Pangong Tso Lake is a trans-border lake extending from the Ngari Prefecture of China's Tibet Autonomous Region to India. About 155 kilometers in length, the geographic features of the lake are indicated in the name which in Tibetan means "long, narrow, enchanted lake". In addition to its isolated location far from human contamination, the lake is an ideal habitat for migratory birds. [Photo/file]

Pangong Tso Lake is a trans-border lake extending from the Ngari Prefecture of China's Tibet Autonomous Region to India. About 155 kilometers in length, the geographic features of the lake are indicated in the name which in Tibetan means "long, narrow, enchanted lake". In addition to its isolated location far from human contamination, the lake is an ideal habitat for migratory birds. [Photo/file]

Pangong Tso Lake is a trans-border lake extending from the Ngari Prefecture of China's Tibet Autonomous Region to India. About 155 kilometers in length, the geographic features of the lake are indicated in the name which in Tibetan means "long, narrow, enchanted lake". In addition to its isolated location far from human contamination, the lake is an ideal habitat for migratory birds. [Photo/file]

Pangong Tso Lake is a trans-border lake extending from the Ngari Prefecture of China's Tibet Autonomous Region to India. About 155 kilometers in length, the geographic features of the lake are indicated in the name which in Tibetan means "long, narrow, enchanted lake". In addition to its isolated location far from human contamination, the lake is an ideal habitat for migratory birds. [Photo/file]