Keran : Where a River Runs Through
A Photo Gallery of Keran along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir
A Photo Gallery of the Village of Keran which is divided by the Kishanganga which acts as the Line of Control in this part of Jammu and Kashmir
Signages in Keran on the banks of the Kishanganga which is called Neelum by our Neighbours.
The beautiful Kishanganga aka Neelum River at Keran
The Indian Flag flies high on the Indian side in Keran
Village Houses in Keran
We Love Neelum signs on the other side of the Kishanganga in the so called Neelum Valley in Keran
An abandoned House in the Keran Village
Another view of a Village in Keran
Another view of the Kishanganga aka the Neelum River in Keran
Kiki’s Blog
Stories from the Himalayas
Five years ago the Galwan Valley was in the News for the wrong reasons after a deadly clash between the Indian and Chinese Armies in the Valley located in Ladakh lead to many deaths on the contentious Border between the two countries in wake of continued Chinese intrusions into Indian territory.
This area along the Shyok River, of which the Galwan Nallah or the Galwan River which forms the Galwan Valley has been off limits to Civilians since long but now the Indian Government has decided to open up the area for Civilians and we were amongst the First Civilians to venture into this beautifully desolate part of the Eastern Karakorams in Ladakh. Earlier Civilians could only venture upto the Village of Shyok from where the Shyok River takes a U turn and flows in a Northerly direction.