Indus Valley Collection (page 2)

Lamayuru village, Indus Valley, nr Leh, Ladakh, India
Lamayuru village, Indus Valley, near Leh, Ladakh, India

India, Ladakh, Leh, small colorful buddhist temple with dragon figure and Leh Palace
India, Ladakh, Leh, small colorful Buddhist temple with dragon figure and Leh Palace in background

India, Ladakh, Leh, scenic landscape view of Indus Valley

India, Ladakh, Leh, prayer flags at Shanti Stupa

India, Ladakh, Leh, prayer flags on white Stupa

India, Ladakh, Leh, buddha at the Gonkang Gompa
India, Ladakh, Leh, Buddha at the Gonkang Gompa

India, Ladakh, Leh, prayer flags with Indus Valley in the background

India, Ladakh, Leh, prayer flags with Leh palace in background

India, Ladakh, Leh, Shanti stupa with Himalaya in background

India, Ladakh, Leh, small white stupa at the entrance of the city

Mid-Victorian map of India
A mid-Victorian map of the Indian subcontinent at the time of the British Empire, showing various missionary society stations

Kharpocho Fort
A view of the old Kharpocho Fort in Skardu along the bank of Indus River

Two decorated seals depicting a zebu and a bull, from Mohenjodaro, Protohistoric
XIR162416 Two decorated seals depicting a zebu and a bull, from Mohenjodaro, Protohistoric (stone) (b/w photo) by Harappan; National Museum of India, New Delhi

Doorway, Matho Monastery, near Leh, Indus Valley, Ladakh, India

Butter lamps, Lamayuru, Indus Valley, nr Leh, Ladakh, India

Doorway, Matho Monastery, nr Leh, Indus Valley, Ladakh, India

Ritual bath in the citadel, Mohenjodaro, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Indus Valley civilisation, Pakistan, Asia

Great Bath of the Citadel from south, Indus Valley civilization, Mohenjodaro, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sind (Sindh), Pakistan, Asia

The Citadel with Buddhist Stupa 2nd century AD, Mohenjodaro, Indus Valley Civilization 3rd-2nd centuries BC, Pakistan

The Citadel with the Buddhist stupa dating from 2nd century AD, from south west, Indus Valley civilization, Mohenjodaro, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sind (Sindh), Pakistan, Asia

Ruins of the Indus Civilization, Mohenjodaro, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pakistan, Asia

The ruins at the archaeological site of Mohenjodaro, Indus Valley civilisation, UNESCO World Heritage site, Pakistan, Asia

Remains of the Indus civilization, archaeological site of Mohenjodaro, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pakistan, Asia

Indus Civilisation, Mohenjodaro, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pakistan, Asia

Chess board from Mohenjodaro, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Figure in a chariot or cart drawn by animals, from the Indus civilisation at Mohenjodaro, in the Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Object from Mohenjodaro, Indus Valley Civilisation, Karachi Museum, Karachi, Pakistan

Objects from Mohenjodaro, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Statue of the king priest from the Indus civilisation at Mohenjodaro, in the Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Detail of king priest, Mohenjodaro, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Object, Harappa Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Torso, statue, Harappa museum, Pakistan, Asia

Board game, Harappa Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Statue, Harappa museum, Pakistan, Asia

Harappa site, Indus Valley Civilisation between 3000 and 1700 BC, Sahiwal District, Pakistan

Female statue from Mohenjodaro, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Mirror from Taxila, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Perforated pot for scent from Mohenjodaro, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Carnelian beads from Mohenjodaro, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Bangle from Harappa, Indus Valley civilization, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Seal from Mohenjodaro, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Seals from Mohenjodaro, Indus Valley Civilisation, Karachi Museum, Karachi, Pakistan

Seals depicting animals from the Indus civilisation of Mohenjodaro, in the Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Bronze female figure, Mohenjodaro, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Mother Goddess statue from Mohenjodaro, Indus Valley Civilisation, Karachi Museum, Karachi, Pakistan

Statue of Mother Goddess, Mohenjodaro, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Inkpot from Taxila, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Ashtray from Taxila, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

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Discover the enchanting beauty of the Indus Valley, nestled in the majestic landscapes of Ladakh, India. Journey through time as you explore this ancient civilization's rich history and cultural treasures. In Thiksey, be awe-struck by the immense and beautifully gilded Maitreya Buddha residing within the Chamkhang temple. Its serene presence exudes a sense of tranquility that captivates all who visit. As you wander through Leh, vibrant Tibetan prayer flags flutter in the wind, adding splashes of color to an already picturesque town. These flags carry prayers and blessings to the heavens above, creating a spiritual atmosphere that permeates every corner. Marvel at an illustrated map showcasing the vast extent of the Indus Valley civilization. This remarkable ancient society left behind a legacy that continues to intrigue historians and archaeologists alike. Immerse yourself in history as you encounter remnants of their advanced engineering skills at the Great Bath. Step back in time and imagine life during this prosperous era while standing amidst its well-preserved ruins. An illustration highlights not only the geographical significance but also showcases an ancient tablet depicting water buffalos – symbols of agricultural prosperity for these early settlers. Underneath Leh Palace's towering walls stands a stupa adorned with prayer flags – a symbol of devotion and protection against negative energies. Feel its sacred energy enveloping you as you pay homage to centuries-old traditions. Gaze upon Stok Kangri Peak from Leh, witnessing nature's grandeur unfold before your eyes. This majestic mountain reigns supreme over Ladakh's Stok Range, offering breathtaking vistas that leave visitors spellbound. Unearth artifacts from Mohenjodaro like an intricately carved chessboard – evidence of their intellectual pursuits even thousands of years ago. Marvel at how this game has transcended time and remains beloved worldwide today. Witness where past meets present as Indus Valley merges seamlessly with Stok-Kangri massif on an illustrated map.