one is angled more steeply vis-à-vis rivers Tsarap and Kurgiak, which maintains the river-view throughout even if it comes with deeper gulches, but that’s a plus, you’d agree, because it adds to the thrill. 😊 As for the difficulty posed by the lack of width, I’d say we found it rather fine because we didn’t come across a single vehicle all along except the one that you saw 😀 so the room was enough for one vehicle throughout. I guess you could also chalk up our comfort to the fact that we’ve driven in Himachal all our lives and are rather used to the single lane. You’re an enthusiast, I’m sure you know exactly what I’m saying 🤗 Gauging the space beforehand, letting the other vehicle go, and then resuming the journey… so I’m sure when it comes around to you taking this road, you, too, will find it a breeze 🤗 No substitute for driver’s attention, of course! 🤗 Rest, the remainder of the road is coming up in the next video! Thankful to you for being with us, dear Subrata! Cheers to you 🤗

Thank you so much, Saaed ☺️🙏

Thank you, Sonika ♥️♥️🥰🤗

Thank you our dear girl ♥️🤗🥰

Thank you so much, dear friend! Glad you liked ☺️🙏 Oh, absolutely! These mountain folk are the epitome of human fitness 👌 🙌

Totally, brother! ☺️ These people are as fit as they come! Salute! 🫡

😂😂😂👍 Hahaha! Thank you, Neha! Haan maza to bahut aata mujhe! 😍 I had the look, I could’ve played the part too 🤗

Hi, dear Subrata! ☺️ Always a delight to know that we’ve had the pleasure of your viewership 🤗. That’s a very good question! 👍 It’s not easy, I’ll that you that 😄. We’re online language trainers so our work goes with us. 😃 We take halts to teach; sometimes we teach at odd hours to make up for any session missed. It gets taxing at times, but this crazy love for travel’s got no chill 😄 So we try to make it work one way or the other 🤗

​@@Thehimtwain From day one, i see mastery over your eng language. Nice to know you teach language online. I checked your other channel too. Keep up the great work.

@@Thehimtwain Excellent. I really admire your commitment. Keep it up.

Thank you, Subrata! ☺️ So kind 🙏 Appreciate 😊

@reachnag: thank you so much! 🥹🙏 Humbled! Ever so supportive! 💐

Well, yes, valleys are bound to be so in the summer, dear brother, especially the sandy Nubra. ☺️ Which is why we took on Zanskar; it remains cool throughout the year because it’s Ladakh’s closest region to the Western Himalayas and gets the maximum snow. Srinagar is much lower down so heat is a given. Being a cold desert, the days indeed feel hot because of insolation. Luckily, the cool winds that deflect from the peripheral mountains keep Leh moderate. Nubra doesn’t have such mounts around it, hence the heat. But you’ll find Zanskar pleasantly cool in this season as well. Cheers 🤗

That’s right, Pacc! We goin 😍😍😍❤️❤️

Thank you so much, dear Harman ☺️🤗

Well then I’m afraid you’re going to be disappointed with this answer as well, dear Subrata 😀 because the gurkha is the prime reason why we’re able to pull off these expeditious outings with not a care on our minds! We just know each time that it’ll get us through. Granted people have had different experiences but ours has genuinely, and I mean ‘genuinely’ been delightful. We got this in April 2022, and 30K kms down the lane, we’ve pushed it in every possible terrain…even on cruel uphill tracks wherein once you commit, hitting the breaks or rethinking is not an option until you hit the top, and it’s always come through for us. On a couple of occasions the rear tyres got smothered: once in deep snow and the other time in deep sand. That’s when the manual differential locks came into play and pulled us as if by a magnet from above! 😃 The ride quality is very satisfying; you’re just rolling on highways with not a care. It’s surely not for those who want to dart past others because on highways, it begins to choke after 80, but the boost to that point is rather hearty because of the healthy torque. Interestingly, they’ve taken care of that too in the 2024 BS 6.2 variant that’s been juiced up to 140 bhp from 90 bhp that you see here. This is why the gurkha was always our choice. 😊 So like I said, dear Subrata, you may be disappointed but these are true feelings! I make car reviews on another channel of mine and I’d have punished the car for any serious shortcomings had there genuinely been any 🤗. It’s just that the company is often negligent of its parts and accessories. Apart from that, we don’t even mind the spartan interiors. In fact, we feel, that’s how a rugged 4 x 4 should be on the inside. Cheers 😊

@@Thehimtwain Well, I'm not disappointed. All I wanted was an honest opinion. I own Jimny automatic n a Fortuner manual 4x4. I know the shortcomings of Jimny. I've not found any fault in performance of the Fortuner so far. Earlier I had a Tata Safari 3.0 dicor. It had it's own flaws. All based on performance parameters. It's good that u r completely satisfied with your Gurkha's performance. Thank u anyway for ur opinion. By the way, what's the name of your car channel?

@@Thehimtwain Would you mind sharing a link to the other channel where you do car reviews?

Wow! Subrata, you’ve owned quite a fleet of off-roaders there 😍 It’s funny that we haven’t already met in Ladakh or Spiti 😃 Haha! Hoping to, soon ☺️ Oh well the fortuner is a proven machine 👌 no doubt! Well currently the channel is a mixed bag of this and that with a few car reviews but I’m trying to turn it into a complete car review channel. 😊 Here’s the link: youtube.com/@mohitsgoodstuffreviews?si=l5iJjvLd3oLmV-5y Thanks 😊

@zenwithzoey: here you go, brother ☺️ youtube.com/@mohitsgoodstuffreviews?si=l5iJjvLd3oLmV-5y It’s a mix bag right now, trying to slowly turn it into a car review channel ☺️

Thank you for giving us your time 😊 Glad you enjoyed 🤗

Yessss, dear sis! 🤗🤗🤗

Thank you ☺️ Glad you liked 🙏

I believe you’ve missed out, dear 😊 The new series is into its third episode already. Last week was episode 2, the week before that was episode 1 and tonight at 9:00, you’ll have the third one 🤗. You can tap on the bell icon to know each time we upload a new one! Cheers and thanks for being with us 🤗

Thank you so much our favourite girl ♥️