Ryul Tso

Ryul Tso and Kyun Tso are a system of twin lakes in Ladakh.[1][2]

Geography

The lakes are located about a mile from the Salsal La Pass (17062 ft.), on the way to Chumar, which marks the Indo-China boundary.[3]

Transport

See also

References

  1. ^ Philip, G.; Mathew, John (2005). "Climato-tectonic impression on Trans Himalayan lakes: A case study of Kyun Tso basin of the Indus Suture Zone in NW Himalaya using remote sensing techniques". Current Science. 89 (11): 1941–1947. ISSN 0011-3891. JSTOR 24111130.
  2. ^ Sankar, Sridhar. "Outlook India Photo Gallery - North India".
  3. ^ Vermont, S. G. (1932). Trans-Himalayan Diaries. p. 78.
  4. ^ J-K: Hanle-Chumar road in Ladakh is now open to public, ANI News, 23 Sept 2025.

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