• [Solved] ‘Shingo-La’ Is the Name of Which Pass?

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    Shingo La is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 5.091m (16,703ft) above sea level...

  • Shingo La

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    Der Shingo La verbindet das Bhaga-Tal im Süden mit dem Tal des Tsarap im Norden.

  • Picture/Photo: Shingo La Pass, Zanskar, Jammu and Kashmir.

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    Shingo La Pass, Zanskar, Jammu and Kashmir. India,Part of gallery of color pictures of Asia by professional photographer QT Luong, available as prints or for...

  • Shingo La Pass Photos | Télécharger Des Images Gratuites...

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    Trouvez plus de 100 images shingo la pass gratuites étonnantes.

  • Shinkula Pass Archives - Discover Leh Ladakh

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    The road between Darcha in Lahaul valley of Himachal and Padum in Zanskar is being built above 16,600ft high Shinkula (Shingo-la) pass for nearly 10 years...

  • Darcha Padum Shingo La Trek Guide: 2024

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    The hike commences at Darcha, climbs to 5000 m Shingo La Pass.

  • Shinku-La Pass, Shingo-La, Ladakh, India

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    Shingo-La (also known as Shinku La) is a mountain pass in India, on the border between Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh.

  • Darcha Padum Trek in Ladakh- A Travel Guide

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    Continue along the trail and you’ll eventually reach Shingo La Pass, which reaches an impressive 5,090 metres (16,700 feet)...

  • Complete List of Mountain Passes in India and Himalayas

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    Shingo La or Shinkun La: Shingo La Pass lies at the border of Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh and it is at an elevation of 5,091 meters or 16,703 feet.

  • Darcha - Padum Via Shingo La (Shinkula Pass), Himachal...

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    Part of the route is always covered with snow, especially near the Shingo La (Pass) or, also known as Shinkula Pass.