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What’s it like to ride the roughest mountains with your father? A Mumbai architect and his 62-year-old pillion return from Leh to tell

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Bhavin Nagda and his father Vijay embarked on a 20-day trip from Mumbai to Leh-Ladakh on a bike. Nothing prepared them for the extreme cold and the challenging topography in the mountains, but they ploughed through

Bhavin Nagda and his father Vijay embarked on a 20-day trip from Mumbai to Leh-Ladakh on a bike. Nothing prepared them for the extreme cold and the challenging topography in the mountains, but they ploughed through

In 2011, when architect Bhavin Nagda, 32, started planning a biking trip to Leh Ladakh, he was sure it wouldn’t be a solo expedition.  He wanted his dad to join.  “Having been in the business of transport, it wasn’t uncommon for my father to discuss highways and trucks at dinner. I thought this [idea of a road trip], would definitely excite him. Moreover, he could do with a break.” 

Bhavin Nagda with his father Vijay at the Khardung La, a mountain pass in Leh, also famously known as the gateway to the Nubra and Shyok ValleysBhavin Nagda with his father Vijay at the Khardung La, a mountain pass in Leh, also famously known as the gateway to the Nubra and Shyok Valleys

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