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From Indira Point to Kibithu: India’s most remote destinations
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The Indian Express
India’s geography stretches from the icy Himalayas to tropical islands in the Indian Ocean, encompassing deserts, rainforests and high-altitude plateaus.
Hidden at the country’s extremities are destinations that feel like they’ve been plucked straight off the edge of a map.
Indira Col, LadakhIndia’s northernmost pointLocated in the eastern Karakoram Range near the Siachen Glacier, Indira Col is India’s northernmost point.
Surrounded by towering snow-covered peaks and glaciers, it is one of the country’s most remote places.
Access is highly restricted due to its strategic military location, making it inaccessible to regular tourists.