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Rohtang La, Lahaul valley and the highway to Leh lie to one side of it and to its other side lie the beautiful high altitude villages of Spiti valley . Standing tall between all these spectacular destinations lies Kunzum La, a 14, 931 feet high mountain pass in the Eastern Kunzum range of the Himalayas. The most special attribute about Kunzum pass has to be the journey to reach the top of the pass. If you are coming from Kaza, you will have to cross the semi-arid cold desert landscape of Losar and if you happen to be coming from Gramphoo, you will be crossing the treacherous Chenab river valley before you start the steep ascent from Batal. Unlike the other mountain passes in the region, the Kunzum pass is the one that offers the toughest road conditions. Mountain streams overflowing onto the roads, huge boulders falling on to the roads, umpteen landslide zones and overall steep and rough terrain greet you on this route. Add to it the absolutely gorgeous Chandra Taal lake enroute and

Reason[45]: Online Retailers Have Stopped Accepting Bitcoin Online retailors who once joined the Satoshi revolution and pledged to support this payment system are now forced to step back and reconsider their decisions. Only three of top 500 online retailers are accepting bitcoin. Merchants are now reluctant to accept bitcoin as a payment method due to its scary volatile price and high transaction fees. Surprisingly just last week, the second most popular gaming store Steam has stopped accepting bitcoin payments for games , saying the cryptocurrency is extremely volatile and transaction fees are way expensive. 2.24 2.23 2.22 2.21 2.20 2.19 2.18 2.17 2.16 2.15 2.14 2.13 2.12 2.11 2.10 2.9 2.8 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.2 2.1 2.0 1.0 Steam started accepting bitcoin in April 2016 but just within a year, it could not resist to accept the fact that bitcoin surely does not qualify to be called a currency. In a blog post , Kurtis Chinn, an engineer at Steam, wrote, “As of today, Steam